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- 1Police hunt gunmen after two South Africa mass shootings kill 27βPolice hunt gunmen after 2 mass shootings in South Africa leave at least 27 dead
At least 27 people have been killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa, and police are searching for the gunmen responsible. Details about the victims, locations and possible motives remain limited as the investigation continues, with authorities facing pressure to make arrests quickly.
- 2Rio residents take on gangs as crime drives Brazil's electionβRio residents find their own way to tackle gangs as crime dominates Brazilβs election
As crime dominates Brazil's election campaign, residents of Rio de Janeiro are taking matters into their own hands, finding local ways to confront the gangs that control parts of the city. With security a top voter concern, the story highlights the gap between official policy and life in communities where armed groups operate, fuelling debate over the candidates' competing approaches to public safety.
- 3Trump accepts invitation to visit China, White House saysβ"America is very happy about this visit, and I'm sure China is very happy also. Great things for both countries." Presid
President Trump has accepted an invitation to visit China after talks with President Xi Jinping. In remarks shared by the White House, Trump said America is very happy about the visit and predicted 'great things for both countries.' The invitation came over tea with Xi, Madame Peng Liyuan and First Lady Melania Trump. The announcement is drawing attention in both the US and China, with observers weighing what warmer ties between Washington and Beijing could mean for trade and diplomacy.
- 4Trump rejects Iran deal as GOP fights to hold CongressβSunday shows preview: Trump rejects Iran deal after week of high-stakes meetings; GOP clammers to keep Congress
President Trump has rejected a proposed deal with Iran following a week of high-stakes meetings with advisers and officials, according to The Hill's Sunday shows preview. At the same time, Republicans are scrambling to keep control of Congress ahead of upcoming elections. The weekend talk shows are expected to weigh both the collapsing diplomatic track with Tehran and the GOP's legislative and electoral prospects.
- 5Trump's War With Iran Hurts Republicans Ahead of MidtermsβA 'Big Problem': Trump's War With Iran Drags Down Republicans in Midterms https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/27/us/politics
A New York Times report says President Trump's conflict with Iran has become a political liability for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections, with party officials describing it as a 'big problem' as the war weighs on the party's standing with voters. The reporting suggests national security concerns are reshaping the midterm campaign landscape.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is planning to buy robotic dogs, according to an ABC News report. The quadruped robots would potentially be used in enforcement operations, a prospect already drawing attention from observers of immigration policy and surveillance technology. Critics have raised concerns in the past about expanding high-tech tools in immigration enforcement, while agencies have argued such equipment improves safety for officers in the field.
- 7South African police probe mining feud after 27 killed in shootingsβSouth African police probe mining feud, business rivalry after shootings kill 27
South African police are investigating a mining feud and business rivalry as the possible motive behind a series of shootings that have left 27 people dead. The killings, linked to disputes in the country's mining sector, have raised alarm over organised violence tied to mineral-rich operations.
- 8Cramps derail Tigst Assefa's record bid at Berlin MarathonβCramps derail Tigst Assefaβs world record as Guye Adola wins Berlin Marathon
Tigst Assefa's attempt at a world record at the Berlin Marathon fell apart when cramps forced her off record pace, with Guye Adola taking the men's victory in the German capital. Berlin has long been the stage for marathon world records, making the missed mark a notable talking point among distance running fans.
- 9Trump's profanity pushes presidential swearing into the openβΌBad language: profane Trump brings presidential swearing out into open
Donald Trump's public use of profanity is drawing attention for breaking with the traditionally restrained language expected of US presidents. Observers note the shift makes swearing at the highest level of American politics more openly accepted, with commentators debating whether it reflects a broader erosion of norms in political discourse or simply a candid new style of leadership.
- 10South Korea becomes ground zero for EV price warβSouth Korea becomes ground zero for EV price war as global carmakers slash tags
Global carmakers are slashing electric vehicle prices in South Korea, turning the country into a focal point of an intensifying EV price war. Aggressive discounting by international brands is putting pressure on the domestic market, reshaping competition among automakers and offering Korean consumers some of the sharpest EV price cuts seen anywhere.
- 11Rivian And Lucid Earnings Put EV Startup Race In FocusβWhat Rivian And Lucid's Latest Earnings Say About The EV Startup Race
Rivian and Lucid have reported their latest quarterly earnings, with coverage framing the results as a measure of how the two leading American EV startups are faring against each other and against established automakers. Commentators are weighing their cash positions, production progress and paths to profitability as the broader EV market slows and competition intensifies.
- 1228% of company job listings stay open over 90 daysβ28% of job postings on company career sites have been open over 90 days
A new report finds that 28% of job postings on company career sites have remained open for more than 90 days, raising concerns about so-called ghost jobs. Commenters argue many listings are kept up to build talent pools, signal growth, or meet legal requirements, while applicants waste time on roles that may never be filled. Critics are calling for more transparency and expiry dates on postings.
- 13DraftKings Made a Deliberate Problem Gambler a VIPβI Deliberately Bet Like a Problem Gambler. DraftKings Made Me a VIP.
A ProPublica investigation reports that a journalist who intentionally gambled like someone with a gambling problem was rewarded by DraftKings with VIP status and incentives to keep betting. The findings suggest the company's 'responsible gaming' tools and prompts did little to counter the product design and bonuses pushing continued play. The report lands amid growing public health concerns over online sports betting in the United States and mounting scrutiny of how operators treat at-risk customers.
