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NFL issues security alert to players as South American crime syndicate targets homes | National
SUMMARY: The NFL issued a security alert after South American crime syndicates, allegedly led by Colombian and Chilean nationals, targeted athletes’ homes in a series of burglaries. The crimes, which spanned several weeks, involved NBA and NFL players, including Joe Burrow, Patrick Mahomes, and Travis Kelce. The burglars used surveillance to track athletes’ schedules, robbing homes while they were away. Authorities believe these crimes are connected to a larger pattern involving affluent neighborhoods across the U.S. The syndicates exploit U.S. visa programs, with many suspects entering illegally. The FBI and law enforcement are working together to investigate these crimes.
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Updated COVID vaccine approval adds restrictions for some patients
SUMMARY: As fall approaches, updated FDA guidelines restrict COVID-19 vaccine eligibility primarily to those 65 and older or younger high-risk individuals with underlying conditions like asthma, diabetes, or heart issues. Raleigh pharmacy manager Santa Rita Christian notes customers must meet these criteria or have a prescription. The CDC will review these updates next month, influencing insurance coverage. CVS now requires prescriptions for vaccines in North Carolina and 12 other states due to unclear ACIP guidance, causing pharmacy confusion. Health experts urge parents to consult healthcare providers about risks, especially for young children and high-risk contacts.
The vaccines are approved for use in people 65 and older, as well as those younger with at least one health condition that makes them high-risk.
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Inside NC’s tourism push: Tracking Helene’s impact, ‘playing heartstrings’ & wrangling social media
SUMMARY: After Hurricane Helene caused flooding and damage to western North Carolina’s Biltmore Estate and surrounding areas, Visit NC launched marketing campaigns to revive tourism. Initially urging in-state residents and visitors to cautiously return, they shifted to the “Rediscover the Unforgettable” campaign, promoting outdoor activities and local attractions. Despite sluggish tourism in 2025, spending remained near 2024 levels. Visit NC invested nearly $14 million in targeted advertising, leveraging social media influencers to counter negative online flood imagery impacting visitor sentiment. Support from Governor Josh Stein, a vocal advocate for the region’s recovery, has been crucial in maintaining positive momentum and encouraging travel.
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Parasocial party: Why people are excited for the Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce engagement
SUMMARY: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement has captivated Swifties worldwide, sparking widespread celebration despite fans never personally knowing the couple. Clinical psychologist Susan Alers explains this as a parasocial relationship, where fans form deep, one-sided emotional bonds with celebrities. Many relate to Swift, having grown up with her music about love and heartbreak, and her engagement offers them hope for their own “fairy tale” endings. Social media amplifies this connection by announcing such news like a friend’s post, making fans feel involved. Alers encourages fans to embrace their joy and not let skeptics diminish their excitement, recognizing the engagement as a positive, shared experience.
If you’re a Swiftie, you might be having a party to celebrate the recent news about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting engaged. And if naysayers are wondering how fans can be so excited for two people most have never met, today’s health minute explains that it’s psychology!
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