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Sports moments, both triumphant and heartbreaking, are captured by photographers, preserving the raw emotion and unpredictability of the games we love. From the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration to Femke Bols disbelief at the finish line, these images tell a story, highlighting the human element in sports. Thanks to The Associated Press, these moments will remain a part of our memories, allowing us to relive the passion and drama of sports for years to come.

Mortgage rates in the U.S. saw a slight increase this week, with the average rate for a thirty-year mortgage reaching six point two two percent. Despite this, rates remain close to their lowest point this year, offering stability for potential homebuyers. Borrowing costs for fifteen-year fixed-rate mortgages also climbed, now averaging five point five four percent. These rates are influenced by factors such as Federal Reserve decisions and bond market investor expectations. Economists predict the average rate for a thirty-year mortgage will stay just above six percent next year, helping offset continued growth in home prices.

Conservative MP Michael Ma defects to Liberals, pushing them closer to majority; Poilievre faces pressure amidst internal Conservative challenges.

Prominent Ghanaian influencer, Abu Trica, arrested for allegedly orchestrating a $8 million romance scam targeting elderly Americans. Charged with wire fraud and money laundering, he faces up to 20 years in prison. Prosecutors accuse him of using AI to create fake identities, building trust, and extorting money. The US seeks his extradition, highlighting increased efforts to protect seniors from such scams.

Kilmar Ábrego García, a Salvadoran immigrant, has been released from detention in Pennsylvania following a federal judges order. He plans to return to Maryland, where he has a wife and child, both U.S. citizens. Ábrego García was detained after returning to the U.S. and was ordered released by a Maryland judge, who found his detention lacked legal basis. The Department of Homeland Security criticized the decision and vowed to appeal. Ábrego García also faces criminal charges in Tennessee and is seeking to reopen his immigration case to pursue asylum.

The UK government sanctions Sudanese paramilitary commander Abu Lulu for his role in a massacre in el-Fasher, revealing footage of him shooting unarmed captives. The UK Foreign Secretary condemns the atrocities, sanctioning three RSF commanders, including Abu Lulus brother. The civil war in Sudan, now in its third year, has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions. The UK believes Abu Lulu is responsible for violence based on ethnicity and religion, and targeting civilians.

Ryan Crosswell, a former federal prosecutor and active-duty U.S. Marine, is running for Congress after resigning from the Department of Justice due to the Trump administrations decision to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Crosswells campaign speeches often include reading his resignation letter, which emphasizes the importance of upholding the rule of law. He is one of five candidates aiming to unseat Republican Representative Ryan Mackenzie in the upcoming midterm elections. Crosswells message on corruption resonates with voters concerned about the former presidents impact on the rule of law, and he believes that public corruption is a kitchen table issue that affects everyones lives.

Ford Motor Company is bolstering vehicle security with new technology, particularly for its popular F-One-Fifty pickup trucks. The automakers Start Inhibit feature, available on the F-One-Fifty and expanding to other models, allows owners to disable their trucks engine via smartphone, preventing theft. This comes as vehicle thefts have seen a decline, but Fords new security measures are crucial due to the high demand for F-One-Fifties and valuable contents often found in pickup trucks. The security package is free for the first year and coordinates with police for quick vehicle recovery.

Skydiver Adrian Ferguson survives harrowing incident: A Cessna Caravans tail becomes entangled with his parachute, causing a premature deployment. Using a hook knife, he cuts away from the plane, deploys his main parachute, and lands safely. The pilot also manages to land the plane back at Tully.