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- 1Smithsonian becomes new target in Trump's culture war▼How the Smithsonian became the latest front in Trump's culture war
The Smithsonian Institution, and specifically the National Museum of American History, is being drawn into the Trump administration's broader campaign over cultural institutions. Reporting details how the museum's exhibitions and framing of American history have come under scrutiny as part of a wider push to reshape how public institutions portray the nation's past, placing one of Washington's most prominent museum bodies at the centre of a political fight.
- 2Jack Smith testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee▼WATCH LIVE: Jack Smith testifies before Senate Judiciary as GOP targets past Trump probes
Former special counsel Jack Smith is testifying publicly before the Senate Judiciary Committee as Republican lawmakers examine the Justice Department investigations he led into Donald Trump. The hearings, covered live by major outlets, are expected to focus on how the classified documents and election interference cases were conducted. The appearance marks a rare public account from Smith, who brought two federal criminal cases against Trump.
- 3Senators prepare for Judiciary clash with Jack Smith●Senators gear up for Judiciary clash with Jack Smith
Senators are preparing for a confrontation with Jack Smith at the Senate Judiciary Committee, according to Roll Call. Smith, the former special counsel who led federal investigations into Donald Trump, is expected to face pointed questioning from lawmakers. The hearing signals continued partisan tension over the prosecutions and their handling of cases involving the president.
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Senator Eric Schmitt made remarks about Jack Smith, the former special counsel who pursued the federal cases against Donald Trump. The comments drew attention on social media, with users debating the criticism and its political implications.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith is testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee about his investigations into Donald Trump, including the election interference and classified documents cases that were dropped after Trump won the 2024 election. Lawmakers and commentators are closely watching what he reveals about the decisions to prosecute and later abandon the cases.
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Fremantle Dockers midfielder Shai Bolton has won the Norm Smith Medal as best afield in the AFL grand final, despite his side losing the match. He joins the rare club of players to receive the award in a losing team, with the full voting breakdown published. Commentators have debated the decision, with SEN's Gerard Whateley arguing Brisbane's Will Ashcroft deserved a record-tying medal instead.
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Attention is on Brisbane Lions midfielder Will Ashcroft and discussion of the Norm Smith Medal, the award for the best player in the AFL grand final.SEN coverage outlines how selector Michael Voss approaches his Norm Smith voting, putting the spotlight on which players, including Ashcroft, are under consideration for the honour.
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Former NBA guard J.R. Smith has been arrested and charged with family violence, according to details reported by Yahoo Sports. The two-time NBA champion, best known for his stints with the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks, now faces legal trouble years after his retirement from professional basketball. Reports outline the arrest details and what is known so far about the charge, with reaction spreading quickly among NBA fans.
- 9Miami Heat Sign Former Mavericks Prospect Dennis Smith Jr.●Miami Signs Former Dallas Top Prospect Dennis Smith Jr. Miami has signed a contract with Dennis Smith Jr. according to i
The Miami Heat have signed Dennis Smith Jr. to a contract, according to insider Chris Haynes. Smith, once a top prospect with the Dallas Mavericks, last played in the NBA during the 2023/24 season and has since featured in G League games. His signing adds veteran backcourt depth as Miami continues reshaping its roster.
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Cam Smith is drawing a surge of attention in the United States, ranking among the top trending search topics. The name most commonly refers to the Australian golfer and 2022 Open Championship winner, though the specific trigger for the spike is not yet clear. Sports fans are actively searching and discussing the name across news and social platforms.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith, who prosecuted Donald Trump in two federal cases, is set to testify before US senators and say he will not be silenced by threats of prosecution. Smith faces calls from Trump allies for his own prosecution over the cases. His appearance comes amid ongoing controversy over the investigations into Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election and his handling of classified documents.
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Former world champion boxer Liam Smith has been charged with grievous bodily harm over an alleged attack on a night concierge at an upmarket apartment block, according to a Sun report. The charge against the Liverpool fighter is drawing wide attention, with fans reacting to the fall of a well-known name in British boxing.
