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Okta teams with AWS, CrowdStrike and Salesforce on AI-agent safeguards
At Oktane, Okta formed a Blueprint Alliance with AWS, CrowdStrike and Salesforce to develop shared safeguards for AI agents accessing enterprise systems: unique identities, least-privilege access, runtime monitoring and emergency controls to disconnect agents. -
Oregon woman seeks $75,000 from Apple over alleged AirTag alert failure
Jane Doe, an Oregon woman, is suing Apple for $75,000, alleging her former partner hid an AirTag under her car and her iPhone never alerted her that an unknown AirTag was traveling with her. No court has ruled on Apple's liability. -
Indiana leads SB Nation’s Big Ten rankings after Week 3
SB Nation’s Week 3 Big Ten rankings put Indiana first, ahead of USC and Ohio State, after little movement as most teams wrapped nonconference play. The league went 1-2 in its notable games: Northwestern beat Colorado, while Maryland and Michigan State lost. -
Cody White’s 11-yard TD catch seals Raiders’ 26-14 win over Chargers
The Raiders beat the Chargers 26-14 for their first win at SoFi Stadium, with Cody White’s 11-yard touchdown catch sealing the road victory. On third-and-five, Klint Kubiak used a familiar run formation to set up a play-action corner route. -
Six outlets rank the 2-0 49ers among the NFL’s top four
After opening 2-0 with wins over the Rams and Dolphins (35-13), San Francisco ranked in the top four on six of eight national lists. The Athletic put the 49ers first; five outlets ranked them third, Sports Illustrated fourth and NFL.com seventh. -
Dallas heads to Brazil for a Week 3 test against Jackson, Henry and Baltimore
On Sunday in Rio, Dallas faces Baltimore's Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry: Jackson has 559 passing yards, two TDs and 74 rushing yards; Henry has 212 rushing yards and four TDs through two games. Zay Flowers' return from a hamstring injury remained uncertain Monday. -
Analysis gives Boise State an early CFP edge over North Dakota State
As of Sept. 23, Boise State is the Group of Six's early College Football Playoff favorite, the article says, citing a close road loss to No. 2 Oregon and a 38-20 win over Memphis; North Dakota State needs an unbeaten Mountain West run to build its case. -
Germany will wear its final Adidas kit against the Netherlands
Germany has unveiled its final Adidas kit before Nike takes over as shirt manufacturer in 2027: a black shirt with gold pinstripes, paired with black shorts and socks. Germany will wear it against the Netherlands on Thursday; sales begin November 3. -
49 media groups back challenge to Trump’s White House access ban
Forty-nine media organizations filed a brief Sept. 23 backing CNN, MS NOW and Politico’s lawsuit over President Donald Trump’s White House access ban. The outlets seek a preliminary court order restoring their reporters’ access, with a hearing set hours later. -
Xiaomi launches 18 Pro phones with reported 2nm chips and privacy displays
Xiaomi launched the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max in China on Sept. 23; reports describe their Snapdragon platforms as 2nm, and the phones reportedly have hardware-level privacy screens. Prices start at CNY 5,999; batteries are 7,000mAh and 8,500mAh, respectively. -
Chargers face NFL-leading Bills offense, led by Josh Allen
The Chargers head to Buffalo to face Josh Allen, who has nine touchdowns (five passing, four rushing), as the Bills average an NFL-best 38.5 points. Los Angeles scores 14 points per game, while Buffalo allows 31 points per game and ranks 28th in scoring defense. -
Stanford researchers trace brain regions to two embryonic cell lineages
Stanford researchers found that the forebrain and midbrain arise from Otx2-expressing progenitors, while the hindbrain comes from a separate Gbx2 lineage. The finding could improve lab models of ALS and spinal muscular atrophy, but does not demonstrate a treatment. -
Kaia Gerber said Presley sent photos as he watched “The Shards” four days before his death
Four days before Presley Gerber, 27, died at a rehab facility on Sept. 20, his sister Kaia said he was watching her FX series “The Shards” and sending her photos. Dispatch recordings indicated responders were looking into a possible overdose. -
Jamie Foxx, 58, is expecting his third child; Sheinelle Jones congratulates him
