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H.B. Fuller’s Q3 EBITDA climbs 9% as pricing offsets raw-material inflation
H.B. Fuller’s Q3 revenue rose 5.2% (organic growth: 4.4%), adjusted EBITDA grew 9% to $187 million, and adjusted EPS rose 21% to $1.52 as pricing offset raw-material inflation. FY2026 adjusted EBITDA is forecast at $655 million-$670 million, with adjusted EPS of $4.70-$4.85. -
Jaxson Dart to miss season after Giants place him on injured reserve
Jaxson Dart will miss the rest of the season after the New York Giants placed him on injured reserve Thursday; he will undergo knee surgery. Brian Burns (ankle) and Andrew Thomas (groin) also missed practice, and their availability for Sunday's Titans game appears doubtful. -
Virginia Tech faces BC QB Mason McKenzie, who has 225 rushing yards and five interceptions
Virginia Tech visits Boston College on Saturday seeking its first 4-0 start since 2017. Boston College junior QB Mason McKenzie has 225 rushing yards through three games but has thrown five interceptions; weather is expected to significantly affect the matchup. -
Bears’ estimated injury report lists six DNPs before Eagles game
The Bears listed six players as DNP on Thursday’s estimated injury report for Monday’s game against the Eagles, including quarterbacks Caleb Williams (hamstring) and Tyson Bagent (concussion); Chicago did not practice, so participation was estimated. -
Bieniemy praises Travis Kelce and jokes he ‘married up’ to Taylor Swift
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy joked that Travis Kelce “married up” to Taylor Swift, referring to the pair’s summer wedding, and praised Kelce’s leadership, energy and commitment to Kansas City despite his celebrity profile. The Chiefs are 2-0. -
Nationals prospect Devin Fitz-Gerald hit 20 homers amid his mother’s brain tumor diagnosis
Nationals prospect Devin Fitz-Gerald hit .251 with 20 home runs and 15 steals across High-A and Double-A in 2026, while his mother was diagnosed with a brain tumor and told she had about 18 months to live; he said he was playing for her. -
Yahoo Tech experts name nine home gadgets they’d replace if broken
Yahoo Tech’s experts named nine gadgets they use, recommend and would replace if broken: a dual-USB-C cable, Wi-Fi extender, surge-protected power strip, Bluetooth tracker, TV antenna, wireless mouse, Echo Dot, laptop power bank and smart lock. -
Recruiter stands by iced-coffee advice but says workplace context matters
Recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen stands by advising candidates to finish iced coffee before certain on-site interviews, saying it can seem distracting or too casual. She says expectations vary by workplace and underpreparation is the mistake she sees most often. -
Motley Fool favors Innodata over BigBear.ai for 2026
In 2025, Innodata’s revenue rose 48% to nearly $252 million and it earned about $32 million; BigBear.ai’s revenue fell about 19% to nearly $128 million and it lost roughly $294 million. The Motley Fool favors Innodata for 2026 despite risks at both. -
Burke Museum offers a look inside cleaning a Montana hadrosaur fossil
Seattle’s Burke Museum is sharing videos of staff cleaning a sub-adult hadrosaur skull. The dinosaur, identified as Edmontosaurus annectens, was found in Montana and is estimated at about 20 feet long; googly eyes mark where its eyes are believed to have been. -
Without a live interview, Melody Morris says ‘Big Brother’ exit was easier to process
Melody Morris was voted out of “Big Brother 28” on Sept. 23 in the “Egyptian Eviction” twist. She says missing the usual live interview with Julie Chen Moonves helped her process the upset, though she was disappointed not to get the audience debrief. -
Riot Fest's muddy Chicago finale features William Shatner's metal set
Riot Fest 2026 ended Sunday in Chicago after heavy rain left water pooled in Douglass Park, delaying gates by about three hours to 2 p.m. Around 50,000 fans crossed muddy grounds as sets were shortened; William Shatner was among the day's performers. -
Hulu sets Oct. 12 premiere for ‘Clown Panic’ documentary on 2016 sightings
Hulu’s “Clown Panic” premieres Oct. 12 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers. It revisits 2016 clown sightings that spread from a South Carolina community, exploring social media’s role in the nationwide panic that brought school lockdowns and police investigations. -
ZEC rally and inflows lift Grayscale’s Zcash ETF above $915 million
Grayscale’s Zcash ETF had more than $915.1 million in assets on Sept. 22, less than a month after its Aug. 25 listing. The fund’s growth largely reflected ZEC’s 203% rise this year, alongside more than $233 million in net inflows by Sept. 18. -
Tech executives join Trump at White House dinner for Xi Jinping
