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- 1IOC Launches Trustworthy AI Framework for Olympic Movement▼IOC launches Trustworthy AI Framework to support responsible innovation across the Olympic Movement
The International Olympic Committee has launched a Trustworthy AI Framework aimed at guiding responsible innovation across the Olympic Movement. The framework is intended to set standards for how artificial intelligence is used within sport, covering areas such as integrity, fairness and athlete welfare. The announcement was published on the IOC's official website, though details of specific measures remain limited.
- 2Todd Rundgren Slams Taylor Swift as 'Apotheosis of Mediocrity'▼Todd Rundgren Slams Taylor Swift, Says She ‘Ruined Music’ and Is ‘the Apotheosis of Mediocrity’
Veteran rock musician Todd Rundgren has sharply criticized Taylor Swift, claiming she 'ruined music' and calling her 'the apotheosis of mediocrity'. The remarks from the 'Hello It's Me' singer have drawn wide attention given Swift's dominance of the music industry, with fans and commentators weighing in on whether his criticism of her songwriting and cultural influence is fair.
- 3St. Louis Archdiocese calls mass deportation sinful●St. Louis Archdiocese wants end to 'mass deportation,' says immigrant treatment 'sinful'
The Archdiocese of St. Louis has called for an end to mass deportation, arguing that the treatment of immigrants is sinful. The statement from the Catholic leadership adds a prominent religious voice to the heated debate over immigration enforcement in the United States, framing the issue as a moral one rather than purely political or legal.
- 4Paulig backs biochar startup Cotierra in €2.6M round▼Coffee giant Paulig backs biochar startup Cotierra in €2.6M round
Finnish coffee company Paulig has invested in Cotierra, a biochar startup, as part of a €2.6 million funding round. Biochar, a carbon-rich material made from organic waste, is attracting food and beverage companies seeking to cut supply-chain emissions. The deal signals growing corporate interest in carbon removal and agricultural waste technologies across Europe.
- 5IOC president's Utah visit draws attention from US Olympic leaders▼Why the IOC president’s Utah visit is important to U.S. Olympic leaders
International Olympic Committee president Kirsty Coventry is visiting Utah, a trip that US Olympic and Paralympic leaders view as significant given Salt Lake City's role as host of the 2034 Winter Games. The visit is being read as a signal of the IOC's engagement with local organizers as planning for the Games moves forward, and Utah officials are highlighting the state's Olympic legacy and readiness.
- 6Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case postponed for negotiations●Court postpones Archdiocese of Baltimore bankruptcy case to provide more time for negotiations
A court has postponed the Archdiocese of Baltimore's bankruptcy case to give the parties more time for negotiations. The delay suggests settlement talks are ongoing in the case, which stems from a wave of clergy abuse lawsuits filed after Maryland lifted its statute of limitations in 2023. Observers are watching whether extended negotiations can produce a compensation agreement for abuse survivors.
- 7Schweinsteiger: 'We have arrived in mediocrity'●“We have arrived in mediocrity” - Schweinsteiger criticises Germany https:// lemmy.zip/post/72291551
Former Germany captain Bastian Schweinsteiger has criticised the national football team, saying 'We have arrived in mediocrity.' The blunt verdict reflects frustration among supporters over the side's recent performances and decline from its previous status among the world's elite. The remark has been shared and debated by football fans discussing what has gone wrong for the four-time World Cup winners.
- 8Parliament Holds 2025 Discharge Talks with Secretary-General Chiocchetti▼2025 Parliament Discharge: Exchange of views with Secretary-General Chiocchetti
The European Parliament has opened an exchange of views with Secretary-General Alessandro Chiocchetti on the 2025 Parliament discharge, the procedure by which the institution's management of its budget for the year is scrutinised and formally approved. The discussion feeds into Parliament's assessment of how funds were spent, a routine but politically sensitive step in the EU's financial oversight cycle.
- 949ers' Trent Williams leaves game with a stinger●[Maiocco] Trent Williams left the game with a stinger. It might be very uncomfortable for him right now, but that is def
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams exited the game after suffering a stinger injury. According to Matt Maiocco, the injury is described as uncomfortable but not serious, which is being seen as good news for the 49ers going forward. Williams is a cornerstone of the team's offensive line, so any injury scare involving him draws immediate attention from fans.
