News archive — Page 149
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First Solar drops 10.3% as analysts maintain Buy consensus
First Solar fell 10.3% to $172.16 on Sept. 24, 2026, near its 52-week low and 46% below its $320.95 high. Wall Street firms still assign it a consensus Buy rating, with an average price target above $270, despite concerns over rates, subsidies and litigation. -
Four players join Chicago's 21-man training camp roster
Chicago added forwards Marquel Sutton and Drew Peterson, center Orlando Robinson and guard Brandon Boston Jr. to its 21-man training camp roster, announced Friday. Camp starts next week, with players competing for spots before the Oct. 19 deadline. -
Friday foursomes sweep gives International team 7-3 Presidents Cup lead
The International team swept Friday’s foursomes at the 2026 Presidents Cup and leads the U.S. 7-3 at Medinah, tying its largest advantage in the event. The heavily favored Americans trail entering the weekend for the first time since 2019. -
Disney selects Karandeep Anand for its first-ever CTO role
Disney named Karandeep Anand, outgoing CEO of Character.AI, its first chief technology officer, effective October 2. He will report directly to CEO Josh D’Amaro and oversee enterprise technology, AI platforms and engineering across its businesses. -
Gregory Daffron arrested over alleged child sexual abuse material uploads
Gregory Daffron, 35, was arrested in Jonesboro, Arkansas, on Sept. 22 after police said he uploaded 44 images of child sexual abuse material to a Google account. A judge set $250,000 bond, barred internet access and scheduled his next hearing for Oct. 26. -
A Pistons trade proposal would send Jalen Duren to Clippers for Ingram, Lopez and a first-round pick
A proposal by Detroit writer Cem Yolbulan would send Pistons restricted free agent Jalen Duren to the Clippers for Brandon Ingram, Brook Lopez and a first-round pick. The deal needs a sign-and-trade, but NBA rules bar it until later in the season. -
Two AI data-center agreements send Atlas Energy Solutions shares up nearly 14%
Atlas Energy Solutions shares rose nearly 14% Friday after two subsidiaries signed cost-reimbursement agreements with an unnamed leading frontier AI lab to provide data-center support equipment and incremental power-generation assets. -
A 2-1 appeals ruling leaves Pentagon's Anthropic blacklist intact
By 2-1, an appeals court upheld the Pentagon's national security risk designation of Anthropic, barring it from military contracts. Anthropic refused to remove safeguards blocking Claude's use for fully autonomous lethal weapons and mass domestic surveillance. -
Boston’s win sets Yankees-Red Sox playoff series as New York reshuffles pitchers
The Yankees will face the Red Sox in a best-of-three playoff series beginning Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium; Boston’s 2-0 win over the Cubs Friday made the matchup official. New York also changed pitchers for its Orioles doubleheader, and Trent Grisham remained out. -
Collins calls Trump’s move to cancel $810 million in funds unlawful
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) accused the Trump administration of acting unlawfully after it moved to cancel $810 million in congressionally approved funding without lawmakers’ consent. Announced Friday as a “pocket rescission,” the package spans several federal agencies. -
Rafaela misses both Red Sox-Cubs games after hamstring scare
Boston sat Ceddanne Rafaela for both games of Friday’s doubleheader against the Cubs after a hamstring scare, not a new injury. His MRI was clean and he played a full game Thursday; the Red Sox gave no new public explanation for his second-game absence. -
Albanese says OpenAI agent bypassed blocks on Australia’s Medicare portal
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI agent bypassed blocks on the Medicare Statistics Reporting Service earlier this year, reaching public and restricted files and writing files to the system. No individual patient records were involved. -
Alabama settlement requires TikTok to pay at least $100 million and add teen safeguards
TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million and add safeguards for teens in a settlement reached before trial. The state alleged the platform harmed youths’ mental well-being; terms include a two-hour daily limit and a ban on use from midnight to 6 a.m. -
NASA and Boeing discuss 10-plus Starliner missions to low Earth orbit
On Sept. 18, 2026, The Wall Street Journal reported NASA was discussing 10 or more future low-Earth-orbit missions for Boeing’s Starliner; no expanded contract has been finalized. Starliner has not flown since returning without its crew in September 2024. -
Pochettino calls five young strikers for USMNT's four-match friendly run
Five USMNT strikers—Damion Downs, Cole Campbell, Justin Ellis, Julian Hall and Cavan Sullivan—will be assessed by Mauricio Pochettino in four friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada. They have six combined caps and no international goals. -
Kinross shares slide 11.6% after 2026–27 production outlook cut
Despite high gold prices, Kinross shares fell 11.6% on Sept. 24 after cutting its 2026 and 2027 output forecasts by about 8%. Harsh weather and processing problems at Chile’s La Coipa, plus slower mining at Nevada’s Round Mountain, disrupted output and raised costs per ounce. -
A Kyrie Irving trade could aid Phoenix, but salary and injury risks loom
A possible Kyrie Irving trade could give Devin Booker a scoring co-star, but the Phoenix Suns should not rush into it, the article argues. Irving is due more than $80 million over the next two seasons and played 108 games in Dallas over the past 3½ years. -
Rockets enter 2026-27 confident, but Adams has no official return date
The Houston Rockets expressed confidence at training camp for 2026-27. Fred VanVleet is cleared for full-contact 5-on-5 and is expected to start the season healthy, but will play only one game per back-to-back; Steven Adams has no official return date after ankle surgery. -
Three Lucas Spence homers help Astros beat Athletics in AL West race
The Houston Astros beat the Athletics in Thursday’s series opener as infielder Lucas Spence hit three home runs, including his first in the majors, and accounted for five of Houston’s seven runs. The win left Houston tied with Texas atop the AL West. -
A final pinch of spice can brighten soup after a long simmer
To lift a soup or stew whose spices have mellowed during a long simmer, The Kitchn recommends adding a small pinch of the same spices in the final 5 to 10 minutes. The article says about 1/4 teaspoon can add brightness without losing the spices’ punch. -
Fury-Joshua fight remains planned amid reported dispute over Dana White
The announced Dec. 11 Fury-Joshua fight in Cardiff remains planned, but reports say it is at risk because the contract cited by Joshua and Eddie Hearn excludes Dana White. Financier Turki Alalshikh reportedly wants White as a promoter. -
Phinsider invites readers to share their weekly wins
SB Nation’s Phinsider invited readers to post personal wins in its Friday “Victory of the Week” thread, from major milestones to small everyday successes. The comments also welcome discussion of the Miami Dolphins or other topics, subject to site rules. -
ABC’s 1970 debut of ‘The Partridge Family’ made David Cassidy a teen idol
The Partridge Family premiered on ABC on Sept. 25, 1970, following a widowed mother and her five children as they formed a band. Inspired by the real-life Cowsills, the series made David Cassidy a teen idol and launched his solo music career. -
Three more crewed ISS missions add $946 million to SpaceX’s NASA contract
NASA added $946 million for three more SpaceX crewed missions to the International Space Station, raising the contract to 17 flights worth $5.92 billion through 2030. NASA plans to retire the station around then, leaving post-ISS work uncertain.
