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JPMorgan trims Tesla’s 2026 and 2027 earnings forecasts before delivery report
JPMorgan cut Tesla earnings estimates for 2026 and 2027 ahead of the company’s upcoming delivery report. Yahoo Finance’s Brian Sozzi said further analyst reductions may signal a downside surprise despite lower expectations; SpaceX launched Starship Flight 14 this week. -
Motley Fool's Rick Munarriz recommends Dutch Bros after a 49% three-month slide
Motley Fool contributor Rick Munarriz recommends Dutch Bros as a growth investment despite the stock's 49% drop over three months. He says a $500 purchase could start a position; the chain has 1,225 stores, operates in half of U.S. states and targets 7,000 locations. -
Lagarde backs a measured ECB response as euro zone inflation rises
Euro zone inflation has topped 3% and may approach 4% by year-end, but ECB chief Christine Lagarde said a measured response remains appropriate. She cited oil and gas as the main driver and said there is no evidence yet of wage spillover or inflation becoming entrenched. -
Zuckerberg, Gates and Caudwell set limits on luxury for their children
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan give their daughters chores; the Gates children had to save a third of each allowance for charity. Caudwell's children fly budget airlines and cannot buy designer clothes. An adviser says such rules prepare heirs for decision-making. -
JJ Watt praises Rio’s first NFL game after Ravens’ 34-31 win
Former Houston Texans player JJ Watt praised Rio’s first NFL game after the Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-31. Ravens kicker Tyler Loop clinched the win with a 56-yard field goal and celebrated with Cristiano Ronaldo’s “Siuu” gesture. -
Kyren Williams and Omar Speights top Rams’ PFF grades after Denver loss
After Sunday’s loss to Denver left the Rams 1-2, PFF’s top grades went to Kyren Williams (85.0) on offense and Omar Speights (89.8) on defense. Williams had 88 rushing yards and 70 receiving; Matthew Stafford graded 60.0 and has four interceptions in three weeks. -
Colton Joseph’s late drives power Wisconsin comeback over Penn State
Wisconsin QB Colton Joseph led two late-game drives in an improbable comeback over Penn State, despite poor throws and calls for coach Luke Fickell to turn to freshman Ryan Hopkins. The writer calls it Fickell’s most impressive win in his three-plus years as Wisconsin coach. -
Oregon’s USC win leads SB Nation’s Big Ten Week 4 honors
SB Nation named Oregon’s win over previously unbeaten USC the Big Ten’s best victory of Week 4; backup Dylan Raiola threw for nearly 300 yards after Dante Moore was carted off following a first-half hit. Penn State’s late collapse was named the week’s worst loss. -
Alabama’s South Carolina win sets up a Keelon Russell-Kamario Taylor clash
Alabama rose to No. 7 in the AP and coaches’ polls after beating South Carolina 49-18. Next, it faces Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor, who has 1,192 passing yards, 14 touchdowns and two interceptions through four games. Keelon Russell says the two are close friends. -
Erika says viral Giants clip misrepresented her marriage
Erika, filmed carrying food and her baby at a San Francisco Giants game, says viewers mistook the moment for evidence of an unequal marriage. In a Substack post, she called Ramses an amazing husband and father and said she chose to let him eat first. -
Texas data-center backlash could cost Abbott reelection, Sid Miller says
Outgoing Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says voter anger over data centers could cost Gov. Greg Abbott reelection in November. He called for a one-year moratorium and says the industry needs safeguards for farmland, water and power. -
SCOTUSblog essay makes a constitutional case for choosing one’s profession
A SCOTUSblog essay argues that the “born free and equal” clauses in American constitutional history support a fundamental right to pursue a chosen profession, and says the Supreme Court should revisit its 1955 ruling upholding Oklahoma’s eyeglass-repair restrictions. -
Kraken draft pick Casey Mutryn brings a 46-point U18 season to Boston College
Boston College freshman forward Casey Mutryn was selected 38th overall by Seattle in the NHL Draft’s second round. He recorded 46 points in 62 games for the U.S. National U18 team in 2025–26 and five points at the U18 men’s world championship. -
Bears-Eagles preview looks at Ben Johnson’s matchup with Vic Fangio
Taylor Doll’s Making Monsters podcast previews tonight’s Bears-Eagles game with Eagles reporter Louie DiBiase and Bears legend Tom Waddle; they discuss Philadelphia’s line issues and pass rush, Chicago’s rushing attack, and how Vic Fangio’s defense could challenge the Bears. -
Darryl Simmons II brings Atlantic 10 scoring credentials to Villanova
Villanova guard Darryl Simmons II ranked third in Atlantic 10 scoring and first in made 3-pointers last season at St. Bonaventure. The preview projects the 5-foot-11 guard as a bench scorer who could play alongside expected starter Elijah Crawford. -
Ariana Grande’s ‘Petal’ jumps from No. 25 to No. 1 on Billboard’s Vinyl Albums chart
Ariana Grande’s Petal jumped from No. 25 to No. 1 on Billboard’s Vinyl Albums chart. It rose to No. 2 on Top Album Sales, behind Stray Kids’ This & That, but fell to No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and No. 18 on Top Streaming Albums. -
Caminiti tops Battery Power’s 2026 Braves prospect list
Battery Power’s final 2026 ranking puts Cam Caminiti first among the Braves’ 30 prospects. Davis Polo made the biggest jump, rising 32 spots to No. 13 after finishing the season at Gwinnett; nine players added to Atlanta’s system in 2026 made the list. -
Movie theaters led a 5.3% rise in US retail sales in August
US retail sales rose 5.3% year over year in August, with movie theaters leading the gains, according to Colliers. Sales climbed 69.9% at AMC and 61.8% at Regal, while the number of items sold rose 1.7%; Colliers said the gap reflected inflation. -
A year before retirement, review IRA investments, withdrawals and Roth options
The Motley Fool says people about a year from retirement should review their IRA’s stock-and-bond mix, set a withdrawal plan and consider converting traditional IRA funds to a Roth; a roughly equal stock-bond split may make a 4% withdrawal rate appropriate. -
Cooper Investors highlights TKO's sports-rights and live-event appeal
Cooper Investors named TKO Group Holdings the anchor of its live-entertainment and sports-content investments in its Q2 2026 letter, citing growing demand for sports rights from global streamers, advertisers and sponsors, alongside interest in unique live experiences. -
Oviedo police cite 11-year-old over electric dirt bike registration
Cade, 11, was cited for failing to register a 4,500-watt electric dirt bike after Oviedo police stopped him on a public road Sept. 7. Officers took his thumbprint because he had no driver's license; he was not booked into jail, and his court date is Sept. 29. -
Motley Fool favors Coca-Cola over Kraft Heinz for long-term investors in 2026
The Motley Fool favors Coca-Cola for conservative, long-term investors in 2026: it reported $13.1 billion in FY2025 net income and a 27.3% margin, while Kraft Heinz reported a $5.8 billion net loss, significantly affected by a $7.4 billion impairment charge. -
Rod Stewart sets 21 European dates for his final rock tour in 2027
Rod Stewart says his 21-date European tour in 2027 will be his last rock tour, though he is not retiring. U.S. dates in Georgia, Florida and Colorado are also planned; he canceled his remaining 2026 shows after a routine coronary stent procedure. -
BuzzFeed collects 40 posts on parents’ monitoring and rules
BuzzFeed’s roundup gathers 40 online posts it frames as examples of “helicopter parenting,” including parents tracking nearly adult children, monitoring teens with cameras and imposing clothing rules. The writer adds sarcastic commentary on the posts.
