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Panelist warns bond sell-off could slow AI expansion and burden borrowers
A panelist on Market Hang warned that a global bond sell-off and higher borrowing costs could slow AI construction and make mortgages and everyday financing costlier for households. Another panelist countered that 5% rates are not high by historical standards. -
Bipartisan bill proposes federal film and TV credit of up to 30%
Bipartisan lawmakers unveiled a bill Thursday for a federal film and TV credit covering 20% of labor costs, with bonuses potentially raising it to 30%. It would stack with state incentives if enacted; Congress has yet to approve the proposal. -
Ryan George, 19, dies after reportedly falling nearly 400 feet in Yosemite
Santa Rosa Junior College wrestler Ryan George, 19, died after reportedly falling nearly 400 feet while hiking with friends near Illilouette Falls in Yosemite National Park on Sept. 20. His team confirmed his death on Sept. 22 and said details remain limited. -
Trump’s movements could interrupt communications at Texas-Tennessee game
Nearly 102,000 fans are expected at Saturday’s No. 1 Texas–No. 14 Tennessee game. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian says President Donald Trump’s movements in the stadium could briefly cut coach and coach-to-player headset communications for both teams without warning. -
Tarek El Moussa shares how he rebuilt after divorce and health struggles
In an Instagram Reel, Tarek El Moussa reflected on his divorce from Christina Haack and health problems, saying he lost touch with himself; he credits a focus on his wellbeing and personal growth with helping him rebuild and says he is grateful for his blended family. -
Yankees’ World Series hopes hinge on Aaron Judge’s availability, MLB exec says
An MLB executive quoted by ESPN’s Jorge Castillo said the Yankees have “no chance” of reaching the World Series without Aaron Judge, whose calf issue leaves his availability uncertain for a likely Wild Card series against Boston. -
Ways to protect birds as billions migrate south this fall
Billions of birds migrate south in fall, and reflected sky or foliage in glass can cause fatal collisions. Experts recommend turning off unnecessary lights, marking windows, planting native plants for fall food, cleaning feeders and keeping pets indoors. -
Researchers begin drilling Turkey’s Durupınar formation to test Ark theory
Researchers are drilling Turkey’s 515-foot boat-shaped Durupınar Formation, which they believe may contain Noah’s Ark remains. Andrew Jones says samples from nearly 60 feet down include organic material that could be decayed Ark remains; laboratory analysis is pending. -
TMZ says Gregg Popovich wed Mary Barth Budenholzer earlier this month
Gregg Popovich married Mary Barth Budenholzer earlier this month, TMZ reports. She is the ex-wife of Mike Budenholzer, who spent 17 years as an assistant on Popovich’s San Antonio Spurs staff before becoming Atlanta’s head coach in 2013. -
Portugal hosts Wales in Nations League opener, airing on FOX Soccer Plus
Portugal hosts Wales in the UEFA Nations League on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, at 2:45 p.m. EDT. FOX Soccer Plus will televise the match, and Fubo will stream it. New Portugal coach Jorge Jesus has named Cristiano Ronaldo captain. -
U2’s Nov. 13 album will feature Dolly Parton’s final recorded duet with Bono
Dolly Parton’s final recorded vocal was a June duet with Bono, “Torn.” Bono said she got out of bed to record it while ill. It will close U2’s Carnaval De Luz, due Nov. 13; producer Garret “Jacknife” Lee said she approved the final mix before her death on Aug. 25. -
Deco says Gabriel Jesus fit Barcelona’s plan after Álvarez bid failed
Barcelona’s summer offer for Atlético Madrid striker Julián Álvarez failed after Atlético said it would not sell, and Deco indicated the club had moved on. He described Gabriel Jesus, initially not in Barcelona’s plans, as fitting the same mobile No. 9 profile. -
White Sox visit Royals with a playoff spot on the line
