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An Ohio woman says police showed up at her home for a welfare check after neighbors reported her for playing video games too loudly for hours. The incident sparked online debate about noise complaints, emergency calls, and when welfare checks are actually appropriate.

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The White House says it is reviewing reports about missing or deceased U.S. scientists after questions were raised about a series of unexplained cases. Officials emphasize there is no evidence of foul play, but say the situation is being monitored amid public concern and online speculation. 

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Magicians Penn & Teller are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to be cautious about allowing junk science into courtrooms. In a legal brief, they argue that misleading or untested expert claims can easily fool juries — and say courts should apply stricter standards to scientific evidence.

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Philip Teresi welcomes the good folks from the Donor Network West to the KMJ studios. DN West ambassadors German Amezcua and Kristin Eachus are answering questions alongside Kidney recipient, Adriana Castillo who shares her experience with the process. Donor Network West is a nonprofit organization that coordinates organ, eye, and tissue donation across Northern California and Northern Nevada. The group works with hospitals, families, and transplant centers to honor donor wishes, save lives through transplantation, and educate the public about registering as organ donors. 

https://www.donornetworkwest.org/

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Psychologists testified during a court hearing to determine whether a teen girl accused in the death of Caleb Quick should be tried as an adult. The testimony focused on her mental health, maturity, and ability to understand the consequences of her actions as the judge weighs whether to transfer the case to adult court. 

The FBI is analyzing DNA evidence recovered from the home of Nancy Guthrie, who was abducted under still‑unclear circumstances. Investigators say the testing could provide critical leads as the search continues and authorities work to identify suspects and determine what happened. 

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California utility customers will receive climate credit relief on their energy bills later this year as part of the state’s cap‑and‑trade program. The credits are meant to offset rising electricity and gas costs, offering temporary financial relief amid ongoing concerns about affordability. 

The U.S. and Iran are weighing a deal that could release $20 billion in frozen Iranian funds in exchange for limits on uranium enrichment, according to Axios. The talks aim to ease tensions and prevent escalation but face political resistance and unresolved questions over enforcement and verification. 

A report says a political action committee tied to Governor Gavin Newsom bought thousands of copies of his memoir, boosting its sales numbers. Critics argue the purchases artificially inflated the book’s success, while supporters say the copies were used for promotion and outreach. 

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Two airline pilots were reprimanded after making “meow” sounds over an air traffic control radio channel. The incident drew criticism from aviation officials, who warned that unnecessary chatter can distract controllers and compromise safety. 

A new UK poll ranks Dolly Parton as the most popular musician in the country, cutting across age, politics, and taste. The results highlight Parton’s rare appeal, built on decades of music, philanthropy, and an image seen as warm, authentic, and unifying. 

Newly unsealed court records allege Amazon used price‑fixing tactics to keep online prices artificially high, according to California’s attorney general. The lawsuit claims Amazon pressured third‑party sellers to raise prices elsewhere or risk losing visibility on its platform, a practice the state says harmed consumers and stifled competition. 

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Eastbound I‑80 in San Francisco will be closed this weekend—from 11 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday—for viaduct rehabilitation between 17th and 4th Streets. Caltrans says it’s essential to address safety on the 71-year-old Central and Bayshore Freeway viaducts. Drivers should expect major delays, use detours via Bryant or Folsom Streets, or consider public transit to avoid traffic chaos. 

Hollywood is embracing “Hopecore,” a growing creative push toward optimism, sincerity, and emotional connection in film. Studios and filmmakers see the trend as a response to audience fatigue with cynicism, with projects like Project Hail Mary signaling a broader vibe shift toward hope-driven storytelling. 

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A large Danish study of 1.5 million children found no link between taking Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy and autism risk. Autism rates were actually lower—1.8%—among children exposed in utero, versus 3.0% in unexposed peers. The findings  reinforce similar reviews and contradict former President Trump’s warnings and government caution regarding prenatal Tylenol use. 

The first trailer for “Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money” has been released, poking fun at modern Star Wars films and franchise overload. The sequel brings back classic parody humor while targeting today’s Hollywood reboots, sequels, and expanded cinematic universes. 

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Since its inaugural flight in October 2013, Central Valley Honor Flight has led the effort to honor local World War II veterans by sending them to see their memorial in Washington D.C. When forming several years ago, the organization not only knew the need was great, with an estimated 5,000 WWII veterans in the Central Valley’s seven-county area, but they also knew they had to act fast, because these veterans are unfortunately passing away all too often. 

Visalia Rawhide is dedicating a game to fallen Deputy Randy Hoppert, donating 100% of ticket sales and matching funds to support his family after he was killed in Porterville. Hoppert died while responding to a report of shots fired during an eviction, and his death has sparked a region‑wide outpouring of support. 

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