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Drew Timme to vie for a Timberwolves roster spot at camp
Former Gonzaga standout Drew Timme has agreed to a Minnesota Timberwolves training-camp deal, league sources told HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. The 6-foot-9 forward will compete for a roster spot; he has averaged 5.6 points and 2.7 rebounds in 36 NBA appearances. -
Jersey City tenants withhold rent at five buildings over rats and leaks
Tenants at five Jersey City apartment buildings are withholding rent, citing rats, leaks, neglected repairs and no on-site superintendent. The buildings, on Bergen, Belmont and Kensington avenues, are reportedly owned by Amir Ben-Yohanon and Optimum Properties. -
Boone sees value in Volpe’s quiet first MLB game at third base
Anthony Volpe made his first major-league appearance at third base in the Yankees’ 6-3 win over Baltimore on Friday. Manager Aaron Boone said Volpe saw little action there but saw value in his positioning and movement as New York considers defensive options. -
Julian Ward to lead Liverpool’s football operation as sporting director
Liverpool have appointed Julian Ward as sporting director, putting the former Fenway Sports Group technical director in charge of the football operation. He succeeds Richard Hughes, who left the post at the start of the month to move to Saudi club Al-Hilal. -
‘Deadliest Catch’ ends Season 22 with tribute to Todd Meadows
The Season 22 finale of “Deadliest Catch” honored deckhand Todd Meadows, who died from drowning with probable hypothermia after going overboard from the Aleutian Lady in the Bering Sea during filming. The episode recounted the emergency but did not show the accident. -
Study finds over 99% chance post-2015 emissions worsened Europe's 2025 heat wave
A study says emissions released in the decade after the 2015 Paris Agreement made Europe’s deadly June 2025 heat wave worse, with better than 99% probability. In some areas, those emissions raised average daily temperatures by about 0.3°C (just over 0.5°F). -
Amazon's 66,570% 25-year stock gain came without dividends
Amazon shares gained 66,570% over 25 years through Sept. 23, despite never paying a dividend. The article says a payout is unlikely soon as the company prioritizes growth; Amazon projects $220 billion in 2026 capital spending, 67% above 2025, to expand AWS computing capacity. -
Sparks dismiss Lynne Roberts after sixth straight playoff miss
Los Angeles fired coach Lynne Roberts less than a day after a 76-75 season-ending loss to Golden State, following a 16-28 season and sixth straight playoff miss. Roberts finished her two seasons with a 37-51 record, and fans were split over the move. -
Mouse study points to a possible role for the long-dismissed rete ovarii
A Duke study in mice suggests the little-studied rete ovarii, a tubule network attached to the ovary, may help move fluid toward the ovary and produce proteins linked to ovarian function. Its role in fertility and relevance to people remain unconfirmed. -
Francesca Scorsese says Martin was ‘a little nervous’ about her acting plans
Francesca Scorsese says filmmaker Martin Scorsese was “a little nervous” when she chose acting, a move she felt was “a little rebellious.” She says her father has been her rock and supports what makes her happy; she is joining season 2 of Mr. & Mrs. Smith. -
Cunningham says Fever lacked the rhythm she expected after World Cup return
Sophie Cunningham said Indiana expected to find its rhythm sooner after Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston returned from the World Cup. The Fever beat Toronto, lost to Washington, then fell 66-86 to Minnesota to finish sixth and face Las Vegas in the first playoff round. -
Jets call up rookie Malik McClain amid receiver injuries
The Jets called rookie wide receiver Malik McClain up from the practice squad to replace Arian Smith, one of three receivers on injured reserve alongside Omar Cooper and Tim Patrick. Coach Aaron Glenn said McClain will get a chance at receiver and on special teams. -
Cape Cod couple plans to ride out nor’easter aboard schooner as daughters stay with grandparents
Anna Jordan and her husband plan to ride out the weekend nor’easter aboard their 65-foot schooner off Cape Cod after moving it to a more protected spot; their two daughters will stay with grandparents. Jordan said forecasts call for high winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding. -
Tilly Norwood wants Holland and Colman’s digital twins in an AI production
AI actress Tilly Norwood said she’d love to work with Tom Holland and Olivia Colman, but only if their digital twins joined her in an AI production. At the Zurich Film Festival, creator Eline van der Velden also revisited the backlash to her creation. -
Schwarber embraces Phillies’ final regular-season test after 2-0 Rays loss
Kyle Schwarber said the Phillies would meet their final regular-season challenge head-on after Friday’s 2-0 loss to Tampa Bay. Philadelphia, already headed to the playoffs, has two games left in the series and stands 87-73, second in the NL East. -
Guernsey open morning to explain Constable and Douzenier roles
Guernsey’s Douzaine Liaison Group will hold an open morning at Beau Sejour Centre in Amherst on Saturday, 10:00–12:00 BST, for islanders considering the 4 November parish elections. There are Constable opportunities and more than 30 Douzenier opportunities. -
Record margin debt sparks a warning about the Trump-era bull market
FINRA data cited by The Motley Fool show margin debt rose 77% from nearly $851 billion in April 2025 to a record $1.502 trillion in June 2026. The article says prior rapid surges preceded major downturns, but cautions history cannot guarantee a crash. -
New York Legal Aid team aims for 24-hour response in eviction cases
New York's Legal Aid Society formally launched its Emergency Response Team Sept. 21; the unit aims to respond within 24 hours to tenants already evicted or facing imminent eviction. Legal Aid says it has helped prevent or reverse housing loss in 111 cases, with 59 still pending. -
Diario AS: Mbappé set to return to Real Madrid after left-knee injury
Diario AS reports Kylian Mbappé is set to return to Real Madrid after an injury in France’s match against Türkiye. Initial examinations in France indicated a tendon injury in his left knee, but its severity and recovery time remain unknown. -
Motley Fool contributor gives Nvidia the edge over Broadcom in AI
Motley Fool’s Keithen Drury favors Nvidia over Broadcom, citing its flexible GPUs and larger business, though Broadcom’s custom AI chips are growing faster. Broadcom forecasts AI semiconductor revenue of $115 billion in FY2027 and $230 billion in FY2028. -
Xi and Trump project warm ties as visit ends, with trade and AI talks unclear
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump projected warm ties as Xi’s US visit wound down Friday, but the White House had not reported trade or AI-safety breakthroughs from their 90-minute meeting; China said they discussed Ukraine, the Middle East and the Korean Peninsula. -
Till and Romero set to headline BKFC 94 in Manchester on Sept. 26
Darren Till and Yoel Romero are set to meet in a 205-pound light-heavyweight main event at BKFC 94 on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Manchester Arena in Manchester. Prelims start at 11 a.m. ET on YouTube; the main card begins at 1 p.m. ET on DAZN. -
De la Fuente credits World Cup with Yamal’s growth as player and person
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente says the World Cup helped Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal become a better player, team-mate and person. He says Yamal contributed to Spain even when he was not at his peak and rejects criticism of his ego, calling him a diligent team player. -
Bayless says Arch Manning lacks consistency he expects from a Manning
Skip Bayless said he does not trust Arch Manning to play consistently, citing uneven accuracy and sideline body language and saying he lacks the poise he expects from a Manning. The comments came on ESPN’s First Take before Texas’ Saturday game against Tennessee. -
The AI race may be a bigger stock risk for Palantir than its valuation
Palantir’s biggest stock risk may be shifting AI competition, not its valuation of 160 times trailing sales, The Motley Fool argues. AI agents have not yet been shown to displace SaaS services, but rivals could eventually match Palantir’s privacy-focused platform.
