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Hershey, McDonald’s and NetEase near 52-week lows, with yields up to 3.45%
The Motley Fool flags Hershey, McDonald’s and NetEase as dividend payers trading near 52-week lows, with forward yields of about 3.45%, 3.1% and 1.65%, respectively. It links their share declines to cocoa costs, softer U.S. sales and investment losses. -
An unlimited Taco Bell card ranks among Davante Adams' coolest flexes
Rams receiver Davante Adams showed Kay Adams his Taco Bell Purple Card, saying it lets him spend without a limit at the chain and is one of his “coolest flexes.” He said he could buy $7 million worth of Taco Bell today if he wanted. -
After Dart’s injury, hosts weigh Arch Manning for Giants’ 2027 draft
After Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a season-ending knee injury, Yahoo Sports Daily hosts Caroline Fenton and Jason Fitz discussed whether New York should consider drafting Arch Manning or another quarterback if it earns a top-three pick in the 2027 NFL Draft. -
Spreadsheet tied to ShinyHunters’ claimed FBI hack lists sensitive roles
A 5,000-line spreadsheet ShinyHunters says it stole from the FBI lists employees’ personal data and sensitive assignments, Reuters found. The FBI says it is investigating a claim that its FBIJobs.gov portal was compromised; the cause remains undetermined. -
Europe sees Russia's covert campaign as an immediate threat, not an imminent NATO attack
European ministers say Russia is stepping up sabotage, cyberattacks and drone incursions to weaken support for Ukraine, but do not see an imminent direct attack on NATO. Romania says it has logged more than 100 incursions by drones or drone fragments. -
Dortmund’s bid for 17-year-old Malik Jakupovic rejected by Philadelphia Union
Philadelphia Union turned down Borussia Dortmund’s offer for 17-year-old Malik Jakupovic during the most recent transfer window, according to reporter José Roberto Nunez. The bid’s terms were not disclosed; Jakupovic has played 86 minutes this season and scored once. -
Columbus Crew dismisses reserve coach Higuaín after referee misconduct allegations
The Columbus Crew dismissed reserve coach Federico Higuaín on Sept. 22, after he served a two-game suspension following an Aug. 23 match incident involving a female referee and allegations of physical abuse and sexist conduct. -
Redwire and Rocket Lab: potential to double by 2027, says Motley Fool
A Motley Fool analysis says Redwire and Rocket Lab shares could double by 2027, presenting them as alternatives to SpaceX. Redwire builds space and defense infrastructure; Rocket Lab is expanding into satellite systems and a larger launch market. -
Paul Osaruyi will make his first official visit to Kentucky this weekend
Kentucky will host four-star center Paul Osaruyi for his first official visit this weekend, Sam Kayser reports. The 2027 recruit is ranked 18th to 25th by On3, 247Sports and ESPN and has offers from Arizona, Kansas, North Carolina and others. -
Einride announces Nvidia collaboration alongside a plan for about 500 Tesla Semis
Einride announced a strategic collaboration with Nvidia around its DRIVE Hyperion platform on Sept. 21, while its separate fleet plan calls for about 500 Tesla Semis. Management has discussed a 1,500–2,000-vehicle fleet by 2028; shares closed at about $3.75. -
Packers’ Atlanta records include Rodgers’ 396 yards and Dale’s 186
Ahead of Green Bay and Atlanta’s 37th regular-season meeting tomorrow night, the Packers’ single-game highs include Aaron Rodgers’ 396 passing yards in 2011 and Carroll Dale’s 186 receiving yards in 1970. Ahman Green ran for 155 yards in a 37-34 overtime win in 2002. -
Benedict Arnold’s English Church Crypt Is Now Part of a Kindergarten Classroom
Benedict Arnold, the Continental Army officer who switched allegiance to Britain, was buried in the crypt of St. Mary’s of Battersea in England after his 1801 death. The crypt is now in a basement classroom rented by a private kindergarten program. -
After six decades helping brides, Madison shop owner Vera Stillmank dies at 96
Vera Stillmank, owner of Madison’s Vera’s House of Bridals, has died at 96. She spent six decades helping brides find gowns, starting with alterations for women who had polio on her family farm in Janesville, Wisconsin, and working into her 90s. -
Eli Manning cautions Arch about media after AI-video controversy
Eli Manning advised nephew Arch to be careful around reporters, who can seem like friends but may run with his words. Arch, Texas’ quarterback, apologized after acknowledging he laughed at an AI clip of coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN’s Holly Rowe. -
