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Two mapped corridors now anchor Toogood Gold’s Table Mountain targets
Toogood Gold has made the Widowmaker and Pacifico trends its priority targets at Nevada’s Table Mountain project after mapping traced them for more than 10 kilometers combined. The company is refining targets ahead of a planned maiden drill program. -
Sombr’s 2026 VMAs tribute featured George Michael’s actual Faith Tour jacket
Sombr wore George Michael’s actual leather jacket from the Faith Tour and a 1989 Diet Coke commercial while performing a tribute at the Sept. 27, 2026, VMAs in Los Angeles. Teddy Swims, RAYE, Adam Lambert, MEEK, MNEK and Saint Harison also took part. -
Trump weighs diesel export ban as aides consider three alternatives
Trump says he is seriously considering a diesel export ban but warns it could raise gasoline prices; the White House says no decision has been made. Aides are weighing voluntary export limits, a federal diesel-tax suspension and state action. -
Chris Olsen says memoir helps readers affected by addiction feel less alone
Chris Olsen says readers tell him his memoir helps young people affected by substance abuse or addiction in their families feel less alone. “I Think My Therapist Hates Me” recounts his substance abuse disorder, sobriety journey and mental health struggles. -
Goldman estimates hyperscalers need $300 billion in annual AI revenue to break even
Goldman Sachs strategist Ryan Hammond estimates hyperscalers need about $300 billion in annual AI revenue within a few years just to break even on investments. For solid returns, Goldman says AI users would need to spend about $1 trillion a year on applications. -
Landman season three starts production after months of delays
Landman star James Jordan says filming for season three is back underway, sharing a set photo on Instagram after production was delayed for months. The shoot had been scheduled to start in May; no official reason for the delay has been given. -
Denmark hopes NATO’s expanded Arctic presence becomes permanent
Denmark’s defence minister says Copenhagen is confident NATO’s increased military presence in Greenland and the Arctic will continue. Last week’s U.S.-Denmark-Greenland agreement envisages two additional U.S. bases and a greater NATO role. -
Pope Leo urges concessions in Ukraine peace talks, warns against rearmament
At Metz on Monday, Pope Leo urged negotiators seeking to end Russia’s war in Ukraine to give up some positions for peace as efforts continue to fail. He warned against treating rearmament as the answer; neither side has shown willingness to concede land. -
Letter says Florida, not Ohio, should host proposed U.S. Space Academy
In a letter to The Enquirer, Brian Frank argues the proposed U.S. Space Academy should be built on Florida’s Space Coast, not Ohio, after Gov. Mike DeWine said Ohio should be considered. Frank says the Florida site would let students witness rocket launches regularly. -
Dollar General tests targeted product cuts to tackle inventory losses
Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos says the chain is testing cuts to lower-volume products and reviewing assortments at high-shrink stores. Shrink includes theft, damage and operating errors; the changes could leave shoppers with fewer choices. -
Rich O’Brien died four days after a cyclist struck him in Central Park
Rich O’Brien, a 41-year-old father of two, died Sunday, four days after a 32-year-old cyclist struck him as he walked to work on Central Park’s West Drive. Police said O’Brien suffered severe head trauma; the investigation is ongoing. -
Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’ video casts her as Dakota Johnson’s ghostly guide
Taylor Swift premiered “Patient Zero” at the Sept. 27, 2026, VMAs, with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell starring in her self-directed video. Swift plays Farrell’s former wife, whose ghost tries to keep Johnson’s character from suffering the same fate. -
Nash the San Diego retriever brought toys to an intruder later caught by police
Nash, a San Diego golden retriever, repeatedly brought toys to a man who entered his owners’ home through a second-story window earlier this month. Officers caught the man in the backyard and took him into custody; nothing was reported stolen, and Nash was unharmed. -