- 10Valve adds nine new games to Steam Deck compatibility list●Valve aggiorna la lista dei giochi compatibili con Steam Deck aggiungendo nove nuovi titoli a settembre 2026. Tra questi
Valve has updated its Steam Deck compatibility list for September 2026, adding nine new verified titles. The most notable inclusion is Well Dweller, a critically acclaimed metroidvania. The update confirms those games run smoothly on the handheld, and Linux gaming communities are highlighting Well Dweller's verification as the standout of the month.
- 11Court rules against Antioch board in fight with coalition it co-founded▼Antioch board dealt blow in court fight against the coalition the university co-founded
A court has ruled against Antioch University's board in its legal dispute with a coalition the university itself helped establish. The case centres on governance and control of the coalition, an unusual fight given Antioch's founding role in it. Higher education outlets are covering the ruling as a notable setback for the board.
- 12Esteban Ocon to leave Haas after 2026 F1 season●📰 Esteban Ocon confirmó su baja de Haas para temporada 2027 de F1: piloto se declaró agente libre 🔗 https://www. biobioc
French Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon has confirmed he will leave the Haas team at the end of the 2026 season and will not race for the outfit in 2027, declaring himself a free agent. The announcement opens the Frenchman's search for a new seat on the grid for the 2027 championship, and attention now turns to which team might sign him and who could replace him at Haas.
- 13Silicon effect enables new route for chiral alcohol couplings▼β-Silicon effect enables direct HAT for enantioconvergent couplings of α-silyl alcohols [IMAGE]
Chemists report that the beta-silicon effect enables direct hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) for enantioconvergent couplings of alpha-silyl alcohols. The finding means two different alcohol-derived fragments can be joined efficiently into a single enantioenriched product, a long-standing challenge in synthesis, with the silicon atom steering the reaction pathway. Researchers say the approach could simplify how complex chiral molecules, including potential drug candidates, are built from readily available alcohol starting materials.
- 14Gibson Dunn Hires Structured Finance Partner Bacchiocchi in New York●Gibson Dunn Adds New York Structured Finance Partner Bacchiocchi
Law firm Gibson Dunn has added Bacchiocchi as a partner in its structured finance practice in New York, according to Bloomberg Law. The lateral hire strengthens the firm's finance capabilities in its New York office. Details on Bacchiocchi's previous firm and start date were not provided.
- 1546 Detroit-area parishes to join Eucharistic Rosary Congress▼46 archdiocescan parishes to participate in Eucharistic Rosary Congress, Oct. 3-9
Forty-six parishes across the Archdiocese of Detroit will take part in a Eucharistic Rosary Congress running October 3-9. During the week, participating churches will host continuous rosary prayer alongside Eucharistic adoration, part of a broader national effort encouraging Catholic communities to pray for the renewal of the Church. The initiative is being organized locally with parish volunteers coordinating hours of prayer.
- 16Marmots Turn Up in San Francisco and Antioch After Hitching Rides▼Two mountain marmots appeared separately in San Francisco and Antioch in September after apparently hitch
Two mountain marmots were spotted separately in San Francisco and Antioch in September, far from their usual alpine habitat, after apparently hitching rides on vehicles. The unusual appearances in urban Bay Area locations puzzled wildlife officials and residents, raising questions about how the animals traveled and whether more stowaway marmots could show up in the region.
- 17Notre Dame Church Closed Indefinitely Over Structural Damage Concerns▼Notre Dame Church Closed Indefinitely as Diocese Assesses Structural Damage
Notre Dame Church has been closed indefinitely while the Diocese assesses structural damage to the building. Officials have not said how long the assessment will take or when, or whether, the church will reopen. Parishes affected by the closure await further guidance from diocesan authorities.
- 18Todd Rundgren says Taylor Swift 'ruined music'▼Todd Rundgren says Taylor Swift ‘ruined music,’ calls her the ‘apotheosis of mediocrity’
Veteran musician and producer Todd Rundgren has launched a sharp attack on Taylor Swift, saying she 'ruined music' and calling her the 'apotheosis of mediocrity.' The remarks have sparked debate between Swift's huge fanbase and those sympathetic to Rundgren's criticism of modern pop, with reactions divided over whether the comments are fair critique or needless provocation.
