• MLB Fan Conduct Code Big Enough to Fit Chris Christie?
  An MLB fan conduct code will be in place for the 2018 season and Commissioner Rob Manfred said Major League Baseball will issue a policy on fan behavior for all ballparks. Will it be broad enough to cover nachos-bearing governors ranting in the stands?
• 1 Powerball Winner Hits $758M Jackpot, But Hold Those Tickets
  There was one Powerball winner of the $758.7 million jackpot in Massachusetts on Wednesday night, but don't tear up those tickets. Six of them hit for $2 million and 34 for $1 million.
• Valerie Plame's Twitter Plan: Buy It, Kick Off Trump
  Valerie Plame Wilson has a plan to crowdfund enough money to buy Twitter and then kick off President Donald Trump, The Associated Press reported.
• Rhino Horn Auction in South Africa Stirs Controversy
  An online rhino horn auction opened by a South African rhino breeder has sparked controversy, with some saying the action could encourage poaching.
• Google, Walmart Team Up Against Amazon Speakerdom
  Google and Walmart are teaming up to let shoppers order by voice, the latest example of the world’s largest retailer finding a technology partner to catch e-commerce leader Amazon. Much of it centers around new interactive speaker devices,
• Austin Bohanan Found: Teen Was Missing 11 Days in National Park
  Eighteen-year-old Austin Bohanan was found uninjured Tuesday and reunited with his family after spending 11 days missing in Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the National Park Service said Wednesday.
• State Department Mexico Travel Warning Issued for Cancun, Los Cabos
  Cancun and Los Cabos violence has been cited in a U.S. tourism warning issued by the State Department Tuesday, cautioning Americans about the surge in crime in the popular Mexico tourism destinations.
• Kim Wall Sea Search Finds Headless Body of Woman
  Police searching for missing Swedish journalist Kim Wall found a body without a head or extremities was found Monday in the Baltic Sea. The remains were later identified as her.
• SpaceX Spacesuit First Look: It Looks Great and It Works
  Elon Musk posted a first look on Instagram Wednesday at the SpaceX spacesuit designed by to be worn on the SpaceX Dragon capsule during trips to the International Space Station.
• Museum of Ice Cream Opening in September in San Francisco
  The Museum of Ice Cream will open its third U.S. location in San Francisco on Sept. 17, and tickets go on sale online Friday (although American Express customers can order tickets early).
• Toddler Interrupts News, Uses Anchor's Desk as Jungle Gym
  A toddler hilariously interrupted a Wednesday BBC news broadcast as the newscaster encouraged her to do whatever she wanted and her mom looked on without a word.
• Cape Cod Shark Bites Paddleboard, Shuts Beach Temporarily
  A shark took a bite out of a paddleboard on a Cape Cod beach Wednesday morning, which shut down the beach for a time.
• Inside Jerry Lewis' Final Years: Agent Opens Up About Legend
  Jerry Lewis' agent of 30 years, Jeff Witjas, went public with a view from inside Lewis' final years, noting that the comedian never lost his sense of humor even with failing health.
• Joe Arpaio Pardon Paperwork Said to Be Ready at White House
  An administration official said Wednesday the White House has prepared paperwork to pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio after President Donald Trump hinted during a rally in Phoenix on Tuesday that he would pardon the former Arizona official.
• Christopher Cantwell, Alt-Right News 'Star,' Is on Lam
  Christopher Cantwell has become one of the alt-right faces of the Charlottesville violence. The "Radical Agenda" call-in talk show host is wanted by University of Virginia Police for three felonies connected with unrest at the Aug. 12 United the Right rally.
• Mark Asay Execution in Florida a First for Never-Before-Used Drug
  Mark Asay's execution will mark the first time in Florida state histoy that a white man is put to death for killing a black person, and with the help of a drug that has never been used before in any U.S. execution.
• Girl Scouts: Boy Scouts Recruiting Girls Is a 'Bad Idea'
  The Girl Scouts are accusing the Boy Scouts of recruiting girls to boost their numbers at the Girl Scouts' expense.
• Hashtag Turns 10; Social Media Symbol Began With a Tweet
  The hashtag turned 10 Wednesday, a decade after former Google designer Chris Messina first suggested the "pound sign" be used to connect groups on Twitter.
• Mel B: Simon Cowell's Crude Joke Gets Him Doused With Water
  Mel B flung a glass of water at Simon Cowell before storming off the stage of "America's Got Talent" in reaction to a crude joke cracked by her fellow judge Tuesday.
• J-Lo and A-Rod Headed Down Aisle? 'Marriage Potential' There
  Are J-Lo and A-Rod Headed Down Aisle? Rumours state there is 'marriage potential' there, and insiders believe it is a possibility, ET Online reported.
• Berkshire Hathaway Shares Hit All-Time High After Oncor Bid Fails
  Berkshire Hathaway's shares have hit an all-time high despite the company' failure to secure a $9 billion deal for Texas power transmission company Oncor.
• Greg Gianforte, GOP Rep, Must Be Fingerprinted, Booked
  Rep. Greg Gianforte, a Montana Republican, must be fingerprinted and booked for assaulting Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs earlier this year, a judge has ordered.
• Hillary Clinton Calls Donald Trump a 'Creep' in New Book
  Hillary Clinton's memoir "What Happened" isn't due out for another few weeks, but we're getting a sneak peek thanks to an excerpt in which she says her skin crawled when Donald Trump loomed behind her during the second presidential debate.
• Jon & Kate Gosselin Fight at Orthodontist Brings Cops
  Jon & Kate Gosselin's trip to the orthodontist on Tuesday proved painful, and an ensuing fight between the former reality show couple needed the cops to bring it to a resolution, TMZ reported.
• Bill Cosby Retrial Delayed Till March
  Comedian Bill Cosby's retrial on charges of sexually assaulting a former Temple University administrator in 2004 at his Philadelphia-area home will be postponed from November to March of next year, a judge said on Tuesday.

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