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Tom's takes: Rule, Colandrea and a Nebraska offense worth watching
Tom Shatel gives his thoughts on Nebraska's opening game victory over Ohio.
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8x PGA Tour Champ Shares the Downside of His Success That’s ‘Annoying’ and Hinders His Golf Practice
Every star athlete starts somewhere small. For Viktor Hovland, that somewhere was an indoor driving range in Oslo, hitting balls through Norwegian winters most people would not survive.
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Tom's takes: Rule, Colandrea and a Nebraska offense worth watching
Tom Shatel gives his thoughts on Nebraska's opening game victory over Ohio.
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Polymarket updates $50 Labor Day code “OREGON” for Boise, Texas vs. Texas State live odds
Polymarket code OREGON has launched for Labor Day weekend college football, with a $50 bonus on a $10 deposit live in Oregon and Texas as traders price the Ducks at 95¢ against Boise State and Texas near 97¢ against Texas State.
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NIPSCO urged to repay 4,000 Northwest Indiana residents over decades of double charges
A consumer advocacy group is asking the state to require that NIPSCO provide full refunds to around 4,000 customers it double-charged for natural gas for decades in some cases.
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Is the $43 million Princess Theatre reno now heading in the right direction?
How ratepayers dodged a $3.5m theatre engineering disaster.
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HMRC confirms new 22p rate now in force for some diesel drivers
The tax authority, operating under the Labour Party government, confirmed the new quarterly rates ahead of September.
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Market at Mountain Crest set for Mountain Crest Park, Sept 11
Clark County Commissioner April Becker will be on hand Sept. 11 at the Market at Mountain Crest.The event will feature local food trucks, farm-fresh produce an
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‘If You Win Your Village, You Won’ – Wike Mocks Amaechi Ahead Of 2027 Elections
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has predicted that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate’s running mate, Rotimi Amaechi, will... The post ‘If You Win Your Village, You Won’ – Wike Mocks Amaechi Ahead Of 2027 Elections appeared first on Naija News .
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Mayoral candidates outline plans for property taxes if elected
With Toronto’s municipal election less than 2 months away, candidates are releasing their property tax plans. CBC’s Dale Manucdoc has the details and reac...
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UPDATED: Speaker Tajudeen sacks PFIPC Ad-hoc Committee, others
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, on Saturday dissolved all ad hoc committees of the House, including The post UPDATED: Speaker Tajudeen sacks PFIPC Ad-hoc Committee, others appeared first on Tribune Online .
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Passport Delivery Counters to Open on Saturdays Across Pakistan
Passport delivery counters across Pakistan will remain open on Saturdays for the next two months to make it easier for citizens to collect their completed travel documents. Under the temporary arrangement, the counters will operate from 8am to 4pm every Saturday. Applicants whose passports are ready can collect them during these hours without waiting for [...]
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Quebec courts say generative AI cannot replace judges' reasoning
Quebec's courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges' use of generative artificial intelligence, stressing that judging must remain a fundamentally human responsibility. The guidelines, jointly adopted by the Quebec Court of Appeal, Superior Court, Court of Quebec and the province's municipal courts, say generative AI can be used for certain supporting tasks but cannot replace judicial reasoning, the assessment of evidence or deliberation. Judging, they say, must remain the exclusive responsibility of judges. "Generative AI, however sophisticated, possesses neither judgment nor conscience and is not subject to any form of accountability," states the 10-page document. "It cannot understand the human, social and legal context specific to each case." The move comes months after questions were raised about whether a Quebec judge may have used generative AI in preparing a decision. La Presse reported in March that a decision contained references to case law that did not exist, raising the possibility that generative AI had been used. The episode helped create a sense of urgency within the judiciary as it worked to establish rules for the technology. The courts say there is currently no approved, secure institutional generative AI tool available to judges. They also warn that existing tools rely on algorithms whose workings remain largely opaque. "Judging cannot be reduced to a technical exercise," the guidelines say. "It is an intrinsically human function, based on deliberation, consideration of context, respect for dignity, the requirement of fairness and the exercise of moral responsibility." The courts acknowledge that generative AI can be useful, but say it cannot be used as a source of legal authority or reasoning, to assess evidence or to make decisions. Judges may use it for limited tasks such as correcting, revising, rephrasing or translating text they have already written, certain administrative work, or locating information within specified sources. Any such use must remain under human control, and AI-generated material must be independently verified. The guidelines make clear that judges remain fully responsible for their legal reasoning, the contents of their decisions, and the accuracy of the facts, references, quotations and legal authorities they cite. "No error can be attributed to the tool used," the document says. "The use of a generative AI tool does not diminish the judge's obligation to verify or their full responsibility for the final result." The guidelines say AI cannot be used for substantive legal reasoning, analyzing or characterizing facts, assessing evidence or credibility, determining the outcome of a dispute, or drafting those parts of a decision. "If the use of AI has the effect or purpose of determining the legal outcome, assessing credibility or interpreting disputed facts, interpreting the relevance of facts, or formulating the reasons for a decision, it must not be used," the guidelines say. The courts also warn judges about confidentiality risks. Judges should not provide AI tools with draft judgments, notes about ongoing cases or information protected by law or a court order. Until an authorized institutional system is available, judges using an AI tool for permitted purposes must also ensure its settings prevent information they enter from being used to train or improve the system. When in doubt, the guidelines recommend judges refrain from using generative AI. The guidelines are intended to protect principles including judicial independence, impartiality, fairness, human rights and access to justice, while ensuring confidentiality, security and data protection. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 5, 2026. By Pierre Saint-Arnaud | Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
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Intuitive Surgical's Growth Has Cooled From Its Post-Pandemic Highs. Is That a Buying Opportunity or a Warning?
