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Rapper FBG Casino has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess fentanyl with intent to distribute, reaching a plea deal in a federal case involving drugs allegedly found at an Airbnb used as a stash house. Casino, whose real name is Rico Deville Buice and who is Future’s brother, entered his guilty plea on Thursday. He now faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison. The offence carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment and a fine of up to $10 million. He is due to be sentenced on January 7. A request to continue his pre-trial release conditions…

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Chelsea and Manchester United are monitoring Como midfielder Lucas Da Cunha after the Frenchman’s emergence in Serie A and his recent breakthrough at international level. The 25-year-old has become an important player for Como since joining from Nice in 2023. His technical ability and versatility have helped establish him as a key part of the Italian club’s midfield. Premier League clubs tracking Lucas Da Cunha Chelsea, Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest are reportedly among the English clubs keeping watch on Da Cunha. Manchester United, Aston Villa, Newcastle United and Brighton have also been linked with an interest. Chelsea’s interest is understood…

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Travelling nurse Nicole Linton has been found guilty of six counts of second-degree murder over a fiery crash in Windsor Hills, Los Angeles, in which her Mercedes was travelling at about 130mph. The jury reached its verdict on Friday after roughly three hours of deliberations, bringing to an end the trial over the 4 August 2022 collision at the junction of La Brea and Slauson avenues. Prosecutors said Linton accelerated to around 130mph before running a red light and ploughing into traffic. Vehicle data presented in court indicated the car continued to accelerate in the moments before impact and was…

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Kelly Gordon found a community of mothers who understood her experiences after a traumatic pregnancy and her daughter’s brain injury left her feeling isolated. The challenges surrounding motherhood had left Gordon without a sense of connection, as she navigated the impact of her daughter’s injury. Meeting other mums who understood her circumstances helped Gordon move beyond some of motherhood’s loneliest days and find a supportive community.

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The doctor who oversaw Christa Pike’s failed execution has declined to comment after the Tennessee death-row inmate survived two doses of the lethal injection drug and was taken to hospital in a critical condition. Dr Mark Fowler, 69, answered the door at his isolated family home near Union City, Tennessee, less than 24 hours after the execution attempt at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville. “Thank you for coming. I have nothing to say,” he said from behind the screen door of the four-bedroom property. Pike, 50, remains alive at an off-site medical facility, which has been identified by a…

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Donald Trump has pressed South Korea to support a 54 billion-dollar Alaska liquefied natural gas venture, while warning that tariffs could be raised. The push for South Korean involvement in the Alaska LNG project was coupled with a threat of higher tariffs, placing the proposed venture at the centre of the latest discussions between Trump and South Korea.

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Chrisean Rock has prepared an unusual pasta dish for Blueface and his friends, combining spaghetti, minced beef, sauce, sausage and sliced cheese. A video shows Rock assembling the meal by adding the beef and sauce to plain spaghetti before topping it with what appears to be kielbasa or another type of sausage. She then adds more sausage and cheese slices as a garnish. The dish did not appear to win over Blueface’s cameraman, who quickly used an app to order pizza instead. Rock also chose to eat pizza, despite reportedly spending hours preparing the pasta dish.

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Northern Ireland beat Ukraine 3-0 in Trnava to move top of Nations League Group B2, with Ciaron Brown scoring twice in a remarkable victory for Michael O’Neill’s young side. Brown, the only player in Northern Ireland’s starting line-up aged over 24, opened the scoring before Isaac Price added a second in the 22nd minute. Brown completed his international double shortly after the hour when Ukraine goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk allowed a bouncing ball to slip through his legs. The result gives Northern Ireland seven points from their opening three matches since returning to the second tier of the Nations League. They…

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Children in Milwaukee have a new place to play after Milwaukee Recreation marked the reopening of the renovated Metcalfe Playfield with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 1. The playfield, at 2350 North 33rd Street, has undergone a full-scale refurbishment designed to create a safer and more versatile space for children, families and the wider neighbourhood. The improvements include modern playground equipment, a full basketball court, a splash pad, a cooling plaza, a lighted football field and a multi-purpose lawn. The fieldhouse has also been renovated, with upgraded facilities and flexible community space. New walking paths, pedestrian lighting, benches, tables…

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Forensic evidence including a missing bullet, blood-stained clothing and DNA recovered from two hire vehicles has been placed before the jury in the murder trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon. Lamarre-Condon, 31, denies murdering his former partner Jesse Baird and Mr Baird’s new partner, Luke Davies, at a terrace in Sydney’s Paddington in February 2024. He accepts both men were shot with his police pistol. The second week of the Supreme Court trial has focused on evidence gathered from the house, a skip bin in Cronulla and three vehicles linked to the killings. Fifteen jurors have been shown hundreds…

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