- 13Republicans stumble again in bid to prosecute Jack Smith●An embarrassing episode epitomizes the # GOP ’s failures to pin down # JackSmith # Republicans have struggled mightily t
A botched Senate episode has highlighted the Republican Party's ongoing failure to substantiate claims that special counsel Jack Smith should face criminal charges over his prosecutions of Donald Trump. Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri featured in the latest attempt, which critics say backfired on Tuesday. Commentators describe the episode as emblematic of a broader GOP struggle to make the case against Smith stick.
- 14Cam Smith wants more answers on LIV Golf's future●Cam Smith on LIV 2.0 decision: Need 'more answers'
Australian golfer Cameron Smith says he needs 'more answers' before committing to whatever comes next for LIV Golf, amid reports of a potential 'LIV 2.0' restructuring of the Saudi-backed circuit. His comments underline ongoing uncertainty among players about the league's direction, formats and its relationship with the PGA Tour.
- 15Falcons field NFL's most surprising pass rush●Why the Falcons have the most surprising pass rush in the NFL: 'Four rushing as one' https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76
The Atlanta Falcons are being called the most surprising pass rush in the NFL, with the phrase 'four rushing as one' credited for their early-season pressure up front. The story highlights the team's defensive line cohesion and points to players including Smith and Dorlus as key contributors to the unit's unexpected success.
- 16A Salary Dictum for Removable Parts and Representational Fire●a salary dictum for removable parts and representational red or white fire https:// subspacewagon.systems/a-salary -dict
A newly published essay titled 'A Salary Dictum for Removable Parts and Representational Red or White Fire' is being shared online, alongside a related archival piece called 'Holding For Sailor-Smiths's Songs'. The writing appears to sit in experimental or absurdist territory, mixing labor and wage themes with surreal imagery, and has drawn modest engagement from readers of the site.
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Special counsel Jack Smith appeared before a Senate hearing where he defended his decisions in the federal prosecutions of Donald Trump. The session grew heated as lawmakers clashed over the investigations into the former president, with Smith standing by his office's handling of the classified documents and election-related cases. The exchange is drawing strong reactions from both supporters and critics of the prosecutions.
- 18Jack Smith Testifies as Senator's Perjury Claim Falls Apart●As Jack Smith Testifies, a Senator’s Accusation of Perjury Falters
Former special counsel Jack Smith testified before Congress, facing questions over his investigations into Donald Trump. The hearing came after a Republican senator publicly accused Smith of perjury, but that accusation failed to hold up under scrutiny during the proceedings. The clash drew wide attention, with critics accusing the senator of grandstanding and defenders arguing Smith's testimony raised legitimate questions about the federal cases against the president.
- 19Hawks trade Buddy Hield and Ryan Nembhard to Hornets for Dorian Finney-Smith▼Hawks reportedly trading Buddy Hield, Ryan Nembhard to Hornets for Dorian Finney-Smith
The Atlanta Hawks are reportedly sending Buddy Hield and rookie guard Ryan Nembhard to the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for forward Dorian Finney-Smith. The deal, reported by Yahoo Sports, pairs Finney-Smith with Atlanta's frontcourt while Charlotte adds Hield's shooting and Nembhard's young backcourt depth. Fans and analysts are weighing the fit for both teams as the trade market heats up.
- 20Jack Smith congressional testimony draws attention●https://www. cnn.com/2026/09/29/politics/ja ck-smith-testimony-basketball-takeaways The feel-good # truth buzz of the da
Former special counsel Jack Smith testified behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, and CNN published takeaways from the session. Commenters online mocked Republicans, including Senator Eric Schmitt, for framing Smith's prosecutions as a 'grand conspiracy' against Donald Trump. One detail drawing notice involved basketball, suggesting the hearing produced lighter moments amid a politically charged proceeding.
- 21Heat invite veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr. to training camp▼Heat gives training camp invitation to veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr.
The Miami Heat have given veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr. a training camp invitation, according to the Miami Herald. Smith, a former lottery pick known for his athleticism and perimeter defense, will compete for a roster spot as the Heat finalize their backcourt depth heading into the new season.
