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Chipotle offers Cardi B’s Bardi Bowl with Chili Lime chips through Sept. 26
Cardi B’s Bardi Bowl is available on Chipotle’s app and website through Sept. 26. It includes chicken, white rice, queso blanco, two salsas, sour cream, cheese and guacamole, and is paired with Chili Lime chips as a nod to her chip hack. -
After nine walks in seven innings, writer urges Red Sox to avoid Erik Miller in playoffs
Erik Miller has issued nine walks over his last seven innings, prompting a SB Nation writer to urge the Red Sox not to use him in close playoff games. The writer says Miller was a key culprit in last night's loss and the team's loss to the Rangers last Wednesday. -
Jaxson Dart out for 2026; Jayden Daniels sidelined for weeks, Caleb Williams may miss Week 3
Giants QB Jaxson Dart is out for 2026, Commanders QB Jayden Daniels will miss multiple weeks with a dislocated left elbow, and Bears QB Caleb Williams may miss Week 3. Their injuries leave fantasy outlooks for all three teams’ pass-catchers uncertain. -
Five celebrity couples mark 30 years of marriage after 1996 weddings
Five celebrity couples—Ree and Ladd Drummond, Mel and Chris Robbins, Joel and Sarah McHale, Candace and Valeri Bure, and Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos—celebrated their 30th wedding anniversaries in 2026. All married in 1996, before the first Gen Z members were born in 1997. -
Lindsey Vonn confirms relationship with French skier Matthieu Bailet
Lindsey Vonn confirmed she is dating French skier Matthieu Bailet by sharing affectionate vacation photos of the couple on Instagram on Sept. 23. It is her first publicly known relationship since her 2025 split from business executive Diego Osorio. -
Lizzie Borden never married; historians speculated about her sexuality
Lizzie Borden never married and was acquitted of her parents’ 1892 murders, which remain unsolved. Her rumored romance with actress Nance O’Neil was never confirmed; Netflix’s series depicts a relationship between Borden and maid Bridget Sullivan. -
Target Hospitality plans $30 million buyback as TDR Capital entities sell shares
Target Hospitality said it would repurchase about $30 million in shares in connection with a September 10 offering close. TDR Capital-controlled entities sold 14 million shares for about $259 million at $18.50 each; the company sold no shares and received no proceeds. -
Brock Bowers set for practice as Raiders weigh his Sunday availability
Raiders tight end Brock Bowers will practice Wednesday, but coach Klint Kubiak says he remains day-to-day ahead of Sunday's game at New Orleans. Bowers missed the first two games after knee surgery 15 days ago and will be evaluated through the week. -
Vanguard's VDE outpaced iShares' ICLN with a 46.8% one-year return
As of Sept. 18, 2026, Vanguard's VDE returned 46.8% over a year, versus 18.5% for iShares' ICLN. VDE holds U.S. oil and gas firms; ICLN targets global clean energy. Over five years, ICLN's maximum drawdown was 57.2%, against 26.6% for VDE. -
Xi's Washington trip to meet Trump will not include Chinese CEOs
Chinese CEOs will not accompany President Xi on his Washington trip to meet President Trump, Yahoo Finance Washington correspondent Ben Werschkul reported. The segment also discusses what their absence could mean for progress in China-US relations on AI. -
Doncic vows to chase Lakers championships after James' departure
Luka Doncic says he “won’t rest” until the Lakers win more NBA championships, making a title run his goal for 2026–27. With training camp opening Sept. 29, he enters the season as Los Angeles’ central star after LeBron James left for Philadelphia following eight seasons. -
Climate Impact Lab projects about 450,000 El Niño-linked deaths
Climate Impact Lab projects about 450,000 deaths linked to El Niño-related heat, drought, wildfires and flooding. The timeline is unclear: it cites a six-month estimate but also says deaths are likely during the event’s first nine months, June through February. -
Scherzer will wait until season’s end to discuss his MLB future
