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Taiwan stages live-fire display of 105mm gun before Xi-Trump summit
Taiwan's military demonstrated its new truck-mounted 105mm gun and showed other weapons to journalists at southern bases, a day before Xi Jinping was due to meet Donald Trump in Washington. The defence ministry said the tour was unrelated to the summit. -
Real Madrid watches Lennart Karl as Bayern considers a new deal
Real Madrid is watching Bayern Munich’s 18-year-old Lennart Karl as Bayern considers extending his contract, according to Sport Bild’s Christian Falk. Karl is signed through 2029; Falk said there is no concrete development with Real yet. -
Real America’s Voice feed glitches during Trump’s White House remarks
Real America’s Voice’s feed glitched during Trump’s White House remarks Wednesday, cutting out and leaving parts inaudible. The outlet is partnering with Lindell TV on alternative pool coverage after Trump barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW from White House coverage. -
Ellie imitates Leo’s nose-boop alert after seeing him get treats
An Instagram clip shows Ellie copying brother Leo’s nose-boop alert on their owner’s thigh after seeing him get treats. Leo learned it at a service-dog school but did not graduate; the uploader says he now alerts only when he needs service. -
Ford’s Theatre report and Trump post feature in DOJ press-ban defense
DOJ cited MS NOW’s report about possible sites for Trump’s name, including Ford’s Theatre, and Trump’s Truth Social denial in a Wednesday filing defending the media ban on Politico, CNN and MS NOW; it said exhibits supported its claim the outlets breached expected decorum. -
Nine Latin American countries on US Chinese-goods transit-risk list
The White House report lists Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Panama, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic among 40 economies flagged as risk points for transshipping Chinese goods to evade US tariffs; it says inclusion is not a formal fraud accusation. -
ESPN's Tim McManus calls Eagles' two-game takeaway drought a 'mirage'
The Eagles have recorded zero takeaways through two games of the 2026 season, but ESPN’s Tim McManus called the start a “mirage,” citing Philadelphia’s sixth-place ranking in opponent turnovers (47) over the past two seasons under coordinator Vic Fangio. -
Arizona's four-run first holds up as Rockies fall 5-3 despite Adams' rebound
Arizona beat Colorado 5-3 after scoring four runs in the first inning. Rockies starter Mason Adams recovered to pitch six innings, allowing four unearned runs on five hits and striking out eight; Ezequiel Tovar homered in the eighth. -
India raises concerns as Rubio and Jaishankar discuss Russia-Iran sanctions bill
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and India's S. Jaishankar discussed possible sanctions against countries engaging economically with Russia and Iran. Jaishankar reiterated India's concerns over the law Trump signed, which requires tariffs of up to 100% on covered countries. -
Police say video showed no evidence of lawbreaking in 12-year-old’s fatal crash
Hunter Allen Combs, 12, died Monday, Sept. 21, after a vehicle struck him near MacCorkle Avenue and Rock Lake Drive in South Charleston, West Virginia. Police said surveillance footage showed no evidence the driver violated any laws. -
Jamar Goff, Ree Drummond’s foster son, arrested on Alabama charges
Jamar Goff, Ree Drummond’s foster son, was arrested and booked in Jefferson County, Alabama, on Sept. 16 on drug, eluding-police and aggravated-assault charges. He is held on $37,000 bond; court documents allege he possessed methamphetamine. -
Vanguard’s VNQ has broader holdings and a higher yield than XLRE
The Motley Fool’s comparison favors Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ) for breadth and yield: it has 139 holdings and a 3.7% trailing yield, versus State Street’s XLRE, with 30 stocks and 3.3%. XLRE charges 0.08% versus VNQ’s 0.13%; five-year returns were similar. -
Four Panthers defenders sit out first practice before Browns matchup
Four Panthers defenders—Devin Lloyd (calf), Jaelan Phillips (back), Nick Scott (ribs) and Claudin Cherelus (shoulder)—missed the first practice ahead of their Week 3 game against Cleveland. Jalen Coker was limited by an ankle injury. -
Darline Graham seeks campaign donations from Fox viewers on Hannity