- 22Museums Group Backs Bill to Shield Smithsonian Independence●American Alliance of Museums: AAM Supports Congressional Action to Protect the Smithsonian’s Independence. “The American
The American Alliance of Museums has endorsed the Smithsonian Integrity and Historical Independence Act of 2026, legislation introduced in Congress by Representatives Stanbury (D-NM) and Jackson. The bill aims to protect the Smithsonian Institution's independence from political interference, and the AAM says congressional action is needed to safeguard the museum and research complex's autonomy.
- 23Two-Time NBA Champion J.R. Smith Arrested in Texas●Two-Time NBA Champion J.R. Smith Arrested on Domestic Violence Charges Former NBA player JR Smith has been arrested in T
Former NBA player J.R. Smith, a two-time champion with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers, has been arrested in Texas on assault causing bodily injury charges tied to a domestic violence case. Smith was taken into custody by police in Royse City. Details about the alleged incident and any court proceedings have not yet been made public.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith testified before US senators about his election-subversion and classified-documents investigations into Donald Trump. Republican lawmakers pressed him over subpoenas of sitting lawmakers' phone records, but a perjury accusation from one GOP senator unravelled after he apparently confused the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes, drawing mockery and shifting attention away from the attack.
- 25Heat sign veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr., expected to land in G League▼Heat to add NBA veteran Dennis Smith Jr., with move to G League likely
The Miami Heat are adding NBA veteran guard Dennis Smith Jr., with the former lottery pick expected to spend most of his time with the team's G League affiliate in Sioux Falls. The move gives Miami extra backcourt depth while Smith works to stay on the league's radar, as reported by the Sun Sentinel.
- 26Blues' Logan Mailloux out eight weeks after fight with Blackhawks' Cole Smith●Blues defenseman Logan Mailloux out at least 8 weeks after fight with Blackhawks' Cole Smith https://www.nytimes.com/ath
St. Louis Blues defenseman Logan Mailloux has been ruled out for at least eight weeks after suffering an injury in a fight with Chicago Blackhawks forward Cole Smith. The setback is a blow to the Blues' blue line as the season gets underway, and the severity of the punishment raises questions about fighting's place in the NHL.
- 27Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith Turns in Heisman-Caliber Performance Against Illinois▼Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith Delivers Heisman-Worthy Masterpiece vs. Illinois
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith delivered a dominant performance against Illinois, drawing immediate comparisons to Heisman Trophy-caliber play. Fox Sports highlighted the sophomore's showing as a masterpiece, fueling growing momentum for his candidacy in the ongoing Heisman conversation.
- 28Jack Smith clarifies he attended Iowa Hawkeyes game, not Hawks●But by this point, # JackSmith seemed to put it together. He said he was not at a game featuring the Atlanta Hawks, but
Special counsel Jack Smith has corrected the record about a basketball game he attended, saying he was not at an Atlanta Hawks matchup but rather a University of Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball game featuring Caitlin Clark, played at the University of Maryland in the Washington, DC area. The clarification is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of Smith's public appearances.
- 29Harry Smith returns to NBC two years after exit●‘Today’ show alum Harry Smith returns to NBC 2 years after exit
Veteran broadcaster Harry Smith, a longtime 'Today' show alum, is returning to NBC two years after leaving the network. The news was reported by Entertainment Weekly. Smith, known for decades of work in morning television, previously spent much of his career at CBS before joining NBC. Details of his new role and start date were not immediately given. Viewers of morning news programming are watching to see what position he will take at the network.
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Senator Marsha Blackburn has filed a lawsuit against Jack Smith, the former special counsel, according to Axios. The suit concerns Smith's use of congressional phone records, with the lawmaker challenging the obtaining of lawmakers' phone data during his investigations. It adds to mounting legal pressure on Smith, who is already facing a separate lawsuit over congressional phone records.
