Romney Won’t Seek Re-Election to Senate

GOP Sen. Mitt Romney announced Wednesday that he won’t run for re-election in 2025, saying it was time for younger leaders to take charge.

Romney’s criticism of Donald Trump earned him the anger of many Republicans, and on Wednesday, he had harsh words for both Trump and President Biden. He voted to convict Trump in both impeachment trials.

The decision not to run will end his long political career. He served as governor of Massachusetts, ran for president in 2012, and was elected senator in Utah in 2018.

Police Finally Capture Escaped Killer

Escaped Pennsylvania killer Danelo Cavalcante was finally captured by police with the help of airplanes, at least one police dog, and a tactical team of two dozen officers.

Cavalcante was at large for two weeks after escaping from a Pennsylvania prison by crab-walking up the walls. He eluded more than 500 officers who participated in the manhunt across the state.

In the end, he was found by thermal imaging from an airplane and was then “subdued” by a police dog in a wooded area. He was captured with no shots fired, and one “minor bite wound.” 

NASA To Issue Its UFO Report Today

NASA will present its report on UFOs this morning at 10 a.m. ET to discuss the findings of an expert panel set up last year to develop recommendations for improving UFO detection. (Watch Live Here)

The report won’t discuss previous sightings. It’s designed to help identify what are now called Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) in the future. Congress is probing potential past encounters with aliens. 

The Mexican government held its own hearing Wednesday, where a journalist unveiled what he claimed were ancient mummified aliens (See Video). However, the journalist has a record of passing off human mummies as aliens.

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➤ New Hampshire election officials refused to remove Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot, saying the untested claim that he’s guilty of “insurrection” would require a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court. (More) 

➤ The White House sent a letter to major news organizations urging them to give extra scrutiny to the impeachment inquiry launched Tuesday by House Republicans. The letter included a party-line defense of Biden. (See Letter) 

➤ The Las Vegas school district, fifth largest in the country, has asked a judge to order the teacher’s union to send its members back to class. The union is accused of backing a “sick-out,” forcing class cancellations. (More) 

➤ The Center for Disease Control approved updated Covid vaccines for everyone. The shots will be available free within a few days, targeting several new variants of the disease, though not all of them. (More) 

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➤ The New York Jets named backup quarterback Zach Wilson to take over for injured QB Aaron Rodgers and ruled out both Tom Brady and Colin Kaepernick as possible backups. (More) 

➤ Online betting on NFL games surged in Week 1, according to a gambling verification company. It recorded 243 million bets, representing a 56% increase from the same week last year. (More) 

➤ Pro pickleball’s two largest organizations have agreed again to merge, after a previous merger attempt failed. Major League Pickleball and the PPA Tour will form one holding company. (More)

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➤ Big Stock Move: Sigma Lithium Corp. stock was up 14% Wednesday after the Brazilian mining start-up said it has received multiple acquisition offers. Tesla has been rumored to be a possible buyer. (More) 

➤ Inflation rose 3.7% in August from a year ago, registering its biggest monthly gain of 2023. A 10% surge in gas prices was a big factor, but food prices were also up. (More) 

➤ Tonight marks the strike deadline for the United Auto Workers, but the union now says it may start with smaller targeted strikes at a few factories rather than a more disruptive general strike. (More) 

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➤ Hackers using data gleaned from an MGM Resorts’ employee’s LinkedIn profiles tricked the company’s help desk into letting them hack into the  system, shutting down the casino’s ATM and slot machines. (More) 

➤ NASA astronaut Frank Rubio now holds the record for the longest U.S. space flight, having been in space for 358 days. The mission to bring him home six months ago was scrubbed; he’s due back at the end of September. (More) 

➤ Wild male palm cockatoos rock out with drumsticks that they make themselves from twigs and stones to attract mates with rhythmic musical displays. They drop the sticks on the ground after each performance. (See Video) 

➤ President Biden and Donald Trump have both seen their support drop in Iowa, according to a new Emerson College poll. Biden is now at 50%, down from 69% in May, and Trump is at 49%, a drop from 62%. (See Poll)

➤ Young women are much more likely to identify as liberal, while young men are more likely to identify as conservative. That’s according to a poll in Teen Vogue, but it aligns with Gallup and other polls. (More) 

➤ A Los Angeles Times poll shows nearly 60% of California residents oppose cash reparations for slavery descendants, and 40% say they’re “strongly” opposed. Only 29% said they were in favor. (More) 

➤ Rep. Lauren Boebert was escorted out of the “Beetlejuice” musical in Denver for creating a disturbance. The venue said she was vaping, singing, and illegally recording at the show. (See Video) 

➤ The National Book Awards dropped Drew Barrymore as host of its annual event because the actress resumed taping her talk show despite the writers’ strike. Barrymore says she’s not using writers. (More) 

➤ Barbie’s sidekick Ken, riding high on his new-found movie fame, is one of 12 finalists for the National Toy Hall of Fame. He’s competing against Battleship, Nerf, Slime, and Cabbage Patch Kids. (More) 

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