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Donald Trump's address to the United Nations General Assembly is drawing heavy attention online, with viewers highlighting twelve standout moments from the speech. The remarks covered his usual mix of foreign policy, criticism of international bodies and attacks on political opponents. Senator Adam Schiff amplified the coverage, and reaction spans both sharp criticism and strong support from his base.
- 2Big Tech issues up to $300bn in guarantees backing AI debt●“ #BigTech companies are rapidly expanding their use of #guarantees to back debt for #AI #datacentres and #chips , issui
Major technology companies are rapidly expanding the use of guarantees to back debt financing for AI datacentres and chips, issuing up to $300 billion in commitments in less than a year, according to analysis shared by economist Adam Tooze. The commitments largely stay off the companies' balance sheets, raising questions about hidden leverage in the AI buildout and how much risk the industry is actually carrying.
- 3Kaye Adams to return to airwaves after BBC Radio Scotland exit●Kaye Adams to return to airwaves following departure from BBC Radio Scotland https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrit
Broadcaster Kaye Adams is set to return to presenting following her departure from BBC Radio Scotland. The Loose Women star announced the news on Instagram, with reports suggesting she will appear on Sunday Brunch. Adams stepped down from her BBC Radio Scotland show earlier this year, marking the end of a long-running spell on the station.
- 4Physician burnout may signal an identity crisis in medicine, authors argue●Perspective by Adam Sawatsky, MD, MS, and Andrea Leep Hunderfund, MD, MHPE: # PhysicianBurnout may reflect more than ove
Physicians Adam Sawatsky and Andrea Leep Hunderfund argue that burnout in medicine reflects more than simple overwork. In their perspective piece, they suggest burnout can also indicate an identity crisis within the profession, as market pressures, managerial demands and platform priorities increasingly conflict with doctors' professional commitments to patients and patient care.
- 5Tooze's Chartbook rounds up Pentagon debt, housing, black lung▼Debt service and the Pentagon. Private equity and the politics of the US housing market. The return of black lung disease & the Franco-Prussian War in color.
Adam Tooze's latest Chartbook newsletter examines the rising cost of debt service and its implications for the Pentagon budget, alongside private equity's growing role in US housing politics. The roundup also covers the re-emergence of black lung disease among coal miners and a colorized account of the Franco-Prussian War. Readers are discussing the links between fiscal pressure, defence spending and housing affordability.
- 6Adam Back's Crypto Empire Faces Hack and Lawsuits▼Bitcoin Pioneer Adam Back’s Empire Beset by Hack, Lawsuits
Adam Back, the cryptographer credited as one of the earliest figures behind Bitcoin and founder of blockchain firm Blockstream, is dealing with mounting troubles: a hack and multiple lawsuits are hitting his business empire, according to Bloomberg. The report casts a spotlight on the pressures facing one of the industry's longest-standing companies as legal and security problems pile up.
- 7USMNT and Chile clash after heated friendly win●'A crazy situation': USMNT and Chile's fight, and how Pochettino got in the middle of it https://www. nytimes.com/athlet
The United States men's national team beat Chile 4-2, but the match ended in an ugly on-field scuffle between players from both sides. Head coach Mauricio Pochettino stepped in to break things up, with Tyler Adams and Richards among those involved. The coach described it as 'a crazy situation', and the incident is drawing wide attention in the soccer world.
- 8Utah House candidates McAdams and Owen face voters in debate▼WATCH LIVE: Utah voters hear from House candidates McAdams, Owen in midterm debate
Incumbent Democratic Representative Ben McAdams and Republican challenger Burgess Owen met Utah voters in a televised debate ahead of the midterm elections. The event, broadcast live by PBS, gave constituents a chance to question the candidates directly on the issues at stake in Utah's 4th congressional district, one of the more closely watched House races of the cycle.
- 9Kershaw, Rizzo, Votto turn MLB Wild Card analysts●MLB Wild Card coverage with Kershaw, Rizzo, Votto, Ottavino: Which ex-player impressed? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
Clayton Kershaw, Anthony Rizzo, Joey Votto and Adam Ottavino have moved into broadcast and studio roles covering the MLB Wild Card round, and The Athletic is asking readers which former player has been most impressive in the new job. The pieces review their debuts analyzing postseason baseball after long playing careers.
