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The FBI, the State Department, and Haitian officials all are working to secure the release of a group of missionaries, most of them Americans, who were abducted in Haiti on Saturday and taken to an unknown location. A gang of criminals abducted the 12 missionaries and five children who were in the island nation to visit an orphanage. Two Haitians who were with the party also were taken. The missionaries are associated with the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries. Haiti has been in turmoil since a devastating earthquake on August 14th and kidnappings with ransom demands have been common.
One dead and multiple injured in shooting during homecoming event at Louisiana university https://t.co/E1oQukIngY pic.twitter.com/zklg0oiliu
— The Hill (@thehill) October 17, 2021
Russia is in the midst of the largest crackdown on the free press and political dissent since the Soviet era, using a vague legal tool: a law regulating the activities of so-called foreign agents. https://t.co/ykaUI7FPaS
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 18, 2021
➤THE SHOW GOES ON: The union that represents Hollywood workers including mechanics, wardrobe professionals and make-up artists reached a deal with the studios just hours before a threatened strike would have shut down production. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees reportedly got better working conditions and benefits for their members in the deal.
Los Angeles County files motion for Vanessa Bryant take an independent psychiatric evaluation to prove the leaked photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter caused emotional distress — the latest in her lawsuit against the county. https://t.co/94QgFOsMMH
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 18, 2021
➤SUPPLY CHAIN WOES: Our nation is suffering from a breakdown in the supply chain, as you may have heard. Ships are lined up at ports waiting to be unloaded, and there are too few truckers to take them on to their destinations. So, our supermarket shelves are short of a strange selection of products. Some of the scarcity is due to packaging shortages, not food shortages. Like, Marie Callender's pot pies may be hard to get because they can't get enough of those little trays and cartons to pack them in. Other products that might be hard to find include Rice Krispies Treats, McCormick Gourmet spices, Sour Patch Kids candy, and some flavors of Ben & Jerry Ice Cream flavors (but not Pfish food, USAToday assures us).
ANOTHER ONE FOR ATL ⚾️
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 18, 2021
Braves take a 2-0 lead over the Dodgers in the NLCS.
(via @MLB)pic.twitter.com/g8WKC5gSKv
⚾GRAND SLAM TIMES TWO: The Boston Red Sox hit two grand slams in the first two innings off two Houston Astros pitchers in Saturday's game against the Houston Astros. That's one for the record books: It's the first time multiple grand slams have been achieved during a single game in Major League Baseball postseason history. The Red Sox won 9 to 5.
TWO GRAND SLAMS FOR THE RED SOX 💥 @BRWalkoff
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 16, 2021
(Also, it’s only the 2nd inning)
(via @MLB) pic.twitter.com/rTYAD7H471
🎾NEWCOMERS SHINE AT INDIAN WELLS: Some tennis superstars stayed away from the COVID-19-delayed BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. But that just gave some relative newcomers a chance to shine. Cameron Norrie of Great Britain defeated Nikoloz Basilashvili 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 yesterday. And, in her Indian Wells debut, Paula Badosa of Spain defeated Victoria Azarenka 7-6 (5), 2-6, 7-6 (2). Their victories earned them each $1.2 million.
Ole Miss had to clear its sideline due to Tennessee fans throwing objects on the field. pic.twitter.com/1fyOiSOcGq
— ESPN (@espn) October 17, 2021
🏈TENNESSEE FANS BEHAVING BADLY: A Saturday night college game between the Ole Miss Rebels and the Tennessee Volunteers had to be delayed for 20 minutes after Tennessee fans bombarded the field with beer cans, water bottles, pizza boxes and other miscellaneous debris. Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey called the fans' behavior "unacceptable" and said Conference policies will be reviewed. The Rebels won the game 31-26.
🏌RORY McILLROY TAKES CJ CUP: Rory McIllroy took the CJ Cup at The Summit yesterday. He fended off Collin Morikawa and Rickie Fowler to achieve his 20th win on the PGA Tour.
🏈NFL SCORES – WEEK 5:
- Jacksonville Jaguars 23, Miami Dolphins 20
- Kansas City Chiefs 31, Washington Football Team 13
- Los Angeles Rams 38, New York Giants 11
- Indianapolis Colts 31, Houston Texans 3
- Cincinnati Bengals 34, Detroit Lions 11
- Green Bay Packers 24, Chicago Bears 14
- Baltimore Ravens 34, Los Angeles Chargers 6
- Minnesota Vikings 34, Carolina Panthers 28
- Arizona Cardinals 37, Cleveland Browns 14
- Las Vegas Raiders 34, Denver Broncos 24
- Dallas Cowboys 35, New England Patriots 29
- Pittsburgh Steelers 23, Seattle Seahawks 20
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