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1. Over three dozen Congress members’ offices targeted with white powder envelopes  The Guardian
2. Election Offices in at Least 32 States Have Received Suspicious Letters  WIRED
3. Ron Johnson, Tammy Baldwin report suspicious mail at Milwaukee offices  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
4. Feds investigating letters with 'suspicious substances' sent to multiple congressional offices  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
5. Feds intercept ‘suspicious’ package intended for Oregon election office  Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB

1. Utah's LG says Postal inspector intercepts letter with suspicious powder meant for her office  KSL News
2. Election Offices in at Least 32 States Have Received Suspicious Letters  WIRED
3. Emergency response prompted near Birmingham courthouse  WBMA
4. Feds investigating letters with 'suspicious substances' sent to multiple congressional offices  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
5. Feds intercept ‘suspicious’ package intended for Oregon election office  Oregon Capital Chronicle

1. Judge tees off on DOJ official over Trump golf course  Politico
2. Trump Golf Course Dispute Sparks Clash Between Judge and DOJ  The New York Times
3. Trump Sets Date To Renovate D.C. Golf Course Amid Court Fight  Yahoo
4. Trump says construction to begin ‘immediately’ on golf course despite judge’s order  CNN
5. Expedition fails to find Amelia Earhart’s plane  The Washington Post

1. DoJ charges 28 green card holders in California over alleged voter fraud  The Guardian
2. Midterm election live updates: The Trump administration’s voter roll fight with California escalates with a slew of arrests  CNN
3. Regional: California Attorney General Refutes Federal Claims Of Widespread Voter Fraud Following Monday Arrests  SFGATE
4. DOJ Charges 28 California Residents With Voting-Related Crimes Amid Trump’s Voter Fraud Push  The New York Times
5. 'Operation Protect the Vote': Federal sweep targeting alleged noncitizen voters leads to 28 charges; 1 arrested in Commerce  ABC7 Los Angeles

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Allen Graves stopped and shook every reporter's hand before he stepped into his post-practice media scrum on Monday. 

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1. Kenyan court convicts starvation cult leader of murdering 191 people  Al Jazeera
2. Shakahola cult leader Paul Mackenzie guilty of 191 murder charges in Kenya  BBC
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When Inigo Perez takes up his station in the Anfield technical area on Tuesday night, a few yards away from Andoni Iraola, there could be a sense of inevitability to it. Where Iraola went, it seemed, so would Perez. So if one Basque gravitated to Liverpool, another would follow. Yet the former teammate and assistant will instead be a rival; the product not of any kind of falling out but as an unintended byproduct of Brexit.

Perez is now Villarreal manager. Perhaps, with different rules and regulations, he would still be Iraola’s second in command. But Liverpool’s history features two assistant managers who never sought the top job themselves but, propelled into it by circumstances, Bob Paisley and Joe Fagan went on to win four European Cups between them. Now their Champions League campaign continues against a man who could be called an accidental manager, who had wanted to continue as Iraola’s No 2 until he hit a brick wall in the shape of bureaucracy.

But when Bournemouth hired the older Basque from Rayo Vallecano in 2023, when Iraola was headhunted by the future Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes, who would appoint him again three years later, the United Kingdom had already left the European Union. Perez had to apply to the Home Office for permission to work in England. Iraola was repeatedly frustrated by the Home Office’s decision he lacked the relevant qualifications and felt for his friend when he was left in limbo.

Andoni Iraola is looking forward to 'special' match against Villareal (PA)

“We tried to take him to England, he was here but he couldn’t work as he didn’t have a work permit,” Iraola recalled. “We tried to do everything to convince the panel and they decided he was not good enough to be an assistant coach. I complained in that moment because I was coming with just two guys: Pablo [de la Torre, now with Iraola at Liverpool] and Inigo.

“It was very difficult because everything was very provisional. He wanted to work with us in Bournemouth but if you don’t have a work permit you cannot do it, you can’t put your kids in school and then there was a moment when we realised it was not going to be possible. We were waiting for a panel to decide whether he was good enough but once they told us he was denied, it was an uncomfortable situation for all of us.”

As Iraola accepted, Perez may have benefited in the end. After his successor at Vallecano, Francisco, floundered, they turned to Perez. He kept them up, took them twice to eighth place and to the Europa Conference League final. Villarreal came calling. “It has worked very well for him also,” Iraola smiled. “He could take Rayo Vallecano, now he is coaching in the Champions League with Villarreal and I am very, very happy with him.”

