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The opinion says whether it's fair is ‘for our citizenry to decide at the ballot box.’ kovop/Shutterstock In 2022, the US Securities and Exchange Commission under former chair Gary Gensler brought a case against Elon Musk regarding his acquisition of Twitter. The regulator questioned Musk's 11-day delay in revealing his previous investments in the social media platform, arguing that the wait allowed the entrepreneur to increase the size of his share before making the purchase, saving him as much as $150 million at the expense of the platform's shareholders. Following a change in leadership at both the SEC and the White House, the agency reached a settlement earlier this year that saw Musk pay a civil penalty of $1.5 million while admitting no wrongdoing. Having the already obscenely wealthy Musk pay essentially pocket change struck many as insufficient. But today, Reuters reported that the protracted drama officially ends. US District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan delivered a memorandum and order to finalize the settlement. While Sooknanan did approve the outcome, the order came with an unsubtle critique of how the case was handled: "This Court is limited to evaluating whether the proposed consent judgment meets minimum standards of fairness and reasonableness, or

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FC Halifax Town are delighted to confirm the signing of winger Zak Gilsenan, following his release by League Two side Grimsby Town. Originally playing indoor football in Australia, Gilsenan joined Sorrento where he was scouted by Perth Glory. Following a two-week training tournament at Tottenham Hotspur, the winger was named player of the tournament and trialled with the Premier League side. It was at Spurs the winger was scouted by Barcelona and joined the Spanish side in 2012. Gilsenan went onto captain the youth sides in La Masia before he moved to England in 2014, joining Liverpool’s academy. At the age of 16, Gilsenan made the switch to Blackburn Rovers after injuries had disrupted his time at Liverpool. It was at Blackburn that the winger signed his first professional contract in 2021. He was a key player for the club’s under 21 squad, and signed a contract extension in 2023. In August that year, the winger made his professional debut against Walsall in the EFL Cup, a game where he’d record his first goal, assist, and be named man of the match. In 2025, Gilsenan was released by Blackburn and signed for Grimsby on a two-year deal. Last season, the

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Sheamus Twitter changes are saying plenty right now, even without The Celtic Warrior posting some long goodbye message about WWE. Sheamus is no longer using “Sheamus” as his Twitter name. Instead, his account now shows S. Farrelly, a clear move back toward his real name. He also removed WWE from his bio and replaced it with a simple description: “Pro Wrestler.” That’s short, but it lands loud. Sheamus spent nearly 19 years under the WWE banner, so changing his Twitter name and wiping WWE from his profile is not exactly a small update. The move comes as Sheamus’ WWE deal is set to expire and he turned down a contract extension. WWE tried to get him on a restructured deal while he was out with an injury, but Sheamus passed on it. This was not framed as WWE releasing him either. Sheamus wasn’t cut. He chose not to sign the new deal, and since his contract was already close to expiring, there was no real reason for WWE to release him and trigger a 90-day waiting period. That makes the Twitter change feel like the next step. He didn’t need to post a big farewell. Changing the name to S.

Fargo, ND — It was a feel good type of win for Kansas City as they took down the Redhawks, 9-2, in the final game of the roadtrip on Sunday afternoon. The Monarchs get off to a fast start with a pair of runs in the first frame as JD Davis was the first base runner on with a hit by a pitch. Luken Baker walked and then Austin Callahan roped a fly ball off the wall to send in both runners. Callahan now has a team-leading 32 RBI’s while batting at a .293 clip. KC continued their foot on the gas pedal by adding two more tallies in the second inning. Trevor Boone opened up the inning with his ninth homer this season on a line drive over the left field wall. Two batters later, Ryan Leitch cranked a home run to give the Monarchs a four-run advantage. Out of the nine hits Leitch has grabbed this season, two of those have been home runs. This group did not stop there as they got the fourth inning going when Hudson Head reached base via error. Leadoff hitter, Nick Martini registered a base hit to put runners at the corners.

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