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Ottawa launches process to rename Trump Avenue after unanimous council vote
Ottawa City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to start renaming Trump Avenue, named after Donald Trump in the late 1990s. Residents will suggest replacement names as Councilor Riley Brockington leads the process; the street has not yet been renamed. -
Insider Monkey favors ASML over Applied Materials on risk-adjusted value
Insider Monkey favors ASML over Applied Materials as the better risk-adjusted stock, despite forward earnings multiples of about 31 versus 27, citing EUV tools’ hard-to-replace role; it flags ASML’s customer concentration and China export-control exposure. -
Brad Pitt wears a striped pajama-style set while out in Spain
Brad Pitt was seen leaving a hotel in Spain with girlfriend Ines de Ramon after their appearance at the 74th San Sebastián Film Festival. He wore a blue striped, pajama-style set with yellow sneakers; de Ramon wore a matching beige outfit. -
After three churches merged, ResoundingJoy marks a year of local service
ResoundingJoy Church in Colerain Township marks its first anniversary after three congregations merged. It offers neighbors non-food and clothing assistance, music training for young people and is starting work with local high schools to involve students. -
Esquel-linked Vietnam factories sent at least $5 million in cotton goods to the U.S.
Three Vietnam garment makers tied to Esquel exported at least $5 million in cotton goods to the U.S. after Esquel’s November 2024 blacklisting over alleged Xinjiang forced-labor links. Reuters couldn’t confirm whether the goods used cotton from Esquel or Xinjiang. -
Pope Leo XIV to begin first France trip as pontiff on Friday
Pope Leo XIV is due to start a four-day visit to France on Friday, his first trip there since becoming pope. In Paris, he is scheduled to meet President Emmanuel Macron, visit UNESCO and celebrate Mass at the Stade de France, where around 80,000 people are expected. -
Grimes and MOLIY join Hatsune Miku on a new collaborative EP
Hatsune Miku’s new EP, EMERGE M♡DE MIKU, brings the virtual singer together with Grimes, MOLIY and other international artists, alongside Japanese VOCALOID producers. Released as part of BEYOND BORDERs, it is available on streaming platforms. -
Tamarcus Cooley comes off LSU’s injury report before Texas A&M game
LSU removed Tamarcus Cooley from Thursday’s injury report for Saturday’s game against Texas A&M, while Ja’Keem Jackson moved from doubtful to questionable. The Aggies listed Jamarion Morrow and Ashton Bethel-Roman as questionable and Terry Bussey out. -
Late-round NFL rookies earn key roles, including undrafted Chiefs tackle Kahlil Benson
The roundup highlights NFL rookies drafted 33rd or later who have taken key roles through the first two weeks. Undrafted Chiefs tackle Kahlil Benson started at left tackle in Week 1; Browns guard Austin Barber allowed no pressures on 36 pass-blocking snaps in Week 2. -
Hamilton County Democratic Party vice chair denounces racist vandalism of Elizabeth Tye signs
Hamilton County Democratic Party vice chair Jasmine Coaston says Black candidate Elizabeth Tye’s yard signs were repeatedly defaced in racist ways across Hamilton County. She condemned the vandalism and urged Tye’s opponent, Judge Ralph (Ted) Winkler, to do so too. -
Society often debates technology rules after adoption, Enquirer contributor argues
Enquirer contributor Dennis Doyle argues that online gambling, AI and autonomous vehicles are spreading before society agrees on how to govern them. He cites reporter Dan Horn’s two-month gambling experiment and expanding prediction markets. -
Stephanie White says Boston’s lower-leg issue flared up in Fever loss
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White said Aliyah Boston’s lower-leg issue flared up in an 86-66 loss to Minnesota, and Boston was kept out as a precaution. Tyasha Harris left with a left-ankle injury and was still being evaluated, with no update available. -
Chinese imagery aids Iran’s targeting of US bases and Strait of Hormuz shipping, sources say
Four sources told CNN that US intelligence assessments say Chinese satellite imagery has helped Iran improve targeting of US bases and ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say it enabled a precise July strike on a Jordan base that killed three US service members. -
Polls show Trump out of step with voters on prices, Iran and AI before midterms
CNN polls show only 27% confident in President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy, 26% approve of his handling of the Iran war, and seven in 10 want more government regulation of AI. The findings point to potential Republican vulnerability in November’s midterms. -
