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Samuray del Sol fronts Nissan Frontier campaign during injury recovery
Former WWE wrestler Samuray del Sol is fronting Nissan’s national Frontier campaign while recovering from an injury. He urges aspiring wrestlers to keep a day job rather than rely on wrestling alone, drawing on his own experience. -
Murray expects more chances for Chiefs rookie Emmett Johnson
Chiefs running backs coach DeMarco Murray says rookie Emmett Johnson will continue getting chances, praising his special-teams, blocking and running work. Johnson has 10 touches for 39 yards through two games; Kenneth Walker played 68% of snaps in Week 1 and 83% in Week 2. -
Carlson urges Trump’s removal under 25th Amendment over Iran threats
Tucker Carlson urged President Donald Trump’s Cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove him, saying Trump should have been ousted after what Carlson called a nuclear threat against Iran. He made the call in an NPR interview published Thursday. -
Market Hang panel weighs AI governance, human costs and learning from mistakes
A Market Hang panel debated how society should govern AI, with one speaker arguing mistakes may be necessary to work out what to do. Another warned that a broad economic shift to AI could bring job losses, lost income and a loss of identity; the panel had no answer. -
Rodriguez and Gordon start as Rockies try to avoid Diamondbacks sweep
Arizona’s Eduardo Rodriguez (15-7, 2.89 ERA) starts against Colorado’s Tanner Gordon (1-5, 6.01) at Coors Field as the Rockies try to avoid a sweep after losing the previous night. Colorado is 32-48 at home this season. First pitch is 1:10 p.m. MT on Rockies.TV. -
Judge rejects bid to permanently seal Josh Jacobs case evidence; police to handle requests
A Brown County judge rejected the victim’s request to permanently seal evidence in Josh Jacobs’s case and referred the matter to Hobart/Lawrence police, which will handle new public-records requests. The ruling does not mean the records will be released immediately. -
Failed Face ID checks can restart some iPhone 18 Pro models; fix due next week
Apple says an update coming early next week will address a bug affecting some iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models. A failed Face ID check during app authentication can make affected phones briefly freeze and restart; Apple has not named the update or given an exact release date. -
Disney hikes streaming prices but leaves its $35.99 ad-supported bundle unchanged
Disney raised prices: standalone Disney+ and Hulu Premium rise $2.50 to $21.49; ESPN Unlimited adds $2 to $31.99 and ESPN Select $1 to $13.99. The ad-free Disney+/Hulu bundle rises $2 to $21.99; the $35.99 ad-supported bundle including ESPN Unlimited is unchanged. -
W London brings an agave-focused drinks concept to Perception
London’s W Hotel has relaunched its Perception bar around agave spirits, with a menu focused on tequila, mezcal and sotol. The team says customer demand drove the move; the four-part menu includes cocktails, spirit explorations and alcohol-free choices. -
Brittany Mahomes reacts to Taylor Swift’s four-song ‘Showgirl’ expansion
Brittany Mahomes reposted Taylor Swift’s announcement on Instagram Stories Wednesday, Sept. 23, adding three heart-eyes emojis. Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore,” due Friday, Sept. 25, will feature four new songs, including “Patient Zero.” -
Steelers trade proposal would send Porter, Metcalf to Lions for Jameson Williams, first-rounder
CBS Sports' Bryan DeArdo proposed that Pittsburgh send Joey Porter Jr., DK Metcalf and a 2027 fourth-round pick to Detroit for a first-rounder and Jameson Williams. No trade has occurred; DeArdo says the Steelers should consider it only if Metcalf and the offense keep struggling. -
Motley Fool contributor picks Joby over Archer as a 2026 eVTOL investment
A Motley Fool contributor picks Joby Aviation over Archer Aviation as a 2026 eVTOL investment, citing Joby’s FAA progress, Toyota manufacturing partnership and Delta backing. The article says passenger service for either may still be one or two years away. -
CNN, MS NOW and Politico regain access after brief White House block
Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico regained entry to the White House Thursday after some were turned away hours after a judge ordered access restored for 14 days. The administration said confiscated press passes had been returned. -
Maripol recalls critics calling Madonna’s 1984 VMAs bridal look ‘obscene’
