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A dead baby was found at a music festival in Rothbury, Michigan, on Sunday (June 28). According to CBS News, the deceased child was found in the portable bathroom at the Electric Forest music festival on June 28.RELATED: Say, WHAT?! Wisconsin Parents Reportedly Arrested After Mom Allegedly Gave 1-Year-Old Whiskey & Found Baby Dead In CribDead Baby Found Inside Porta-Potty By An EmployeeAccording to the Michigan State Police, the infant was a neonate, meaning it was less than 4 weeks old. An employee of the porta-potty vendor reportedly found the dead baby “during routine maintenance” in the camping area of the…

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A three-time U.S. Olympic canoeist has been indicted on a felony charge after federal prosecutors accused him of tearing up newly installed sealant at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, a landmark that has become a flashpoint in President Trump’s push to spruce up the nation’s capital ahead of Independence Day. David Carter Hearn, 67, of Bethesda, Maryland, was charged Thursday in D.C. Superior Court with one count of destruction of property valued at $1,000 or more, a felony that carries up to 10 years in prison if convicted. The indictment alleges that Mr. Hearn “maliciously did injure, break and destroy”…

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ZAGREB: Croatian director/writer Filip Mojzeš has entered postproduction with his debut feature The First Week of August / Prvi tjedan u kolovozu, a Croatian/Polish coproduction backed by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC) and the Polish Film Institute. The story follows a family whose summer holiday gradually becomes a space for confronting suppressed traumas and hidden tensions. After experiencing psychological trauma, the mother unexpectedly physically attacks her ten-year-old son. During their stay in a picturesque Mediterranean setting, the complex web of family relationships, suppressed conflicts and personal issues, slowly begins to unravel. The leading roles are played by Ivana Roščić, Jerko Marčić and…

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I can’t tell the exact tipping point from realistic excitement over a new technology, to hype, to aww-come-on — but I’m pretty sure when a sandwich shop with Danny DeVito as its public face talks about AI in its IPO documents, we must be getting close. So it is with Jersey Mike’s. Because of investor thirst for all things AI these days, I understand why tech companies feel the need to sprinkle AI dust all over their pitches. This is as true for non-AI startups raising venture capital as it is for Bending Spoons’ public debut, a company in the…

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In this week’s MLB Mailbag, we’ll take questions on the White Sox’ approach to the trade deadline, which underachieving clubs are most in need of a rebuild, Bobby Witt Jr.‘s contract, some potential Giants trade scenarios and more. Thanks to everyone who submitted questions. Let’s begin! Dennis asks: With a somewhat need for a vet starter and/or a vet reliever without over-damaging their prospect pool, who should [White Sox GM Chris] Getz be calling first? Frankly, I’m not sure they need to worry about over-damaging the prospect pool. Granted, they shouldn’t rip through a bunch of prospect capital in order…

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The Wright brothers worked here. NASA was born here. The suffrage movement was headquartered here. For one day only, a working federal courthouse is opening its doors to reveal centuries of hidden history — and an AI exhibit that brings it to life.Just in time for America’s 250th celebration, Circuit Librarian Jessica Perovich and Chief Judge Kimberly Moore join Washington Times reporter Mary McCue Bell to detail the courthouse’s surprising ties to history ahead of a rare, one-day public opening on July 3rd. I’m Mary McCue Bell with The Washington Times, and right now I’m in the courtyard of the…

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The Mets have released right-hander Adbert Alzolay, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. He had been pitching for Triple-A Syracuse but is now a free agent and can sign with any club. Alzolay, 31, had a breakout with the Cubs in 2023. He pitched 64 innings for the Cubs, allowing 2.67 earned runs per nine. He struck out 26.5% of batters faced, walked only 5.1% of opponents and induced grounders on 42.2% of balls in play. He took over the closer’s role for the Cubs and racked up 22 saves that year. But things went south from there. Early…

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Sephora just broke new ground in the beauty industry, becoming the first beauty retailer to launch sensory-friendly shopping hours at a global scale. During their newly announced “Quiet Hours,” Sephora stores will lower their music, adjust screens, and minimize strong scents. Avoiding these sensory triggers aims to make shopping more accessible for neurodivergent customers, including shoppers with autism and ADHD. Sephora has not yet announced a specific schedule for these hours. With the initiative, Sephora is continuing a trend started by Walmart and picked up by brands across the retail, restaurant, and entertainment industries, making space for neurodivergent customers to…

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Baltimore Ravens star Calais Campbell told a 911 dispatcher that his brother is “mentally ill” and was “diagnosed with schizophrenia” on a call the day their mother was killed, according to audio obtained by TMZ Sports on Thursday, July 2. Calais’ brother, Ciarre, is charged with murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm or knife in relation to the death of their mom, 71-year-old Nateal Campbell, Us Weekly confirmed on Wednesday, July 1. During the 911 call, Calais, 39, asked the dispatcher to send police for a wellness check to Buckhead, the Atlanta neighborhood where Nateal’s body was eventually…

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BUDAPEST: The most successful Hungarian film of the past 35 years, Orosz Dénes’ How Could I Live Without You? is making an unprecedented comeback on the big screen starting 2 July nationwide and 3 July 2026 at Cinema City. As a special summer bonus, screenings will feature an exclusive excerpt from the upcoming sequel. How Could I Live Without You? 2 will be released in Hungarian cinemas by InterCom on 12 November 2026, having TV2 Group as media partner. The premiere will be preceded by two massive Aréna Kuplung concerts featuring both classic tracks and brand-new hits, according to the National Film Institute – Hungary.…

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