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Bleacher Nation’s Cubs bullets recap a three-game Opening Series loss as disappointing but not determinative, compiling quick takes on Shota Imanaga’s debut, Alex Bregman’s early power, Ian Happ’s homers, bullpen/ABS chatter, and other Cubs notes while urging readers not to read too much into an early-season sample and to focus on the next series for clearer signals.
TSA agents at LaGuardia Airport in New York City discovered 17 bullets "artfully concealed" in a disposable diaper that a man was attempting to bring on a plane. The man initially claimed he didn't know how the diaper ended up in his bag, but later said his girlfriend must have placed it there. The man was cited for unlawful possession of ammunition, and it is unclear if he had a weapon or was traveling with others. The incident highlights the routine discovery of unusual items at airport security checkpoints, including inert grenades, cattle prods, and a hair scrunchie filled with drugs.
TSA agents at New York City's LaGuardia Airport discovered 17 bullets hidden inside a baby's diaper after a man's carry-on bag triggered an alarm. The man initially claimed ignorance about the bullets but later suggested his girlfriend may have placed them in his bag. In a separate incident, TSA agents at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport prevented a Maryland man from bringing a loaded handgun onto an aircraft, marking the 38th gun detected at the airport this year. The TSA has seen a spike in the number of firearms detected at checkpoints nationwide, with over 6,000 handguns stopped so far this year.
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at New York's LaGuardia Airport discovered 17 bullets concealed inside a disposable baby diaper in a passenger's carry-on bag. The passenger initially claimed ignorance about the diaper, but later suggested his girlfriend may have placed it there. The TSA cited the passenger for unlawful possession of ammunition. This incident is the latest in a series of cases involving passengers attempting to bring bullets and concealed weapons through airport security checkpoints.
Shroud, a pro player and streamer, has expressed concerns about the addition of bullet holes in smoke grenades in the upcoming Counter-Strike 2 game, stating that it defeats the purpose of using smoke grenades. Despite this, he remains enthusiastic about the game and has already started playing it. Valve has not yet responded to his concerns.