He can afford to have few regrets. Without Perez, he formed close bonds with Tommy Elphick and Shaun Cooper, two of those he inherited at Bournemouth. “Luckily, Inigo could go on and manage Rayo Vallecano,” Iraola added. “And for me, I was able to work with Tommy and Shaun. They took on more responsibility. I had a chance to bring someone else from Spain but Tommy and Shaun were doing a great job and I was very happy with them.”

Iraola may be a talent-spotter when it comes to coaches; Elphick was offered the Bristol City job this summer. He was quick to identify Perez, five-and-a-half years his junior, as someone he wanted on his backroom staff. A relationship goes back to their days in Bilbao. “We have known each other since the academy of Athletic Club, from the first team together, and as soon as he retired I asked him to help me as an assistant at Rayo,” Iraola recalled. “We’ve been through a lot together.”

Iraola's former assistant, Inigo Perez, is now head coach of Villarreal (Getty)

It is another illustration of the remarkable number of coaches the Basque country produces. Next week, Iraola faces Xabi Alonso, a boyhood friend, when Chelsea visit. Even after their paths separated three years ago, Perez remained a confidant. Or he did until the Champions League fixture list came out, sending Villarreal to Merseyside.

“It is not good for the relationship when these things happen,” said Iraola. “I talk to him lot but when you know you are going to face each other you stop talking. You leave the distance. This is probably the moment when we have talked less. We normally call time to time to talk about La Liga, about the Premier League, about football, about our staff and families but now when the game gets closer we haven’t been in touch.”

With Perez another advocate of a high-paced pressing game, Liverpool against Villarreal may be the closest thing to watching an Iraola side take on another. Certainly, there is a question of whether either manager will benefit from inside knowledge about the other’s ideas and methods.

“For me it is a special game because he is my friend,” said Iraola. “He knows me very well, he knows everything, and it’s also a team I follow in La Liga. It is going to be strange.”

C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Oct. 18, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada
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• Buffalo Bills’ C.J. Gardner-Johnson apologized after being disqualified for spitting at Raiders tight end Brock Bowers
• Gardner-Johnson said the “gesture” he made was “inappropriate, unnecessary, and not a reflection of the respect”
• The Bills safety promised to “learn from this, grow from it, and continue to lead with the integrity, passion, and respect that have carried me throughout my career”

Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson has apologized for spitting at an opponent.

Gardner-Johnson, 28, posted a lengthy apology on his Instagram Story after he was ejected for spitting in the direction of Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers in the first half of Buffalo’s eventual 33-30 victory on Sunday, Oct. 18.

“I want to take a moment to address my actions and sincerely apologize to my opponent, my teammates, my organization and everyone who supports me,” Gardner-Johnson began.

The Bills safety said his “passion and competitive nature have always been a huge part of who I am,” before admitting, “but I also understand that there is a line that should never be crossed.”

C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Sept. 17, 2026 in New York
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Gardner-Johnson called the “gesture” he made “inappropriate, unnecessary, and not a reflection of the respect” he has for Bowers, 23, or “this game.”

“There is no excuse for my actions, and I take full accountability,” Gardner-Johnson continues. “No matter how emotional or intense the competition gets, I have to hold myself to a higher standard. To my opponent, I sincerely apologize. We compete hard between those lines, but respect should always remain at the forefront.”

Gardner-Johnson said the “moment does not define my character,” and promised to “learn from this, grow from it, and continue to lead with the integrity, passion, and respect that have carried me throughout my career.”

He concluded, “I love this game, I respect this game, and I will always protect the integrity of this game. MY actions will speak louder than my words moving forward.”

Gardner-Johnson addressed the incident with reporters postgame on Sunday. “We were just arguing and talking,” Gardner-Johnson said, according to ESPN. “It was nothing negative. He ain’t do nothing to me. It was just in the heat of the game arguing and talking s--t. That gesture isn’t warranted.”

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Bowers, meanwhile, told reporters, “I don’t even know. Just talking a little bit and then ... I don’t know,” according to ESPN.

According to NBC Sports, Gardner-Johnson may be facing an additional suspension from the league.

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Serie A | Monza 4-0 Cagliari: Varela double ends Isolani’s unbeaten run

Monza ended Cagliari’s four-game unbeaten run with a 4-0 win at the U-Power Stadium, as Gustavo Varela scored twice and Noel Törnqvist kept the Brianzoli’s first clean sheet of the season.

Ivan Juric’s side arrived on four points after a 3-1 defeat at Lazio, and were without the suspended Lorenzo Lucchesi, so Saba Goglichidze came into the back three. Matteo Pessina, Idrissa Touré, Jan Ziolkowski, Zeballos and Mayé were all injured. Cagliari had won their last four away games and held Juventus 1-1 last time out, but Fabio Pisacane was suspended after his row with Luciano Spalletti, so assistant Giacomo Murelli led the team from the bench. Mattia Felici, Riyad Idrissi and Yael Trepy were unavailable, and M’Bala Nzola partnered Paul Mendy up front.

