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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is soliciting public comments for the Draft Agency Decision Statement (ADS) for the Phillips Pipeline Co. (I-70 & 57th St Leak Site) in Kansas City, Kansas. This Draft ADS identifies the preferred remedial alternatives to address residual contamination at the Site. A 15-day public comment period from August 25, 2026, through September 9, 2026, will be provided to submit written comments. Comments must be received by KDHE no later than 5:00 pm on September 9, 2026. KDHE will select a final remedy after reviewing and considering information submitted during the 15-day public comment period. KDHE may modify this alternative or select another response action based on new information or public comments. All comments that are received by KDHE prior to the end of the public comment period will be addressed in the Responsiveness Summary Section of the Final ADS. Site information and documents are available from KDHE online by visiting: Bureau of Environmental Remediation Public Identified Site List: https://keap.kdhe.ks.gov/ber_isl/ISL_Pub_Detail.aspx?ProjectCode=C410570114 Site-dedicated webpage: https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/2473/Phillips-Pipeline-Co-I-70-57th-St-Leak-S Public comments on the Draft ADS may be submitted through the following methods: Online – Using the Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS) by visiting: https://keims.kdhe.ks.gov/nsuite/ncore/external/publicnotice/search. To send written comments

Amazon Uses Twitch Streamers' Content To Train AI, Suit Says By Gina Kim ( August 21, 2026, 8:13 PM EDT) -- Twitch and Amazon were hit with a proposed class action in California federal court Thursday by a Twitch streamer who says the companies are exploiting and using his live broadcasts, images and recorded videos to train Amazon's generative AI models by default, without obtaining their consent.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence. Over 200 articles are published daily across more than 60 topics, industries, practice areas and jurisdictions. A Law360 subscription includes features such as Daily newsletters Expert analysis Mobile app Advanced search Judge information Real-time alerts 450K+ searchable archived articles And more! Experience Law360 today with a free 7-day trial.

The woman who arranged the strippers for the Sydney Swans' private hotel party has broken her silence after being accused of turning her back on the alleged victims. Party Girls Melbourne owner Jasmine arranged for topless waitresses to attend the Pullman Hotel, where several high-profile players had gathered in the early hours of Monday morning. But just hours later, at about 8am, one of the women frantically called Jasmine from the lobby, claiming that she had been sexually assaulted. The stripper alleged that Jasmine initially took her call but the conversation was cut short when she hung up on her. The pair are now locked in a bitter war of words, with Jasmine insisting that she did everything 'by the books', did not act improperly and followed the same procedures she has always used. Jasmine - who claimed to the Mail that 'there were a lot of drugs involved' in the scandal - also defended her reputation as a service provider after facing criticism online. The woman who arranged the strippers for the Sydney Swans' private hotel party has broken her silence after being accused of turning her back on the alleged victims. (Pictured: The Swans player at the centre

Key Takeaways Stable Ronaldo raided 18-year-old Twitch streamer Nitro_Camden, boosting his audience from single digits to roughly 15,000 viewers. Camden’s mother interrupted his celebration, unplugged his equipment and assaulted him on stream, prompting Ronaldo to ask, "WTF is wrong with people?" Streamer Cinna gave Camden money to move out and buy a new phone, while community support helped him reach more than 5,000 viewers. Stable Ronaldo tried to help out a fellow Twitch streamer with a boost in followers, and what happened next left viewers rallying to support him. At the end of a stream on Thursday (August 20), the popular streamer decided to raid 18-year-old St.Louis-based Nitro_Camden, bringing his viewers from the single digits to at least 15,000. The small act of generosity was met with an enthusiastic response from Camden, who immediately showed his appreciation and excitement. However, within moments, Camden's celebration was soured when his mother came into the room and started to berate him for being loud. While his stream continued on, she started to unplug some of his equipment and got physically violent with him, threatening to kick him out. During the same stream, he claimed she took his phone off of him and took

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This screenshot from a video on Amybeth Laroche’s Instagram page of August 2026 shows her in front of her 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV.  Instagram In March of 2025, Amybeth Laroche talked about "Giuliana’s Big Move," her then-new book about a family's transition from one town to another, in a story in the Newtown Bee newspaper.  She had lived in Shelton, that Bee story and other accounts suggested. Laroche bought a house in Newtown in May 2024, public records show.  Article continues below this ad Also in March 2025, Laroche registered her 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee at her Newtown address, two months after registering to vote in Newtown.  Soon after, Laroche ran for the Newtown Board of Finance, winning last November as one of two Republicans on the six-member body. She's serving a two-year term until 2027. Now Laroche, who said she manages large defense contracts, is the GOP candidate for state Senate in the 28th district, covering Newtown, Bethel, Easton and Fairfield. She's running a spirited campaign against Democrat Rob Blanchard of Fairfield, a top aide to Gov. Ned Lamont. But the timing of that car registration, and Laroche's tax payments and voting history, raise serious questions. She also appears to confuse state

The music legend is facing a hefty payment after a failed lawsuit claiming the Daily Mail of unlawfully obtaining private information. Elton John and David Furnish at the Jacquemus Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 fashion show as part of Paris Men’s Fashion Week held at Musée National Picasso on January 25, 2026 in Paris, France. Swan Gallet/WWD Trending on Billboard Prince Harry, Elton John and others must repay a £9.54 million ($13 million) legal bill following the loss of their hacking lawsuit against the Daily Mail. In July, London’s High Court dismissed claims made by the Duke of Sussex, John and others that alleged the Daily Mail published stories after unlawfully obtaining information by hacking into their messages, tapping landlines or acquiring medical records. Related In a ruling on Friday (Aug. 21), Judge Mr. Justice Nicklin detailed the “conduct of the trial” and criticized the case put forward by the claimants’ legal team. In particular, he noted “the objective breadth and character of the case as advanced, the speculative and inferential foundation on which many serious allegations rested, the maintenance of serious allegations after the evidential position should have been reassessed, the way in which unpleaded or unsupported allegations were put at

Modi spent years building his strong image - why is he making Gen Z reels now? 1 hour ago Nikita Yadav BBC News, Delhi Reuters Many among India's Gen Z may not see Narendra Modi as a friend. But the Indian prime minister is trying to talk to them like one. The 75-year-old leader - who has long cultivated a strongman image through scripted speeches, formal broadcasts and carefully choreographed appearances - has in recent weeks adopted a more casual style on Instagram, the photo and video platform popular with young people. Modi's timeline, which until a month ago featured carefully curated posts, now also includes more "candid" content, such as a get-ready-with-me reel and several selfie-style addresses to young people, whom he calls "friends". In one video, he even refers to a phrase popular among Gen Z, saying, "first in my bloodline to build a rocket, a chip and a drone" while addressing students at a graduation ceremony in Delhi. Modi has more than 106 million followers on Instagram, making him one of the most-followed political leaders on the platform. But the tone of his communication on the platform was never central to his team or the Bharatiya Janata

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