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Did the DOJ Cross the Line in the Luigi Mangione Murder Case?

Federal prosecutors are pushing back against claims that the Justice Department violated a court-imposed gag order in the high-profile murder case of Luigi Mangione, who’s accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione’s defense argues that the DOJ’s reposting of Attorney General Pam Bondi’s social media statement—announcing plans to seek the death penalty—jeopardized his right to a fair trial. Prosecutors counter that the posts came from employees unconnected to the case and were promptly deleted, setting the stage for an October 31 showdown over whether the government’s actions crossed an ethical line.

LeBron James Sidelined by Sciatica as Lakers Face Early Season Test

Just days before the Lakers’ 2025–26 season opener, LeBron James has been diagnosed with sciatica and is expected to miss three to four weeks. The 40-year-old superstar—long known for his durability—will sit out at least the first month as he recovers, leaving the Lakers to open against the Warriors without their leader on the court. Read more about how this unexpected setback could shape the team’s early-season momentum.

California Becomes First State to Ban Ultra-Processed Foods in Schools

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed the groundbreaking “Real Food, Healthy Kids Act,” making California the first state in the nation to phase out ultra-processed foods from K–12 school meals by 2035. The new law tasks the state’s Department of Public Health with identifying foods high in harmful additives, sodium, sugar, and artificial ingredients for removal from school menus—aiming to improve nutrition for millions of children and set a national standard for healthy eating in schools.

No Doubt Reunites for a 2026 Residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere

After more than a decade apart, No Doubt is back—and they’re taking over one of the most advanced stages in the world. The Orange County icons, led by Gwen Stefani, will headline a 2026 residency at Las Vegas’ futuristic Sphere, blending their signature 90s anthems with the venue’s groundbreaking visuals and sound design. The comeback marks a new era for the band—one that celebrates their legacy while redefining what a live concert experience can be.

California Tightens Pet Protection Laws with Newsom’s New Animal Welfare Bills

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a sweeping package of animal welfare bills aimed at cracking down on puppy mills and banning cat declawing statewide. The new laws increase transparency in pet sales by requiring breeders and sellers to disclose animal origins and health records, while closing loopholes that allowed large-scale breeding operations to thrive. With these measures, California takes another bold step toward humane treatment and accountability in the pet industry.

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