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Donald Trump
personThe petition was a last-ditch legal effort aimed at keeping the more than 100 classified documents he took after leaving office. The documents were seized by the FBI following a search of the former president’s home at Mar-a-Lago. The Supreme Court rejected Trump's request with no dissents noted.
Andrew Bailey
personAndrew Bailey has failed to deliver on his two major responsibilities. Inflation has run out of control because he refused to raise interest rates. UK pension funds had to plead for a £65billion rescue as rising rates caught them in a risky form of ‘borrowing against borrowing’ Bank of England has been supporting the government bond market for the past fortnight.
Microsoft
organizationMicrosoft is updating Windows 11 with the option to directly view iCloud photo libraries in the Photos app. The news comes just as the Apple Music app launches on Xbox consoles. It reflects Microsoft's ambition to make Windows the "most open" desktop platform with support for rival services and apps.
Willie Spence
personWillie Spence took part in season 19 of American Idol, which aired last year. The singer died from injuries sustained in the accident, which occurred in Tennessee.
Infowars
organizationThe verdict is the second big judgment against the Infowars host over his relentless promotion of the lie that the 2012 massacre never happened. It came in a claim filed by the relatives of five children and three teachers killed in the mass shooting. A Texas jury in August awarded nearly $50 million to the parents of another slain child.
the Bank of England
organizationBond-buying scheme to stabilise pension funds must end on Friday, Bank of England says. Experts say gilt rout is largely affecting final salary and defined benefit pensions schemes. Bank had been supporting the bond market after investors were spooked by Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget.
Alex Jones
personSecond multimillion-dollar verdict against Jones in just over two months. The Connecticut jury found Jones liable for $965 million, with amounts reaching as high as $120 million for a single person. The verdict far outstripped the $49 million (£44.2 million) he was ordered to pay by a Texas jury in a similar case in August.
Adnan Syed
personMaryland State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby says new DNA tests found a "DNA mixture of multiple contributors" on Lee's shoes. A reinvestigation of the case revealed evidence regarding two alternate suspects. One of the suspects was convicted of attacking a woman in her vehicle, prosecutors say.
AC Milan
organizationChelsea beat AC Milan 3-0 at the San Siro on Tuesday night. Goals from Jorginho, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Kalidou Koulibaly. Fikayo Tomori sent off for tugging Mason Mount down as last man. Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand back the sending off as the right decision.
Derek Carr
personReferee Carl Cheffers says he followed the roughing-the-passer rule when he penalized Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones. Jones stripped Raiders quarterback Derek Carr from behind just before halftime. Jones landed on Carr while also coming up with the ball.
Hae Min Lee
personProsecutors dropped charges against Adnan Syed on Tuesday in the 1999 killing of Hae Min Lee. A Baltimore judge last month ordered the release of Syed after overturning his conviction. Syed has maintained his innocence for decades.
Celtic
organizationCeltic fined £13,169 for anti-monarchy banners at Shakhtar Donetsk. Rangers fined £12,284 for ‘improper conduct of the team’ against Napoli. Hearts fined £2,194 for away fans throwing objects onto the pitch.
IMF
organizationIMF warns that a third of the global economy will be in recession next year. Cost of living pressures, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a slowdown in China behind fresh growth downgrade. IMF estimates global losses from the economic slowdown may reach as much as $4 trillion by 2026.
Davante Adams
personDavante Adams is facing a possible suspension for shoving a cameraman on his way to the tunnel in Arrowhead. NFL is expected to rule on the matter early this week. The photographer immediately went to police at Arrowhead Stadium and filed a police report, claiming to be a victim of an assault.
Travis Kelce
personTravis Kelce becomes the first player to catch four touchdown passes in the history of 'Monday Night Football' Kansas City Chiefs come from 17-0 down to defeat the Las Vegas Raiders 30-29. Chiefs overturned a 17-point deficit to hold on for their fourth win through five games.
Champions League
organizationCeltic lost 1-0 at home to RB Leipzig in the Champions League. Timo Werner and Emil Forsberg scored the goals for the German side. Celtic have lost three games out of four in the competition.
Amazon
organizationAmazon is selling Google's Pixel Buds Pro at a new all-time low of $160. Both sizes of the Apple Watch Series 8 (41mm and 45mm) are now being discounted $50 at Amazon and Walmart. Items are up to 41% off.
Amazon Prime Day
organizationPrime Day is today, October 11 and tomorrow, October 12. Offers huge discounts on big-name brands, including Apple, Samsung, KitchenAid, Shark, Olaplex and Maybelline. Save more than 50% on one of Amazon’s newest Fire tablets. The Peloton Bike is on sale for just $1,225 for Amazon Prime Day.
Tulsi Gabbard
personTulsi Gabbard, who ran for the Democratic Presidential nomination in 2020, announced on Tuesday that she is leaving the party. She condemned the party for being ‘hostile to people of faith and spirituality’ She also accused party leaders of weaponizing national security ‘to go after their political opponents’
Prime
organizationAmazon is having its first-ever Prime Early Access Sale. From Oct. 11 to 12, Prime members can shop for holiday-style discounts. Almost all of the deals are exclusively for members.