Intuitive Surgical's Growth Has Cooled From Its Post-Pandemic Highs. Is That a Buying Opportunity or a Warning? Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRG) is a volatile stock to own. Since its initial public offering, the stock has suffered eight drawdowns of 30% or more. Two of the drawdowns were over...
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Southwest Gas’s (SWX) Pipeline Bet Just Got $600M Bigger
On August 5, Southwest Gas Holdings (NYSE:SWX) reported second quarter results for the period ended June 30 and reaffirmed its full year 2026 guidance. Net income attributable to the company reached $42.1 million, a sharp turnaround from a $40.2 million loss in the same quarter of 2025. But the...
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Prediction: Amazon Will Join Nvidia, Apple, and Alphabet in the $4 Trillion Club Before 2029
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is the world leader in cloud infrastructure services that are facilitating the artificial intelligence revolution. It's also the world leader in e-commerce. And it's the largest company in the world by measure of revenue, having generated more than $716 billion in sales last...
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ITV The Box viewers 'switch off' minutes in as they issue furious complaints
A new gameshow hosted by Gary Lineker launched on Saturday, and viewers were quick to issue complaints
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Original ‘Practical Magic’ Star Alexandra Artrip Addresses ‘Negativity’ Over Recasting in Sequel: They ‘Did What They Thought Was Best to Be Successful’
Alexandra Artrip, who played the youngest daughter of Sandra Bullock’s character Sally Owens in 1998’s “Practical Magic,” has weighed in on the sequel’s decision to recast her and fellow original actor Evan Rachel Wood in the upcoming sequel. Artrip played Antonia Owens alongside Wood as her older sister Kylie, but their roles were given to [...]
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Netflix Censorship Strikes Again, Paige’s Savage Nikki Bella Insult Removed
Netflix quietly cut one of Paige’s sharpest insults from a recent episode of SmackDown, and fans who attended the live taping noticed right away. During a fiery backstage segment, Paige brought up John Cena’s old wrestling motto ‘Hustle Loyalty & Respect’ while going after Nikki Bella, since Nikki and Cena were once engaged before they [...]
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DJ Paul Confirms Freddie Gibbs Collab Album on His Upcoming 'To Do List'
The Three 6 Mafia hitmaker also teased upcoming projects with Krayzie Bone, Young Buck, and 8 Ball & MJG.
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China Closes In on Where Tianwen-3 Will Land to Hunt for Signs of Ancient Martian Life
China has narrowed the search for Tianwen-3’s Mars landing site to eight candidates as preparations accelerate for a 2028 sample-return mission targeting signs of ancient life.
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5 Things You Didn't Know About Starlink Satellites
Starlink may be best known for bringing satellite internet to remote areas, but the thousands of satellites behind the service have some surprising features.
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This DJ's Sold-Out Sets Cater to the Toddler Crowd
This DJ knows his audience—and that shows are best scheduled around nap time. The Wall Street Journal's Rachel Wolfe profiles Lenny Pearce, a 35-year-old former boy-band member and 2010 Australia's Got Talent winner who has reinvented himself as a venue-filling "toddler techno DJ," remixing nursery rhymes into EDM bangers...
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DRDO seeks a chairman for the third time
The Recruitment and Assessment Centre (RAC) of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has re-advertised the post of its Chairperson, after an earlier recruitment exercise launched in... The post DRDO seeks a chairman for the third time appeared first on The Sunday Guardian .
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