The White Sox (81-77) are set to visit the Royals (68-90) in a game the preview says has a playoff spot on the line. David Sandlin is listed as the White Sox starter, while Randy Dobnak (3-4, 3.08 ERA) is set to start for the Royals; first pitch is at 1:10 p.m. CT. -
DeltaQuad unveils Evo-LE VTOL drone, citing up to 8 hours and 298 miles
Netherlands-based DeltaQuad announced its Evo-LE electric VTOL surveillance drone on Sept. 22, citing up to eight hours of flight and about 298 miles (480 km) of range. Orders are open, but the company has not disclosed a price or delivery timeline. -
Source says Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber spent years helping Presley seek addiction treatment
Presley, 27, died Sept. 20 at a rehab facility, according to medical examiner records. His parents, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, spent years helping him seek substance-abuse treatment, a source told PEOPLE; the official cause of death has been deferred. -
Ree Drummond’s five children: Jamar Goff arrested on drug and assault charges
Jamar Goff, Ree and Ladd Drummond’s 23-year-old foster son, was arrested and booked in Alabama in September 2026 on multiple drug- and assault-related charges. Court documents allege he possessed methamphetamine at the time of his arrest. -
DPS portal error sent tens of thousands of Texas voter records late
Texas counties received tens of thousands of delayed voter applications and updates, some dating to October 2025, after a DPS portal error. DPS says it has been fixed; voters should check their status before the Oct. 5 deadline for the Nov. 3 election. -
Qualcomm renews Apple patent pact as CFO lays out three-part growth plan
Qualcomm renewed its global patent-license agreement with Apple, effective April 1, 2027; the companies did not disclose its terms or duration. CFO Akash Palkhiwala says Qualcomm aims to build roughly equal data center, smartphone and auto/IoT businesses within two years. -
California justices rule Riverside sheriff must return about 650,000 ballots
California’s Supreme Court ordered Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to return about 650,000 ballots seized in February after a citizens group questioned the 2025 special-election count. The court called the seizure unlawful; Bianco says he will comply, though he disagrees. -
‘The Pitt’ seeks nonunion extras for Pittsburgh shoot Oct. 27–29, 2026
“The Pitt” will film scenes in Pittsburgh Oct. 27–29, 2026, with nonunion background-actor roles open to applicants, mostly age 18 and older. No experience is required; general extras will earn $250 for 12 hours, plus overtime if they work longer. -
Ryanair FR7073 Returns to Porto After Captain Reportedly Sends 7500 Code
Ryanair flight FR7073 returned to Porto about 35 minutes after takeoff Sept. 22 after its captain reportedly sent code 7500, a signal of possible hijacking. Ryanair called the security report false; the flight continued to Dublin after a 2-hour-33-minute delay. -
Mets and Rangers set their lineups for Thursday’s game
The Mets and Rangers are scheduled to play Thursday, Sept. 24, at 1:35 p.m. CDT. Left-hander Zac Thornton is listed to start for New York against Texas right-hander Kumar Rocker; the broadcast is listed as 105.3 The Fan and Rangers Sports Network. -
After a four-chair turn, Lexi Stephens joins Adam Levine’s team on “The Voice”
Lexi Stephens chose Adam Levine as her coach on Wednesday’s episode of “The Voice,” after a four-chair turn for her audition. She said she had initially planned to pick Kelly Clarkson; Levine celebrated her choice by dropping to the floor and doing a push-up. -
Caterpillar posts 24% second-quarter growth as pipeline hits $72 billion
Caterpillar reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $20.5 billion, up 24% year over year, while its pipeline reached a record $72 billion, up $35 billion in a year. The Motley Fool credits AI-related demand but flags a trailing P/E above 35. -
Craig Melvin's GLP-1 use remains unconfirmed after Dylan Dreyer's question
On the Sept. 24 “Today” 3rd Hour, Dylan Dreyer said she had asked Craig Melvin whether he used a GLP-1 shot. Melvin said he took the question as suggesting he should use one, but did not confirm or deny taking it; he acknowledged losing weight.