- 14Hong launches statewide tour, skips joint events with CrowleyβHong launches new statewide tour, doesn't promise to campaign alongside Crowley before Election Day
Tim Hong has begun a new tour across the state ahead of Election Day, but has declined to commit to campaigning alongside Crowley before voters go to the polls. The decision raises questions about unity within the ticket as the campaign enters its final stretch, with observers watching whether the two will appear together before the election.
- 15AI belongs in education, but not at the front of the classroomβGretchen Givens Generett: AI belongs in education, but not at the front of the classroom
Gretchen Givens Generett argues that artificial intelligence has a place in schools, but teachers should remain the leading force in the classroom. Her commentary, published on TribLIVE, reflects a broader debate among educators about how to integrate AI tools without letting them replace human instruction and judgment in teaching.
- 16Creative Assembly confirms diplomacy in Total War: Warhammer 40,000β'Your renown or your reputation with the Imperium, those things might not always align, which should put you in some fun sort of spots' β Creative Assembly says 'diplomacy will be present' in Total War: Warhammer 40,000, and players will need to manage rel
Creative Assembly says diplomacy will feature in Total War: Warhammer 40,000, requiring players to manage relationships with factions like the Imperium. The studio notes that a commander's renown and their reputation with the Imperium may not always align, creating tricky dilemmas. Fans are discussing how the grimdark setting's alliance system will differ from previous Total War titles.
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Ethiopian marathon runner Tigst Assefa won the Berlin Marathon despite suffering cramps that cost her a chance at breaking the world record. She held on to take the title on a course where she has set records before, but the late-race cramping prevented another record-setting time. Coverage is focused on how close she came despite the physical setback.
- 18Reporter loses $10,000 testing DraftKings gambling safeguardsβNEW: ProPublicaβs Jake Pearson lost $10,000 mimicking the betting patterns of a problem gambler on DraftKings to test th
ProPublica reporter Jake Pearson lost $10,000 betting on DraftKings while imitating the behaviour of a problem gambler to test the company's responsible gaming protections. Within a week he was invited to become a VIP, and he encountered little pushback as his losses mounted. The investigation suggests DraftKings' safeguards may fail to protect vulnerable gamblers, drawing widespread attention to the platform's practices.
- 19Darden Shares Face September 24 Earnings TestβDarden Stock Forecast: Olive Garden Growth Faces September 24 Earnings Test
Darden Restaurants, the owner of Olive Garden, reports quarterly earnings on September 24, and investors are weighing whether the brand's recent growth can continue. Coverage is focused on forecasts for the stock heading into the report, with analysts looking at same-store sales and consumer spending trends to gauge whether Olive Garden's momentum will hold up.
- 20Ethiopia dominates Berlin Marathon as Assefa misses world recordβBerlin Marathon 2026: Ethiopia shines as Tigst Assefa narrowly misses world record and Guye Adola claims second title
Ethiopian runners delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Berlin Marathon. Tigst Assefa came close to the women's world record but fell narrowly short, while Guye Adola won the men's race to claim his second Berlin title. The result cements Ethiopia's strength in marathon running and keeps Berlin's reputation as one of the fastest courses in the sport intact.
- 21Full results list published for Berlin Marathon 2026βBerlin Marathon 2026: All results, times and standings - full list
A complete list of results, times and standings for the Berlin Marathon 2026 has been made available via Olympics.com, covering finishers' times and rankings. The race is one of the World Marathon Majors, and full result lists typically draw attention from runners checking their official times, clubs tracking athletes, and fans following elite performances in the German capital.
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Formula 1 has released updated driver and constructor standings following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The race in Baku reshuffled the 2026 championship order, with fans and pundits weighing in on how the result affects the title battle. Motorsport outlets are recapping points gaps and what the outcome means for the seasons ahead.
- 23Verstappen Criticises Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix ChangesβFord F1 Driver Verstappen Makes Feelings Clear On Monaco Changes
Max Verstappen, who races for the Red Bull team carrying Ford branding in Formula 1, has publicly shared his opinion on recent changes to the Monaco Grand Prix. The Circuit de Monaco has faced criticism over limited overtaking and new regulations have been introduced there, prompting drivers to comment on the revised format and its effect on the racing.
- 24England vs Sri Lanka: Third ODI First Innings HighlightsβEngland vs Sri Lanka: Third ODI, first innings highlights
England and Sri Lanka met in the third one-day international of their series, and highlights of the first innings are now drawing attention from cricket fans. Details of the score, key performances and the result have not been confirmed beyond the match itself, but viewers are following the highlights to catch up on how the opening innings unfolded.
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England and Sri Lanka are playing the third and final match of their one-day international cricket series. Highlights of the first innings are being widely shared, with fans following the batting and bowling performances that shaped the opening half of the game. The match decides momentum in the series finale between the two sides.
- 26Sri Lanka struggling at 99-6 chasing 356 against Englandβ20 overs into the Sri Lanka innings, which means we have a game. Sri Lanka are 99-6 chasing 356 for the win, which puts
In the England v Sri Lanka one-day international, Sri Lanka have collapsed to 99 for 6 after 20 overs while chasing a target of 356. Commentators note England are well ahead on the DLS calculation at this stage, describing the contest as effectively decided in England's favour unless Sri Lanka can stage a dramatic recovery.
- 27England rush to 20 overs to outfox rain rule in Sri Lanka ODIβEngland using Dawson and Root to speed things through to 20 overs, at which point even if the heavens open the DLS adjus
In the ODI against Sri Lanka, England are bowling Liam Dawson and Joe Root to speed through to the 20-over mark, which would make the match a completed game under the DLS rain rule. That way, even if the weather intervenes, the Duckworth-Lewis adjustment would hand England both the match and the series. Fans are debating whether it is smart tactics or against the spirit of the game.
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