Samuele Birindelli bent an effort narrowly wide from the edge of the box early on, while Zé Pedro headed off target from a Cagliari corner.

Elia Caprile got down well to keep out Dany Mota’s low shot heading for the bottom corner. At the other end, Törnqvist dived to deny Nzola after Mendy’s through ball, then also saved from Mendy.

Monza went ahead on the break in the 39th minute, when Mota slipped a pass through for centre-back Eddy Kouadio, who finished low from close range.

MONZA, ITALY – OCTOBER 19: Valentin Antov of AC Monza is challenged by Harry Winks of Cagliari Calcio during the Serie A match between AC Monza and Cagliari Calcio at U-Power Stadium on October 19, 2026 in Monza, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Monza put Cagliari to the sword with clinical second half

The lead doubled within two minutes of the restart. Foe Ondoa laid the ball off to Varela, and he fired across Caprile into the bottom-left corner.

Cagliari pushed for a way back. Mendy headed wide from a corner, and Törnqvist produced an outstanding stop to claw away Yerry Mina’s header towards the near post.

Instead, Monza struck again on 66 minutes. Varela turned provider for Jay Robinson, who curled a superb shot from the edge of the area into the bottom-right corner.

Mendy somehow missed from close range after Alieu Fadera’s cross, substitute Andrea Colpani hit the left post and Mina nodded another header narrowly wide.

Varela added his second in the 79th minute. Robinson broke clear and hit the right post, and the Uruguayan was on hand to tap in the rebound. Törnqvist made sure of the clean sheet with two late saves to deny substitute Kevin Carlos.

Monza 4-0 Cagliari

Kouadio 39 (M), Varela 47, 79 (M), Robinson 66 (M)

West Ham Midfielder’s Winter Exit Clue Emerges From Spain: Should West Ham Sell In January?

Coincidence. That was the word Javier Aguirre reached for when a reporter put an awkward question to him ahead of Valencia’s home game with Athletic Club today. Marca carried his comments, Sport Witness relayed them, and West Ham fans suddenly have reason to pay attention.

Here’s the backdrop. Aguirre took charge at Valencia in September after Carlos Corberán left, and he knows one of West Ham’s midfielders inside out. Edson Álvarez played 23 times for Mexico under him, wearing the armband for most of them. Then came Tarek Sebiat, who represents Álvarez and Cruz Azul’s Erik Lira in Europe, meeting Valencia officials this week. Cue the January chatter.

Aguirre played it down, yet he admitted he meets sporting director Braulio daily and that reinforcements come up. “I can’t tell you, but there have been meetings,” he said. Record’s Carlos Ponce de León went further on X, claiming Sebiat’s visit was routine, with similar catch-ups at Villarreal and Osasuna.

So where does that leave Álvarez? Not in a happy place. He has made one appearance this season, in the EFL Cup win over Port Vale on 8 August. Nuno hasn’t picked him in the squad since, and Rafael Márquez left him out of Mexico’s last camp.

Should West Ham sell him in January?

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – MAY 11: Edson Alvarez of West Ham United during the Premier League match between Manchester United FC and West Ham United FC at Old Trafford on May 11, 2025 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images)

Yes, if the price is right.

Álvarez is 28, a ball-winning midfielder who snaps into tackles, reads danger early, wins his aerial duels and can slot in at centre-half when asked. The Hammers paid Ajax roughly £34 million for him in 2023, and the standards have slipped since.

Nuno wants a compact, disciplined side, and a screening midfielder sits at the heart of that. Álvarez does the job on paper. Yet he’s barely near the matchday squad, which tells you exactly where Nuno stands. Leaving a 28-year-old international on the sidelines wastes wages and shrinks his value.

Would Valencia suit him? Aguirre loves organised, hard-tackling midfielders and trusts Álvarez, so the match looks natural. Los Ches have endured a rough season and need steel in front of the defence, and a leader like him would help.

The problem is that reported World Cup row. Álvarez reportedly wanted a film crew to follow him, Aguirre refused, and his staff weren’t pleased. If that grudge lingers, the link dies quickly. A clean sale in January would still help West Ham‘s Championship budget, though.

Indiana football's joyride couldn't last forever. The Hoosiers' 22-game winning streak went away in an oh-so-close defeat to Ohio State where the placement of one foot could have changed the outcome.

