Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy murder case as jury deadlocks

"At this point, I'm going to declare that the jury is deadlocked, and I'm going to declare a mistrial," Judge Sullivan told the jury on Friday, dismissing them after weeks of testimony, nearly a week mulling Clancy's fate and the panel signalling three times that they were deadlocked.

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Has the real Alexander Isak finally arrived at Liverpool?

Alexander Isak was the £125m striker who finally arrived at Liverpool by tormenting Ipswich Town - while Cody Gakpo's virtuoso performance had them giving thanks he never left.

The nuts and bolts of a comfortable Friday in Suffolk were that Liverpool won 2-0 - thanks to two Isak goals in the first nine minutes, giving them their first Premier League victory of the season and new manager Andoni Iraola's first since succeeding the sacked Arne Slot.

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Prime Video Cancels Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir — But More Marvel TV Seems to Be on the Way

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: Sep 4, 2026 9:35pm UTC

Amazon's Prime Video has canceled Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir after just one season.

It's an early demise for Cage's live-action take on the wall-crawling hero, as reported by Deadline. The decision arrived just four months after all eight episodes of Spider-Noir Season 1 premiered with a binge release in May 2026.

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After a massive 2021 office expansion, Bungie is now trying to sublease its 211,000 square foot headquarters

Bungie's Bellevue, Washington offices, now being offered for sublease.
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In 2021, as studio CEO Pete Parsons cited the company's recent "tremendous growth and opportunity," Bungie announced its plans for a massive expansion to its Bellevue, Washington headquarters. The campus embiggening, which internal sources have reportedly described as costing "hundreds of millions" of dollars, more than doubled the size of Bungie's offices from 84,000 square feet to just under 211,000.

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‘Wheel of Fortune’ Announcer Jim Thornton Fired

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Jim Thornton, the longtime announcer for Wheel of Fortune, has been fired by Sony.

“Following a thorough investigation, Jim Thornton’s employment with Wheel of Fortune has been terminated, effective immediately,” a company spokesperson said in a statement shared with The Hollywood Reporter.

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'We Take Copyright Infringement Very Seriously' — Tetris Responds After the White House Launches 'Build the Wall' on Arcade Website

Official Tetris pages have responded after the Trump administration launched a clone video game called 'Build the Wall.'

The Tetris Company joined the backlash after Donald Trump's White House published its Arcade.Gov website today. Amongst a line of games on offer, which includes a Flappy Bird clone called 'Flappy Bill' and a Snake clone called 'Rio Run,' is Build the Wall.

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Sabalenka interrupts US Open match against Rakhimova over cannabis smell

World number one Aryna Sabalenka’s straight-sets US Open win against Kamilla Rakhimova stopped by smell of cannabis.

World number one Aryna Sabalenka had an unusual interruption during ⁠her US Open third-round ⁠match, stopping play to alert the umpire to a strong smell of cannabis drifting onto the Louis Armstrong Stadium court.

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Cleveland police chief proud of force but being 'let down' by funding

Cleveland Police's Chief Constable has said she is proud of her "brave" force but that it was being "let down" by the way it was funded, following a fatal crash which killed seven people including two police officers.

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‘Spider-Noir’ Canceled by Prime Video After One Season

It was a dark and stormy night for “Spider-Noir.” The Prime Video/MGM+ series, starring Nicolas Cage in his first-ever regular TV role, has been canceled after eight episodes and won’t return for a Season 2.

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Democrats demand that DHS comply with inquiry into death of Rohingya refugee abandoned by border agents

Democratic lawmakers are demanding that the Department of Homeland Security turn over records and fully cooperate with an investigation into the death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a nearly blind Rohingya refugee who died after US border agents left him outside a closed coffee shop on a freezing night in Buffalo earlier this year.

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