Teddy Bridgewater hints he’s returning to NFL after coaching high school

A severe flash flooding event has hit the Midwest, particularly southern Wisconsin, leading to the cancellation of many Wisconsin State Fair events and the USA Triathlon nationals. Flood alerts affect 8 million people, with major flood stages reported on the Milwaukee River, and rescues being conducted in Waukesha County as additional thunderstorms are expected. Want More Context? 🔎

MILWAUKEE (AP)Heavy rainfall in the Midwest led to flash flooding, prompting the cancellation of the final day of the Wisconsin State Fair due to flooded fairgrounds. The Milwaukee area saw up to 10 inches of rain, causing widespread power outages and emergency calls, while a storm in Nebraska resulted in one death and damage to a penitentiary, displacing 387 prisoners. Want More Context? 🔎

Michel Shane, a successful film producer, transformed his grief over his daughter Emily's tragic death in a car accident into activism for road safety on Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway. Through the Emily Shane Foundation, he aims to honor her legacy and improve road safety, advocating for changes to prevent further tragedies in the area. Want More Context? 🔎

At the Computer History Museum, co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak reflects on his role in the tech revolution, discussing the impact of the Apple I and II. He has faced challenges, including a YouTube scam using his image, leading him to sue the platform for failing to address the fraudulent activity, which has been stalled by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Want More Context? 🔎

Mohamed Salah Critiques UEFA Tribute to Al-ObeidMohamed Salah criticized UEFA for failing to mention the cause of death of Suleiman Al-Obeid, a Palestinian soccer star killed by Israeli gunfire while seeking aid in Gaza. Salah, an advocate for humanitarian aid, highlighted the ongoing violence and suffering in the region, where over 61,000 people have died since the conflict escalated in October 2023. Want More Context? 🔎

Abdul Niazi, a former U.S. military interpreter who advocated for Afghan migrants in Houston, was fatally stabbed by Masiullah Sahil, an Afghan national frustrated with the U.S. immigration process. Niazi's death, described as an "unspeakable tragedy," has prompted outrage over the prosecution's failure to indict Sahil in a timely manner, leading to his release on lesser charges. Want More Context? 🔎