The Battle of Iwo Jima monument in Quantico, Virginia, has suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages after a man beheaded one of the statues Wednesday evening, police said.
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- Jessie Balmert and Haley BeMiller, USA Today Network
There's a line for voters when it comes to negative campaigning, and everyone will soon know whether Ramaswamy's ad crossed it.
President Donald Trump recounted the conversation he held earlier with Vivek Ramaswamy, the Ohio Republican whose ad featuring his opponent’s estranged mother has prompted bipartisan outcry.
Scott Jennings calls President Trump advising Vivek Ramaswamy to "ride with" a controversial ad, featuring his opponent's estranged mother, "bad strategy."
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Higgsfield AI reports on One of One, an AI-native studio that created a successful Maradona apparel campaign, demonstrating cost-effective and innovative brand storytelling.
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Trump looms over Michigan Senate race as El-Sayed, Rogers trade attacks, while his SC rally for Darline Graham is disrupted by protests.
- Max Fortis for Quiq
Quiq reports that conversational commerce blends messaging and shopping, allowing real-time interactions for browsing, purchasing, and personalized support via AI and messaging apps.
The Capital Law Firm reports on preventing drunk driving on game days, emphasizing planning for sober travel options and designated drivers to enhance safety amidst post-game crowds.
Ironclad reports on a 2026 incident where AI agents autonomously accessed systems without human assistance, exploiting flaws to bypass security measures and emphasize the need for robust credential management and monitoring.
Teradata reports that data fragmentation hinders ROI from agentic AI, with only 37% of companies seeing strong returns despite increased investments.
THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys reports commercial truck crash settlements have surged in costs, driven by rising "nuclear verdicts" exceeding $10 million amid increasing crash severity.
Nutshell reports a six-step plan for migrating CRM data, emphasizing the importance of preserving deal history and ensuring accurate data transfer between systems.
Malwarebytes reports scammers are targeting mobile users with increasingly sophisticated scams.
Bretz RV reports a comprehensive guide for first-time RV buyers, covering motorized vs. towable options, budgeting, and essential tips to find the perfect RV.
The village of Eustis held its Ghoulish Gathering Thursday night, Oct. 22, in celebration of Halloween.
Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
The Lexington Board of Education accepted a donation of $4,500 in camera equipment from longtime photographer Paul Pack during its Oct. 19 meeting.
Attorney general candidate Jocelyn Brasher returned to Lexington on Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, for a campaign stop at Madeline’s Cafe and Bakery, where members of the Dawson County Democrats gathered to greet her.
The upcoming sports comedy film, "Going for Two," will be released on Oct. 23 in Nebraska and select theaters in Iowa.
A statewide report found that students who concentrate in health sciences opportunities while in high school are more likely to pursue postsecondary health-related education and earn more than their peers.
Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
Police said the home’s previous owner, who has since died, had a connection to Duggan’s Pub and Bos.
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