- All-Star closer Mason Miller missed Game 3 for the birth of his son, stuck to the delivery room (declined TV) and returned to the bullpen for Game 4.
- The Padres face elimination in Game 4 against the Brewers, with Walker Buehler making the start after his own paternity absence.
- Bullpen status is a storyline — Adrian Morejon is hopeful to be available and San Diego’s relievers (including Michael King) bailed out Game 3.
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- Harry and Meghan moved their two children to a new school in England shortly after returning from California, citing security and practical concerns about the school run.
- The family is awaiting a government risk assessment and a decision on whether they’ll receive publicly funded security protection.
- They’re living privately outside London as non-working royals; relations with the wider royal family remain strained, though Harry has spoken about wanting reconciliation.
- Alexia Nepola gives an update on her relationship with Todd, and Marysol shares how she feels about their reconciliation.
- They reveal the latest on Lisa Hochstein and Jody’s relationship.
- Alexia says she and former castmate Stephanie Shojae have become friends.
- Reform MP Sarah Pochin says her children begged her to quit politics over safety fears after Ann Widdecombe’s murder, and all eight Reform MPs now have 24‑hour security.
- She describes intrusive protection — guards even while walking dogs and being unable to go clothes or grocery shopping — that’s severely impacting family life.
- Pochin also criticises Westminster as highly chauvinistic and urges more women to join Parliament to challenge it.
- A 51-year-old man, Jarques Ratliff, was arrested and charged with murder as the medical examiner ruled Tasia Fortune’s death a homicide; police say the investigation is active and additional arrests are expected.
- Loved ones stress Fortune’s life beyond the tragedy — a mother of four, a former cross‑country standout and a woman of deep faith — and want her remembered for that.
- Family members are still seeking answers, held memorial services in Kentucky, and are urging the public to “say her name” as the case moves forward.
- After five years building a life in the U.S., Liexer De La Cruz was blindsided in a Miami courtroom and chose to return to Cuba — his wife quietly booked the seat next to him on the same flight.
- Their migration was a harrowing three-month odyssey through nearly a dozen countries, including walking the dangerous Darien Gap, after leaving Cuba in 2019 for better opportunities.
- Back in rural Las Minas they face daily struggles — frequent power and water outages, fuel shortages and high food prices — but find small comforts in a new dog, chickens and community as he drives a solar-powered tricycle taxi.
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