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A wrestler once billed as "the Mad Dragon" has slipped out of WWE's grasp — quietly, but unmistakably. Ilja Dragunov, a former WWE United States champion, NXT champion and NXT UK champion, has exited the company, as WWE shifted his profile into its alumni section on Thursday. The Contract That Ran Out According to a Ilja Dragunov departs from WWE as contract expires after six-year run.

A carton of frozen berries sitting quietly in a freezer might sound harmless enough — but federal regulators are now warning it could be anything but. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has classified an ongoing recall of frozen blueberries and mixed berries sold at Publix as its highest-risk category, following an E. coli contamination scare that's already made a dozen people sick.

Picture a school essay titled "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" that starts with a proud climb up Japan's most famous mountain and ends with a police rescue instead of a family photo at the summit. That's essentially the story a 7-year-old boy from Nagoya lived through Thursday, after his father left him alone partway up Mount Fuji and continued climbing without him.

Some data breaches happen quietly, discovered only in retrospect. This one, according to a new lawsuit, came with a public taunt from the hackers themselves. A former employee has filed a proposed class action against medical equipment manufacturer Cook Medical LLC in Indiana federal court, alleging the company failed to shield workers' sensitive information from a cyberattack that may have already pushed that data onto the dark web.

A routine flight to one of Alaska's loneliest outposts turned catastrophic Thursday, when a civilian-contracted aircraft went down near a remote U.S. Air Force radar installation, killing everyone on board. The military confirmed all eight people aboard died in the crash.

Most 36-year-olds in the NFL are counting down the days to retirement, easing off the gas as their bodies demand more recovery than reps. Travis Kelce apparently didn't get that memo. As the Kansas City Chiefs wrapped up their 2026 training camp Thursday, head coach Andy Reid revealed he's had to physically pull his star tight end off the practice field — not because Kelce was slacking, but because he refused to stop.

Australia's insurance brokerage landscape just shifted beneath its own feet. Steadfast Group has agreed to be swallowed up by a consortium backed by investment powerhouses Dragoneer Investment Group and KKR, in a deal valuing the company at roughly AU$7.7 billion, or about $5.5 billion, the company announced Friday. The Deal Structure Starboard BidCo, an entity Steadfast $5.5B buyout deal sees KKR, Dragoneer scoop up insurance broker.

Sometimes a lawsuit boils down to a single question: did the numbers describe reality, or did reality get bent to fit the numbers? A real estate developer and a property owner are now accusing Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc. of the latter, suing the commercial real estate giant for more than $12 million over allegedly JLL developer's $12M fraud suit alleges inflated income projections in D.C.

A wall of flame doesn't knock politely — it announces itself with ash raining from the sky and wind that feels like an open oven door. That's what northwest Reno woke up to early Sunday, as the fast-growing Hawk Fire swelled past 10,500 acres and pushed toward residential neighborhoods, triggering evacuation orders for nearly 14,000 homes. The mandatory "GO NOW" zone stretched all the way to the edge of the University of Nevada campus.

A Delaware jury just handed down a verdict that reads like a split decision in a boxing match — one side claiming most of the rounds, the other landing the single punch that mattered most financially. Biomedical testing manufacturer Beckman Coulter walked away Friday with roughly $56 million in combined damages after jurors found that Cytek $56M verdict hits flow cytometry maker in Beckman Coulter patent fight.