Whistleblowers say Kennedy Center COO halted funded roof plan before collapse
Whistleblowers say Kennedy Center COO Matt Floca halted a funded roof-repair plan in April, months before part of the roof collapsed after heavy rain in early September. The center’s board then closed the venue indefinitely. -
Michael Burry advises Minerva fund probing private-credit risks
Minerva, a short-biased fund led by Laks Ganapathi, plans to launch later this month with Michael Burry as senior adviser, scanning healthcare, retail, restaurants and smaller banks for shorts. Ganapathi says private-credit loan books may conceal borrower strain. -
Kansas City Royals finish 2026 with 93 losses after playoff hopes fade early
The Kansas City Royals finished 2026 with 93 losses despite preseason playoff ambitions. They lost 16 of their first 23 games and were out of contention within four weeks; September was their worst month, and their bullpen posted a 6.65 ERA in the ninth inning or later. -
Dodgers finish 100-62 as Ohtani, Pages and Sasaki return from IL
The Dodgers went 4-2 in the regular season’s final week, finishing 100-62 as Shohei Ohtani, Andy Pages and Roki Sasaki returned from the injured list. They swept San Francisco over the weekend; Pages hit two homers after missing four weeks with a broken hand. -
Bueckers makes WNBA playoff history as Wings lose opener 104-80
Paige Bueckers scored 21 on 9-of-10 shooting, becoming the first WNBA player with 20-plus points on at least 90% shooting in a playoff debut. Dallas lost 104-80 to Golden State after a 37-11 second quarter and must win Wednesday to keep the series alive. -
Retired FBI agent says Tucson ‘Today’ segment may matter in Nancy Guthrie case
Retired FBI agent Steve Moore said Savannah Guthrie’s Tucson “Today” segment could be relevant to her mother Nancy’s abduction. It aired about three months before Nancy disappeared Feb. 1; Moore called a link possible but said it could be coincidence. Nancy remains missing. -
Ohio State's win over Illinois highlights run-defense concerns
Ohio State beat Illinois 42-19 on Saturday, but allowed 199 rushing yards and six third-down conversions on 14 tries. The game recap said the run defense and pre-snap discipline need work before the Buckeyes’ next game against Iowa in Iowa City. -
‘Line of Fire’ parents plan to reach son they suspect is alive
A “Line of Fire” preview shows Mike and Jane suspecting their supposedly dead son Jack may be alive and tied to Logan’s killing. They plan to reach him before Department of Homeland Security Agent Wallace learns of their suspicions, and find out why he is doing this. -
Granahan increases its Descartes position despite Q2 share weakness
Granahan’s Small Cap Core Growth Strategy increased its position in Descartes Systems Group after the stock weighed on Q2 returns. The firm cited recurring revenue, profitability and disciplined acquisitions, saying the weakness did not change its positive long-term outlook. -
Five winners receive $650,000 in NASA contest for Mars food systems
NASA’s Mars food-systems challenge awarded $650,000 to five winners. Philadelphia’s Chinyere Ukeje won the $300,000 top prize for a modular fresh-meal concept designed to work through resource or crew-time shortages for a 15-person crew’s 500-sol mission. -
Military students can earn Exchange gift cards for A’s or B averages
Military-family students in grades 1–12, including homeschoolers, can earn Exchange gift cards: $20 for straight A’s or $10 for a B average. The Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s You Made the Grade program accepts report cards and academic progress reports. -
Braves consider DaShawn Keirsey Jr. for a postseason bench spot
The Atlanta Braves are considering speedster DaShawn Keirsey Jr. for a postseason bench spot, but manager Walt Weiss has not called it a sure thing. Keirsey stole 40 bases in 43 attempts at Triple-A Gwinnett and scored three runs in three Braves games this month. -
Islanders Anxiety looks ahead after a 1-3 preseason
On the latest Islanders Anxiety, Mike and Dan review New York’s 1-3 preseason, including injuries, players assigned to Hamilton and the free-agent signing of defenseman Logan Stanley, then preview the season-opening games against the Maple Leafs and Devils.
