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Under a proposed order filed by the SEC yesterday, the Elon Musk Revocable Trust would be “permanently restrained and enjoined from violating” Section 13(d), and the trust would be ordered to pay the fine to the SEC. The trust did not admit or deny the SEC’s allegations, court filings said. Musk lawyer Alex Spiro “said in a written statement that regulators had only fined the trust while dismissing the claims against Musk personally,” according to The Wall Street Journal. “Mr. Musk has now been cleared of all issues related to the late filing of forms in the Twitter acquisition, as we said from the outset he would be,” Spiro said. “A trust vehicle has agreed to a small fine for being late on one filing.” Jury found Musk liable for false statements US District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan rejected Musk’s motion to dismiss the case in February 2026. “In his motion, Mr. Musk does not dispute that the Complaint adequately alleges that he disregarded the disclosure requirements of Section 13(d),” Sooknanan wrote. “Rather, he attacks the constitutionality of those requirements. He argues that Section 13(d) cannot be enforced against him because it burdens his constitutional rights under the First Amendment by

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Troy University’s College of Health Sciences welcomed approximately 165 fifth-grade students from various schools across Pike County to its Health Day Camp, an interactive event designed to promote healthy habits and spark interest in health science-related careers. The one-day camp, held on the Troy campus, featured hands-on learning stations focused on key topics including mental health, nutrition, hygiene, basic first aid, exercise, and safety. Students participated in engaging activities such as educational games and demonstrations that reinforced lessons on physical activity and wellness. Jenna Hussey, DNP,RN, Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and coordinator of the event, said the camp was a success in reaching young learners early. “Introducing children to foundational health concepts at this age helps them build lifelong habits and shows them that careers in health sciences such as nursing, social work, nutrition, and physical education are accessible and rewarding,” Hussey said. “We were thrilled to see the excitement on their faces as they rotated through the stations and asked thoughtful questions about how their bodies work and how these professions can help people every day. Events like this align perfectly with our mission to serve our community and inspire the next generation of health science

Just days before the trial started, Elon Musk tried to settle his lawsuit, which alleges that under Sam Altman’s direction, OpenAI abandoned its mission to serve as a nonprofit making AI to benefit humanity. According to a Sunday court filing from OpenAI, Musk messaged OpenAI President Greg Brockman two days ahead of the trial to “gauge interest” in a possible settlement. Brockman promptly responded, suggesting that “both sides” drop their claims. But Musk refused, then appeared to grow threatening enough that the court may allow Brockman to testify on the message as evidence supposedly revealing Musk’s true motives for pursuing the litigation. “By the end of this week, you and Sam will be the most hated men in America,” Musk responded to Brockman’s suggestion that all claims be dropped. “If you insist, so it will be.” OpenAI clearly did not accept the settlement terms, as the trial started last week with Musk as the first witness. On the stand, Musk stumbled several times, perhaps weakening his case by making concessions, growing hot-tempered, backing off claims that AI risks may quickly become existential, and admitting his ignorance when it comes to AI safety at his own company, xAI. If admitted, his

Story by The Philadelphia 76ers are moving on to Round 2 following a 109-100 Game 7 win over the Boston Celtics on the road. The Sixers rallied from a 3-1 deficit and defeated the Celtics in a playoff series for the first time since 1982 while also rallying from a 3-1 deficit to win for the first time in franchise history. Joel Embiid had 34 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists while Tyrese Maxey had 30 points, 11 rebounds, and seven assists on the night. It was an impressive showing for this group as they weathered a ton of storms throughout the night as the Celtics looked like they were going to rally and win this one. Advertisement After the win, former GM Sam Hinkie took to Twitter to give his reaction to the Sixers winning with a GIF that fits the moment for him. The Sixers will now turn their attention to the New York Knicks in Round 2 starting with Game 1 on Monday at Madison Square Garden. This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Sam Hinkie takes to Twitter to react to Sixers eliminating Celtics

