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Supreme Court lets Trump administration advance SAVE database; midterm effect likely limited
The Supreme Court let the Trump administration move ahead with SAVE, which officials could use to flag voter registrations. States need not use it, and federal law bars major registration changes during the 90 days before this year’s midterms, limiting the ruling’s likely impact. -
UBS raises HubSpot price target to $290 as AI use rises, monetization remains early
UBS raised its HubSpot price target to $290 from $250 and kept a Buy rating after HubSpot outlined its AI strategy. Early data show Marketing Studio users created 81% more campaigns and Breeze Assistant users generated 2.2 times more leads, but monetization remains early. -
Max McNown's third album explores love, vulnerability and self-reflection
Max McNown’s third album, “Leave on a Light,” draws on his marriage, past struggles and his brother Brock’s Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis to explore love and vulnerability. Now streaming, the album aims to help listeners feel less alone, he says. -
Seven new California laws address data center power costs and water use
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven data center bills this week, including measures requiring facilities to cover rising electricity costs and giving local governments water-use data. The package aims to protect ratepayers and the environment. -
Jamie Roy says Brian's clash with Dougal begins building respect
In “Outlander: Blood of My Blood,” Brian pledges 100 men to the Jacobite cause; Dougal lets him stay at Castle Leoch for the celebration. Actor Jamie Roy says their fight helps Dougal see Brian as a good man, and going to war together later will deepen their bond. -
Disney's growth trims Comcast's revenue lead to $4.7 billion
Comcast remained ahead of Disney in their latest June-ended quarters, reporting $29.9 billion in revenue versus Disney’s $25.2 billion. Comcast’s total fell 1.2% year over year, while Disney’s rose 7%, led by 10% growth in its Experiences division. -
Mbappé is set for Madrid treatment after leaving France camp with knee injury
Kylian Mbappé is set to return to Madrid for treatment and will leave France’s squad after injuring his left knee while scoring against Türkiye on Friday. Zidane said he would miss the rest of the international camp; medical examinations are expected. -
Motley Fool sees Realty Income and Visa as resilient amid pullback risks
Bank of America warns Wall Street is due for a pullback; Motley Fool presents Realty Income and Visa as stocks it considers resilient. Realty Income’s yield is 5.7%, while Visa processed 71.7 billion transactions in fiscal Q3 2026, up 10% year over year. -
Puka Nacua doubtful vs. Broncos; McVay sees possible Eagles return
Rams receiver Puka Nacua will not practice and is doubtful for the Week 3 game against Denver, ESPN’s Sarah Barshop reported. Sean McVay believes Nacua could return next week against the Eagles if there is no setback, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported. -
A 14-day court order restores credentials for affected CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists
A federal judge ordered the White House to restore credentials for affected journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, which President Donald Trump barred from its grounds last week. The 14-day order is temporary; a longer preliminary injunction remains undecided. -
Qualcomm’s Sound Elite Gen 2 could shift some earbud AI off phones
Qualcomm’s Sound Elite Gen 2 could let future earbuds handle some translation and transcription on-device, while Wi-Fi 6E lets compatible headphones reach cloud AI without routing every request through a phone. The most demanding tasks will still rely on cloud processing. -
Jayden Daniels avoids elbow surgery but will miss Seattle game
Jayden Daniels and Washington opted against surgery for his dislocated left elbow, keeping him off injured reserve and out against Seattle this weekend. He'll wear a brace and is week-to-week; his status for the Week 4 Colts game in London remains uncertain. -
Charlie Kirk event stayed outdoors after Turning Point USA insisted, review says
An independent review commissioned by Utah Valley University says Turning Point USA insisted Charlie Kirk’s September 10, 2025, event be held outdoors, despite staff recommending a more secure venue weeks earlier. Kirk was fatally shot at the campus event. -
At Venice, ‘NAZA’ presents Israeli military testimony about Gaza strikes
“NAZA,” by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, premiered at Venice Sept. 10, with anonymous testimony from 24 Israeli military and intelligence personnel. The testimonies say Israel used AI to target Hamas officials while knowing strikes would cause many civilian casualties. -
Tebow puts Life Surge ties on hold as team reviews predatory-sales allegations
Tim Tebow said Friday he is pausing his relationship with Life Surge while his team conducts an internal investigation into allegations that the Christian group used predatory sales tactics to exploit followers’ faith and financial insecurity. -
Attorney calls Spartanburg council's post-vote data center meeting illegal
Spartanburg council passed a 12-month pause on new data centers Sept. 25, then reconvened after adjournment to reconsider it. Attorney Jay Bender said the session violated notice law; the county said it followed council rules and would re-adopt the online version in October. -
Kalle Lappinen uncovers Finland’s largest known Viking Age coin hoard
Metal detectorist Kalle Lappinen found an estimated 4,000-plus silver coins near Sysmä, Finland, on Sept. 3, setting a record as the country’s largest known Viking Age coin hoard. The coins are preliminarily dated to A.D. 1000–1050. -
Lula's online betting ban takes effect now, pending Congress approval
Brazilian President Lula issued an executive order immediately banning online betting; Congress must approve it within 120 days for it to remain in force. His government is concerned gambling spending has drained household budgets and contributed to record indebtedness. -
Ohio mother Heather Pippen receives consecutive five-year prison terms
Ohio mother Heather Pippen received consecutive five-year prison terms after pleading guilty to child-endangerment, strangulation and obstructing official business. She was responsible for seven children; those interviewed by investigators reported constant beatings. -
Pete Alonso says Orioles players must improve after playoff miss
The Baltimore Orioles missed the playoffs for a second straight season, and Pete Alonso called the team’s overall performance “unacceptable” on Friday. He said players must do better next year after Baltimore fell short despite strong individual performances. -
Six actors join Kristen Stewart in Prime Video’s Challenger series
Prime Video’s The Challenger has added six recurring actors: William Fichtner, Kevin Carroll, Eric Lange, Adelaide Clemens, Louisa Jacobson and Hunter Burke. Kristen Stewart stars as Sally Ride in the limited series about the 1986 disaster and its aftermath. -
New Jersey report finds substantiated sexual harassment; Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell resigns
Dale Caldwell resigned Friday as New Jersey lieutenant governor after a probe found repeated ethics violations and a substantiated sexual-harassment finding, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said. She is appointing an interim secretary of state to oversee midterm elections.
