- The Titans released DT Jordan Elliott after he pulled a gun in the team facility parking lot; coach Robert Saleh called it a "terrible lapse in judgment" and said it felt more like a call for help than a criminal act.
- Right tackle JC Latham, the player involved, called the situation "unfortunate" and said there was no bad blood between them.
- Elliott appeared in five games this season (one start, 11 tackles) and previously played for the Browns and 49ers before joining Tennessee.
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- Colts WR Keenan Allen was charged with two misdemeanor drunken-driving counts after an Aug. 30 arrest; he posted a $500 bond and faces further court proceedings in October.
- Despite the charges, Allen is expected to participate in Colts practice and coach Shane Steichen declined to comment.
- A 34-year-old six-time Pro Bowler in his 14th NFL season, Allen just joined the Colts after a long Chargers career and is close to climbing the NFL career receptions/yardage lists.
- Newly declassified FBI documents shed more light on the gunman who nearly assassinated Donald Trump at a 2024 campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
- The files show the shooter visited a gun range alone the day before the attack, practicing on targets set at about 100 yards.
- NBC/TODAY’s Stephanie Gosk reported the revelations, which have renewed public interest in the case.
- A Northern Ireland mother says she feels "sick" after her ex‑husband was convicted of possessing indecent images of children and is now seeking supervised contact with their child — she fears for the child's safety.
- She is calling for laws to automatically remove parental responsibility from people convicted of child‑related sex offences; the government has said it will launch a consultation on family law reform this autumn.
- Both she and experts warn there is little support for families of offenders and urge specialist risk assessments, tailored therapy and clearer services for these "indirect victims."
- 19-year-old Gunner Jaysley Beck took her own life months after being sexually assaulted by a senior soldier, who was later jailed.
- Two senior officers are now on trial accused of downplaying and misreporting her complaint instead of properly escalating it.
- An inquest found the Army's handling contributed to her death; the service apologised and the court martial is ongoing.
- The Trump administration is reprogramming $52 million in U.S. military aid from Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq to Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.
- Officials say the funds will target narcotics, “narcoterrorism” and security around the Panama Canal; Secretary Marco Rubio recently pledged more support during visits to Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
- The move signals a shift away from Europe (including NATO partners) toward the Western Hemisphere and aligns with courting conservative Latin American governments amid concern about rivals like China gaining influence.
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