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Four writers predict Will Ospreay will retain AEW’s world title at All Out
All four Uncrowned writers predict Will Ospreay will retain the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley in his first defense at Saturday’s All Out. WWE’s Worlds Collide is also in the Chicago area that night; the panel cites reports that All Out is sold out. -
Ina Garten turned down a memoir film rather than let it be changed
Ina Garten says she has declined approaches to adapt her 2024 memoir, Be Ready When the Luck Happens, into a film because she expects filmmakers to alter her story and does not want details invented for dramatic effect. “It’s my story. I get to keep it,” she told PEOPLE. -
Nazar Stepanyuk seriously injured during Russian attack, federation says
Ukrainian hockey defenseman Nazar Stepanyuk was seriously injured in a Russian attack in Kyiv on Sept. 25, the Ice Hockey Federation of Ukraine said. The HC Dnipro player and youth national-team candidate was in emergency surgery when the federation posted. -
MMAmania picks Osmanli at -250 for UFC Vegas 121 finale
MMAmania picks Mehemmedeli Osmanli at -250 on the moneyline against Ilimbek Akylbek Uulu in the TUF Season 33 finale at UFC Vegas 121, scheduled for Sept. 26, 2026. The betting column cites Osmanli’s finishing record and Uulu’s grappling-focused style as reasons for its pick. -
Mbappé scores France’s winner under Zidane, then is forced off
Kylian Mbappé scored the only goal as France beat Türkiye 1-0 on Friday, giving Zinedine Zidane a winning start as manager. Mbappé stretched his leg awkwardly as he shot, felt something, then tried to continue before being replaced by Désiré Doué. -
SpaceX reportedly stops taking Falcon 9 rideshare bookings as it bets on Starship
SpaceX has reportedly stopped taking new Falcon 9 rideshare reservations, betting Starship can eventually fill the gap. Rocket Lab could gain launch demand if satellite operators switch providers, but Starship's commercial readiness remains unproven. -
Jury finds Meta misled New Mexico users, leaving penalties to judge
New Mexico jurors found Meta misled residents: 26 of 29 statements on user data, hate speech and misinformation were misleading, with more than 43 million violations. A judge will set penalties, up to $5,000 per violation; the state says it will push for the maximum. -
Tesla closes down 1.54% as BNP cuts target to $268 and Semi production begins
Tesla closed 1.54% lower at $372.11 on Sept. 25 after BNP Paribas cut its price target to $268 from $280; UBS set a $385 price target. The company also began mass production of its Semi and plans to produce 50,000 trucks annually. -
Martha Stewart calls MrBeast entertaining after three days together
Martha Stewart said YouTuber MrBeast seemed “entertaining and intriguing” after they spent three days together. In an AARP interview published Sept. 24, she said she had initially wondered who he was and why his YouTube channels drew billions of hits. -
Germany investigates 105-year-old over alleged role in POW camp murders
German authorities are investigating a 105-year-old man accused of being an accessory to multiple murders at Stalag 326 VI K; he allegedly guarded the camp during World War II. The camp registered 180,000–200,000 Soviet POWs, and thousands are believed to have died there. -
Fernandez withstands Andreeva’s rally to reach Singapore Open semifinal
Sixth-seeded Leylah Fernandez beat Singapore Open top seed Mirra Andreeva 6-2, 7-5 on Friday to reach her first semifinal of the season. After Andreeva erased a 5-2 deficit in the second set, Fernandez won the final two games in 1 hour, 32 minutes. -
OurenPet opens Indiegogo campaign for Memory One AI pet wearable
Memory One, OurenPet’s AI pet wearable, is on Indiegogo for backers at $259, about 35% below its planned $399 retail price. It tracks visual, audio, activity and location data; the campaign runs through Oct. 30, with first shipments expected mid-December. -
Tua Tagovailoa’s return hasn’t restored his Falcons starting role
Tua Tagovailoa returned from an oblique injury in Week 3 but did not regain Atlanta’s starting job; Michael Penix Jr. kept it. Penix threw for 256 yards and a touchdown in Thursday’s three-touchdown win over Green Bay, leaving Tagovailoa’s role uncertain. -
White House list names 134 guests for Trump-Xi state dinner
The White House guest list for Donald Trump’s state dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday named 134 people, including tech leaders Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook, three Supreme Court justices, Fox News hosts and senior Republican officials. -
MIT's dissolvable battery ran ingestible devices in pigs for up to 3 days
MIT researchers tested a paper-thin, dissolvable battery in pigs, where it powered ingestible medical devices for up to three days before dissolving in the gut. The prototype is for low-power electronics, and the circuit boards it powered remained intact. -
HUD says fair-housing backlog fell 46% as advocates challenge its figures
HUD says it reduced pending Title VIII fair-housing complaints by 46%, but provided few details. The National Fair Housing Alliance says the figure lacks context, points to cuts in enforcement staffing and funding, and says HUD withheld public 2025 complaint data. -
Broncos get Dobbins and Harvey back; Mims questionable, Coleman out vs. Rams
Denver will have J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey back for Sunday night's Week 3 game against the Rams, while receiver Marvin Mims Jr. is questionable with a foot injury and rookie Jonah Coleman is out with an ankle injury after missing all week of practice. -
Matthew Rhys’s three-show viewing route starts with ‘Widow’s Bay’
The article’s Matthew Rhys fan route starts with his mayor in “Widow’s Bay,” moves to his KGB spy in “The Americans” and ends with a real-estate heir accused of murdering his wife in “The Beast in Me.” The three shows total eight seasons and 93 episodes. -
Eagles face Kyle Monangai and Chicago's NFL-best rushing attack
The Eagles meet Chicago Monday night seeking payback for last November's 24-15 loss, when the Bears rushed for 281 yards. Chicago leads the NFL this season with 212.5 rushing yards per game; Kyle Monangai ran for 130 against Philadelphia in that game. -
Pierce and Dulin ruled out as Colts face Texans on Sunday
The Indianapolis Colts will be without wide receivers Alec Pierce and Ashton Dulin against Houston on Sunday; Pierce is out with a heel injury and Dulin with an ankle injury. Cornerback Charvarius Ward is questionable after a full Friday practice following a groin injury. -
Fiji uses hatcheries and reef nurseries to rebuild giant clam stocks
Fiji is raising giant clams at the Makogai research centre and releasing juveniles into protected reef nurseries. Ministry researchers reported 100% survival and three- to fourfold growth among Tridacna maxima seeds released at Vorovoro in March 2026. -
Hammack warns years of above-target inflation may normalize high prices
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack warned that inflation above the 2% target for more than five years could make Americans see high prices as normal. She said policy should be restrictive enough to return inflation to target but did not specify a rate move. -
UBS and RBC cut UiPath price targets to $15, retain ratings
UBS and RBC each cut their UiPath price target to $15 on Sept. 22, from $19 and $17, respectively, keeping UBS at Neutral and RBC at Sector Perform. UBS noted that UiPath gave no preliminary fiscal 2028 annual recurring revenue (ARR) outlook after its investor day. -
‘Fake Skating’ film casts Amélie Hoeferle and Graham Campbell
Amélie Hoeferle and Graham Campbell will play Dani and Alec in Sony’s film adaptation of Lynn Painter’s novel “Fake Skating,” with the casting announced Sept. 24. Josh Boone will direct; the film is scheduled to open exclusively in theaters July 16, 2027.
