IJR News — today's news from every sideMarcus Bell Turning the old nightclub into family space was probably the smartest change the Askars made. IJREXCLUSIVE: Trump’s EPA Wants More Plastic Turned Into New Products, And The Paper Lobby Is Fighting ItSimon August · 4 min · 3h
On X · @WWEWWE Announces Jacy Jayne Has Qualified for the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder MatchThe official @WWE account posted a celebratory video and message stating “NEVER LOOK PAST JACY JAYNE!” after she won a triple-threat qualifying match (defeating Alexa Bliss and Jade Cargill) on the September 18/19, 2026 episode of SmackDown, earning a spot in the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match. The post is trending due to the live PPV-qualifying result involving a rising NXT call-up/US Champion against two established stars, generating immediate fan discussion about booking, young talent pushes, and the overall MITB field.589 likes · 23mTyson to Close Plants, Sell Pasco; 2,500 Jobs AffectedBusiness — Aug 13, 2026Tyson Foods announced a restructuring that closes the Joslin, Illinois beef plant and the Eagle Mountain, Utah case-ready facility, and puts the Pasco, Washington beef plant up for sale, concentrating operations at three central facilities in Nebraska, Kansas and Texas and adding a second shift at Amarillo as cattle supply allows. The move, driven by ongoing cattle shortages, will shift production to remaining plants with affected workers offered help transferring to other locations.
DDaily Caller News FoundationEXCLUSIVE: Trump’s EPA Wants More Plastic Turned Into New Products, And The Paper Lobby Is Fighting ItA conservative group is pressing six paper giants to rein in their lobbying against a Trump administration-backed push to recycle more plastic.3h
IJRItaly Scrambles Warships Toward Red Sea As Houthis Close In On Global Shipping ChokepointFrancis Kapper · 6 min · 5h
ESPN's 2026 Under-25 Rankings Shakeup — Jul 22, 2026ESPN's under-25 talent rankings span the NFL, with the Jacksonville Jaguars mid-pack at No. 15, the New Orleans Saints high at No. 10, and the Dallas Cowboys near the bottom at No. 24, highlighting differing youth ceilings across teams. Across the reports, teams emphasize young players such as Rueben Bain Jr. for the Buccaneers, Travis Hunter and Parker Washington for the Jaguars, Kelvin Banks Jr. and Jordyn Tyson for the Saints, and CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens as benchmarks for the Cowboys, underscoring a league-wide focus on developing youth.