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Eight straight wins lift Maryland field hockey to No. 2
Maryland field hockey improved to 8-0 for the first time since 2018 and rose to No. 2 nationally, its highest ranking since September 2022. The Terps beat then-No. 4 Wake Forest 1-0 Sunday on Maci Bradford’s goal, marking the 12th 8-0 start in program history. -
Irish-language road comedy ‘Baile’ begins production with Marion O’Dwyer and Hazel Doupe
Production has begun on “Baile,” an Irish-language comedy co-commissioned by BBC Gaeilge and TG4. Marion O’Dwyer plays Bríghid, who is in the early stages of dementia; Hazel Doupe plays Naomi, a cleaner who drives her from Belfast to her childhood home in Donegal. -
Bengals eye 3-0 start by running well, pressuring Rodgers and feeding Chase
The Bengals visit the Steelers this week seeking a 3-0 start. The preview names three keys: establish the run to blunt Pittsburgh’s pass rush, pressure Aaron Rodgers to create turnover chances, and get Ja’Marr Chase involved early and often. -
If QQQ’s 21% annualized return persists, $10,000 could top $3 million in 30 years
Invesco QQQ Trust posted a 572% total return over the decade through Sept. 22. If its 21% annualized return since 2016 held for 30 years, $10,000 invested today would exceed $3 million; the author warns that past performance may not continue. -
Josh Brolin and Kathryn Boyd celebrate 10 years of marriage
Josh Brolin and photographer Kathryn Boyd mark 10 years of marriage on Sept. 24, 2026. A People gallery revisits family photos; they share daughters Westlyn and Chapel, born in 2018 and 2020, and Brolin has adult children Trevor and Eden from his first marriage. -
Juventus reportedly work toward January deal for goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani
Juventus are reportedly laying the groundwork for a January signing of 22-year-old Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani; no agreement is reported. One possible arrangement would be to sign him and loan him back to Frosinone for the rest of the season. -
Zach Eflin reaches 10 years of MLB service after Phillies stint
Former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zach Eflin has reached 10 years of MLB service time, a milestone the MLBPA says fewer than 10% of players achieve. Eflin spent his first seven major-league seasons in Philadelphia before later pitching for Tampa Bay and Baltimore. -
AI is ‘crucial’ to warfare, EU defence chief says while praising Palantir
EU defence chief Andrius Kubilius called Palantir “a great company” and said AI for intelligence and data management is crucial to modern warfare. He stressed that Europe should develop its own capabilities in an interview in Brussels. -
Tigress keeps Alphabet at Buy and lifts its price target to $485
Tigress Financial analyst Ivan Feinseth raised Alphabet’s price target to $485 from $415 on Sept. 17, retaining a Buy rating and citing Q2 Search momentum, Cloud growth and margin expansion. The firm sees AI as a growth engine across Alphabet’s core businesses. -
Penguin Solutions shares rebound before Oct. 6 report, still more than 30% below July peak
Penguin Solutions reports fiscal fourth-quarter results Oct. 6 after a late-summer rebound. Up 188% in 2026, its stock remains more than 30% below its early-July all-time high; investors will watch integrated-memory growth and possible fiscal 2027 guidance. -
Clark’s 2024 ‘screamed at’ comment resurfaces after Fever exchange
Caitlin Clark’s heated exchange with Fever assistant Briann January during Indiana’s win over the Minnesota Lynx drew online backlash; in 2024, Clark said she probably wants to be screamed at and that leadership should be tailored to each person. -
US stock futures fall as Middle East conflict persists ahead of Trump-Xi summit
U.S. stock futures fell Thursday as the unresolved Middle East conflict pushed Brent above $100 a barrel and investors awaited Donald Trump’s summit with Xi Jinping. At 5:25 a.m. ET, Nasdaq 100 futures were down 1.01%, S&P 500 futures 0.57% and Dow futures 0.33%. -
Monster led Coca-Cola for 10 years; Coke could outperform in the next decade
With dividends reinvested, $10,000 in Monster Beverage grew to $35,890 from 2016 to 2026, versus $27,930 in Coca-Cola. The Motley Fool says Coke could outperform over the next decade as growth revives, while Monster faces slower-growth concerns and a higher valuation. -