- 10The Athletic invites questions on the Man City verdict●Man City verdict Q&A: Ask Adam Crafton and Matt Slater your questions https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7646161/2 026/09
The Athletic journalists Adam Crafton and Matt Slater are inviting readers to submit questions about the Manchester City verdict, promising to answer as many as possible. The call for questions follows a ruling in the long-running case involving the club, which has drawn intense interest across football. It offers fans a chance to press the two reporters, who have closely covered the proceedings, for details and analysis.
- 11Adam Brody's Gaza 'Genocide' Remark Puts Celebrities on the Spot▼Adam Brody's 'Genocide' Declaration Shows Gaza Is Harder to Avoid in Real Life Than on Netflix
Actor Adam Brody has publicly described the situation in Gaza as a genocide, a statement that drew attention from outlets including Haaretz. The remark is being read as part of a broader trend in which Hollywood figures face growing pressure to take positions on the war, making the conflict impossible to sidestep even for entertainment stars known for escapist roles.
- 12Dutch cartoonist casts AI as Eden's forbidden fruit●Het AI-paradijs # Adam # AI # paradijs # slang # verleiding # straf
Dutch political cartoonist Joep Bertrams has published a cartoon titled 'The AI Paradise', reworking the Garden of Eden story with Adam, the snake, temptation and punishment as a commentary on artificial intelligence. The image frames AI as a new paradise promising everything, while echoing the biblical warning that temptation ends in a fall.
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Nigeria are preparing to take on Guinea-Bissau in a 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. Forward Akor Adams says he and his teammates are confident ahead of the match, adding to a buildup that has drawn attention from fans across West Africa as both sides look to secure their place at the tournament in Morocco.
- 14Bryan Adams' lesser-known singles get a morning shoutout●Bon matin ! Voici 3 singles de Bryan Adams qui vous ont peut-être échappé : The only thing that looks good on me is you
A French music podcast, Pas Le Platine, is highlighting three Bryan Adams singles that may have slipped past listeners: "The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You" from 1996, "I Thought I'd Seen Everything" from 2008, and "So Happy It Hurts" from 2021. The picks span nearly three decades of the Canadian rocker's career, and listeners are being invited to rediscover tracks beyond his biggest hits.
- 15Pardoned Abramoff associate Adam Kidan's money surfaces in Senate campaigns●Adam Kidan🚨went to fed prison with Abramoff & was ordered to repay $21.7M. # Trump 🚨pardoned him in July. His💰turned up
Adam Kidan, who went to federal prison alongside Jack Abramoff and was ordered to repay $21.7 million, was pardoned by Donald Trump in July. His money has now turned up in eight Republican Senate campaigns, including a $25,000 March 2025 donation to a fundraising committee shared by John Kennedy, with smaller sums to Susan Collins, Roger Marshall and Jon Husted.
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Artist Adam Pendleton is the subject of a New York Times feature examining his practice of covering gallery walls and canvases in dense black paint. The piece frames his monochrome approach as a challenge to the conventions of the traditional white-cube gallery space, prompting renewed conversation about race, abstraction and how contemporary art is displayed.
- 17Man City CEO says legal battle with Premier League continues▼Man City CEO adamant legal battle with the Premier League is not over - reports
Manchester City's chief executive has insisted the club's legal fight with the Premier League is not over, according to reports carried by ESPN. The dispute, centred on the league's financial rules, has already seen City challenge associated party transaction regulations. The CEO's comments signal the club intends to keep pursuing the case despite previous hearings, keeping tensions high between the champions and the league.
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Davante Adams' 2026 situational statistics have been published, breaking down how the star wide receiver performs in specific game scenarios such as third downs, the red zone, and clutch moments. Fans and analysts are combing through the numbers to assess where Adams stands entering the season and how his role may shape his team's offense.
