News archive — Page 186
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FloElite will stream all three days of Wodapalooza SoCal
Gymreapers Wodapalooza SoCal runs Sept. 25–27 in Huntington Beach, with the full event streaming on FloElite; it will not air on national TV. Coverage is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET each day, ending at midnight Friday, 1 a.m. Saturday and 11 p.m. Sunday. -
Tyler Adams says facing Iraola’s Liverpool felt like Bournemouth training
Liverpool beat Bournemouth 1-0 at Vitality Stadium, ending the hosts’ 18-game home unbeaten run. Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams said facing Andoni Iraola, now Liverpool’s coach, felt like revisiting their Bournemouth training sessions. -
EA Sports FC 27’s first update fixes bugs and tunes gameplay
EA Sports FC 27’s Title Update 1.0.1 went live on all platforms Sept. 23, fixing bugs in The Grounds, Ultimate Team and platform systems and tuning selected modes. Changes include skill-move and Hot Join fixes, plus movement-speed and stamina adjustments. -
Homeowner says Rivian charging drained two Powerwalls during outage
A homeowner said a drunk driver hit a nearby transformer around 10 p.m., cutting grid power. The solar-equipped home switched to backup, but a Rivian charge through a Wallbox reportedly drained both Tesla Powerwall 3 batteries in about an hour. -
Rostov governor says drone damage temporarily halted Novoshakhtinsk refinery
Russia’s Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery temporarily suspended operations after a drone attack damaged it, Rostov Governor Yuri Slyusar said Friday. Russian air defenses also destroyed about 50 drones over the Rostov region overnight. -
CQC says worsening care put Brantwood Hall residents at risk of harm
The CQC says care at Brantwood Hall in Wakefield worsened further in July, putting residents at risk of harm. It rated the home inadequate and took further action against its owners. Restrictions have kept the home from admitting new residents since February. -
OSI Systems secures about $90 million in US government radio-equipment contracts
OSI Systems secured about $90 million in US government contracts for radio equipment. Fiscal 2026 results showed a record $1.9 billion backlog and $1.79 billion in revenue; fourth-quarter revenue fell 4% year over year to $484.1 million as Middle East conflicts delayed shipments. -
Minnesota Lynx open 2026 WNBA playoffs as title favorites at +115
The Minnesota Lynx are the betting favorites for the 2026 WNBA championship, listed at +115 by DraftKings as the playoffs begin Sunday, Sept. 27. The defending champion Las Vegas Aces are next at +475, followed by the Golden State Valkyries at +600. -
Trump and Xi project warmth as summit yields few concrete results
Trump and Xi Jinping struck a cordial tone during Xi’s Washington visit, but Thursday’s talks yielded few concrete results amid divisions over Taiwan, trade and the Iran war. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a two-month extension of the trade truce. -
Wet towels left in hampers can spread musty odors through laundry
House Digest says damp towels left in a hamper or washer can make an entire laundry load smell musty. It recommends drying towels completely before adding them to dirty clothes; mold and mildew can grow when damp towels sit for more than 24 to 48 hours. -
Reddit replies say a renter’s whole-home solar backup may not come cheap
A renter was told on Reddit that a “solar generator” usually means a portable battery station charged by panels, not a whole-home system. One commenter estimated $10,000 each for batteries and solar to run the requested fridge, two freezers, lights and AC/heater daily. -
Fake NYT videos falsely show four actors backing “All Democrats Are Criminals”
Videos bearing a New York Times logo falsely show Leonardo DiCaprio, Eric Braeden, Annie Potts and Patrick Fabian backing the “All Democrats Are Criminals” campaign. They combine Cameo and MTV News footage with fabricated audio and captions; the Times did not publish them. -
Shanine Wright wins BBC Radio Bristol award for knife-crime work
Shanine Wright won BBC Radio Bristol's Volunteer Award for knife-crime work after her 16-year-old brother, Darrian Williams, was stabbed to death at Easton's Rawnsley Park on Valentine's Day 2024. She has since run school workshops and distributed bleed kits. -
Chase and Higgins fined over Bengals’ ‘People’s Elbow’ celebration
The NFL fined Bengals receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins for a “People’s Elbow” celebration after Chase scored against Houston in Week 2. The league deemed it unsportsmanlike; both are expected to appeal, and Chase says the pair created it for first downs. -
Iran war resolution fails 49-50, with four Republicans backing it
