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- 1Macron to attend Pope's Mass in Metz, Elysee announces●Surprise, Macron ira à la messe donnée par le pape à Metz, ce lundi après-midi, a annoncé l'Elysée, suscitant l'étonneme
The Elysee has announced that President Emmanuel Macron will attend the Mass celebrated by the Pope in Metz on Monday afternoon, a decision that has surprised observers. Some advisers quip that Macron simply wants to ensure a good reception in Rome next, noting the president's restrained anger amid ongoing tensions with the Vatican over recent disputes.
- 2North Korea accused of $387 million Bitget crypto heist●North Korea accused of plundering Bitget for $387 million in year’s biggest crypto attack
North Korea has been accused of stealing roughly $387 million from crypto exchange Bitget, in what is described as the largest cryptocurrency attack of the year. The allegation adds to a long pattern of state-linked North Korean hacking operations targeting digital asset platforms to fund the regime. Details about how the theft was carried out or whether funds can be recovered remain unclear.
- 3Trump's UN 'America is back' line met with silence●Dean Blundell: "Donald Trump stood at the podium of the # UnitedNations General Assembly, told 130 heads of state that A
Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, telling around 130 heads of state that America is back, and drew no applause. Commentators, including broadcaster Dean Blundell, seized on the silent room, arguing world leaders were unconvinced by the claim. The moment is being shared as a sign of Trump's strained reception on the international stage.
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Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund is drawing attention after scoring against Portugal and copying Cristiano Ronaldo's trademark 'Siu' celebration. His post-match interaction with Portugal coach Jorge Jesus has also gone viral, while Ronaldo reportedly commented on the young striker imitating his celebration. The moment comes amid debate over whether Ronaldo's time with Portugal is nearing its end.
- 5UCSB Economist Shelly Lundberg Wins 2026 Mincer Award▼UCSB Economist Shelly Lundberg Wins 2026 Mincer Award, Releases Book
Shelly Lundberg, an economist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, has won the 2026 Mincer Award, recognizing her contributions to labor economics. The announcement coincides with the release of her new book. The Mincer Award honors major scholarly achievement in the field, and Lundberg's work on family economics and household decision-making has long been influential among economists.
- 6Franco Colapinto hit with grid penalty for Sepang after Azerbaijan blunder●F1: Franco Colapinto’s Sepang Grid Penalty After Azerbaijan Blunder https:// en.auto-mania.fr/motorsport-ra cing-uk/f1-f
Argentine Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto has been handed a grid penalty for the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang following a mistake in Baku. The sanction, carried over from his Azerbaijan weekend, means he will start further back than his qualifying result would suggest. Motorsport outlets and fans are weighing what the penalty means for the Alpine driver's chances in Malaysia.
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The Dallas Mavericks have signed Seth Lundy, according to an official NBA announcement. The move adds a young wing to the roster ahead of the season. Details such as contract length and value were not included in the announcement, and it is not yet clear what role Lundy is expected to fill for the team.
- 8Big Tech Accused of Abandoning Climate Pledges to Fuel AI●# AI # tech Welcome to the Plunderdome: How Big Tech Sold Out Its Climate Pledges to Power AI Amazon and the rest of the
Criticism is mounting that major technology companies, including Amazon, are walking back their climate commitments to meet the enormous energy demands of AI. The industry, once promoted as aspirationally green, is reportedly adding heavily polluting power sources such as smoking chimneys and fossil fuel plants to its data center facilities to churn out more computing power for AI workloads.
- 9Liverpool reportedly eyeing Arsenal star amid contract blunder▼Arsenal blunder: Liverpool can steal Gunners star in Premier League bombshell
Reports suggest Arsenal have made an error over a player's contract situation, opening the door for Liverpool to sign the Gunners star. The story claims the Premier League rivals could take advantage of the misstep, though no move has been confirmed and the player's identity is not detailed in the coverage.
- 10Commentary takes aim at Senator Eric Schmitt's college football blunder▼Commentary: Eric Schmitt’s Hawks-Hawkeyes blunder and the politician he’s become
A commentary from the Missouri Independent examines Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt after he made an error mixing up the St. Louis Blues' 'Hawks' with Iowa's Hawkeyes, using the slip as a lens on the politician he has become. The piece argues the blunder reflects broader questions about his political identity and priorities as he continues his Senate career.
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The Swedish city of Lund is drawing widespread attention online, ranking among the most discussed topics in the country. No specific event has been confirmed behind the surge in mentions. Lund, home to one of Scandinavia's oldest universities, frequently enters public conversation around student life, transport disruptions, weather, or local news developments.
- 12Big Tech Accused of Abandoning Climate Pledges to Power AI●Welcome to the Plunderdome: How Big Tech Sold Out Its Climate Pledges to Power AI https://www. commondreams.org/opinion/
A Common Dreams opinion piece argues that Amazon and other major tech firms have abandoned their green commitments, adding fossil-fuel infrastructure like smokestacks to their facilities to meet surging AI energy demands. The article, being shared widely, accuses the industry of selling out its climate pledges as data centers drive a new boom in dirty power.