- 19Adam Brody's The Kid Detective Headed to Hulu as a Series▼The Kid Detective: Adam Brody Film Set for Hulu Series Adaptation
The 2020 film The Kid Detective, starring Adam Brody as a former child sleuth now tackling a dark adult case, is being developed into a series for Hulu. The adaptation turns the well-received cult comedy-drama into episodic form, extending the story of Brody's washed-up detective character.
- 20McAdams and Owen split on debt and economy in Utah CD1 debate●McAdams, Owen toed a similar line but split on debt and economy in CD1 debate
Utah's 1st Congressional District debate saw Ben McAdams and Burgess Owen take similar positions on many issues but diverge sharply on federal debt and economic policy. The candidates' differing approaches to spending and the economy emerged as the key point of contrast in the exchange, giving voters a clearer picture of their fiscal priorities.
- 21Steve Swallow's 'Winter Songs' Gets a Spin●# NP : # NowPlaying : Steve Swallow - 'Winter Songs' (2026) cd3077 # playall # playallyourcdsagain # playallyouralbumsag
Listeners are playing jazz bassist Steve Swallow's album 'Winter Songs' on ECM Records, tagging the session as now playing. The record features Mike Rodriguez, Chris Cheek, Steve Cardenas, Gil Goldstein and Adam Nussbaum, and is dated 2026. The post also pushes a broader campaign encouraging people to replay their own CD and album collections again.
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A financial regulator has opened an investigation into former US congressman Adam Kinzinger over his trading activity on Kalshi, the prediction-markets platform. Details of the probe, including which agency is leading it and what potential rules may have been breached, have not yet been made public. The news, first reported by Politico, is drawing attention because of Kinzinger's high political profile and Kalshi's growing regulatory scrutiny in the US.
- 23Senate Candidate Adam Hamilton's Beef and Climate Sermon Draws Fire▼Senate Candidate Adam Hamilton’s Sermon on Beef, Climate Change Sparks New Controversy
Senate candidate Adam Hamilton is facing fresh controversy over a sermon in which he addressed beef consumption and climate change. The remarks have drawn criticism and renewed scrutiny of the candidate's views on the environment and food policy, adding climate issues to his campaign's political challenges.
- 24Johnson County relocates two polling places from Adam Hamilton's church▼Johnson County moves two polling places away from Adam Hamilton’s church
Johnson County election officials have moved two polling places that had been located at Resurrection Church, the Leawood congregation led by prominent pastor Adam Hamilton. The Kansas City Star reported the relocation, drawing attention because the church is one of the largest United Methodist congregations in the country and Hamilton is a well-known national religious figure. Officials' stated reasons for the change and any reaction from the church remain unclear.
- 25NBA nears Las Vegas expansion decision in $12 billion deal▼Report: NBA close to picking Las Vegas owner in $12 billion-plus deal
The NBA is reportedly close to selecting an ownership group for a Las Vegas franchise in a deal valued at more than $12 billion. The league has long been linked to Las Vegas as a top expansion market, with the city seen as a prime candidate for the next NBA team as commissioner Adam Silver weighs adding franchises.
- 26Johnson County moves polling sites out of Resurrection Church▼County moves voting sites at Adam Hamilton's Resurrection Church
Johnson County election officials have relocated voting sites that were previously housed at Resurrection Church, the large Leawood-area congregation founded by pastor Adam Hamilton. The change affects voters who used the church as their polling place, and officials will direct them to new locations. The county has not been quoted on the specific reason for the move, and reaction from the church or local voters has not been reported.
- 27Ansari reflects on her first congressional job▼Madam speaker, madam president: Ansari looks back on her first congressional job
Roll Call profiles Ansari's look back at her first job on Capitol Hill, recounting her experience serving in Congress under the titles 'madam speaker' and 'madam president'. The piece offers a retrospective on her early career in congressional politics as interest in her trajectory continues.
- 28CITGO Honors Distinguished Scholar in Performing and Fine Arts●CITGO Distinguished Scholars: Performing and Fine Arts | Adam
A student named Adam has been recognized as a CITGO Distinguished Scholar in the Performing and Fine Arts category, according to ABC13 Houston. The recognition is part of CITGO's scholar program highlighting academically strong students in the Houston area who excel in fields including the arts. Further details about the student's school and achievements were not provided.