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How Joe Milton could unlock Saquon Barkley's running game for Eagles

How Joe Milton could unlock Saquon Barkley's running game for Eagles

Joe Milton's mobility could open rushing lanes for Saquon Barkley as the Eagles look to revive their running game against the Giants
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NRA Files $200 Million Claim Against Former Attorney William Brewer and Firm, Alleging Malpractice and Negligent Misrepresentation

NRA Files $200 Million Claim Against Former Attorney William Brewer and Firm, Alleging Malpractice and Negligent Misrepresentation

The National Rifle Association (NRA) has initiated arbitration proceedings against its former lead outside counsel, William Brewer III, and his firm, Brewer Attorneys & Counselors. The NRA is seeking over $200 million in damages, including past legal fees, alleging legal malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty, knowing participation in breach of fiduciary duty, and negligent misrepresentation. The arbitration filing, made in Dallas County, Texas District Court on October 30, 2026, claims that Brewer and his firm inflicted "catastrophic financial and reputational harm" on the organization over a six-year period through "negligent, conflicted, and self-interested professional representation." Among the specific allegations, the NRA asserts that Brewer concealed executive misconduct, placed the association in "regulatory peril," and worked to shield former NRA leader Wayne LaPierre to protect the firm's own interests. The complaint also cites Brewer's alleged refusal to recommend LaPierre's removal to mitigate ...
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4 Cornell lawsuit defendants join effort to oust Letitia James from criminal investigation

4 Cornell lawsuit defendants join effort to oust Letitia James from criminal investigation

Four men named in a former Cornell University student’s lawsuit are joining a co-defendant’s effort to block New York’s attorney general from leading a reopened criminal investigation into the woman’s gang rape allegations
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Westchester County Experiences Voting Machine Issues on Election Day

Westchester County Experiences Voting Machine Issues on Election Day

Westchester County, New York, reported issues with voting machines on Tuesday morning that were not accepting paper ballots. The Westchester County Board of Elections confirmed the problem, stating that ballots are being placed into designated orange emergency ballot bags. Officials are actively working to resolve the machine malfunction. The Board of Elections assured the public that these ballots would remain secure, monitored, and ultimately counted. This issue occurred as voters in the county were participating in a competitive U.S. House race between Rep. Mike Lawler and his Democratic opponent, Cait Conley. Both candidates used social media to urge voters to remain in line despite the technical difficulties. New York State Attorney General Letitia James has confirmed that her office is in contact with both state and local election officials regarding the situation. Westchester County, located north of Manhattan along the Hudson River, is home to over 1 million residents and includes cities such as Yo...
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Cornell rape investigation will be led by a former prosecutor in the Sean 'Diddy' Combs case

Cornell rape investigation will be led by a former prosecutor in the Sean 'Diddy' Combs case

A former Manhattan federal prosecutor who oversaw high-profile sex crimes cases against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and fashion executive Peter Nygård will lead a reopened criminal investigation into gang rape allegations at Cornell University
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NY AG taps former 'Diddy' prosecutor to lead Cornell sexual assault probe

NY AG taps former 'Diddy' prosecutor to lead Cornell sexual assault probe

New York Attorney General Letitia James appointed former federal prosecutor Jacqueline Kelly to lead the Cornell sexual assault investigation.
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New York Appellate Division Upholds Judgment Against Former NRA Executive Wayne LaPierre

New York Appellate Division Upholds Judgment Against Former NRA Executive Wayne LaPierre

The New York Appellate Division has unanimously upheld a judgment against former NRA executive Wayne LaPierre. The court ruled that the statutory duty to 'account for' misconduct allows courts to mandate repayment of losses. Furthermore, LaPierre's resignation did not nullify a bar on his future fiduciary service. This decision was highlighted in the NASCO Annual Report on State Enforcement and Regulation, which covers cases and trends from September 2025 through September 2026. The report, released in conjunction with NASCO's annual conference, provides insights into regulatory trends and priorities for charitable organizations. Regulators continue to focus on protecting charitable assets and donor intent through scrutiny of governance and fiduciary compliance, as well as safeguarding donors from fraudulent solicitations. The case against LaPierre serves as an illustrative example of regulatory actions concerning board oversight and the alleged misuse of charitable assets.
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Cornell faculty approve no-confidence vote in school leaders

Cornell faculty approve no-confidence vote in school leaders

The non-binding vote sends a powerful message to Cornell's Board of Trustees and campus leaders.
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Will Eagles-Giants Week 9 matchup be on TV in your area this Sunday?

Will Eagles-Giants Week 9 matchup be on TV in your area this Sunday?

Find out whether Eagles vs. Giants will air in your area Sunday, with FOX's Week 9 TV coverage map, broadcast crews and complete NFL viewing schedule
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The math behind why some teams go for 2 when down 8 in the NFL

The math behind why some teams go for 2 when down 8 in the NFL

When the Carolina Panthers scored a fourth-quarter touchdown to cut Green Bay’s lead to eight points, coach Dave Canales opted to go for 2 instead of kicking an extra point in what has become a far more common move even if it still bewilders some broadcasters and fans
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NFL Gross Quarterback Ranks: What do we think about Michael Penix Jr.?

NFL Gross Quarterback Ranks: What do we think about Michael Penix Jr.?

Plus, do you know how bad Daniel Jones has to be to be notably worse than he's been in 2026? So, so bad.
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NHL roundup: Blues' 3-goal third forces OT, but Devils prevail

NHL roundup: Blues' 3-goal third forces OT, but Devils prevail

By Field Level Media Nov 06 (Field Level Media) - Jesper Bratt scored a breakaway goal in overtime to overcome a late collapse by the New Jersey Devils, instead sending them to a 5-4 victory Thursday night against the visiting St. Louis Blues.