- 19Four men to be ordained permanent deacons in Detroit▼Meet the four men to be ordained permanent deacons for the Archdiocese of Detroit
The Archdiocese of Detroit is preparing to ordain four men as permanent deacons. The archdiocesan publication introduced the candidates ahead of their ordination, highlighting their backgrounds and path to diaconal ministry. Permanent deacons in the Catholic Church can preach, baptize and witness marriages, often while maintaining secular careers and family life. Local Catholic readers are following the ordination as a milestone for the men and their parishes.
- 20D7VK 2.3 marks turning point with maintenance mode move●D7VK 2.3 segna un punto di svolta con l’ingresso in modalità manutenzione. Una notizia positiva per i giocatori Linux ch
D7VK 2.3 has been released, marking a turning point as the open-source translation layer enters maintenance mode. The update is described as good news for Linux gamers who play classic titles and older Windows games, since a stable, maintained codebase means continued compatibility for legacy gaming on Linux without requiring major new development.
- 21Oklahoma archdiocese won't revive St. Isidore despite charter ruling▼Despite Jewish charter school win, Oklahoma archdiocese says it has 'no plan' to advance St. Isidore
The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City says it has 'no plan' to move forward with St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual Charter School, even after a legal win that opened the door to religious charter schools. The development came alongside approval of a Jewish charter school in the state, a sign the ruling is expanding religious options in Oklahoma education, though the Catholic school's backers are not seizing the moment.
- 22Honeypot data logs 129 RDP scans in single day●2026-09-29 RDP # Honeypot IOCs - 129 scans Thread with top 3 features in each category and links to the full dataset # D
Security researchers have published a daily report of 129 remote desktop protocol scans captured by a honeypot on 29 September 2026, listing indicators of compromise such as the most active source IP addresses, hosting networks, and attempted login accounts. The most scanned-from address was 80.66.83.43, with 18 scans, and DigitalOcean's AS14061 was the top originating network.
- 23Honeypot data logs 86 RDP scans in single day●2026-09-29 RDP # Honeypot IOCs - 86 scans Thread with top 3 features in each category and links to the full dataset # DF
A honeypot monitoring project has published indicators of compromise from 86 RDP scans recorded on 29 September 2026. The most active source IPs were 80.66.83.43 and 165.227.214.128, with 12 scans each, while hosting providers AS14061 and AS396982 accounted for the top networks. Attempted logins heavily targeted the default 'Administrator' account. The dataset is shared so defenders can block the flagged addresses.
- 24RDP honeypot data flags 43 scans in daily IOC report●2026-09-29 RDP # Honeypot IOCs - 43 scans Thread with top 3 features in each category and links to the full dataset # DF
A daily RDP honeypot report for 29 September 2026 documents 43 malicious scans, publishing indicators of compromise including the most active source IPs — led by 80.66.83.43 and 165.227.214.128 with six scans each — top networks AS14061 and AS396982, and frequently targeted accounts such as 'Administr'. The release includes category breakdowns and links to the full dataset for defenders.
- 25Massachusetts AG releases report on Catholic dioceses abuse●AG releases report on child sex abuse in Catholic Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield, Worcester
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has released a report on child sexual abuse within the Catholic Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield and Worcester, following a statewide investigation. The report details abuse allegations and how diocesan officials responded over decades. The findings add Massachusetts to the list of states publishing comprehensive reviews of clergy abuse in the Catholic Church.
- 26Todd Rundgren calls Taylor Swift 'apotheosis of mediocrity'●Todd Rundgren: Taylor Swift ruined music, is “the apotheosis of mediocrity’
Veteran musician and producer Todd Rundgren has sharply criticised Taylor Swift, saying she has ruined music and calling her 'the apotheosis of mediocrity'. His comments sparked debate online, with many fans rushing to Swift's defence while others echoed Rundgren's view that her dominance reflects declining standards in the pop industry. The clash pits a respected 1970s rock figure against the world's biggest pop star.
- 271970s Rock Icon Says Taylor Swift 'Ruined Music'●’70s Rock Icon Says Taylor Swift ‘Ruined Music’ And Labels Her ‘The Apotheosis Of Mediocrity’
A veteran rock musician from the 1970s has launched a scathing attack on Taylor Swift, claiming she 'ruined music' and calling her 'the apotheosis of mediocrity'. The remarks have reignited debate between the singer's devoted fanbase and critics who share the rocker's view of her dominance over the music industry.