At the first MTV VMAs in 1984, Madonna performed “Like a Virgin” in a bridal look styled by Maripol, descending from a giant wedding cake. Maripol recalled in 2024 that critics called it “obscene,” while young girls loved the outfit. -
Sarah Jane Ramos denies pregnancy, hints at repeated cheating by ex-fiancé
Sarah Jane Ramos denied pregnancy rumors, saying she is not pregnant and is happier after leaving an unhappy relationship. Her comment about no longer “getting cheated on repeatedly” appeared to refer to ex-fiancé Dak Prescott; they share two daughters. -
Tennessee widow seeks over $2m from funeral home over alleged brain matter on clothes
Sheila McGilvrey is seeking more than $2 million from Weaver Funeral Home & Cremation Services, alleging it returned her partner's clothes, which he wore when he died, with brain matter and bodily fluid on them. She says she fainted after opening the bag. -
Most national analysts pick Panthers over Browns in Week 3
Four of the five national predictions favor Carolina in Sunday's Week 3 game against Cleveland; CBS Sports' Pete Prisco is the exception, picking the Browns 23-20. Both teams are 1-1, and Cleveland will host its first home game of the season. -
Burry calls five stocks full positions while adding to four short bets
Michael Burry said he bought more of QXO, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Sprouts Farmers Market, Birkenstock and MercadoLibre, which he called full positions. All were 29%–65% below 52-week highs; he added to short bets on Micron, Nebius, Palantir and the iShares Semiconductor ETF. -
Three noncitizens charged over voting in Georgia federal elections
Federal prosecutors charged three non-U.S. citizens in Georgia with voting in federal elections; one is accused of voting nine times between 2008 and 2024. A state audit separately flagged 432 potential noncitizens who had voted since 1996. -
Lawsuit says JPMorgan gave Brian Larson a resign-or-be-fired ultimatum
In a Sept. 23 Manhattan federal lawsuit, former JPMorgan senior associate Brian Larson alleges the bank told him to resign or be fired in retaliation for reporting anti-gay treatment. JPMorgan says an internal probe found no evidence supporting his claims. -
After 18 years, Boardwalk Cafe & BBQ will close its Corpus Christi dining room Friday
After 18 years, Boardwalk Cafe & BBQ will close its Corpus Christi dining room Friday, owners Doug and Julie Fenner announced. Its food trucks will keep operating. Julie Fenner said they could not keep up with rising prices and that fewer people were eating out. -
BuzzFeed rounds up 13 unsettling statistics shared by Reddit users
BuzzFeed rounds up 13 statistics Reddit users called frightening, spanning health, crime, climate, work and space. Examples include claims that medical bills account for 66% of US bankruptcies and voice fire alarms wake children more often than tone-only alarms. -
MGM+ sets ‘Treasure Island’ premiere for Oct. 11 as trailer debuts
MGM+ has released a trailer for its six-part “Treasure Island” adaptation, which premieres in the U.S. on Sunday, Oct. 11. David Oyelowo stars as Long John Silver, with Hayley Atwell as Bess Hawkins and Tom Sweet as Jim Hawkins. Paramount+ will stream it in the U.K. and Ireland. -
Ruby Rose's spine injuries and mental health disclosures ahead of 'Special Forces'
Ahead of her Season 5 debut on “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test,” Ruby Rose has said a 2019 “Batwoman” stunt left her with two herniated discs and led to emergency neck surgery; she has also discussed past mental health diagnoses. -
Chris Wright sounds out refiners on voluntary diesel export limits
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has sounded out major refiners on voluntary diesel-export limits as the Trump administration seeks an alternative to a short-term ban. The terms and industry response are unclear; AAA says US diesel is about $6.52 a gallon. -
Coinbase strategist says company is economically stronger after Clarity Act failure
Coinbase Institutional strategist John D’Agostino said Coinbase is economically stronger after the Clarity Act failed; its stablecoin yield rose the day after the no vote. He said coordinated SEC-CFTC rules and adoption can partly fill the legislative gap. -
Deco says Barcelona is not in talks over Man United's JJ Gabriel
Deco, Barcelona's sporting director, says the club is not discussing 15-year-old Manchester United player JJ Gabriel's future, despite reports of interest. He said Barcelona must understand the circumstances before taking action or talking about young players.