1 Secret Service Cuffs Disruptive Man at Trump Golf Course CLOSE CALL Trump's picturesque Doral golf club in April 2025. Icon Sportswire/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images A man was arrested Saturday afternoon after clashing with Secret Service agents at a security checkpoint at Trump Doral National Golf Club. The incident unfolded around 4:15 p.m., when the man allegedly ignored orders and became physical with an agent, according to authorities. President Donald Trump was not on the premises at the time. “At no point did this situation impact the established security posture for any upcoming visits to Trump Doral National Golf Club by Secret Service protectees,” Michael Townsend, acting special agent in charge of the Secret Service Miami, told the New York Post. A video captured after the arrest by conservative influencer Nick Sortor shows the man in handcuffs. Sortor said he saw the man “set off the magnetometers.” The suspect, whose identity has not bene released, has been charged with disorderly conduct and resisting without violence. He is being held at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami. 2 Marco Rubio’s Secret Side Hustle Revealed SPIN DOCTOR Marco Rubio was spotted behind the decks at a wedding in a video

Prates went into enemy territory and dominated on Saturday night in Australia May 2, 2026 at 11:24 am ET • 1 min read The UFC welterweight division has a problem on its hand and its name is Carlos "The Nightmare" Prates. The Brazilian slugger finished his second straight former champion on Saturday in the main event of UFC Fight Night in Perth, Australia, when he systematically broke down Jack Della Maddalena in his hometown en route to a third-round TKO that was as thorough as it was violent. Prates (24-7), who improved to 7-1 with seven knockouts since his 2024 UFC debut, called for a title shot next and said he expects to face the winner of a rumored August title bout between 170-pound king Islam Makhachev and Ian Machado Garry, who is the only fighter to defeat Prates inside the Octagon. "I'm not here to play. I respect Jack, he's a great champion but it's just business. It's part of the game," Prates said. "I need to ask something, who is the next? In August, I will be first in line watching Makhachev and Garry and I want to fight the winner. "Brazil never had a champion in the

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April 30, 2026 by Jenna VanHoose ORLANDO - UCF women’s golf assistant coach Ellen Secor has been named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association Assistant Coach Watch List, the association announced Thursday afternoon. The inaugural watch list recognizes an assistant coach whose leadership, preparation and commitment elevate their program’s performance while positively impacting the student-athlete experience. Secor has spent the past three seasons with the Knights, helping lead the Black and Gold to three consecutive NCAA Regional appearances. During her tenure, UCF has recorded four team victories and four individual medalist finishes. The Knights have also climbed as high as No. 12 in the Scoreboard by Clippd rankings. The award recipient will be announced after the upcoming Division I Women's NCAA Championship.  Golf Pride WGCA Assistant Coach of the Year Watch List • Ellen Secor, UCF• Erynne Yoo, University of California, Los Angeles• Francesco Guarneri, University of Missouri• Maddie Luitwieler, Baylor University• Brooke Riley, Stanford University• Ryan Potter, Wake Forest University• Katie Rudolph, Columbia University• Manuela Carbajo Re, Kent State University• Kim Hall, Auburn University• Ashley Sease, University of Florida• Anna Newell, University of Tennessee• Caterina Don, Eastern Michigan University• Ryan Heisey, Arizona State University• Taylor Riggs, Iowa State University•

May 1, 2026 Junior earns second-consecutive second team recognition NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Junior Ava Merrill has been named second-team All-SEC by a vote of the conference’s head coaches, the league office announced Friday. Merrill’s second team selection marks the third-straight year on the All-SEC squads for the Johns Creek, Georgia, native. Merrill has led the Commodores with a 71.3 stroke average over 27 rounds this season. She also paces the team with two top five finishes, a trio of top 10s and six top 20 marks. She has posted a team-best 16 rounds at or under par this season. The junior has finished under par at six of the Commodores’ nine events this season. She posted back-to-back runner-up finishes in the fall at the Mason Rudolph Championship and Ron Moore Intercollegiate. Merrill finished strong heading into NCAA play with a seventh-place finish in the Clemson Invitational to close the regular season and a 12th-place performance at the SEC Championship. Merrill also represented Vanderbilt in the prestigious Augusta National Women’s Amateur. She made the cut to advance to the final round at Augusta National and finished 3-under-par for a 17th-place mark among the top amateurs in the world. Merrill is the