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The Wall Street Journal highlights the strongest pieces on view at this year's Spring/Break Art Show in New York, the artist-organized fair that runs alongside the city's bigger March art fairs. The roundup points readers to standout works and artists worth seeking out, offering a curated guide for fairgoers during New York's busy art week.
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High school students across France are blocking schools to protest teacher shortages and dilapidated buildings. Police have detained more than 160 people. The protests come days after thousands of firefighters marched in Paris demanding more resources, adding to public pressure over underfunded public services. French media report the school blockades have spread to multiple cities, with the government facing growing criticism over conditions in education.
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Toronto has traded forward Matthew Knies to Columbus in exchange for Kirill Marchenko, according to the headline driving discussion. The swap would send the 22-year-old power forward out of Toronto and bring the Russian winger's playmaking to the Leafs' top six. Hockey fans are debating whether Toronto got enough value for Knies, who had been a key part of the Leafs' young core.
- 4Suns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI over March arrestβSuns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI stemming from March arrest https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7647193/2026/09/30/dill
Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has been formally charged with driving under the influence in connection with an arrest in March, per a report from The Athletic. The charge lands just before the new NBA season, raising questions about possible league discipline and what it means for the Suns' newly retooled roster.
- 5Night train start-up Nox to launch in MarchβWhich night train start-up is in the lead? Nox launches in March
European night train start-up Nox is set to begin operations in March, prompting comparisons between new sleeper train companies vying for the lead in the revived night rail market. Interest centres on how these start-ups stack up against each other and against established operators as demand for overnight train travel grows across Europe.
- 645-minute incline treadmill walk caps off workout of the dayβ# workoutoftheday : 45 min de marche sur tapis Γ 15% j'ai finis en courant (6kmh ...), toujours en z2 apres exos de renf
A runner shared a workout combining 45 minutes of walking on a treadmill set to a 15% incline, finishing with a light jog at around 6 km/h while staying in heart-rate zone 2, followed by lower back strengthening exercises such as planks. The session was tagged as part of trail running training, drawing small engagement from fellow runners sharing their own routines.
- 7UN Security Council extends Haiti gang force mandate to 2027βΌUN Security Council extends Haiti Gang Suppression Force mandate through March 2027
The UN Security Council has voted to extend the mandate of the Gang Suppression Force in Haiti through March 2027. The international force is deployed to help Haitian authorities combat powerful criminal gangs that have taken control of large parts of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and driven a humanitarian crisis. The extension signals continued international backing amid ongoing violence and political instability.
- 8Silfab Solar releases third-party safety review and details of March leakβΌSilfab Solar presents findings of third-party safety review, more details about March leak
Silfab Solar has presented the findings of an independent third-party safety review and shared additional details about a leak at one of its facilities in March. The company's disclosure comes amid ongoing local scrutiny of its operations and safety practices, with the announcement covered by regional news outlets.
- 9French public sector workers plan hundreds of strikesβTeachers, healthcare workers, firefighters, and other public sector organisations plan hundreds of # strikes across # Fr
Teachers, healthcare workers, firefighters and other public sector unions in France are preparing hundreds of strikes, with tens of thousands of people expected to march in Paris. Unions including the CGT and FO are behind the mobilisation, scheduled around September 29, in a broad show of strength by public employees over pay and working conditions.
- 10Reddit to shut down RSS feeds and public API accessβ# Reddit will end # RSS feeds on 13 November and public # API access by March 2027 due to scraping and AI bots. Moderato
Reddit will discontinue its RSS feeds on 13 November and end public API access by March 2027, citing heavy scraping by AI bots. Moderators are being advised to use Discord Relay Devvit, but no replacement exists for external feeds. Old Reddit access will also be restricted to recent users, closing off further workarounds for third-party tools and readers.
- 11Pied Avocet Feeding at Titchwell Marsh Draws BirdwatchersβPied Avocet Trying to Find Some Food This was one of many close by at Titchwell March, and one of the hides when we were
Birdwatchers at Titchwell Marsh in Norfolk were treated to close views of Pied Avocets feeding along the water, with many birds gathered near one of the reserve hides. Visitors had been hoping to spot a rare Spotted Crake, which did appear, though the best photographs came from other birds, including the striking avocets sweeping for food.
- 12Suns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI from March arrestβSuns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI stemming from March arrest https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7647193/2 026/09/30/di
Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has been formally charged with driving under the influence related to his arrest in March. Police had taken Brooks into custody on suspicion of DUI, and he now faces that charge along with separate reckless driving counts. The news lands just before the NBA season, raising questions about his availability and standing with the Suns.
- 13Islanders miss on Kirill Marchenko but Darche keeps swingingβIslanders' Kirill Marchenko pursuit came up short, but Mathieu Darche isn't done taking big swings https://www.nytimes.c
The New York Islanders' attempt to acquire winger Kirill Marchenko has fallen short, but general manager Mathieu Darche reportedly remains aggressive in pursuit of upgrades. The Athletic reports Darche isn't done taking big swings, suggesting the Islanders will stay active on the trade market as they look to add top-end talent to the roster.
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Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has been charged with DUI stemming from an arrest in March, ESPN reported. The charge becomes a talking point as Brooks is a key part of the Suns' roster and the news lands during the NBA season, raising questions about potential league discipline and his standing with the team.