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Feds Widen Swarthmore Antisemitism Probe

The U.S. Department of Education is expanding its antisemitism investigation of Swarthmore College after a student group allegedly shared a video showing an effigy of an Israeli soldier being set on fire.

The department said the Students for Justice in Palestine video called on supporters to go “all out” at rallies on Oct. 6 and 7, marking the third anniversary of Hamas’ attack on Israel.

Civil rights official Kimberly Richey said that if Swarthmore turned a blind eye, “someone is asleep at the wheel,” and the department will determine whether the college violated federal civil rights law.

A Swarthmore spokesperson said the college believes the complaints have no merit but will comply and work with the department.

DHS Searches Home in Lancaster County

Homeland Security Investigations agents and Caernarvon Township police executed a federal search warrant at a home in Reinholds on Wednesday, according to an ICE statement.

Neighbors said agents carried boxes out of the house for most of the day, filling what appeared to be three box trucks.

A neighbor told a local news station that she saw at least two people arrested and was told a third person was also taken into custody.

ICE said no further details are available at this time because the investigation is ongoing.

2027 Farm Show Theme Revealed

The Shapiro administration announced “Leading A Legacy” as the theme for the 2027 Pennsylvania Farm Show, unveiling it at Winterside Farm in Berks County.

The farm is home to the Bowman family, which has raised sheep there for 53 years.

The 2027 show runs Jan. 9-16 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, and admission is free.

It’s one of the nation’s largest indoor agricultural events, known for its 1,000-pound butter sculpture, food court, and sheep-to-shawl competition.

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Around Pennsylvania

➤ Statewide: Lawmakers introduced a bill to modernize Pennsylvania’s fantasy sports rules and raise the minimum age for paid contests from 18 to 21. (More)

➤ Philadelphia: A driver was killed Thursday morning when an SUV crashed through the wall of a Kensington U-Haul building, striking a gas line and sparking a fire. (More)

➤ Allenwood: World War II-era bunkers on nearby state game lands are being removed because of drug activity, other crimes, and safety concerns. (More)

➤ Reading: Forensic experts are using dental records, bone analysis, insect specimens, and possibly DNA to identify skeletal remains of a man found in an abandoned home. (More)

➤ Carbon County: The Pennsylvania Turnpike has begun the process of demolishing the old Hawk Falls Bridge. (Watch)

➤ Lancaster County: Local woman Anna Lasco suffered a stroke from a torn neck artery on her wedding day, and she and her husband are now rebuilding their lives. (See Story)

Pennsylvania Sports

➤ White Out tickets for Saturday’s Penn State-USC game have dropped as low as $61 after the Nittany Lions’ losses to Wisconsin and Northwestern, down from $317 before the Wisconsin game. (More)

➤ Olivia Babcock broke Pitt volleyball’s career records for kills and aces Wednesday, but the No. 2 Panthers fell to No. 6 SMU in four sets for their first loss of the season. (More)

➤ No. 17 Penn State opens its men’s hockey season tonight at UConn in the Ice Breaker Tournament in Connecticut. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NFL | NCAAF | MLB | NHL | Soccer | NBA | Golf

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Pennsylvania Business

➤ Wellspan Health has selected Laureen Driscoll as its new president and CEO. Her tenure begins on Jan. 4, 2027, as she succeeds Roxanna Gapstur. (More)

➤ A business consortium asked the state Supreme Court to extend the Oct. 13 deadline banning skill games from most businesses, giving lawmakers more time to pass regulations. (More)

➤ Philly tourism officials are using the Eagles’ London game against Jacksonville to pitch the city to U.K. travelers, who made 100,000-plus visits last year. (More)

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Et Cetera

➤ The Pennsylvania National Horse Show kicked off its 80th year at Harrisburg’s Farm Show Complex, with riders competing through Oct. 18. General admission is free most days. (More)

➤ The Pennsboro Pumpkin Fest returns for its 27th year this weekend at Enola’s Adams-Ricci Community Park, with pony rides, a petting zoo, local vendors, and live music. (More)

➤ A woman setting a trap for a sick cat got a surprise visitor instead: a hungry coyote, according to Lancaster County’s Raven Ridge Wildlife Center. (See Photos) 

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➤ The USS Abraham Lincoln is home after a 321-day deployment that raised alarms over shortages and sailor mental health. (Podcast Available)

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