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Title: Can James Madison Make College Football Playoff?

by David Harrison – Chief Editor December 7, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

James Madison Football:‌ Sun Belt Champions Eye CFP Berth

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – James Madison ‌University football‌ has clinched its first-ever ⁢Sun Belt Conference Championship with a 31-14 victory over Troy on Friday, Dec. 5, but the Dukes’ postseason ‌fate remains uncertain as they await a final decision⁤ on⁢ potential inclusion in the College Football Playoff ‍(CFP) bracket. ‌JMU entered the CFP rankings at No. 25 in the penultimate release ⁣on Tuesday, ⁣Dec. ⁤2 – the ⁢first time this season‌ the committee‌ has‌ recognized the Dukes.

The‍ question now is ⁢whether a one-loss record and a conference championship will be enough for a team transitioning to FBS ⁤status to earn a coveted spot among the nation’s elite. ⁤JMU’s only loss came against⁤ Louisville (28-14) on Sept. 5. The Dukes finished the regular‌ season with an impressive ‌11-1‍ record, including a‌ perfect 8-0 mark in ‍Sun Belt play. Their dominant ‌run through the conference culminated in the ⁤championship win,⁢ raising the stakes for the selection committee’s final decision.

2025 ⁤James⁣ Madison Football Schedule

Here’s a⁢ look at James Madison’s complete schedule:

* ⁤ Saturday,⁢ Aug. 30: James Madison 45, ‌Weber State 10
* ‌ Friday, ⁢Sept. 5: Louisville 28, James Madison 14
* ‌ ‍ Friday, Sept. 13: ⁢ BYE
* Saturday, ⁢Sept. 20: James Madison 31,Liberty 13
*‍ Saturday,Sept. 27: ⁣James Madison 35, Georgia Southern 10*
* Saturday, Oct. 4: ⁤ James Madison‌ 14, ‌Georgia State 7*
* Saturday, Oct. 11: James Madison 24, Louisiana‍ 14*
* Saturday, ‌oct. 18: James⁤ madison 63, Old Dominion 27*
* Saturday, ⁤Oct. 25: BYE
* Tuesday, Oct. 28: James Madison‍ 52,Texas ‌State 20*
* ‍ Saturday,Nov. 8: James Madison 35, Marshall 23*
* ‍ ⁤ Saturday, Nov. 15: James⁤ Madison 58, Appalachian⁤ State 10*
* ‍ Saturday, ‌Nov. 22: James Madison 24, Washington⁤ State 20
* Saturday, ⁤Nov. 29: James Madison 59, Coastal Carolina 10*
* Friday,⁣ Dec. 5: James Madison 31, ‍Troy 14

Denotes Sun Belt game

Denotes Sun Belt championship game**

December 7, 2025 0 comments

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Greenbaum Olbrantz LLP Leads Coinbase Data Breach MDL Counsel

by Emma Walker – News Editor December 7, 2025

written by Emma Walker – News Editor

New York, NY – Greenbaum Olbrantz LLP has been appointed co-lead counsel by ⁢the Southern District of New York in the multidistrict litigation (MDL) concerning the $400 million data breach⁢ disclosed earlier this year ‍at Coinbase. The Court’s decision recognizes Greenbaum Olbrantz LLP’s “experience handling ⁢complex litigations”⁢ and highlights that “the Greenbaum group has done substantially more work‍ in‌ identifying and investigating potential claims in this action.”

The firm will represent Coinbase customers impacted by the breach, seeking justice for financial and personal⁣ harm suffered as a result. This appointment underscores Greenbaum Olbrantz LLP’s commitment to taking on significant cases and challenging powerful institutions,⁣ driven by‌ a ‍core belief ‌in accountability through legal action.

Founding ⁢partners emphasize ‍their dedication to reimagining litigation strategies and prioritizing client needs and⁤ firm values. The firm expressed gratitude to⁣ the Court,⁢ clients, and ‍co-counsel, and acknowledged the team responsible for making this work possible.

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Molly Bish case gets a fresh look 25 years after Massachusetts teen’s murder

by David Harrison – Chief Editor December 7, 2025

written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Molly Bish Case Re-examined 25 Years After Massachusetts Teen’s Disappearance

Warren, Massachusetts – December 7, 2025 – Investigators are revisiting the 2000 disappearance and subsequent murder of 16-year-old Molly Bish, marking 25 years since the Massachusetts teenager vanished from a summer job at Comins Pond in Warren. The renewed focus comes as advancements in forensic technology offer potential new leads in the cold case, and the bish family continues to seek justice.

