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90 Day Fiancé’s Marissa says she isn’t ready for another child yet
90 Day Fiancé star Marissa Rubinetti says she is not ready to have a child with Edward Gomez now. They have explored surrogacy, but she says the cost is too high; she has bought two businesses, and Edward is still stabilizing his finances. She says they will revisit the question. -
Bobby Roth’s ‘Lightworkers’ sets three online screenings ahead of midterms
Director Bobby Roth’s documentary “Lightworkers,” about how artists, politicians and activists respond to injustice and defend democracy, will be available for online screenings on Sept. 29, Oct. 6 and Oct. 14, with capacity for up to 5,000 viewers each night. -
Tatiana Prozorova withdraws from Singapore Open after reported concussion
Tatiana Prozorova withdrew from the Singapore Open after an overhead struck her face in her doubles quarterfinal; she and partner Sofya Lansere retired after a medical timeout. The Athletic reported a concussion, ending her singles semifinal run. -
Oxygen Forensics CEO and Russian national face wire-fraud conspiracy charges
Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber and Russian national Oleg Sergeyevich Davydov were arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud. A complaint alleges the firm concealed Russian ownership; the Secret Service signed a five-year contract in 2024. -
Democrats demand removal of taxpayer-funded Trump ad ahead of midterms
Democrats demand the White House pull a taxpayer-funded ad promoting President Trump, arguing it violates a federal ban on government propaganda. The White House calls it a public-service announcement, not a political ad, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. -
INMO Air3 recall covers about 1,763 glasses in the US and Canada
INMO recalled about 1,763 Air3 glasses sold in the US and Canada after 10 US overheating reports, including burning sensations on users’ faces and left ears. Owners should stop using them and contact INMO for a free V3.16 firmware update before using them again. -
Gates urges AI laws, warning AI could help cause a billion deaths
Bill Gates called for AI laws and safeguards, saying the technology could eventually drive events causing a billion deaths. In an interview aired Friday, he said self-regulation was insufficient and urged politicians and law enforcement to discuss monitoring. -
Netanyahu’s election-season UN address draws walkout and ally support
At the UN Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel had done the “opposite of genocide” in Gaza and defended its attacks on neighbors; delegates from dozens of countries left before he spoke. With elections a month away, supporters praised the speech. -
Bryce Young’s fourth season opens as Panthers score record 71 points in two games
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young has thrown for 648 yards and six touchdowns through two games of his fourth season, tying for the NFL lead in TD passes. Carolina ranks first in passing offense and second in scoring, with a franchise-record 71 points. -
Climate Week speakers differ on wind and solar's place in U.S. energy plans
At Climate Week events, Trump adviser Jarrod Agen said wind and solar would not be the solution to U.S. power needs, while Rep. Mike Levin called clean energy the country's path forward, reflecting agreement on expanding energy but disagreement over how. -
Archbishop Fulton Sheen is beatified, moving closer to sainthood
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was beatified at a Mass in St. Louis on Sept. 24, advancing his cause for sainthood in the Catholic Church. Beatification is the second of three stages; Pope Francis approved a miracle attributed to Sheen in 2019. -
Trump showed Xi the Biden autopen display during White House visit
During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s White House visit Thursday, Donald Trump pointed out the autopen image displayed instead of Joe Biden’s portrait on the Presidential Walk of Fame; former deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews said the gesture humiliated the United States. -
Angie Katsanevas’ viral fries quip led to Arby’s deal and Congress testimony
Angie Katsanevas says her “You do French fries, I do franchise” exchange with Lisa Barlow on “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” went viral, leading to an Arby’s partnership and her testimony to Congress in support of the American Franchise Act. -
Lynx-Liberty playoff series opens Sept. 27 on ABC; Game 2 on USA/CNBC