Trump narrows federal tools for addressing racial disparities in schools
Trump is curbing federal remedies for racial disparities in schools: the Education Department rescinded a rule letting schools compare outcomes by race and warned against considering race in discipline. DOJ says it has closed over 50 desegregation cases since he took office. -
Trump plans to show Xi US founding documents at National Archives
Trump plans to take Xi Jinping to the National Archives on Friday, where Xi is expected to see the Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights before departing Washington after a three-day visit with no major breakthroughs on trade or AI safety. -
Liberty rallies past Coastal Carolina 34-17 on Chadwell’s return
Jamey Chadwell’s Liberty beat Coastal Carolina 34-17, outscoring his former team 24-0 in the second half to overcome a 17-10 halftime deficit. Kam Davis rushed for a career-high 166 yards, while Makai Jackson had 149 receiving yards and two touchdowns. -
U.S. clocks remain set to fall back Nov. 1 as bill awaits Senate vote
Daylight saving time is scheduled to end at 2 a.m. on Nov. 1, 2026, when most Americans will set clocks back an hour. The House passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, but the Senate has not voted, so the current schedule remains in place. -
Late Gakpo equalizer earns Netherlands 1-1 draw against Germany; Falk revisits Kane clause
Germany began the Jürgen Klopp era with a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands. Felix Nmecha scored in the 32nd minute, but Cody Gakpo equalized in stoppage time. Christian Falk separately reports Kane’s camp could envisage a release clause in a new Bayern deal. -
Locus launches checkout tool to match delivery promises with logistics capacity
Locus launched Delivery Promise Management, linking checkout to real-time logistics data so retailers can offer feasible delivery options. In a test of one retailer’s historical orders, the company says 98.5% of orders had feasible windows and orders lacking a slot fell 58%. -
Justin Jones and Crystalyne Curley to debate Friday for Navajo presidency
Justin Jones and Crystalyne Curley, the two candidates for Navajo Nation president, are set to debate Friday, Sept. 25, at Navajo Technical University’s Wellness Center in Crownpoint, New Mexico. Their vice-presidential running mates will also participate. -
Insider Monkey sees stronger upside case for Digital Realty than Equinix
Insider Monkey sees more upside in Digital Realty at current prices, citing faster leasing and 2026 multiples of about 22x core FFO/share versus Equinix’s nearly 24x AFFO/share. The case hinges on development spending earning rent without excessive dilution. -
Federal sources say UMass Dartmouth murder suspect overstayed visa, got deferred action
Chukwunonso Eze is charged with murder in the stabbing death of UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine. Federal sources told Fox News he entered the U.S. on a tourist visa in 2015, overstayed after two extensions and received deferred action in 2022 and 2025. -
Experts expect Trump-Xi summit to focus on extending trade truce
Experts say Donald Trump and Xi Jinping may use their summit to extend a fragile trade truce and steady US-China ties, rather than secure major deals. Washington also wants China to speed up critical-mineral shipments resumed after their Busan meeting. -
DOJ Epstein database has no record backing claim of 345 Trump island visits
A viral post claiming Donald Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island 345 times is unsupported: the Justice Department’s publicly searchable Epstein Library, last updated Sept. 11, 2026, contains no record of hundreds of such visits, Lead Stories reported. -
2024 Trump voters in focus group voice criticism of Senate nominee Ken Paxton
At a New York Times focus group, some participants called Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton a “crook” or “morally corrupt.” All 12 voted for Trump in 2024 and are considering a vote for Democrat James Talarico or sitting out, though not all favor him. -
Insider Monkey sees Nvidia as a stronger risk-adjusted choice than AMD
Insider Monkey favors Nvidia over AMD on risk-adjusted value: a common S&P Global measure updated Sept. 24 put their forward earnings multiples at 18.7x and 55.6x, respectively. It says AMD’s premium requires sustained share gains and margin expansion. -
Mokaev wants Joshua Van next, citing results against shared opponents
Muhammad Mokaev says he wants to fight Joshua Van next and is “levels above” him. He cites Van going to a decision with Cody Durden versus his own finish of Durden in under a minute, and says he beat Charles Johnson, whom Van lost to by knockout.