- 13Richard E Grant's Celebrity Traitors blunder could be his secret weapon▼‘A jaw-dropping moment’ Richard E Grant’s Celebrity Traitors blunder will be his secret weapon - here’s why
Richard E Grant produced a jaw-dropping blunder on Celebrity Traitors, the star-studded BBC version of the deception game show, and commentators argue the mistake may actually work in his favour. Outlets suggest the slip could make him appear less threatening to fellow contestants, helping him last longer in the competition as viewers continue dissecting the moment.
- 14Survivor recap: historic moment turns into epic blunder▼‘Survivor 51’ recap: A historic moment leads to an epic blunder
Entertainment Weekly's recap of the latest Survivor episode highlights a historic moment in the show that was immediately followed by a costly mistake by a contestant. The episode is drawing attention from fans of the long-running reality competition series.
- 15Lund biologist Olivier Van Aken featured in research release▼Olivier Van Aken, Associate Professor Department of Biology, Lund University (IMAGE)
Olivier Van Aken, Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at Lund University, is named in a new science news release distributed via EurekAlert. The item is credited to the Swedish university and falls under biology coverage. No further details about the study or its findings were available, so the substance of the research remains unknown.
- 16Denmark face reigning champions Portugal in Nations League clash●Denmark vs Portugal: UEFA Nations League – Ronaldo, Hojlund, teams, form https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/9/30 /de
Denmark take on Portugal in a UEFA Nations League fixture, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Rasmus Hojlund among the players in focus. Reigning champions Portugal are looking to build on their winning start in the competition, while Denmark aim to challenge them at home. Coverage centres on team news, current form and the headline matchup between the two sides.
- 17NFL Fans Slam Kirk Herbstreit for Botching Browns Player Names on TNF▼‘Absurd,’ ‘He’s Gotten Like 4 Names Wrong Already’ — NFL World Fumes at Kirk Herbstreit for Blundering Browns RB’s Name on TNF Broadcast
Broadcaster Kirk Herbstreit drew heavy criticism during Amazon's Thursday Night Football coverage after repeatedly misnaming a Cleveland Browns running back on air. Viewers and NFL fans vented on social media, calling the on-air errors 'absurd' and noting he had gotten several names wrong during the broadcast. The criticism quickly spread as fans questioned the quality of the network's commentary booth.
- 18Allie Eklund turns Texas ranch and decade-long audience into retail brand▼How Allie Eklund is turning a Texas ranch and a decade-long audience into a retail brand
Allie Eklund is converting a Texas ranch property and an audience built over roughly ten years into a retail business. The story outlines how she is leveraging the ranch and her long-standing following to launch and grow a consumer brand, combining lifestyle content with commerce.
- 19Lund University Consolidates Quantum Research Across Departments▼Lund University Unites Quantum Research Across Its Departments
Lund University in Sweden is bringing together its quantum research activities across multiple departments into a unified effort. The initiative aims to coordinate work on quantum science that was previously spread across separate faculties, strengthening collaboration between physicists, engineers and other researchers. Further details about funding, structure and specific projects have not been announced.
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Gronlund has been named the Coastal Athletic Association Golfer of the Week, recognizing a standout performance in recent collegiate golf competition. The honor highlights the player's strong form and contributes to Campbell University's golf program's visibility within the conference. Further details about the specific tournament or round scores that earned the award were not provided.
- 21Washington accused of new moves to seize Venezuela's oil●Washington Takes New Steps to Plunder Venezuela’s Oil https:// world-outlook.com/2026/09/20/w ashington-takes-new-steps-
US officials have announced further measures targeting Venezuela's oil sector, while a report from Caracas claims the government there is handing over control of the nation's oil patrimony for the next century under what it calls the biggest oil deal in the world. Critics describe the moves as an attempt to plunder Venezuelan resources, drawing accusations of economic aggression and renewed attention to US policy toward Caracas.
- 22Christian Lundgaard joins Chip Ganassi Racing in Scott Dixon swap▼Christian Lundgaard joins Chip Ganassi Racing, completing Scott Dixon swap with Arrow McLaren
Christian Lundgaard has joined Chip Ganassi Racing, completing a driver swap that sends Scott Dixon to Arrow McLaren. The move reshuffles two of the biggest teams on the IndyCar grid, with the veteran Dixon switching to McLaren and the young Dane taking his seat at Ganassi.
- 23Richard E Grant's "Schoolboy Blunder" on Celebrity Traitors Draws Reactions●'Celebrity Traitors' Viewers React to Richard E Grant's "Schoolboy Blunder"
Viewers of Celebrity Traitors are reacting to a mistake by Richard E Grant described as a "schoolboy blunder" during the show. Esquire reported on the moment and the audience response, which has become a talking point among fans of the reality competition series.
- 24Royal expert blasts Prince Harry over celebrity blunder●How Pathetic Harry Is Making a Celebrity Blunder: Royal Expert
A royal commentator has accused Prince Harry of committing a fresh public embarrassment, labelling his latest move a 'celebrity blunder' and calling it pathetic. The remarks come as criticism of the Duke of Sussex's post-royal public life continues, with experts repeatedly weighing in on his media appearances and commercial ventures.
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IndyCar team Chip Ganassi Racing is set to replace veteran driver Scott Dixon with Christian Lundgaard, according to an IndyStar report. The move would mark a major change for the team, ending Dixon's long tenure as its lead driver and handing the seat to the young Danish racer. Details on timing and the reasons behind the switch have not been confirmed.