But IU remains in the thick of the College Football Playoff race after the one of the wildest weekends in the sport's history. Half the top 10 lost and the team that is now ranked first needed double overtime to remain unbeaten.

IU's remaining schedule includes one game against a currently ranked team: Nov. 14 vs. USC. Two teams remain unbeaten in Big Ten play: Ohio State — which still has USC, Oregon and Northwestern on the schedule — and UCLA, which plays USC to end the regular season.

The first standing release show is Nov. 3. Here's where the Hoosiers stand this week:

College Football Playoff rankings: Where Indiana football is projected after lossJoe Tansey, Bleacher Report: 7th

"As for Indiana, it sits at 6-1 with only one Top 25 opponent, USC, left on its schedule.

"The reigning national champion should be in a good spot to land a playoff berth, but it will have to likely win out to land a spot in the top four."

Bill Bender, Sporting News: 5th

"The Hoosiers nearly pulled off the game-winning TD in the final minute against Ohio State, but receiver Nick Marsh was out of bounds in the end zone on a fourth-and-4 pass. That ended Indiana's 22-game win streak. A pair of second-half turnovers didn't help, and Josh Hoover (20 of 40, 296 yards, TD) did not have enough run support. Indiana travels to Michigan in Week 8."

David Hale, ESPN: 7th

"As talented as Indiana was in 2025, the key to its success was how relentlessly consistent the Hoosiers were at playing sound, fundamental football. They simply didn't make mistakes. This season, it has been a little different, and Saturday's loss to Ohio State was a glaring example. The fumbles, the bad flags, the missed throws, and Nick Marsh's wayward left foot … it all added up to the Hoosiers' first loss in 22 games. As Curt Cignetti said afterward, the win was there — Indiana just didn't take it. It has been a long time since that was true, but perhaps it was a hard lesson learned. Indiana went toe-to-toe, again, with arguably the best team in the country. It's a reminder of how good Indiana is, but how small the margin for error can be."

Scott Dochterman, The Athletic: 7thESPN: Two analysts put IU 8thIndiana football schedule 2026

(all times ET)

• Sat., Sept. 5: IU 52, North Texas 16 (box score, stats)
• Sat, Sept. 12: IU 55, Howard 0 (box score, stats)
• Sat., Sept. 19: IU 38, Western Kentucky 0 (box score, stats)
• Fri., Sept. 25: IU 29, Northwestern 23 (box score, stats)
• Sat., Oct. 3: IU 47, Rutgers 15 (box score, stats)
• Sat., Oct. 10: IU 20, Nebraska 17 (box score, stats)
• Sat., Oct. 17: Ohio State 19, IU 15 (box score, stats)
• Sat., Oct. 24: at Michigan, TBA, TBA (preview)
• Sat., Oct. 31: vs. Minnesota, TBA, TBA (preview)
• Bye week
• Sat., Nov. 14: vs. USC, TBA, TBA (preview)
• Sat., Nov. 21: at Washington, TBA, TBA (preview)
• Sat., Nov. 28: vs. Purdue, TBA, TBA (preview)

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The full Eagles Jalen Hurts blood clot timeline is damning appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

The Philadelphia Eagles recently got some scary news when it was announced that quarterback Jalen Hurts would be out for the remainder of the year after more blood clots were discovered in his lungs. The news comes just days after it was revealed that Hurts was placed on IR with a blood clot in his leg, having played through the ailment two weeks ago against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Now, the team has gotten more information on how he was allowed to play in that game despite the issue.

“After the #Eagles flew to London, an ultrasound found a superficial blood clot in his calf. Doctors still cleared him to play. However, the night before the game, he spent time in the hospital and was told not to sleep because it was a risk. He played the full game without much sleep,” reported NFL insider Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team on X, formerly Twitter.

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Meirov also reported that “He then took the roughly 7-8 hour flight from London back to Philly and started practicing in full that week,” after which the additional clots that have now ruled him out were discovered.

It’s certainly a frightening situation for the former Super Bowl MVP, and the primary concern now is that he is able to recover in a safe manner, regardless of how long that might keep him off the field.

Meanwhile, the Eagles have been in a tailspin as of late, currently sitting at 2-4 after recently losing to the Carolina Panthers at home, with Tanner McKee getting the start at quarterback in that game.

Philadelphia will next hit the field next Monday for a home game against the Dallas Cowboys.

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The Tampa Bay Rays took two out of three games from the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field and now hold an overall 3-2 American League Championship Series lead. Tampa Bay is one win away from reaching its third World Series in franchise history. The Rays are confident as the series now shifts back to Tropicana Field for Game 6 and a potential Game 7. MLB insider Jim Bowden is expecting Rays fans to bring an energy level to Tropicana Field that hasn’t been seen before at the stadium.