UBS lifts Palantir target to $250, calls it the market’s “best AI enabler”
After Palantir’s AIPCon, UBS analyst Karl Keirstead called the company the market’s “best AI enabler.” UBS raised its price target to $250, implying roughly 32% upside from current levels. Palantir’s platform connects AI models to organizational data and workflows. -
Fed hopes anchored expectations can cool inflation without hurting jobs
After its first rate hike in three years on Sept. 16, the Federal Reserve is betting that anchored inflation expectations can slow price increases without raising unemployment. PCE inflation is 3.7%; officials project it will remain above the 2% target until 2029. -
More Russian hybrid attacks expected in coming months, Denmark says
Denmark’s defence intelligence service says Russia is likely to intensify hybrid warfare against the West in coming months, with more frequent, more consequential attacks on NATO. It sees a low but growing risk of a limited military attack on NATO states bordering Russia. -
Buffett steps down as Berkshire chair; Apple, AmEx and Coca-Cola stakes may stay for decades
Warren Buffett has stepped down as Berkshire chairman; Greg Abel is CEO, and Buffett’s son Howard is set to chair the board. The Motley Fool expects Berkshire’s Apple, American Express and Coca-Cola stakes to remain in its portfolio for decades. -
Turkish Airlines firms 100 Boeing 737 MAX jets, with 50 more optional
Turkish Airlines has confirmed a firm order for 100 Boeing 737-8 jets, with options for 50 more and substitution rights for the larger 737-10. Announced Sept. 23, the deal supports its target of operating more than 800 aircraft by 2033. -
Simmons says LeBron was headed to Cleveland before choosing 76ers
Bill Simmons said LeBron James was going to join the Cleveland Cavaliers before ultimately choosing the Philadelphia 76ers. On his podcast, Simmons said he did not know what changed and suggested James chose Philadelphia to pursue an NBA title. -
Yamal and Kane top Gordon’s choices for the 2026 Ballon d’Or
Anthony Gordon named Lamine Yamal and Harry Kane his top two for the 2026 Ballon d’Or, praising Yamal’s achievements at 19 and Kane’s historic season. Gordon is with England for Nations League fixtures ahead of its Saturday night match against Yamal’s Spain. -
Texas forecasters watch for a possible cold front next week
Forecasters in Houston, North and Central Texas are monitoring a possible cold front next week, but say its strength and effects remain uncertain. Rain chances could increase across the state, with cooler, near-normal temperatures possible in some areas. -
An ER doctor's advice: use AI to understand results, not diagnose
An ER physician says AI chatbots can explain medical reports and help patients prepare for appointments, but should not replace a clinician for diagnosis or treatment decisions. In an Oxford study, people using AI identified relevant conditions in fewer than 35% of cases. -
Beverly Hills, 90210 stars pursued new roles after the 2000 finale
After Beverly Hills, 90210 ended in 2000, cast members pursued new TV and film roles; several returned for its 2019 revival. Garth and Spelling co-hosted a rewatch podcast until Spelling left in 2026. Luke Perry died in 2019 and Shannen Doherty in 2024. -
Sarah Jane Ramos denies pregnancy rumor, says she was cheated on repeatedly
Sarah Jane Ramos denied being pregnant after Instagram account WAGs Unfiltered speculated about it from workout photos. In a comment, she said she was happier after leaving a situation where she was “getting cheated on repeatedly.” -
CoreWeave’s Wall Street target implies 63% upside, but risks remain
Yahoo Finance puts CoreWeave’s average price target at $141.39, implying about 63% upside from current levels. Q2 revenue rose 112% to $2.6 billion, but the AI-computing provider reported a $49 million operating loss and a loss per share of $1.14. -
US set to reopen Santa Teresa port for Mexican cattle; beef prices may stay high
The US is set to resume Mexican cattle imports Thursday at Santa Teresa, New Mexico, the border’s largest livestock-inspection port. Officials expect 750 to 1,600 cattle daily, but they take five to eight months to reach slaughter, delaying possible beef-price relief.