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, during Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, host Sheinelle Jones congratulated 58-year-old Jamie Foxx on expecting his third child with girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp, 31. Foxx is already father to daughters Corinne, 32, and Anelise, 17. -
Unreleased US draft proposed rebuking UK, France and Canada over settlement import plans
US officials drafted a statement for Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemning UK, French and Canadian plans to block imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank; it was never issued. Three people familiar with the matter said senior US leaders did not support it. -
A Milan Fashion Week party sighting renews romance rumors about Cardi B and Maduka Okoye
Online videos appeared to show Cardi B and Nigerian footballer Maduka Okoye at a Milan Fashion Week party, renewing romance rumors; neither has said they are dating. Cardi also walked in Vogue World: Milano’s “Patterns” / “Made in Italy” segment. -
SoftBank launches over $11 billion in bonds ahead of $10 billion OpenAI installment
On Sept. 21, SoftBank launched more than $11 billion in dollar and euro bonds as it prepared another $10 billion OpenAI installment. Its Arm-backed facility can reach about $25 billion; SoftBank sold its roughly $5.8 billion Nvidia stake in 2025. -
Red Sift launches free tool for BIMI certificate applications
Red Sift has launched a free self-service tool to help brands pursue certificates for displaying logos beside emails through BIMI. The company says 87% of firms that start deployment do not finish, often because of logo, trademark or certificate hurdles. -
Thirty-two darts players qualify for the 2026 World Grand Prix in Leicester
Thirty-two players have qualified for the 2026 World Grand Prix in Leicester: 16 earned seeds by ranking in the Main Order of Merit’s top 16 at the cutoff, while 16 others qualified through the Pro Tour Order of Merit’s top 16. -
With median asking rent near $3,285, Miami ranks last for affordability among 182 U.S. cities
Miami ranked last for rental affordability among 182 major U.S. cities, with median asking rent at about $3,285 a month, The Latin Times reported. A $1,500 monthly budget covers about 498 square feet; Hispanic renters face especially high cost burdens. -
On 'The Voice,' Harmony McKee picks Riley Green over Adam Levine
Harmony McKee chose Riley Green over Adam Levine as her coach on “The Voice” after singing Miranda Lambert’s “Gunpowder & Lead,” her first country performance. Both coaches turned for her, and Green called winning McKee a sweet victory over Levine. -
Sophie Cunningham jokes she should be called Patrick Mahomes after Fever win
After Indiana beat Minnesota 96-77 on Tuesday, the Fever posted video of Sophie Cunningham launching a ball into the arena’s second deck. On Wednesday, she joked, “Call me Patrick Mahomes from here on out.” She scored 11 points and reached 2,000 career WNBA points. -
Linn Grant sees WTGL’s mic’d-up format as a chance to show her personality
Linn Grant is eager to show her personality in WTGL, where players are mic’d up, as the women’s league prepares to launch Nov. 8. She is expected to represent New York Golf Club against Los Angeles Golf Club in the ESPN-televised opener. -
Perdoceo agrees to buy South University, adding 11 campuses
Perdoceo Education agreed to acquire South University, adding 11 campuses and online programs in nursing, pharmacy and physician assistant studies. The deal still needs regulatory and accreditor approvals and could close as early as April 2027. -
Insider Monkey says Intel's rally leaves little room for setbacks
Intel shares closed at $123.86 on Sept. 22, after trading below $30 within the past year. Insider Monkey says improving production and demand are offset by ongoing losses and a foundry reliant on Intel's own orders, leaving little room for delays at the current price. -
Brent gains 3.86%, outpacing WTI as Pezeshkian vows Iran won't surrender to the US
Brent crude settled 3.86% higher at $103.08 a barrel on Wednesday; U.S. WTI rose 1.81% to $92.16. Traders weighed Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's vow not to surrender to the United States, though he said Tehran still believes in diplomacy.
