The Chicago Bears are being considered a top destination for free agent running back J.K. Dobbins as a potential replacement for injured star Nick Chubb. Despite making offseason moves to bolster their offense, the Bears' backfield remains uncertain, with D’Andre Swift underperforming in his first season with the team and key backups offering limited upside. Head coach Ben Johnson, known for building strong running games, is expected to seek additional depth. Analysts, including NFL.com's Jeffri Chadiha, see Dobbins—coming off a career-high 905 rushing yards in 2024—as a viable and younger alternative to the recovering Chubb, positioning Chicago as a frontrunner in securing the breakout back. An Iranian terror suspect involved in an alleged foiled plot to attack the Israeli embassy in London was living in state-funded housing as an asylum seeker. The 40-year-old man was among five Iranian nationals arrested during coordinated counter-terrorism raids across the UK on May 3. Authorities revealed the suspect had been residing for over six months in a Rochdale property managed by Serco on behalf of the Home Office. He is believed to have entered the UK illegally via small boat before claiming asylum. Security experts warn that the Channel migrant route could be exploited by state-backed terrorists. Four of the five suspects remain in custody as investigations continue, while one has been released on bail. The Israeli embassy, located in Kensington and heavily fortified, was reportedly the intended target. Security Minister Dan Jarvis labeled the operation as one of the most significant counter-terrorism efforts in recent times. Emergency Preparedness Update for Sunday, May 11, 2025: Today marks historical milestones including the tragic execution of 54 Knights Templar in 1310 and the issuance of the first U.S. fire insurance policy in Philadelphia in 1752. As part of current preparedness efforts, there’s just one day left in the Elk Creek Company’s special 10-day sale on percussion guns, featuring a selection of revolvers and rare Ruger Old Army models. Field Fencing: How to Subdivide a Pasture offers practical guidance from longtime homesteader Patrice Lewis on effectively partitioning pastureland for improved livestock management. Drawing from her extensive experience on a North Idaho ranch, Lewis shares strategies for using fencing to rotate grazing areas, promoting better land use and healthier animals. JWR's Featured Meme of the Week spotlights a provocative creation riffing on Dr. Stephen Hawking’s association with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The meme introduces a satirical new legal term—“Nerdacious Moral Derpitude”—highlighting the moral complexities and public reactions surrounding the unsealed Epstein documents. JWR invites readers to submit their own meme ideas for future features. Quote of the Day from the Editors highlights a passage emphasizing a heartfelt plea for Israel’s salvation, noting their zeal for God that lacks true understanding. It contrasts the pursuit of righteousness through the law with the righteousness that comes by faith, stating that Christ is the culmination of the law for all who believe. On May 11, 1997, IBM's Deep Blue made history by defeating world chess champion Garry Kasparov in a six-game rematch held in New York, marking a groundbreaking moment in the field of artificial intelligence. Notable May 11 birthdays include renowned actor Shohreh Aghdashloo, who turns 73, and multi-talented actor and musician Sabrina Carpenter, celebrating her 26th birthday. Lions legend and former Scotland and British and Irish Lions head coach Sir Ian McGeechan has revealed he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. A seaside town in Kent is gaining attention as a younger, fresher, and more affordable alternative to Brighton, with The Sunday Times naming it one of the UK's best places to live.