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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Aaron Rodgers says Shailene Woodley left him, not the other way around

Aaron Rodgers is pushing back hard on the narrative surrounding his broken engagement to actress Shailene Woodley, claiming on a podcast that she ended the relationship, and offering blunt details to prove it. The 42-year-old Super Bowl champion and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback appeared Thursday on part two of "Not Just Football with Cam Heyward" and […] The post Aaron Rodgers says Shailene Woodley left him, not the other way around appeared first on American Almanac .

Aaron Rodgers is pushing back hard on the narrative surrounding his broken engagement to actress Shailene Woodley, claiming on a podcast that she ended the relationship, and offering blunt details to prove it. The 42-year-old Super Bowl champion and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback appeared Thursday on part two of "Not Just Football with Cam Heyward" and laid out his version of events, directly contradicting Woodley's prior public statements that he "ruined her life" and left her in a deep depression. Rodgers says the facts run the other direction entirely. He told Heyward he proposed to Woodley in December 2021 and she accepted. But just days later, he claims, the 34-year-old "Divergent" actress told him something that ended the…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Wall Street is cool again — and the tech industry's fall from grace made it happen

Finance professionals have shed their post-2008 villain status in New York's social and dating scenes, and the people who know the city's nightlife best say Silicon Valley deserves the credit, for all the wrong reasons. A decade ago, a young banker in Manhattan hid his business cards at parties. The trading floor was social poison. […] The post Wall Street is cool again — and the tech industry's fall from grace made it happen appeared first on American Almanac .

Finance professionals have shed their post-2008 villain status in New York's social and dating scenes, and the people who know the city's nightlife best say Silicon Valley deserves the credit, for all the wrong reasons. A decade ago, a young banker in Manhattan hid his business cards at parties. The trading floor was social poison. Clubs turned suits away at the door. Soho House famously asked members not to bring Wall Street types to drinks. Venues like Don Hill's and Socialista were, in the words of one nightlife executive, "mostly forbidden" territory for anyone who smelled like a Bloomberg terminal. That era is over. The New York Post reports that finance workers are now welcomed, even courted, at the city's most exclusive clubs,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - NFL coaches say they're 'under surveillance' as Vrabel-Russini scandal ripples across the league

The fallout from Mike Vrabel's relationship with reporter Dianna Russini has spread well beyond New England, with assistant coaches across the NFL saying the scandal has changed how they interact with female colleagues and reporters. Two anonymous assistant coaches told ESPN that the controversy, which began with photos of the New England Patriots head coach […] The post NFL coaches say they're 'under surveillance' as Vrabel-Russini scandal ripples across the league appeared first on American Almanac .

The fallout from Mike Vrabel's relationship with reporter Dianna Russini has spread well beyond New England, with assistant coaches across the NFL saying the scandal has changed how they interact with female colleagues and reporters. Two anonymous assistant coaches told ESPN that the controversy, which began with photos of the New England Patriots head coach and the former Athletic reporter at an adults-only resort in Arizona, has created a climate of suspicion inside NFL facilities nationwide. Coaches who had nothing to do with Vrabel's conduct say they now watch every interaction, worried that colleagues, players, or their own spouses will read something into routine professional contact with women. The situation worsened last week…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Alabama woman nearly dies from lead poisoning as husband is convicted in attempted murder plot

Alabama mother Hannah Pettey was hospitalized near death with an “astronomical” amount of lead in her body, an ordeal that launched a criminal investigation and ended with her husband’s conviction for attempted murder. Hannah Pettey’s life changed forever in January 2022, after months of unexplained pain and weakness forced her to seek help. On January […] The post Alabama woman nearly dies from lead poisoning as husband is convicted in attempted murder plot appeared first on American Almanac .

Alabama mother Hannah Pettey was hospitalized near death with an “astronomical” amount of lead in her body, an ordeal that launched a criminal investigation and ended with her husband’s conviction for attempted murder. Hannah Pettey’s life changed forever in January 2022, after months of unexplained pain and weakness forced her to seek help. On January 18, her mother, Nicole Pettey, drove her to the University of Alabama at Birmingham hospital, where doctors soon made a shocking discovery: Hannah’s colon was nearly “100% lead,” and her vital organs were on the brink of failure. Medical staff at UAB told Nicole that Hannah “had hours to live” and was “starving to death.” The source of her sickness was no accident,…Open

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - SPENDING CRISIS EXPOSED: MAJOR university 'SUFFERING' thanks to DEI #shorts

New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz discusses college costs surpassing $100,000 a year as projected enrollment declines. #foxbusiness #shorts

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Indiana farm honors Charlie Kirk with corn maze — and refuses to back down after online backlash

A family farm in Evansville, Indiana, carved a corn maze portrait of the late Charlie Kirk to honor free speech, and when critics flooded its Google page with negative reviews, the owners stood their ground. Goebel Farms announced its 2026 corn maze design as a tribute to the Turning Point USA founder, who was fatally […] The post Indiana farm honors Charlie Kirk with corn maze — and refuses to back down after online backlash appeared first on American Almanac .