Max Scherzer says he is not ready to publicly discuss whether he will continue playing and will wait until the season ends to address his MLB future. In his 19th season, the 42-year-old Blue Jays starter is 3-8 with a 6.07 ERA in 16 starts. -
Kara Swisher says she plans to leave CNN rather than work under David Ellison
Kara Swisher says she plans to leave CNN rather than work under David Ellison once Paramount Skydance's merger with Warner Bros. Discovery is complete. She said she'd rather work for Rupert Murdoch and has asked her agent about an early exit; her contract runs through year-end. -
Insider Monkey favors Micron over Western Digital, citing long-term deals
Insider Monkey’s analysis favors Micron over Western Digital, citing higher profitability and signed supply deals through decade’s end amid AI-driven demand. It says Micron’s low valuation reflects fears that memory profits will fade; pricing into 2027 is a key test. -
BHP suspends Escondida after worker dies during maintenance
Operations at BHP’s Escondida mine in Chile, the world’s largest copper mine, were suspended Wednesday after a worker died while doing maintenance, the company said. BHP gave no restart date; the site’s union said a front-end loader was involved. -
After LSU’s 32-24 loss, Kiffin calls Ole Miss matchup ‘their Super Bowl’
LSU coach Lane Kiffin called Saturday’s game against his former team, Ole Miss, “their Super Bowl” after LSU lost 32-24. Ole Miss led 24-7 at halftime, gave up the lead, then intercepted LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt in the end zone to stop LSU’s late drive. -
Redburn raises Southwest to Neutral, keeps Delta and United at Buy
Rothschild & Co Redburn raised Southwest Airlines to Neutral from Sell on Sept. 18 and lifted its price target to $40 from $35, saying valuation had improved and gains from its product shift beat expectations. It kept Buy ratings on Delta and United. -
West's IR placement leaves 49ers with three healthy defensive tackles
The 49ers placed defensive tackle CJ West on injured reserve; his injury is undisclosed. James Thompson Jr. is also sidelined with a high-ankle sprain, leaving San Francisco with three healthy defensive tackles and likely requiring a practice-squad elevation. -
New trailer shows Nathan Fielder moving in with Elizabeth Holmes
On Wednesday, A24 released a trailer for “You Can See Everything,” a documentary in which Nathan Fielder moves in with Elizabeth Holmes, her partner Billy Evans and their children 34 days before Holmes reports to federal prison. The film opens in theaters Oct. 16. -
‘The Testaments’ brings Deborah Ann Woll and Luke Kirby aboard for Season 2
Deborah Ann Woll and Luke Kirby have joined Season 2 of Hulu’s The Testaments, which is filming in Canada. Woll will play Sylvia, a seamstress near commanders’ wives and daughters; Kirby is Commander Fletcher, a literal-minded recluse living on a farm in Gilead’s Colonies. -
Jonathan Kuo says sleep and recovery are central to nervous-system resilience
Dr. Jonathan Kuo says nervous-system resilience means returning to baseline after stress, not staying calm; his advice is to prioritize sleep, manageable movement, social connection and time outdoors over stacking wellness interventions. -
Costco’s Sept. 24 report may be the last to get much fee-hike lift
Costco is due to report fiscal 2026 fourth-quarter results after market close Sept. 24; net sales are already known at $93.9 billion, up 11.3% year over year. The September 2024 U.S. and Canada fee increase is nearly fully phased into results, potentially ending its major boost. -
Colgate-Palmolive exits S&P 100 but stays in S&P 500
S&P Global removed Colgate-Palmolive from the S&P 100 on Sept. 21 as faster-growing AI-related stocks eclipsed its $69 billion market cap—not because its share price was falling. It remains in the S&P 500, so funds tracking that index will continue buying its shares. -
Joachim Lanham dies after Kansas crash on cross-country skating trek
Norwegian skater Joachim Lanham, 24, died Sept. 11 after a car hit him in Salina, Kansas, on day 22 of his New York-to-Los Angeles rollerblading trek. The sheriff's office identified the driver as an 82-year-old woman; the county attorney will decide whether to charge her.
