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Karl Rove calls Bo French a Nazi, says Paxton is struggling in Senate race
At the Texas Tribune Festival, Republican strategist Karl Rove said his party was being infiltrated by “people like Bo French,” whom he called a Nazi, and said Ken Paxton is struggling against Democrat James Talarico in the Texas Senate race, citing Paxton’s multiple scandals. -
Schlittler says Red Sox criticism is fueling his Wild Card start
Yankees starter Cam Schlittler said Monday he is using criticism from Red Sox fans and Boston media as fuel before Tuesday’s Wild Card Series opener in the Bronx. He said he is focused on his job; New York is set to face Payton Tolle at 8 p.m. EST. -
‘Line of Fire’ cast includes a 2025 engagement and decades-long marriages
Off screen, “Line of Fire” star Hope Davis has been married to Jon Patrick Walker since 2002, while Kat Cunning got engaged to “Fire Country” actor Jules Latimer in 2025. Sam Waterston and Anna Chlumsky are also among the cast’s long-married stars. -
Utah judge permits Micah Smith to speak with his children under supervision
Judge Elizabeth Hruby-Mills allowed Micah Smith, who has pleaded not guilty to three counts each of child torture and child abuse, to speak with his three children under supervision by their court-appointed guardian ad litem; he cannot discuss the case with them. -
UAE confirms Netanyahu’s Sunday visit as president discusses bilateral ties
The UAE’s WAM news agency confirmed Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s Sunday visit, saying President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed discussed bilateral ties with him. Netanyahu’s office said the president invited him, and talks focused on regional challenges and stronger ties. -
Armstrong keeps $400,000 Bitcoin outlook for 2030 but calls it speculative
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reaffirmed his view that Bitcoin could reach $400,000 by 2030, but said the forecast was speculation, not a guarantee. He said Bitcoin could climb to $80,000-$90,000 by year-end, while short-term prices are harder to predict. -
MotoGP selects Accenture for streaming service ahead of 2027
MotoGP Group selected Accenture on Sept. 10 to build a direct-to-fan streaming service ahead of the 2027 season. The planned hub will combine MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and World Superbike, with customizable coverage, interactive multi-camera viewing and real-time telemetry. -
GMO says rising U.S. share supply could weigh on stock returns
GMO analysts say rising U.S. share supply could dampen likely returns by perhaps 20% relative to normal over the next 18 months. They say new listings and insider sales are arriving as passive investing leaves fewer buyers to absorb shares. -
Cardinals claim Chase Hampton off waivers from Nationals to open offseason
The St. Louis Cardinals claimed right-hander Chase Hampton off waivers from the Washington Nationals on Monday. The 25-year-old has yet to make his MLB debut and posted an 8.18 ERA over 55 minor-league innings across three levels in 2026. -
Trump criticizes Canada as Ottawa seeks closer EU ties
Donald Trump called Canada “one of the worst countries” to deal with, accusing Ottawa of treating the U.S. unfairly and imposing tariffs of “400% and more” on some American farm goods. The remarks come as Ottawa seeks closer European ties amid an escalating trade dispute. -
Bristol Myers says arlo-cel met primary endpoint in Phase 2 myeloma trial
Bristol Myers Squibb said its Phase 2 QUINTESSENTIAL trial of arlo-cel met its primary endpoint in quadruple-class-exposed adults with relapsed or refractory myeloma, reporting a statistically significant and clinically meaningful overall response rate. -
Space-farming methods could support fresh-produce supplies in harsh regions
Space-farming systems such as hydroponics and sensor-controlled greenhouses could supply fresh produce in arid, high-altitude and remote areas. OPIT professor Sylvester Kaczmarek told Forbes they suit high-value crops, but costs and energy use limit wider adoption. -
NFL selects Broncos guard Quinn Meinerz for a PED test after Rams game
Broncos guard Quinn Meinerz was notified Monday of his selection for an NFL performance-enhancing substance test after Sunday's Rams game. He was instructed to take it before afternoon team activities; the article reports neither completion nor a result. -
David Gardner tackles five AI questions on investing and the future
Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner answers five AI-generated questions in the fourth “ChatGPT Asks, David Answers” episode. He says quarterly portfolio reviews may be less suited to a faster-moving future and would most want to know SpaceX’s share price on Dec. 31, 2046. -
Kevin Nash says Reigns and Rollins’ SummerSlam match put him off wrestling
Kevin Nash criticized Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins’ SummerSlam match for favoring high spots over psychology. He said the pair no-sold each other’s finishers for five minutes after the referee went down and that he has not returned to wrestling. -
France beat Belgium 1-0 with Camavinga playing the full match
Eduardo Camavinga played the full match in France’s 1-0 Nations League win over Belgium on Monday, completing 62 of 66 passes and creating three chances. Injuries to Kylian Mbappé and Ibrahima Konaté left him as the only Real Madrid player in France’s squad. -
Alito recuses from Boulder climate case after calls over oil holdings
Justice Samuel Alito recused himself Monday from the Supreme Court case involving Boulder, Colorado, officials’ climate lawsuit against Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil. Calls for his recusal cited his holdings in other oil companies; the court letter gave no reason. -
Jose Altuve's 105 playoff games exceed totals of 17 MLB franchises
Jose Altuve is tied with the Mets franchise at 105 career postseason games, a total higher than 17 MLB franchises' all-time counts. He is set to pass New York with an appearance in Houston's Wild Card opener against the White Sox on Tuesday. -
Patriots turned to Rouse at right guard after Van Roten’s injury
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said Walter Rouse replaced Greg Van Roten at right guard after Van Roten left with a thigh injury; Rouse had been working there. Ben Brown was planned as center and first left-guard option. Rouse allowed four pressures and a sack. -
Medicare Advantage's average monthly premium falls to $12 in 2027; Part D rises to $36
CMS says Medicare Advantage premiums will average $12 a month in 2027, down from $14.37, while stand-alone Part D premiums rise to $36 from $35.09. Enrollees can switch plans during open enrollment Oct. 15-Dec. 7 for coverage beginning Jan. 1, 2027. -
SB Nation asks Indiana fans what needs work in Big Ten play
SB Nation asks Indiana fans what the 4-0 Hoosiers need to improve in Big Ten play after a 29-23 win over Northwestern left them 1-0 in conference. The survey names quarterback Josh Hoover, the offensive line and secondary as possible concerns, but includes no fan responses. -
AMD plans $8.2 billion all-stock acquisition of World Labs
AMD said it will buy AI startup World Labs for $8.2 billion in an all-stock deal, gaining research on systems that model the physical world. Fei-Fei Li will join AMD as executive vice president and chief scientist after closing, expected by the end of 2026. -
Miami could have four players back for Clemson; Lucas remains uncertain
Miami coach Mario Cristobal expects Mark Fletcher Jr. and Ahmad Moten Sr. to be available against Clemson on Saturday. He said Armondo Blount and Damari Brown should also be ready; Xavier Lucas could join them, depending on his evaluation this week. -
Kabayel-Hysa heavyweight bout reportedly set for Nov. 28 in Düsseldorf
Multiple outlets report that WBC heavyweight champion Agit Kabayel (27-0, 19 KOs) will face undefeated Nelson Hysa (25-0, 23 KOs) on Nov. 28 at Düsseldorf’s 50,000-capacity Merkur Spiel-Arena; the reported bout gives Hysa a title opportunity. -
Astros to use bullpen game in Wild Card opener against White Sox
Houston will use a bullpen game in Tuesday’s Wild Card opener against the White Sox, Joe Espada said. Hunter Brown won’t start after throwing 100 pitches over 5⅓ innings Friday; starting Tuesday would leave him with only three days’ rest. -
Kentucky sees potential regular-season returns for Noah and Williams
Kentucky says Trent Noah’s hamstring is improving and hopes he can return in a few weeks; it is also hopeful Kam Williams will be back for the regular-season start after surgery for a reinjured Jones fracture. Both are likely to miss exhibition games. -
RAYE denies dating Michael B. Jordan and says they’re working together
RAYE said she and Michael B. Jordan are friends, not a couple, and are working on an undisclosed professional project after their August trip to Six Flags Magic Mountain. She denied dating rumors in red-carpet interviews at the Sept. 27 MTV VMAs.