“Tampa Bay, up 3-2, you’re coming back home, The Trop has never been louder than it was in the Yankees series. Could you imagine tonight what The Trop is gonna be like? It’s gonna be at a level we’ve probably never seen before for the Rays,” Bowden said, via MLB Network Radio. “It’s gonna be that loud. And if the Rays were to get an early lead and (Freddy) Peralta is pitching well, that crowd… It will just end it.”

Bowden went on to say that Cleveland needs to score early to avoid the fans’ energy from completely taking over.

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“So for Cleveland, score early, keep them quiet,” Bowden added.

The Rays entered the series as the favorite. They were the best team in the American League throughout the season, and they did not have too much trouble with the New York Yankees in the American League Division Series. However, the Guardians have given them some trouble.

This Guardians ball club won’t go away quietly. Game 6 projects to be competitive. First pitch is scheduled for 8:08 PM ET.

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IndyStar will be recognizing the top volleyball players in Indiana with our players of the week poll.

Scroll to the bottom of the article to vote. Voting is open until noon Friday.

Congratulations to Scecina's Mykela Dickerson on being voted Player of the week for Oct. 5-10! Dickerson notched double-digit kills in all three matches last week, including a double-double (16 kills and 12 digs) against Cathedral in the City Tournament. She finished the week with 43 kills on .381 hitting, 34 digs, six aces and 45 receptions.

Regionals: Pairings, locations, schedule, scores

Here are last week's top performers.

Elle Boser, Mishawaka Marian

The junior attacker tallied 14 kills on .353 hitting vs. Glenn then went off on Saturday, registering 20 kills on .255 hitting in a four-set win over South Bend St. Joseph, then going for 24 on .444 hitting vs. New Prairie in the final. She also ttoaled four aces, six blocks and 42 digs across the three matches. 

Madeline Freels, Evansville North

The junior outside led the Huskies to their first sectional championship. She had 19 kills on .298 hitting vs. Castle, then went for a dozen on .360 hitting in a sweep of Evansville Reitz. Freels also clocked six blocks against the Knights and and eight aces against the Panthers. 

Kyra Joostberns, Lawrence North

Win a sectional, clear a career milestone: That’s what the Wildcats’ senior setter pulled off last week, clearing 2,500 career assists for the now three-time defending sectional champions. Joostberns had 32 helpers against Lawrence North, then clocked 34 in the semifinals vs. New Palestine.

Reagan Lyons, Homestead

Lyons and the Spartans cruised to a sectional championship Saturday. She had 14 kills and a block in the semis vs. Fort Wayne South Side, then registered 10 kills, seven aces (21 points), a block and six digs against Huntington North.

Sophia Orlando, Brownsburg

Orlando led the Bulldogs to their second sectional championship in three seasons, totaling 36 kills across three matches. Her best performance came Saturday night vs. defending 4A state runner-up Plainfield: 20 kills on .204 hitting, plus four digs and a block.

Carson Petty, Penn

The senior setter steadily increased her assist output across three matches: 28 vs. Mishawaka, 33 vs. South Bend Adams and 45 vs. La Porte. Petty also logged 25 digs, two blocks and six aces.

Quinn Reynolds, Bloomington South

Reynolds, a senior middle/outside hitter, posted a double-double vs. Terre Haute North with 17 kills and 19 digs (also had seven aces), then tallied 10 kills on .381 hitting, two blocks and three aces vs. Terre Haute South.

Paige Rudolph, Westfield

Rudolph scored 15 kills on .464 hitting plus a block and four digs in the Sectional 8 final vs. Zionsville. She had nine kills in the semis vs. Hamilton Southeastern and eight in the opener vs. Carmel.

Annabelle Schembra, Center Grove

With 35 assists against Roncalli in the sectional semifinal, Schembra achieved her longtime goal and cleared both 4,000 career assists and the Trojans’ all-time record. The senior UCF commit has 4,052 helpers (and counting) after she posted 32 in the opener vs. Perry Meridian and 43 in the finale vs Franklin Central. 

Addison Sholtey, Greenwood Christian

Sholtey helped GCA to another sectional championship, posting a school-record 34 kills on .468 hitting against South Decatur. She matched that total (unofficially) against North Decatur in Saturday’s semifinal, then racked up 25 terminations against Morristown in the final.

Caroline Ward, Tri-West

The SMU commit showed out in the sectional championship match vs. Lebanon, recording 34 kills on .459 hitting in a wild five-set victory. 

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