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Drake Maye joins Jameis Winston in rare seven-game turnover mark
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has recorded nine fumbles and 10 interceptions over his last seven games, spanning the 2025 playoffs and the first three games of 2026. CBS Sports researcher Doug Clawson says no player had reached both thresholds in a seven-game span since Jameis. -
Strategy's 1,665-bitcoin purchase takes holdings to 847,666
Strategy bought 1,665 bitcoin for $142.7 million this week, bringing its holdings to 847,666 BTC. It raised $246.2 million by selling 1.47 million MSTR shares; $103.5 million of the proceeds and $48.1 million from flexible cash went to repurchase STRC preferred stock. -
S.C. State trustees approve ending eight low-enrollment degree programs
South Carolina State trustees voted Sept. 24 to end eight degree programs with years of low enrollment. The programs have 111 students combined; current students can finish their degrees, and some courses will remain in other programs or the core curriculum. -
Chris Bell leads Dolphins receivers as Achane exits with a knee injury
Rookie receiver Chris Bell caught four passes for a team-high 67 yards, while running back De’Von Achane left Miami’s loss to Kansas City with a knee injury. Coach Jeff Hafley said early outlooks on Achane’s knee were not very optimistic. -
Syracuse's three potential fixes: red-zone scoring, turnovers and penalties
A SB Nation analysis says red-zone scoring, turnovers and penalties could help Syracuse improve in its next nine games. In losses to Cal and Pitt, the 1-2 Orange scored 24 points on nine red-zone trips, had a minus-4 turnover margin and committed 24 penalties. -
Week 4 upsets lift Iowa, Wisconsin and Oregon in Big Ten rankings
SB Nation’s Week 4 Big Ten power rankings keep undefeated Indiana at No. 1, while Iowa jumps from sixth to second after edging Michigan. Wisconsin rises from 14th to seventh after beating Penn State, and Oregon moves from eighth to fourth after defeating USC. -
Fox News’ ‘the Girls’ podcast debuts Oct. 1 with a rotating lineup of women
Fox News’ weekly podcast “the Girls” starts Oct. 1 with a rotating group of women. Its first episode features Rachel Campos-Duffy, Harris Faulkner, Kat Timpf, Melissa DeRosa and Samantha Ponder, with topics spanning politics, pop culture, money, relationships and careers. -
Lindor reaches 300 homers as Benge sets a Mets rookie 20-20 mark
Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career homer Sunday; Carson Benge became the first Mets rookie with 20 homers and 20 steals, and A.J. Ewing's 25th steal broke the franchise rookie record. Rookie Nolan McLean finished with 179.2 innings and 194 strikeouts. -
Keith Bynum criticizes HGTV in update on nearly finished house
On Sept. 24, Bargain Block star Keith Bynum criticized former employer HGTV in an Instagram Story, saying he was happy to see a house nearly done after “getting royally f***ed by HGTV” and that it was rising “like a phoenix from the ashes.” -
Jacob Roloff says he may leave family farm amid dispute with Matt
Jacob Roloff says he may leave Roloff Farm in January after the 2026 pumpkin season, amid a dispute with his father Matt over management and finances. He alleges he is underpaid and kept in the dark about bills; TV Insider’s report includes no response from Matt. -
Lawsuit alleges $4.6B in canceled student debt was still reported as owed
Borrowers and the Project on Predatory Student Lending allege in a proposed class action that the Education Department reported $4.6 billion in canceled student debt as outstanding to credit bureaus. The group estimates over 300,000 borrowers may be affected. -
Justin Herbert proposed to Madison Beer a year after they went official
On Twitch, Madison Beer said Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert proposed July 26, their first anniversary as an official couple; they announced their engagement two days later. She called it “magical” and described her ring as an antique elongated cushion. -
Drooling during sleep is common, but alone it cannot identify sleep apnea
Sleep drooling is common and often harmless: people swallow less at night, and an open mouth can let saliva escape. Frequent or excessive drooling may accompany swallowing or breathing problems, but alone it is not a reliable sign of sleep apnea. -
Fed proposes stablecoin standards and bank application process under GENIUS Act
The Federal Reserve proposed GENIUS Act rules for stablecoin operations, covering backing, capital, risk management and reserve custody. A separate proposal would create an application process for banks seeking permission to use stablecoins. -