The case, which gripped the state and remains a haunting reminder of unsolved mysteries, gained renewed attention this week as authorities announced a complete review of evidence. Molly Bish was last seen alive on June 9, 2000, while working as a lifeguard. Her disappearance sparked a massive search, and her remains were discovered three years later in a wooded area approximately eight miles from the pond. The ongoing inquiry aims to leverage modern techniques to analyze existing evidence and perhaps uncover new clues that could identify her killer and bring closure to her family.

Molly Bish,a junior at David Prouty High School,was reported missing by her mother,Magi bish,after she failed to return home from work. A frantic search ensued, involving local law enforcement, volunteers, and the FBI. Despite extensive efforts, the initial investigation yielded few concrete leads. The finding of her remains in January 2003 confirmed the family’s worst fears, but the identity of her murderer remained elusive.

Over the years, the investigation has faced numerous challenges, including limited forensic capabilities at the time of the crime.Though, recent breakthroughs in DNA analysis and investigative genetic genealogy are now being applied to the case. Investigators are hopeful that these advancements will help them to identify potential suspects and piece together the events leading up to molly’s death.

“We owe it to molly and her family to exhaust every possible avenue in this investigation,” stated a spokesperson for the Massachusetts state Police. “We are committed to utilizing all available resources to bring her killer to justice.”

Anyone with details regarding the Molly Bish case is urged to contact the Molly Bish Tipline at 508-453-7575.

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-title Cuban Man Faces Deportation After 21 Years in US, Family Demands Intervention

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 7, 2025

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Flint Community Rallies to Prevent Deportation of Longtime Resident to Cuba

A deeply distressed mother⁢ is ⁣pleading for intervention to prevent the deportation‍ of her son, Jesús,‌ a Cuban immigrant⁢ who has lived in the United ⁢States for 21 years. The case, recently highlighted by MLive,‌ centers on⁢ an ‍order‌ to send Jesús back to ⁣Cuba, a country he⁢ left two‌ decades ago. His mother expressed her anguish, stating, “I am very sad as he is⁢ a very good ‌son and member⁤ of the community. He does not deserve what is happening to him.”

Jesús arrived in the U.S. in 2004 through the Cuban‍ visa ⁢lottery, a program approved by‌ the U.S. Embassy ‍in Havana. Since then, he has become a valued member of the Flint community, establishing a small food business and becoming‌ known for his Cuban pizzas served at cultural events, volunteer activities, and youth⁢ programs. ⁢

A local resident shared a poignant story with flint.daily.810 illustrating⁣ Jesús’s character. The resident recounted how Jesús successfully encouraged his shy, picky-eating son to try his pizza, which the boy later loved. The ‌young⁣ man consistently sought out “Jesus of the pizzas” at subsequent community⁣ gatherings, a ⁤testament, according ⁢to‌ the author,‌ to Jesús’s approachable ‌and generous nature.

detention and ⁤Allegations of Inhumane⁣ Treatment

Jesús was⁤ taken into custody by‌ Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement ‍(ICE) on june 2nd ⁣while en route to⁣ work. He has been detained at the Calhoun County Correctional ⁤Facility in Battle Creek ever as.

The⁤ Flint Alliance⁤ for Immigrant Rights (FAIR),⁤ along with ⁤family and advocates, ‌are raising ‍serious concerns about the conditions of ⁣his detention, alleging they are unsafe and⁢ inhumane. Specific complaints include:

* ⁣ Lack ⁣of adequate medical care for a prostate condition‍ causing prolonged inability to urinate.
* Untreated scalp infections.
* ⁤ Isolation as punishment‍ for requesting medical‌ attention.
* Denial‍ of⁢ necessary glasses to review legal documentation.
* ⁢ restricted access to phone calls and communication with his legal‌ counsel.

A friend told MLive that Jesús ⁢has experienced severe infections, resulting in blood on the walls of⁤ his cell, and that instead‌ of receiving treatment, he was placed in isolation. FAIR has also⁤ reported⁣ issues with food⁢ quality, sanitation, and overall medical negligence, with coalition ⁢member Lucine Jarrah stating, ⁢”No one ⁣should be subjected to this level of abuse.We need ⁢to act to bring Jesus home.”