CDC's 2026 count lists one US measles-related death, subject to updates
The CDC's 2026 count lists one measles-related death in the US, based on a death reported by a state, HHS said. The figure may change as more information arrives and reviews are completed; CDC data showed 3,471 measles cases as of Sept. 17. -
Hubble Network’s $200 million Series C values it at $1.6 billion
Seattle-based Hubble Network raised $200 million in a Series C round valuing the satellite Bluetooth startup at $1.6 billion and opened its constellation to general availability Wednesday. It plans to grow from six operating satellites to 60 by 2030. -
Michael Burry puts AI hyperscalers’ commitments above $3 trillion
Michael Burry estimated in a Sept. 19 Substack post that Amazon, Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft and Oracle have more than $3 trillion in combined AI-related obligations. He warned that long-lived data centers could be mismatched with rapidly changing chip technology. -
Bengals’ Andrei Iosivas headed to IR, out at least four weeks with thumb tear
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Andrei Iosivas will go on injured reserve after tearing a ligament in his thumb, The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr. reports. He will miss at least four weeks, but coach Zac Taylor said the injury will not end his season. -
Frances Bean Cobain returns to red carpet at The Deputy screening
Frances Bean Cobain attended a Los Angeles screening of The Deputy on Sept. 22, her first red-carpet appearance since 2018, according to People. Cobain is an executive producer on the crime thriller, which opens in theaters and digitally Sept. 25. -
FOX 26 anchors add control-room duties, sparking a TV news debate
At FOX 26 Houston, Caroline Collins is testing a newsroom setup where she anchors and handles production, directing and audio. Some TV journalists warn it could harm quality and mental health; others say it reflects changing viewing habits and limited resources. -
ATI executive Timothy Harris sells $3.5 million in shares under trading plan
ATI Senior Vice President Timothy J. Harris sold 16,500 shares for about $3.5 million on Aug. 31, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. The sale was made under a Rule 10b5-1 plan he established May 21; he retained 130,187 directly held shares. -
Bentley unveils first EV, Torcal SUV, with 876-hp S version
Bentley unveiled the all-electric Torcal SUV, its first EV and fourth model line. The S version makes 876 hp and hits 60 mph in 2.8 seconds; range is up to 375 miles under WLTP, while pricing, not announced at launch, is estimated at about $250,000. -
Charlie Kawas says he is in remission after months of cancer treatment
HGTV’s Charlie Kawas says he is in remission after months of treatment for testicular cancer. He kept filming season one of Botched Homes and completed renovations while receiving care; he says his strength and energy are gradually returning. -
Giants turn to Winston for regular season as Jaxson Dart faces knee surgery
Giants QB Jaxson Dart will have surgery for meniscus, MCL and PCL damage after injuring his left knee against the Rams; his ACL is intact. Jameis Winston takes over through the regular season, while coach John Harbaugh left open a possible postseason return. -
Off-duty Danville officer arrested after shots damage sedan, police say
Jayquan Morton, an off-duty Danville police officer, was arrested without incident after Virginia State Police charged him in a shooting that damaged a sedan carrying two people on Sept. 20. Neither was hit; investigators say shots came from a silver SUV. -
Users report stuck iPhone Settings badges for iCloud+ sales prompts
iPhone users report red Settings badges for iCloud+ sales prompts that some cannot dismiss, including among existing subscribers. The promotions can resemble account alerts, but user reports do not establish how widely the behavior occurs across devices or iOS versions. -
Kansas City court orders Stonegate repairs and $2 million for tenants
A Jackson County court ordered repairs at Kansas City's Stonegate Meadows and $2 million for eligible tenants; class-action settlements now total nearly $4 million. Tenants had said ownership left rodent, roach and plumbing problems unresolved. -
Medtronic lifts fiscal 2027 outlook as analysts debate a stock re-rating
Medtronic raised its fiscal 2027 organic revenue growth forecast to 7.25%-7.75% after Q1 organic sales rose 13.7%; it estimated an extra fiscal week contributed $570 million in revenue. Analysts lifted price targets but remain split on whether growth warrants a higher valuation.