The Senate rejected, 49-50, a resolution urging President Donald Trump to end the war with Iran or seek congressional authorization. Four Republicans joined nearly all Democrats in supporting it; John Fetterman was the only Democrat to vote against it. -
Tucker Kraft says Lambeau boos were disappointing after Packers’ 35-14 loss
After Atlanta beat Green Bay 35-14 in the Packers’ 2026 home opener, tight end Tucker Kraft called the Lambeau Field boos disappointing and said playing with the 70,000 fans behind the team would probably be easier. The loss left Green Bay 1-2. -
Kadant plans staged CEO succession from Powell to Colwell
Kadant announced that 13-year veteran Michael C. Colwell will become president and COO on Oct. 1, then CEO on Jan. 2, 2027, succeeding Jeffrey L. Powell. Powell will remain CEO until then and is to serve as executive chairman through Jan. 1, 2028. -
Knicks' Brunson says he is cleared and ready for regular season
New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson says he is fully cleared and ready for the regular season after offseason surgery. He shared the update with attendees at a live recording of the Roommates Show, which he co-hosts with teammate Josh Hart. -
After judge overturns Trump media ban, WSJ asks what it achieved
The Wall Street Journal’s conservative editorial board questioned why Donald Trump barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW from White House grounds after a federal judge overturned the ban early Thursday. It said the outlets could still report without TV cameras. -
French trials test robots and AI for Alzheimer’s care
At Paris’s Broca Hospital and La Septfontoise care home in Tarn-et-Garonne, French trials test robots and personalised AI for people with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative conditions; uses under study include therapy and non-drug support for agitation. -
Stephanie White’s Kelsey Mitchell shirt draws Clark fans’ criticism after Lynx loss
Indiana fell 86-66 to Minnesota in its regular-season finale as Caitlin Clark scored a career-low two points on 1-for-12 shooting. Stephanie White wore a Kelsey Mitchell “Slam” shirt, drawing criticism from Clark fans; the loss left the Fever sixth at 28-16. -
Commenters urge caution over a gift of discolored home-canned fruit
Commenters urged caution after a Reddit user questioned a gift of discolored home-canned fruit; its processing and storage were unknown. They said discoloration alone does not automatically mean it is unsafe; jars can be reused if cleaned and checked for damage. -
STOXX 600 rises 0.7% as oil eases, eyeing first weekly gain in four weeks
European shares rose 0.7% on Friday, with the pan-European STOXX 600 at 640.66 by 0704 GMT and on course to end a three-week losing streak as oil eased after two sessions of gains; investors remained cautious about Middle East developments. -
‘Halima’ takes Best Fiction project prize at Finnish Film Affair
Naima Mohamud’s “Halima,” about a 10-year-old Somali girl in Finland in 1998, won the Finnish Film Affair’s Best Fiction prize. Mohamud’s debut is the first Finnish feature directed by a Black woman and is in post-production, with delivery set for fall 2027. -
More foreign residents push Singapore’s population to a record 6.21 million
Singapore’s population reached a record 6.21 million in June 2026, up 1.6% year on year, as foreign residents rose 3.7% to 1.98 million, government statistics showed. Growth has continued since pandemic restrictions that kept foreigners away were lifted. -
Kiffin starts 2-1 at LSU as previous first-year records ranged from 4-12 to 11-3
In Lane Kiffin’s first season at LSU, the Tigers are 2-1 after a 32-24 loss at Ole Miss and remain in the College Football Playoff hunt. His earlier first-year records ranged from 4-12 with Oakland in 2007 to 11-3 at Florida Atlantic in 2017. -
West Virginia, Kentucky and Wyoming had the highest power carbon intensity in 2024
U.S. Energy Data’s compilation of federal figures shows West Virginia, Kentucky and Wyoming had the highest power-generation carbon intensity in 2024, largely because of coal use; Vermont had the lowest, with essentially all its in-state generation from renewables. -
Lindsay Clancy holdout juror’s lawyer challenges probe request
After a mistrial in Lindsay Clancy’s case, her lawyer Kevin Reddington asked a judge to investigate holdout juror Michael Desronvil’s possible phone use during deliberations. Desronvil’s lawyer called it an attack on the justice system, saying Reddington was a “sore loser.” -
Robertson wants Tottenham back where they belong; United track Seys, Meta unveils VR glasses
Andy Robertson said Tottenham need to return to where they belong; Manchester United are monitoring Club Brugge left-back Joaquin Seys, according to TEAMtalk; Meta announced new VR glasses priced at $1,299 for release in Spring 2027.