The top-seeded Minnesota Lynx host No. 8 New York Liberty in a best-of-three WNBA playoff series starting Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. ET on ABC. Game 2 is Sept. 29 at 8:30 p.m. ET on USA/CNBC; a deciding Game 3 would be Oct. 1 in Minnesota. -
Renée Good’s mother says she voted for Trump expecting ICE to protect innocents
Donna Ganger told a Senate committee she voted for Donald Trump expecting ICE agents to protect innocents. Her daughter, Renée Good, was fatally shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis in January; more than nine months later, Ganger said her family was still struggling. -
Karl-Anthony Towns calls Jordyn Woods a ‘12 out of 10’ after wedding
Karl-Anthony Towns called his wife, Jordyn Woods, “a 12 out of 10” as he discussed their Aug. 15 wedding on the Sept. 24 episode of “The Tonight Show.” The Knicks center also recalled celebrating with teammates who attended the Malibu ceremony. -
Appeals court backs Pentagon’s Anthropic supply-chain risk designation
A federal appeals court ruled 2-1 for the Pentagon, upholding its designation of Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk and keeping the company on the military blacklist. The panel temporarily stayed its ruling, preserving Anthropic’s chance to seek further review. -
Burnham opposes decriminalising personal drug use as Scotland backs policy
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejected decriminalising personal drug use, despite Scotland First Minister John Swinney’s support after drug deaths there rose 11%. The UK government controls drug policy and would need to approve the change in Scotland. -
Supreme Court to hear Maine lobsterman’s challenge to always-on GPS rule
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Maine lobsterman Frank Thompson’s challenge on Sept. 28 to a rule requiring federally permitted lobster and Jonah crab boats to keep GPS trackers active even outside commercial fishing; lower courts rejected his case in 2023 and 2025. -
Hoover would back an 'It Starts With Us' film but can't greenlight one
Colleen Hoover says she would support an It Starts With Us film, but cannot greenlight it because she does not own the sequel’s film rights. Entertainment Weekly reports Justin Baldoni owns them; no adaptation plans had been announced by Sept. 25. -
Taylor Swift releases a four-song expansion of The Life of a Showgirl
Taylor Swift added four songs to her 2025 album with The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, released Sept. 25. “Patient Zero,” “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding” and “Babylon” explore an ex, her relationship with Travis Kelce, breakup regret and leaving a small town. -
Darlene Roberson to face South Carolina’s first school trustee misconduct hearing
Charleston County school board member Darlene Roberson is scheduled to face a Sept. 28 hearing before a three-member panel over allegations of misconduct and conflicts of interest; the process could lead Gov. Henry McMaster to remove her from office. -
Scott Melker traces money creation from Henry VIII to Weimar Germany
Scott Melker’s video surveys episodes of government money creation: Henry VIII’s debased coins, John Law’s 1720 scheme collapse, Weimar hyperinflation and the US Continental dollar. It argues excessive issuance can erode confidence and currency value. -
Hanson says Trump’s remarks about Reiner, Ford and McCain made him cringe
Victor Davis Hanson told Mike Rowe that Donald Trump’s comments about Rob Reiner after his death and John McCain, plus his insult of Doug Ford, made him cringe. He said a campaign gesture toward a reporter was ambiguous but could appear to mock someone with a disability. -
Market Hang panel weighs AI valuation hurdles and McDonald’s recession-play case
Market Hang panelists said firms such as OpenAI and Anthropic are hard to value precisely, urging focus on future products and innovation. One called McDonald’s a possible recession play and attributed its share decline to easing recession fears and the AI boom. -
Danish schools cut classroom screen time and return to printed work
Since the 2025/26 school year began, Danish schools have collected students’ phones and removed tablets and computers for most of the day, returning to printed books and writing assignments. A Copenhagen teacher told France24 that screens made concentration harder. -
Missouri travels to Starkville for a 6:45 p.m. CT kickoff Saturday
Missouri visits Mississippi State on Saturday, Sept. 26, with kickoff at 6:45 p.m. CT at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville. The SEC Network will televise the game; FanDuel listed Missouri as a six-point underdog and set the over/under at 58.5.