South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham asked Fox News viewers for $5, $10 or $20 donations during a Wednesday interview with Sean Hannity, while seeking a full term in November's election after being appointed to complete her late brother's Senate term. -
Brockovich urges residents to monitor AI data-center zoning plans
Erin Brockovich is urging residents to watch local zoning decisions as AI data-center proposals spread, warning that private meetings, nondisclosure agreements and rezoning can move projects forward before communities have a meaningful chance to weigh in. -
Terrell Owens says Commanders’ staff failed Jayden Daniels after elbow injury
Jayden Daniels dislocated his left elbow just before halftime of Washington’s 37-20 loss to Dallas. Former NFL receiver Terrell Owens said the Commanders’ training staff “failed him,” while noting he did not know what offseason rehabilitation Daniels had completed. -
Lakers projected for 45-37, sixth in West after LeBron’s departure
ESPN projects the Los Angeles Lakers to finish 45-37 and sixth in the West, down from 53 wins last season. ESPN’s Dave McMenamin said LeBron James’ departure leaves Luka Doncic the challenge of leading a heavily reshaped team to a top-six finish. -
Twelve bank executives didn’t set aside four hours for their bank’s future
Marshall Goldsmith says packed calendars keep leaders from developing themselves. A bank CEO asked 12 executives to devote four hours to the bank’s future; none did so the next week, citing busyness. Goldsmith says leaders must protect time for development. -
Brandon Aubrey tops the 2026 Week 3 fantasy kicker rankings
The Sporting News ranks Brandon Aubrey first in its 2026 Week 3 fantasy kicker list, ahead of Ka’imi Fairbairn and Evan McPherson. It names Trey Smack a sleeper against Atlanta and Cameron Dicker a sit candidate after he scored four fantasy points in two games. -
North Korea vows to keep nuclear weapons despite Lee’s call for denuclearization
Choe Son Hui said Thursday North Korea would retain its nuclear weapons permanently, dismissing South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s renewed call for a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula; she called its nuclear status irreversible. -
Seahawks lead 2026 Week 3 fantasy football D/ST rankings
The Seahawks rank first among fantasy D/ST options for Week 3 of the 2026 season, ahead of Kansas City and Minnesota. The Sporting News picks Carolina, facing Cleveland, as its sleeper after a 22-point fantasy performance, and labels Pittsburgh a bust against Cincinnati. -
AMD's record above $600 brings no public sign of a new stock split
AMD shares closed at a record $615.52 on Sept. 21, their first close above $600, making the chipmaker a $1 trillion company for the first time. The article found no public comment from management on another split; AMD's last of six stock splits was in 2000. -
At least six people killed by bears in Krasnoyarsk; official says bears surround Abaza
Officials say bear attacks killed at least six people in Russia’s Krasnoyarsk region over the past month. On Sept. 23, Khakassia deputy head Dmitry Buchenik said bears had surrounded Abaza; he said some bears were chased off and three bears were killed. -
Canopy sees four operating metrics improve after adopting ServiceTitan
Canopy Services has seen its average ticket size, close rates, cancellation rates and call-center booking rates improve after adopting ServiceTitan’s platform. No figures are given, and one customer’s results do not establish whether gains can scale across roofing. -
Jadeveon Clowney misses Texans practice with a knee bone bruise
Jadeveon Clowney missed the Houston Texans' Wednesday practice with a knee bone bruise, KPRC 2's Aaron Wilson reported. After sitting out Week 2 against Cincinnati, he could miss a second straight game; two practices remain this week for him to show progress. -
Macdonald apologizes after saying Payton planned to accuse Seattle of cheating in 2024
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said he apologized to Broncos coach Sean Payton after leaked remarks in which he said Payton planned to accuse Seattle of cheating in 2024. Macdonald said Seattle used about 100 fan-posted Broncos camp plays to scout Denver. -
Trey McBride tops Week 3 fantasy tight end rankings
The Sporting News ranks Trey McBride first among fantasy tight ends for Week 3 of the 2026 season, followed by Dalton Kincaid and Brock Bowers. It names Kyle Pitts and Oronde Gadsden II as sleepers, and flags Hunter Henry and Mark Andrews as bust candidates.
