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- 1NFL Week 4 picks: 49ers-Broncos and London games draw predictions▼NFL Week 4 odds, predictions, expert picks: Who wins 49ers-Broncos showdown? Colts or Commanders in London?
NFL Week 4 is underway with oddsmakers and analysts weighing in on the weekend's key matchups. Attention is focused on the showdown between the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos, plus the Indianapolis Colts facing the Washington Commanders in the NFL's international series game in London. Expert picks and betting odds are being published as fans debate which contenders will cover.
- 2MLB playoffs: Rays-Yankees rivalry shapes ALCS, Dodgers vulnerable▼MLB playoffs takeaways: Rays-Yanks is real ALCS, Dodgers not a lock
USA Today's MLB playoffs takeaways argue that a potential Rays-Yankees American League Championship Series would be a genuine marquee matchup between two legitimate contenders, while warning that the Los Angeles Dodgers are far from guaranteed to win the National League despite their regular-season strength. The piece frames the postseason as more open than many predicted.
- 3Wayne School Board Candidates Face Housing Growth Questions▼Wayne School Board Candidate Series 2026 – Article 3 – Housing Growth, School Capacity and Redistricting
A third article in a 2026 candidate series for the Wayne school board examines where contenders stand on housing growth, school capacity and redistricting. With new residential development continuing in Wayne, New Jersey, voters are looking to see how candidates would balance enrollment pressures, attendance-zone changes and district planning ahead of the election.
- 4California AG Sues Trump Administration Over Drone Delivery Environmental Review▼Attorney General Bonta Sues Trump Administration Over Flawed Environmental Assessment for Commercial Drone Delivery Operations
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that its environmental assessment for commercial drone delivery operations is flawed. The state contends the federal review failed to properly evaluate the environmental impacts of expanding drone delivery, including noise, wildlife and air quality effects. The case adds to a series of legal challenges by California against federal regulatory rollbacks, and is likely to draw attention from both the drone industry and environmental advocates.