Appeal Against Deportation Order

On December ⁣2nd, an immigration judge ordered ‍Jesús’s deportation to Cuba. His family has 30 days to file an appeal, ⁢but they fear ICE may act before the legal process‍ can unfold.

Advocates argue that ⁢deporting a Cuban national who immigrated legally over 20 years ago, and‌ who would now ⁤face the current economic and ‌political hardships on the island, poses⁢ a significant risk to his well-being,‍ particularly⁤ for someone being returned from the United States.

Supporters‍ emphasize⁣ that Jesús poses no threat to public safety. He served time for a non-violent marijuana offense‌ over a decade ago, but has maintained a ⁢clean record as, focusing on his business, community involvement, and volunteer work.

“our ⁤community cannot remain silent‍ while a legal permanent resident ⁣is separated from‌ their family,” stated Asa Zuccaro, director of ⁣the Latinx Community and Technology Center.

FAIR has initiated a ⁤fundraising campaign and a letter-writing effort to demand Jesús’s release, access to medical care, and a ⁢thorough investigation into ⁣the conditions of his ‍detention. The organization asserts, “Our community has the⁤ power to protect our neighbors. Please support Jesus and his family.”

Journalist patrick Hayes, writing in a local publication, argued that ‌cases like Jesús’s‌ are symptomatic of a federal ⁣policy that “traumatizes entire communities without improving anyone’s‌ safety,” and⁤ are “indefensible from any moral or ‍human outlook.”

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Pete Hegseth Faces War Crime Allegations and Mounting Crisis

by Emma Walker – News Editor December 7, 2025

written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Senator Patty Murray of Washington state has publicly condemned actions by the⁢ Trump administration following allegations ⁤that an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) canine unit inflicted “horrific” injuries on a constituent, Wilmer Toledo-Martinez, ‍during an arrest in November. Murray asserts Toledo-Martinez was not resisting or attempting‍ to evade ⁢agents when the dog attacked.

The incident raises renewed scrutiny of ICE’s use of canine units during detentions and potential violations of due process. Toledo-Martinez reportedly sustained severe wounds requiring medical attention, prompting Murray to demand accountability⁢ from the Trump administration and a⁣ thorough investigation into the circumstances ‌surrounding the attack. The case underscores ‍ongoing concerns regarding ICE⁣ tactics and their impact on individuals encountered during enforcement actions, especially as the agency continues to operate under policies enacted during the Trump presidency.

Further details on this developing story can be found here.

Catch up on other recent news: Trump administration⁢ news⁣ update, 5 December 2025.

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Wizkid & Asake Drop ‘REAL’ – New Music, December Release

by Emma Walker – News Editor December 7, 2025

written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Wizkid and Asake Announce Collaborative Project,‍ ‘REAL,’ Set for ⁣December Release

Afrobeats superstars Wizkid and Asake ‍have announced a joint project, titled‍ REAL, slated to drop this December. The surprise reveal came during⁤ a takeover of Apple Music Radio,‌ instantly igniting excitement⁢ among fans of both artists.

The collaboration marks‍ a significant moment‍ for two of Afrobeats’ most prominent figures, building‌ on a growing musical relationship. wizkid‍ and Asake previously joined forces on tracks including “MMS” from AsakeS ‌2024 album Lungu Boy – which received a grammy nomination for Best African Music Performance ‍- and “Bad Girl” from Wizkid’s Morayo.⁤ They ⁢also collaborated with Sarz and Skillibeng on “Getting⁣ Paid” from Sarz’s album Protect ‍Sarz⁣ At All Costs.

Wizkid announced the project succinctly, stating, “Special declaration,‍ 2025 ‍Mr. Money [and] Big ⁢Wiz project. It’s called REAL and⁢ it drops this December. For the people,” with Asake affirming‌ the announcement. DJ Tunez, Wizkid’s official DJ, further ⁣fueled anticipation by previewing a track⁢ expected to be featured on ⁢ REAL, titled “Jogodo,” showcasing Asake’s signature yoruba-infused ⁢cadence.

The announcement arrives alongside preparations for the ⁣release of Wizkid’s HBO Original documentary, ⁣ Wizkid: ⁣Long Live Lagos, debuting December⁤ 11. The film chronicles Wizkid’s ⁢career,cultural impact,and efforts to elevate Africa’s global image. Last month, Wizkid made a‍ surprise appearance at Asake’s sold-out Red Bull ‌Symphonic concert at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre, where Asake performed with a 33-piece orchestra alongside artists like Central ⁢Cee and Gunna.

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