A family farm in Evansville, Indiana, carved a corn maze portrait of the late Charlie Kirk to honor free speech, and when critics flooded its Google page with negative reviews, the owners stood their ground. Goebel Farms announced its 2026 corn maze design as a tribute to the Turning Point USA founder, who was fatally shot during a speaking event at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. The maze features Kirk's likeness along with the words "RIP CK" and the date "9 10 25," the Washington Examiner reported . Within days, the farm faced dozens of negative Google reviews and hostile comments across social media, a coordinated effort to punish a small business for memorializing a man who died for speaking his mind. The farm did not…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - The Athletic's investigation finds Russini's undisclosed Vrabel relationship breached newsroom standards

The Athletic's months-long internal investigation concluded that NFL reporter Dianna Russini's undisclosed relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was a "clear violation" of the outlet's journalistic standards, a finding neither party has contested on substance. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, published the results Thursday after reviewing 903 stories, 77 […] The post The Athletic's investigation finds Russini's undisclosed Vrabel relationship breached newsroom standards appeared first on American Almanac .

The Athletic's months-long internal investigation concluded that NFL reporter Dianna Russini's undisclosed relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was a "clear violation" of the outlet's journalistic standards, a finding neither party has contested on substance. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, published the results Thursday after reviewing 903 stories, 77 videos, and 204 episodes of the "Scoop City" podcast that Russini produced during her time at the New York Times-owned sports site. The review spanned nearly five months, beginning after Russini resigned in April when Page Six published photos of her and Vrabel holding hands and embracing at a resort in Sedona, Arizona. The bottom…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Tennis integrity officials probe DraftKings-sponsored party attended by Sabalenka, Gauff, and other U.S. Open stars

The International Tennis Integrity Agency is reviewing a pre-U.S. Open party sponsored by DraftKings that drew some of the sport's biggest names, raising questions about whether the players ran afoul of anti-corruption rules by simply showing up. The party took place August 27 at the Crane Club in New York City, four days before the […] The post Tennis integrity officials probe DraftKings-sponsored party attended by Sabalenka, Gauff, and other U.S. Open stars appeared first on American Almanac .

The International Tennis Integrity Agency is reviewing a pre-U.S. Open party sponsored by DraftKings that drew some of the sport's biggest names, raising questions about whether the players ran afoul of anti-corruption rules by simply showing up. The party took place August 27 at the Crane Club in New York City, four days before the start of the U.S. Open. Miami restaurateur and club owner Dave Grutman hosted the event, which DraftKings, one of the country's largest sports-betting operators, sponsored. Grutman posted an Instagram carousel showing players posing with him in front of a DraftKings-branded backdrop, captioning it: "Hosting @draftkings Welcome Players Party is my Favorite!!!" Among those pictured or identified as attendees:…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Taiwanese husband jailed for catching wife's affair on robot vacuum camera

A Taiwanese man who used his robot vacuum's live camera feed to record his wife's affair won $17,000 in civil damages, then got sentenced to five months in prison for the very same footage. The case, first reported by the South China Morning Post, reads like a cautionary tale about smart-home surveillance and the legal […] The post Taiwanese husband jailed for catching wife's affair on robot vacuum camera appeared first on American Almanac .

A Taiwanese man who used his robot vacuum's live camera feed to record his wife's affair won $17,000 in civil damages, then got sentenced to five months in prison for the very same footage. The case, first reported by the South China Morning Post , reads like a cautionary tale about smart-home surveillance and the legal lines that even a wronged spouse cannot cross. The unnamed man married his wife in 2021. By September 2023, he had reason to suspect something was wrong. He found a used toothbrush at the couple's holiday home, one that didn't belong to either of them. He pulled security footage from the property's parking garage. It showed another man driving his wife home. That was enough to set the next step in motion. A robot vacuum…Open

DAILYCALLER (Andrew Powell) - The Athletic Finds Dianna Russini’s Scandalous Relationship With Mike Vrabel To Be In Violation Of Newsroom Standards

My man said he felt “uncomfortable”