OJ, Terrorism, And Other Stuff

Hide your wives, your daughters, their friends, and all your sports memorabilia.  He's baaaaack.  After nine years in the slammer, former football player, actor, and murder suspect O. J. Simpson has been released.  Whether he will resume his purported search for the "real killer" is at this time a matter of speculation.

Read more at ESPN, ABC News, CNN and the Daily News.

In other news:

From the Daily Record, a terror attack of the car-and-knife variety occurs in Edmonton, Canada.

From Sky News, an "Allahu akbar" breaks out in Marseilles, France.  (via Fox News)

From the Daily Mail, the attacker in Marseilles was quickly taken down, and a Shiite teenager in Birmingham, England is stabbed to death in an allegedly ISIS-inspired attack.

From The Daily Caller, President Trump has ordered a "sweeping pressure campaign" on North Korea.

From Breitbart's Big Government, the NFL kneelers keep driving fans away from football.

From Variety, this season's Saturday Night Live opener had good rating, but not as good as last year.

From Blabbermouth, Marilyn Manson is hospitalized after a stage prop fell on him.  (via the Daily Mail.)

From Townhall, contrary to a Tweet by Paul Krugman, Puerto Rico is not undergoing a cholera outbreak.

From The Sydney Morning Herald (where the date is already Oct. 2), Elon Musk puts on a "brilliantly weird SpaceX event".

From The Malaysian Insight, a crib, used to display statues of Christ, is burned near a church.

From The New Indian Express, Rajastan anti-terror investigators discover a terror sponsor.

And from the Washington Examiner, the mayor of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico has an opinion of our president and our efforts to help his commonwealth which is quite different from that of his San Juan counterpart.