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Idaho man accused of using soup barcode hidden in ring for Walmart theft scheme

An Idaho man’s theft scheme involving a literal crime ring and a soup barcode just landed him in the can.

Dylan Rockwell, 32, admitted to police that he used a ring with a hidden barcode for tomato soup to steal high-value items from Walmart in Caldwell, a suburb of Boise, the Caldwell Police Department said in a release on Monday.

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Memorial for Sade Robinson, Milwaukee woman killed on date, halted over racist emails

A memorial for Sade Robinson, a 19-year-old woman killed and dismembered after going on a date with the man charged in her murder, was scrapped after a Milwaukee official said he received a "flurry of racist emails."

The memorial would have been installed, using $7,000 of taxpayers' money, in Warnimont Park in Cudahy, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.

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American Sports & Culture

McCaskey, longtime Bears owner, dies at 102

Bears principal owner Virginia Halas McCaskey, the daughter of Hall of Fame team founder George Halas, died Thursday. She was 102.

Sources: Nets working on buyout with Simmons

The Nets are working on a buyout agreement with Ben Simmons, and the Clippers and Cavaliers are among the potential landing spots, sources told ESPN.

Expansion Valkyries land free agent guard Hayes

Tiffany Hayes, who averaged 9.5 points for the Aces en route to being named 2024 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year, has signed with the expansion Valkyries.

American Business & Markets

Doximity shares soar 21% after company beats on revenue, raises fiscal-year guidance

Doximity reported third-quarter fiscal 2025 results that beat analysts' expectations for revenue and guidance.

Amazon set to pass Walmart in revenue for first time

Analysts surveyed by LSEG are expecting Amazon to report revenue of $187 billion for its latest quarter on Thursday.

How Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger got caught in Trump's trade war with China

The owner of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfger has been placed on China's unreliable entities list, which could force it to cease operations in the region.

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