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Netherlands rescue 1-1 draw as Van Dijk calls Germany goal a disgrace
Virgil van Dijk called Germany’s goal a “disgrace” after the Netherlands earned a 1-1 UEFA Nations League draw with a stoppage-time equalizer. Dutch players wanted play stopped when Brian Brobbey went down injured; Joshua Kimmich defended the goal as legal. -
Padres level Dodgers series as playoff berth remains unclinched
The San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, scoring five runs while allowing one, to force a rubber match in the series. San Diego had not clinched a playoff spot; after Tuesday’s loss, its magic number was two with five games remaining. -
Two German courts leave sales bans on certain plug-in solar batteries in place
Courts in Bochum and Osnabrück upheld sales bans on certain plug-in solar batteries over alleged missing circuit-overload protection, finding the systems failed VDE standards. One ban is legally effective; violations can bring fines of up to €250,000. -
Tesla Semi rollout planned for Thursday's Nevada plant inauguration
Tesla plans to roll out its electric Semi trucks late Thursday at the inauguration of its Sparks, Nevada, plant. Their range is up to 500 miles; Tesla's July letter said production would begin in 2026, after an earlier volume-production target for this year. -
Berenberg upgrades GSK and raises target to 2,200p on pipeline momentum
Berenberg upgraded GSK to Buy from Hold on Sept. 15 and raised its price target to 2,200p from 2,000p, citing pipeline momentum. That day, GSK agreed to acquire global rights to Chimagen’s trispecific T-cell engager for multiple myeloma in a deal worth up to $750 million. -
Twilio shares gain 3.1% as four firms raise targets amid AI focus
Twilio shares rose 3.1% on Sept. 24 to $299.66 as four firms raised price targets. Its AI-related investment case is that assistants could increase messaging and voice traffic on its network; the stock has roughly tripled from its $98.44 low over the past year. -
Justin Herbert’s under-pressure rating stands at 61.8 through two games
Justin Herbert’s passer rating under pressure is 61.8 through two games, down from an NFL-best 99.4 as a rookie in 2020. After five straight seasons outside the top 20, how he handles pressure behind a reserve-heavy offensive line against Buffalo is a key Week 3 storyline. -
Broncos’ Dobbins and Harvey return to full practice; Coleman misses again
Denver Broncos running backs J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey returned to full practice Thursday, while rookie Jonah Coleman did not practice for a second straight day with an ankle injury. The article assessed his game availability as in doubt, pending Friday’s update. -
Xbox exec says GTA 6 preorders are breaking records despite PS5 lead
Xbox executive Matthew Ball refuted a report that Microsoft is unhappy with GTA 6 preorders, saying the game is breaking Xbox records and Xbox’s preorder share matches its share of the console market. Sensor Tower puts PS5 at 77% of presales and Xbox at 23%. -
Portadown’s Drumcree march route ruling may come by Saturday
Northern Ireland’s Parades Commission may announce by Saturday whether Sunday’s Orange Order march in Portadown can use the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road or must be rerouted. Unionist politicians urged approval despite opposition from local residents. -
Contineum’s PIPE-307 misses Phase 2 depression trial’s primary endpoint
Contineum-developed JNJ-5120/PIPE-307 missed the primary efficacy endpoint in a Phase 2 study of 107 adults with major depression. Contineum said the drug was well tolerated, with no new safety signals; J&J is reviewing data before deciding next steps. -
GfK puts UK consumer confidence at its strongest since August 2024
GfK’s UK consumer confidence measure rose one point to -13 in September, its highest since August 2024, as households grew more optimistic about personal finances. It beat Reuters economists’ forecast of a fall to -16, though the measure remained negative. -
IBM connects Digital Asset Haven to Swift as 17 banks pilot tokenized deposits
IBM linked Digital Asset Haven to Swift’s blockchain-based shared ledger, where 17 banks are piloting tokenized deposits. Two beta updates add familiar ISO 20022 payment messaging and an on-premises option, keeping software and cryptographic keys in-house. -
NASA’s X-59 tests sonic-boom reduction as drone debate continues
NASA’s X-59, which first flew in 2025, is breaking the sound barrier over selected US towns to test whether its elongated nose can soften sonic booms; community surveys will gauge public reaction as experts debate when experimental jets need pilots. -