- 31Eric Schmitt defiant amid Jack Smith perjury questions●Eric Schmitt doesn't seem to think he's done anything wrong https://www.fastcompany.com/91616079/eric-schmitt-jack-smith
Fast Company reports that Senator Eric Schmitt is projecting confidence and shows no sign he believes he did anything wrong, amid coverage involving former special counsel Jack Smith and references to possible perjury. The article, filed under news, business and law, frames Schmitt as unapologetic in the face of the allegations being discussed.
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Jack Smith, the former special counsel who brought two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump, appeared before a Senate committee to defend the prosecutions. Lawmakers pressed him on the decisions to charge the president-elect over election interference and classified documents. The hearing is drawing sharp reactions, with critics calling the cases politically motivated and defenders insisting they were legally justified.
- 33GOP Senator Schmitt presses Jack Smith over Atlanta trip claim●GOP Senator Eric Schmitt thought he had former special counsel Jack Smith against the ropes when he suggested that Smith
Republican Senator Eric Schmitt pressed former special counsel Jack Smith during congressional testimony, suggesting Smith attended a 2024 basketball game in Atlanta and may have met Fani Willis, the prosecutor who pursued a case against Donald Trump in Georgia. The line of questioning drew attention as Smith defended himself, and the exchange quickly became a talking point in coverage of the hearing.
- 34Adam Smith explains shift on US military support for Israel▼Congressman Adam Smith, a Washington Democrat, explained his changing position on U.S. military support for Israel as pa
Congressman Adam Smith, a Washington Democrat, laid out why his position on U.S. military support for Israel has changed during an interview on KUOW's "Soundside." The conversation also covered artificial intelligence regulation, the war with Iran, and the upcoming midterm elections, framing his revised stance within a broader debate among Democrats over American policy toward Israel.
- 35Republicans' claims against Jack Smith criticized as speculative▼The scene epitomized how speculative and thinly constructed the # GOP ’s allegations about # JackSmith , Trump’s foes &
Critics are accusing Republican lawmakers of building thinly supported allegations against special counsel Jack Smith, including claims that Smith and other Trump opponents weaponized the justice system against Donald Trump. One of the GOP's major perjury allegations against Smith is described as resting on incomplete or fabricated grounds, with commentary arguing the accusations collapse under scrutiny.
- 36Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Perjury Claim Falters●Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Senator’s Perjury Claim Falters
Special counsel Jack Smith is standing by the criminal charges brought against Donald Trump, while a US senator's accusation that Smith lied under oath has failed to gain traction. The dispute centres on the federal prosecutions of the former president, with supporters and critics clashing over the legitimacy of the cases and the credibility of the claims made against the prosecutor.
- 37NFL punishes Jets quarterback Geno Smith ahead of Lions game●Jets' Geno Smith punished by NFL right before Lions game
New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith has been disciplined by the NFL shortly before the team's game against the Detroit Lions. Details of the punishment and the reason behind it were not included in the report, leaving fans to speculate about what the league's action means for the Jets ahead of the matchup.
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Jack Smith, the former special counsel who prosecuted Donald Trump, has given closed-door testimony to House Republicans investigating the federal cases against the president. Lawmakers had hoped he would provide damaging revelations, but according to Politico the session produced little of substance, with attention instead falling on a misstep by Smith. The hearings are part of ongoing Republican scrutiny of the prosecutions.
- 39Jack Smith to warn Trump attacks weaken justice system▼# JackSmith will also warn that # Trump ’s attacks are weakening the # justice system. People are “threatened with crimi
Special counsel Jack Smith is expected to warn that Donald Trump's attacks are weakening the US justice system. According to remarks reported ahead of his testimony, Smith will say people are being threatened with criminal investigation because they are perceived to have opposed the President, and that career Justice Department employees who worked on investigations into Trump were fired.
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Senator Katie Britt of Alabama is in the spotlight as a heated Senate hearing unfolds in Washington, where former special counsel Jack Smith defended his investigations into Donald Trump. Britt's role in the proceedings has drawn attention, with the hearing marked by sharp exchanges over the legitimacy and conduct of the Trump probes.