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‘Scrubs’ season 2 adds Tamera Mowry-Housley as guest star
Tamera Mowry-Housley joins ABC’s “Scrubs” reboot in Season 2 as guest star Dr. Steffie, a pediatrician who tries to persuade Tosh to choose pediatrics. The two-episode premiere airs Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. on ABC; episodes stream on Hulu and Disney+ the next day. -
After Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury, Stephen A. Smith urges Giants to pursue a trade for Shedeur Sanders
Stephen A. Smith urged the New York Giants to pursue a trade for Browns backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders after Jaxson Dart was ruled out for the rest of 2026 with a knee injury against the Rams. Jameis Winston is expected to start in Dart’s absence. -
Leo Rivas returns as Seattle puts Brock Rodden on 10-day IL
The Seattle Mariners placed infielder Brock Rodden on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to Sept. 23, with inflammation in his left patellar tendon. They activated infielder Leo Rivas to take his place for the final weekend of the regular season. -
U.S. Army awards AeroVironment $464.8 million laser contract
The U.S. Army awarded AeroVironment a $464.8 million contract for its Enduring High Energy Laser (E-HEL) program, part of the company’s LOCUST line. AeroVironment will provide continued training and system support for defenses against small- to medium-sized drones. -
House passes bill to put AM radio in every new U.S. vehicle
The House passed a bill that would require AM radio in every new U.S. car and truck, with no fees or subscriptions. The Congressional Budget Office estimates it would affect 2 million to 2.5 million vehicles a year; the bill now goes to the Senate. -
The Only Colors contributor predicts a 27-24 Michigan State win over Nebraska
In an SB Nation Q&A ahead of Nebraska’s first Big Ten matchup of 2026 against Michigan State, The Only Colors contributor O predicts a 27-24 Spartans win. O says Nebraska’s scoring could make it a shootout, but believes MSU can slow the game down. -
Monster Beverage gets the nod over e.l.f. Beauty in 2026 stock comparison
Motley Fool’s author favors Monster Beverage over e.l.f. Beauty for 2026, citing its scale, profits and international growth. Monster’s latest quarter topped $2.5 billion in revenue, with double-digit growth in every region; international sales are nearly half its business. -
Motley Fool picks Intuitive Machines over AST SpaceMobile for 2026
The Motley Fool's 2026 pick is Intuitive Machines over AST SpaceMobile, citing price-to-sales ratios of 1.3x and 149x, respectively. Both posted fiscal 2025 losses; the article projects Intuitive Machines' revenue at $952 million in fiscal 2026. -
Motley Fool writer urges caution on Monster Beverage shares
Motley Fool contributor Selena Maranjian urges caution on Monster Beverage: its forward P/E of 34 is above its five-year average of 31, and its price-to-sales ratio is 9.5 versus 8.4. She also cites competition, inflation and analysts’ 10% revenue-growth estimate for 2027. -
Angela Paxton urges GOP women to put the Senate seat ahead of candidates
Texas state Sen. Angela Paxton urged Republican women on Sept. 18 to vote for the party’s candidates, saying the U.S. Senate seat mattered more than a candidate, even if party members were angry. She did not name her estranged husband, GOP nominee Ken Paxton. -
Kyle Juszczyk appeals reported $14,926 NFL fine over touchdown gesture
San Francisco 49ers star Kyle Juszczyk is appealing a reported $14,926 NFL fine for miming a drink during a touchdown celebration. The league said it resembled chugging beer and could be construed as poor taste; the gesture is an ode to his “Juice” nickname. -
Records dispute Sunny Hostin's claim she was sole holdout in Rakowitz's 1991 trial
On The View, Sunny Hostin said she was the lone holdout who persuaded 11 others to find Daniel Rakowitz not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1991 trial over Monika Beerle's 1989 murder; an NJ.com update says records dispute that she alone held out. -
Macron says France will send troops and defence systems to protect Yanbu
France will send troops, radar and defence systems to protect Yanbu, a key Saudi energy port, President Emmanuel Macron said. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis have hit the route with missiles; he said France’s role is to protect the site, not join a conflict. -
MMA mailbag questions the case for banning oblique kicks
A weekly MMA mailbag argues that banning straight kicks to the kneecap is hard to justify: the writer says career-ending injuries remain mostly theoretical, with few actual cases, and questions how a rule could distinguish the kick from other legal attacks. -
Hayley Williams honors ex-husband Chad Gilbert after his death at 45
Paramore singer Hayley Williams posted an Instagram Stories tribute to ex-husband Chad Gilbert on Wednesday, three days after the New Found Glory guitarist died of brain cancer at 45. She said their time together taught her a lot and thanked him for his influence. -
Six Big Ten picks project one-point wins for Maryland and Oregon
The writer picks Washington, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Penn State and Oregon to win this week’s six Big Ten matchups, after going 14–4 overall and .500 against the spread during nonconference play. Maryland–UCLA and Oregon–USC are projected as one-point games. -
New migraine guidance adds first-line CGRP drugs, lowers prevention threshold
The American Academy of Neurology’s first migraine-guideline update since 2012 lowers the threshold for considering preventive care from eight monthly migraines to four and adds CGRP inhibitors as first-line options alongside traditional medicines. -
Karoline Leavitt says Trump may listen to women more than men
Former Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Sean Hannity’s podcast that Trump may listen to women more than men and has “such respect” for them. She cited his appointments of women to senior posts and said he appreciated her criticism of journalists. -
‘Tracker’ Season 4 puts viewers ahead of Colter on a family secret
Justin Hartley says “Tracker” Season 4 will keep viewers ahead of Colter Shaw on what his father did to him as a child, though the reveal is set aside for now. Russell took a shady job in last season’s finale to keep Colter from learning it; the season premieres Oct. 4. -
Atlanta, Las Vegas or Golden State could await the Indiana Fever in the playoffs
The Indiana Fever will be seeded fifth or sixth in the WNBA playoffs. A Thursday win over Minnesota or a Washington Mystics loss secures fifth; if Indiana loses and Washington wins, the Fever finish sixth, facing Las Vegas or Golden State rather than Atlanta. -
Jinger Duggar Vuolo says a fourth child isn't planned for now
Jinger Duggar Vuolo said she and husband Jeremy are not planning a fourth baby for now, answering a follower during an Instagram Stories Q&A on Sept. 23. The couple is enjoying life with their three children: Felicity, 7, Evangeline, 4, and Finnegan, 17 months. -
Hesperia single-engine plane crash leaves two dead
Two people aboard an Aeronca Champion were found dead after the single-engine plane crashed off Summit Valley Road in Hesperia Thursday morning, San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials said. The crash was reported around 9:45 a.m.; the FAA and NTSB are investigating. -
New York Times shares slide amid suit alleging bias in Israel-Hamas coverage
Major shareholders sued The New York Times on Wednesday over alleged bias in its Israel-Hamas war coverage, seeking internal records. The company's shares fell as much as 11.9% this week and were down 9.8% at 2:09 p.m. EDT Thursday; the Times denied the claims. -
Nick Chubb to retire as a Brown after one-day deal with Cleveland
Nick Chubb will sign a one-day contract with Cleveland and retire as a Brown, the team announced Thursday. The 30-year-old spent seven of his eight NFL seasons with the Browns and will be honored at their Week 3 home opener against Carolina. -
Beckham, Moore and Von Teese's wedding looks: purple, lilac and red-blue silk
Victoria Beckham wore purple at her 1999 wedding reception, Julianne Moore chose a lilac Prada dress for her 2003 ceremony, and Dita Von Teese’s 2005 Vivienne Westwood gown only looked purple: its silk was woven from red and blue.
