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Leaders of the College Football Playoff on Friday stopped short of implementing any new rules around eligibility or participation but issued a statement that “strongly supports” the recent positions of conferences prohibiting players returning to college teams from the NFL.”The CFP strongly supports the positions and rules of individual conferences concerning the return to college of athletes with professional draft, contract or roster ties,” the statement read. “These conference rules are intended to protect the needs, interests and integrity of the sport. The CFP believes that certain clear rules should be followed so that individual institutions fielding FBS football teams…

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A salmonella outbreak at Mexico City’s General Hospital has sickened 135 doctors, leaving  41 hospitalized, including 15 who find themselves in the intensive care unit. The doctors began showing symptoms last week, but the authorities initially ignored them, according to a source cited by the newspaper Reforma. However, as more and more physicians reported abdominal pain, diarrhea, low-grade fever and vomiting, an investigation was carried out. The source of the infection was traced to a restaurant within the hospital, run by the outside contractor Restaurantes Grogi, a commercial food service and catering company. Most of the hospital’s resident doctors ate…

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It’s hard to scroll social media at the moment without seeing Adults star Malik Elassal. The FX sitcom returned for its second season last week, and between some creative show marketing and meme-able scenes, Elassal and his costars are seemingly everywhere. Season two of Adults is just as funny as the first, if not more, and apparently just as delightful to make. “Seeing these people again is exciting,” Elassal tells The Hollywood Reporter on a Zoom. It’s late on a Friday and the 30-year-old’s fresh from a mid-press cycle nap — more on that later, though. He adds, “It just…

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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.The writer is an investor, corporate adviser and former hedge fund managerEquity markets are at highs, especially in the US, for many good reasons. US corporate earnings are strong despite the current sluggish consumer confidence and the muted housing market. Stocks have also been aided by the infectious optimism on AI.Yet beneath the market’s placid surface, things are not fully stable. The ratio of stock volatility to overall market volatility is unusually high. Bond yields have risen on concerns about inflation and…

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Guide Guadalupe Rosales’s memoir, Christine Sun Kim’s artist book, Fady Joudah’s ode to the people of Gaza, and Elizabeth Alexander’s essay collection are among our most anticipated titles. Some of our most anticipated art books, featuring Jasper Francis Cropsey’s “Autumn – On the Hudson River” (1860) (edit Lakshmi Rivera Amin/Hyperallergic) Christine Sun Kim’s archive of deafness in pop culture, Guadalupe Rosales’s East Los Angeles memoir, Kent Monkman’s pulls back the curtain on a Vermeer painting — it’s choose your own adventure in art books this fall. We’ve got far too many novels, catalogs, essay collections, and photography books coming out…

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AUSTIN – The college football season kicks off in full this weekend, with teams like Texas, Texas A&M and Houston are among those who open Saturday with high hopes.Columnists Kirk Bohls and Cedric Golden discuss some major issues in college football as the season begins.Advertisement1. What two areas must Texas football improve the most to have a killer season?BOHLS: Steve Sarkisian must upgrade his offensive line and be in the top 30 for fewest penalties. Those are the most critical factors entering 2026. The line should be better unless Trevor Goosby’s bone bruise is worse than everyone thinks and transfers Melvin Siani, Laurence…

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All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. SAN FRANCISCO DE CAMPECHE, Campeche — State rail officials confirmed Tuesday that the Maya Train project has officially achieved all primary strategic milestones, provided one excludes the ongoing sequence of track-related incidents, multi-billion-peso operating deficits, unmaterialized passenger volume, and ecological disruption across the Yucatán Peninsula. Speaking at a morning press conference following Monday’s partial derailment near San Francisco de Campeche — officially classified as a “50-meter lateral track-adjustment phenomenon” — officials praised the flagship infrastructure project for exceeding performance metrics in every category that…

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Samantha Juneman joined Mattel as the company’s head of music, stepping into her new position on Aug. 31. In her new role, Juneman will report to Natalia Premovic, chief consumer productions and experiences officer. Juneman was previously senior vp at the Irving Azoff-owned Iconic Artists Group, where she helped preserve the legacy of artists such as Wu-Tang Clan, Frank Sinatra, Cher and more. Prior to her tenure at Iconic, she held executive leadership positions at IPG Media Group, Universal Music Group and Warner Music. — Ariel King Warner Records Germany Launches Warner Records Germany has launched in Berlin with Lea…

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