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A 20-year-old man from Ramsey, Minnesota, has been arrested after two teenage girls reported separate encounters involving a vehicle in Ramsey and Coon Rapids on 28 September 2026. Police said one girl reported an attempted abduction at about 2.05pm as she walked near Alpine Drive NW and Vicuna Street NW in Ramsey. Officers searched the area and began investigating immediately. About eight hours later, at approximately 10.25pm, a second teenage girl reported being chased by a man in a vehicle near Northdale Boulevard NW and Marigold Street NW in Coon Rapids. She also told officers she had been sexually assaulted,…

Alex de Minaur has reached the semi-finals of the China Open after beating Andrey Rublev. The Australian tennis star secured his place in the last four with victory over Rublev at the tournament.

Minnesota’s AI nudification ban has been suspended after a federal appeals court granted Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, an injunction blocking enforcement while its legal challenge continues. The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals issued a brief, one-sentence order on Friday and did not explain its reasoning. The decision overturns an earlier ruling that allowed the law to remain in force during the case. The legislation prohibits the use of artificial intelligence to transform a person’s real photograph into a pornographic or sexual image without their consent. Under the law, companies responsible for creating non-consensual sexualised images or videos…

A Republic of Ireland fitness coach has alleged that he was spat at by an Israel player during a confrontation in the tunnel at half-time of the Nations League fixture in Serbia. Damien Doyle is understood to have made the accusation after the teams left the pitch, with Ireland leading 1-0 following Troy Parrott’s 39th-minute penalty. The match had already been played against a backdrop of heightened political and sporting tensions. Israel equalised two minutes after the interval when Dor Peretz scored from close range against Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher. Kelleher and Peretz, captains of their respective countries, had declined…

Former Anthropic researcher Coxon is set to testify at an artificial intelligence hearing in New York City, Bloomberg News has reported. The hearing will focus on AI, with Coxon appearing as a witness in the New York City proceedings.

Milania Giudice has publicly wished her sister Gabriella a happy birthday, months after Gabriella called 911 during an incident that preceded Milania’s assault arrest. In a birthday tribute, Milania described Gabriella as her “best big sister” and acknowledged the strain she said she had placed on their relationship over the years. “I know I haven’t always made being my sister easy, but you’ve always been there for me, accepted me, and loved me through everything,” Milania wrote. She also referred to Gabriella as her “fav sister” in the message. Gabriella was the sibling who dialled 911 on the day of…

Firefighters have stopped a garage fire from spreading through a home in northeast Cherokee County, Georgia, after crews were called to Hollyberry Way on Saturday evening. First-arriving units found heavy flames in the garage near the junction with Hollybush Court, according to Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services. Crews launched an immediate attack and brought the blaze under control before it reached the main living areas of the property. Their response also helped protect neighbouring homes. Garage fire contained before reaching living areas One homeowner suffered a minor injury and was assessed at the scene by emergency crews. No further…

Manchester City strengthened their Women’s Super League push with a 4-2 victory over rivals Arsenal, as Mary Fowler featured for the champions. The result gives Manchester City a significant win in their pursuit of success in the Women’s Super League, with Arsenal beaten in a six-goal contest.

A man has been arrested after a woman in her 40s was found dead in Norfolk.

A suspected ShinyHunters hacker detained in Jordan is co-operating with US investigators, according to American officials. Jordanian authorities detained Saif al-Din Khader this week, two US officials and another person familiar with the matter said. ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for a series of high-profile data breaches and recently alleged that it obtained information on every FBI employee. That claim has not been publicly verified. The group said last month that it had stolen between two and three terabytes of data linked to FBI workers. It claimed the breach involved a previously unidentified vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft, a human resources management…