Ted Cruz hopes Trump will sign Protect College Sports Act live on ESPN
Sen. Ted Cruz says he hopes President Donald Trump will sign the Protect College Sports Act live on ESPN’s “College GameDay” before Texas A&M-Alabama on Oct. 24, if Congress passes it. The Senate still had amendment votes before its final vote, expected that evening. -
William and Harry spoke with Charles Spencer after Diana memoir’s release
Charles Spencer says he has spoken to Prince William and Prince Harry since his memoir about Princess Diana came out last week. He has not asked if they approve; Harry asked whether anything in it would embarrass him, and Spencer said it would not. -
Johnson says Trump’s AI meeting with CEOs will pair oversight with innovation
President Donald Trump’s Tuesday meeting with tech CEOs will address balancing AI innovation and oversight, House Speaker Mike Johnson said. Johnson opposed a moratorium or “hyper-regulation,” warning that the U.S. could lose the race to China. -
‘Primetime’s’ Dan Plum is based on real-life decoy Dan Schrack
Dan Plum, the decoy played by Skyler Gisondo in Primetime, is based on real-life To Catch a Predator performer Dan Schrack. Schrack appeared in seven episodes of the Dateline NBC series from 2006 to 2007 and is now a morning anchor on Good Day Rochester. -
Park House, Princess Diana's childhood home, remains vacant after hotel closure
Park House, where Princess Diana was born and lived until 14, has been vacant since its hotel for disabled people closed during the pandemic. Leonard Cheshire Disability has proposed ending the redevelopment and exiting its lease with Sandringham Estate. -
Schlittler says Red Sox fans might quiet online taunts after last year’s loss
Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler will start Tuesday’s Wild Card opener against Boston and says Red Sox fans might quiet their taunts after he led a 4-0 Yankees win in last year’s deciding game with eight scoreless innings and 12 strikeouts. -
Denver’s former Stapleton Airport land is home to a 123-acre nature refuge
Denver's 123-acre Bluff Lake Nature Center was created after a settlement over chemical runoff following Stapleton's 1995 closure. The center now serves as a wildlife refuge and outdoor classroom and unveiled visitor and access upgrades in February 2026. -
‘90 Day Fiancé’: Debby and Mido’s status after the Tell All remains unclear
Mohamed “Mido” Fayed and Debby Rolando were still together at the 90 Day Fiancé Season 12 Tell All, but their status afterward is unconfirmed: Debby has not shared an update, and she said she was unsure they were in it for the long haul. -
Why a Motley Fool contributor favors EQT over LNG exporters
Matt DiLallo of The Motley Fool favors EQT over LNG exporters for its export-market and AI-power exposure. He estimates EQT's five-year deal to supply 0.5 million tons of LNG annually from 2028 should add $45 million to 2028 free cash flow, based on recent gas prices. -
Seven awards capped Madonna’s first live VMAs performance since 2003
Madonna made her first live MTV Video Music Awards appearance since 2003 on Sept. 27, performing with Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx before winning seven awards—the most of any artist at the ceremony, including Artist of the Year. -
A 25-year study suggests James Cook’s fumble rate could decline
A 25-year NFL study found running backs’ fumble rates tend to regress toward the average; its author expects James Cook’s rate to fall eventually. Since 2025, Cook has averaged 2.01 fumbles per 100 touches and fumbled eight times in his last 14 games, including playoffs. -
Jose Altuve set to surpass Mets’ postseason games total Tuesday
Jose Altuve would pass the Mets’ franchise total for postseason games when he takes the field in Houston’s Wild Card opener against the White Sox Tuesday. Altuve’s 105 postseason games with the Astros equal New York’s total; the Mets are 59-46 in those games. -
Brittany Mahomes celebrates Chiefs’ 24-10 win over Miami
After the Chiefs beat Miami 24-10 on Sept. 27 to remain undefeated, Brittany Mahomes praised the team on Instagram, posting a fire emoji with a video of Chiefs fans at Hard Rock Stadium. Patrick Mahomes completed all 14 play-action passes for 201 yards and a touchdown. -
The Witcher 3’s Sept. 29 upgrade revamps skills, visuals and menus
CD Projekt Red has published patch notes for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt’s free upgrade for existing owners, due Sept. 29 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Switch 2. It brings visual and interface improvements and a redesigned skill tree; players’ skill points will be reset.