President Donald Trump hosted China’s Xi Jinping at a White House state dinner Thursday, attended by tech leaders Sam Altman, Jensen Huang and Elon Musk. Earlier talks covered Taiwan, trade and artificial intelligence; guests dined on sesame-crusted sea bass. -
CrowdStrike brings Falcon to Snowflake Marketplace in new partnership
CrowdStrike and Snowflake announced an Aug. 31 partnership to offer Falcon through the Snowflake Marketplace. Joint enterprise customers can use pre-committed Snowflake capacity for Falcon subscriptions, with tools linking Snowflake data and security telemetry across platforms. -
Google expands Demand Gen with YouTube AI, one-tap ads and Maps extensions
Google is rolling out Demand Gen updates this week: YouTube viewers can ask AI-powered questions about products shown in videos, one-tap image ads are coming to Shorts and Gmail, and businesses can promote locations through affiliate extensions in Google Maps. -
UN approves first sea-level rise declaration as leaders urge climate action
The U.N. General Assembly approved its first declaration on sea-level rise Thursday as leaders from Brazil, Nepal, Japan and elsewhere called for collective climate action. The statement seeks a sustained, coordinated and adequately funded international response. -
Dove Cameron and Måneskin frontman Damiano David wed in Tuscany
Dove Cameron and Måneskin frontman Damiano David married on Sept. 24, 2026, at the historic Town Hall in Montalcino, Tuscany, PEOPLE confirmed. They announced their engagement in January 2026; Vogue reported they had been engaged since October 2025. -
Venice Token’s near-1,800% rise this year comes with risks
Venice AI’s Venice Token has risen nearly 1,800% this year. Staking unlocks higher tiers and daily AI capacity; part of subscription revenue funds buybacks and burns. A few whales hold most tokens; some past gains were driven by leveraged liquidations. -
After a Spain soccer tournament, Kim Kardashian and Natalie Ento pitched ‘Team Moms: Baseball’
Kim Kardashian says “Team Moms: Baseball” began as a joke with Natalie Ento at a soccer tournament in Spain three years ago. They pitched it to several networks; the series, following parents at a Scottsdale baseball training school, is now streaming on Paramount+. -
Motorola confirms Signature 27 flagship is coming to North America
Motorola is bringing its Signature 27 flagship to North America, unlike the previous model. Executive Nicole Hagen cited feedback from customers, media and analysts, and U.S.-registered Signature phones bought abroad. No launch date or other specs are public. -
Packers’ last Week 3 game-day spot hinges on Hargrave or Campbell
Green Bay’s only unsettled spot on its projected 48-man roster for Thursday against Atlanta is at defensive line: Javon Hargrave or Anthony Campbell is expected to be active. The Packers did not elevate practice-squad lineman Eric Johnson II. -
DHS says Mario David Coronado Juárez was not ICE’s target in fatal Michigan crash
Guatemalan immigrant Mario David Coronado Juárez, 35, died in a fiery Grand Rapids crash Sept. 20 after DHS said he sped away from an attempted ICE stop; agents were seeking the car’s registered owner, not him, and said they abandoned the stop for public safety. -
Saints list Chase Young as a full participant before Raiders game
Chase Young fully participated in Thursday’s Saints practice ahead of the Sept. 27 home game against Las Vegas. Five players were listed as not practicing: four with injury or illness designations and Davon Godchaux under “Rest-NIR”; Travis Etienne Jr. was limited. -
Proposed NYC bill could allow revocation of Mangione activist Abril Rios’ press credential
Abril Rios, a part-time communications and constituent-services aide to Jersey City Councilman Jake Ephros, has supported Luigi Mangione at hearings using an NYC press credential. A proposed bill could allow credentials to be revoked after an administrative hearing. -
Crow-Armstrong becomes MLB’s seventh 40-homer, 40-steal player
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong became MLB’s seventh 40-40 player on Sept. 24, stealing his 40th base against Miami after reaching 40 home runs. The article cites his WAR lead over Shohei Ohtani as support for his NL MVP case. -
Researchers identify Dasypeltis albigularis as a new snake species
Researchers identified Dasypeltis albigularis as a new egg-eating snake in Ethiopia’s Harenna Forest after seven years of DNA sequencing, physical comparisons and captive-breeding work. The female was initially mistaken for a juvenile Montane Egg-eater, Dasypeltis atra. -
No. 1 Texas-Tennessee matchup headlines the Week 4 watchlist
The Week 4 college football guide highlights No. 1 Texas at No. 14 Tennessee as Saturday’s marquee matchup; Texas will play on the road for the first time this season. Other ranked contests include No. 17 Iowa at No. 18 Michigan and No. 23 Texas A&M at No. 10 LSU.
