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- 1Storm chasers track nor'easter bearing down on Northeast USโLIVE: Nor'easter Coverage With Storm Chasers - Northeast Sept. 26
A nor'easter is moving into the northeastern United States, and meteorologists are providing live coverage with storm chasers in the field on September 26. AccuWeather is streaming continuous reporting on the storm's path, wind and coastal impacts, drawing a large live audience following the system's progress in real time.
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Bangladesh have advanced to the semi-finals of the men's cricket tournament at the Asian Games in China without having to play their scheduled quarter-final, advancing by walkover after their opponents failed to field a side. The unusual route to the last four has drawn attention in Bangladesh, where cricket fans are following the team's push for a gold medal.
- 3Soccer-playing humanoid robots mark milestone in robot coordinationโSoccer-playing humanoid robots score a major robotics goal for coordination
Humanoid robots capable of playing soccer have been highlighted as a significant step forward in robotics, particularly in coordination. The development shows robots working together dynamically on the field, a task requiring balance, perception, teamwork and real-time decision-making. Researchers view soccer as a demanding testbed that pushes advances relevant to broader robotics applications.
- 4Sox take Wild Card Game 1, elimination game tonightโSox took Game 1 6โ3. Wild Card Game 2 is tonight, 5pm ET on Peacock/NBCSN โ Burke vs Brown. Winner faces the Guards in A
The Sox beat their opponent 6โ3 in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card series, putting them one win from the ALDS. Game 2 is a win-or-go-home matchup tonight at 5pm ET, airing on Peacock and NBCSN, with Burke facing Brown. The winner advances to face Cleveland in ALDS Game 1 on Saturday at Progressive Field.
- 5Cerebras CEO to discuss AI scaling limits at Disrupt 2026โCerebras Systems' Andrew Feldman on whether AI can keep scaling at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 https://techcrunch.com/2026/0
Cerebras Systems CEO Andrew Feldman is speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 about whether AI models can continue scaling at their current pace. The session tackles a central question for the AI industry: whether gains in compute, chips and training methods can keep driving progress or whether the field is approaching physical and economic limits. Feldman's company builds wafer-scale chips aimed directly at accelerating large AI workloads, making him a notable voice on the debate.
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The Indianapolis Colts have recorded their first victory of the season, and fans are weighing in on how encouraged they feel by the performance. Sports outlets are asking supporters whether the win signals real progress or simply a one-off result. Opinion appears divided, with some pointing to positives on the field and others urging caution about the team's early form.
- 7MLB 2026 playoff bracket: scores, schedule and where to watchโผ2026 MLB playoff bracket: Scores, schedule, where to watch as baseball postseason continues
The MLB postseason is underway, with fans following the 2026 playoff bracket for updated scores, the full schedule and broadcast information. Coverage is tracking each series as the playoff field narrows toward the World Series, with outlets compiling where and when to watch every game.
- 8ICC explains new 14-team format for 2027 ODI World CupโICC ODI World Cup 2027 format explained: How the new 14-team tournament works
The ICC has detailed how the 2027 ODI Cricket World Cup will work, with the tournament expanding to 14 teams. Outlets are breaking down the new format, explaining how the enlarged field will be split and how teams will progress to the knockout stages ahead of the event in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia.
- 9Tristan Buckmaster Discusses the Navier-Stokes ProblemโThe Buckmaster Interview (Navier-Stokes) Source : Youtube / Numberphile, Tristan Buckmaster https://www. youtube.com/wat
Mathematician Tristan Buckmaster gives an interview with Numberphile about the Navier-Stokes equations, one of the Clay Millennium Prize problems. The conversation covers progress on understanding fluid equation regularity, an area where Buckmaster has published notable work. Mathematicians on Mathstodon are sharing the video, sparking discussion about the long-standing open problem and recent advances in the field.