Musiala pulled from Germany XI; Klopp says injury was unrelated to his condition
Jamal Musiala was withdrawn from Germany’s XI before facing the Netherlands after a reported thigh problem in warm-ups. Jürgen Klopp said it was a “football injury,” unrelated to Musiala’s neurological condition. A scan is pending, and Musiala will likely miss the rest of the ’s. -
H.E.R. makes her voice-acting debut in DreamWorks’ Filipino-focused ‘Forgotten Island’
H.E.R. makes her voice-acting debut as Jo in DreamWorks’ “Forgotten Island,” which opens in theaters Sept. 25. She says the Filipino-culture story is personal: she is half Filipino, half Black and sometimes felt out of place between the two communities. -
Brian Daboll says Jaxson Dart will return stronger after season-ending knee injury
New York Giants starting quarterback Jaxson Dart is out for the 2026 season after a knee injury Monday night. Former coach Brian Daboll, who pushed the team to draft him, said Thursday he believes Dart will return “stronger than ever.” -
Study finds nearly 17% of children starting GLP-1s had nutrition-related diagnoses within a year
A study of medical claims for 2,031 patients ages 10–17 found 16.88% had a nutrition-related diagnosis within a year of starting a GLP-1 drug. The researchers said it was designed to describe real-world patterns, not establish that the drugs caused the diagnoses. -
Rachel Danis says Patrick Clancy's warmth toward her sister deepened her feelings
Dr. Rachel Danis says she began to see a future with Patrick Clancy after watching him warmly interact with her sister, Lauren, who has Down syndrome, following the 2024 NYC Half Marathon. She recalled the moment in a bonus clip from their “60 Minutes” interview. -
Miliband tells Iran's Araqchi Britain will not tolerate hostile activity on UK soil
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi that Britain would not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity by Iran-linked groups on UK soil, Sky News reported. They met on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. -
Apple unveils $1,999 iPhone Duo as Siri AI rolls out in beta
Apple unveiled the $1,999 iPhone Duo, its first foldable, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro at CEO John Ternus’ first major product event. The pitch centered on Siri AI and on-device processing; Siri AI is in beta but initially unavailable in the EU and China. -
Holdout juror prepares bar complaint against Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer
Michael Peguy Desronvil, the holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy’s case, plans a bar complaint against her lawyer Kevin Reddington, TMZ reports. His side says he believes Reddington publicly identified and targeted him after the mistrial; Reddington’s camp declined comment. -
DeVonta Smith among four Eagles who miss practice; Barkley limited
The Eagles listed DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert, Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley as not practicing Thursday before Monday’s Week 3 game against Chicago. Saquon Barkley was limited with a stinger; Smith was listed with a hamstring injury. -
Jenna Johnson says rehearsal talks on anxiety shaped Harry Shum Jr.’s DWTS scream
Jenna Johnson said a shortened “Dancing With the Stars” package left out rehearsal context for Harry Shum Jr.’s Sept. 22 scream. They had discussed anxiety, pressure and self-doubt building toward an emotional breaking point, with 14 couples still competing in Week 2. -
Panthers' Coker and Legette miss practice ahead of Browns matchup
Panthers receivers Jalen Coker (ankle) and Xavier Legette (knee) did not practice ahead of Week 3 against the Browns; Coker was downgraded from limited, while Legette was newly listed. Linebacker Devin Lloyd (calf) also did not practice. -
Oregon soccer visits Northwestern as volleyball opens Big Ten at Wisconsin
Oregon soccer visits Northwestern at 4:30 p.m. PDT Thursday, seeking a conference win after opening with a 0-1 loss, 1-0 win and 1-1 tie; volleyball starts Big Ten play at No. 6 Wisconsin at 5 p.m. after a 9-1 nonconference season. Both games are on B1G+. -
Dominican Republic-Nicaragua Nations League match set for FS2 Sept. 24
The Dominican Republic hosts Nicaragua at Cibao FC Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. EDT in the CONCACAF Nations League. FOX Sports 2 will carry the match, and it will stream on Fubo, which offers a free trial; regional restrictions may apply.
