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American football player known for his potential to influence college football's future.

Derek, co-founder of GrowSurf, working alongside Kevin Yoon.

Diddy, a nickname for Sean Combs, used in the context of the trial.

Roman emperor who abdicated in 305 AD after the Tetrarchy system was established

Donald Trump Jr. is a businessperson and political figure, mentioned as part of a panel at Freedom 2025.

American bluegrass musician and banjo player, known for popularizing the three-finger style of banjo playing.

Elizabeth Collings, a 68-year-old woman who visits the Dream Space exhibit with her grandson and is injured in the incident.

Fernando Alonso is a Spanish Formula One driver competing for Aston Martin.

Australian singer and songwriter, known for her album releases.

Brazilian football player known for his dribbling and playing for the Brazil national team.

George Soros, financier and philanthropist, known for funding various political and social causes.

Australian singer and songwriter, known for her calming, warm vocal style and music

Grady Jarrett, a football player mentioned in the context of the Super Bowl.

Greta Thunberg, Swedish environmental activist known for her climate change protests and speeches.

Gretchen Rubin is an author known for her work on happiness and human nature.

Chicago-based sports radio show hosts discussing football strategies and game keys.

English professional footballer and defender for Manchester United and the England national team.

Henry, a person mentioned as being with Alex and Matt during their Hawaii trip.

Football player for the Bears, former defensive lineman and pro bowler.

King Herod, also known as Herod the Great, was a Roman client king of Judea noted for his extensive building projects and controversial rule.

A man who is a religious leader and has served as an ordained pastor.

Australian comedian and podcast host known for humorous commentary.

Australian cricketer and son of Shane Warne, who shares memories and memorabilia of his father.

Jacob Soboroff, American journalist and author known for his work on immigration and climate change.

American professional boxer and social media influencer.

US trade representative involved in trade negotiations with China.

Jane Codvington, a former Methodist pastor and founder of We Are Church.

Janet is a person, likely Janet Fitzgerald, mentioned in relation to leaving SoulCycle.

American actor and producer known for his work in television and film.

Jason DeRose, NPR journalist reporting on Pope Leo's statements on immigration

Jean-Claude, a criminal involved in scams, murder, and multiple countries' legal issues.

Jeff London, reporter covering arts and culture for NPR.

Jennifer Devine, a mother of eight involved in a criminal case, was convicted of withholding information.

NPR News correspondent reporting from Washington.

American television personality, author, and investor known for his financial advice and stock analysis.

British comedian, actress, and presenter known for her work on television.

American author and mental health expert known for his work on emotional well-being and relationships.

John Lennon was a British musician and member of The Beatles, known for his activism and music.

John McGinn is a football player, captain of Aston Villa.

John Ruich, a journalist reporting for NPR News, covering the changes in H-1B visa policies.

Jonathan Fields is the host of the Good Life Project podcast, engaging in conversations about health and well-being.

American football quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, known for his recent struggles.

Josh Fraser, an individual mentioned as interim coach candidate.

Juan, the Gospel writer, traditionally identified as John the Apostle.

American actress and comedian, known for her work on Saturday Night Live and her character It's Pat.

Canadian professional golfer, known for his recent victory and strong play.

Australian novelist and storyteller, known for her fairy tale-inspired fiction and historical novels.

Katie Simpson was a 21-year-old show jumper whose death was reviewed in the report.

American entrepreneur and CEO of Golden, a collectibles auction company

American football coach for the Cleveland Browns, responsible for team decisions and player development.