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- 1Stars arrive on the red carpet at 2026 VMAs▼2026 VMAs red carpet photos: Stars arrive at Video Music Awards (udpating)
The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards are under way, with celebrities arriving on the red carpet ahead of the ceremony. Outlets are publishing photo galleries of the arrivals and updating coverage live as more stars appear. The VMAs are one of the biggest nights in the music calendar, drawing major artists, bold fashion moments and early buzz ahead of the awards themselves.
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The MLB postseason is under way, with the Wild Card Series drawing global attention. Cam Schlittler struck out 10 as the Yankees beat the Red Sox in Game 1 at Yankee Stadium, while the Padres took an early lead over the Cubs and the White Sox and Braves also won. Elsewhere, the Dodgers' title hopes are clouded by health concerns around Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman.
- 3Verstappen denies Russell rare F1 feat held only by Hamilton●Max Verstappen denies George Russell super-rare F1 achievement only Lewis Hamilton holds
Max Verstappen has prevented George Russell from achieving a rare Formula 1 distinction that, until now, only Lewis Hamilton holds. The specific milestone was not detailed in available reports, but Red Bull's Dutch driver stood in the way of the Mercedes man completing it. Fans and pundits are weighing what the near-miss means for Russell's standing among F1's elite.
- 4Berlin coalition talks trend toward red-red-green despite opposition campaign●Trotz einer teils hysterischen Kampagne von #Springerpresse , #Bundespolitikern (überwiegend, aber nicht nur von der #Un
In Berlin, government formation is reportedly moving toward a red-red-green coalition (RGR), despite what critics call a hysterical campaign against it from Springer press, federal politicians, and several state premiers, most but not all from the Union parties. Observers say the state party leadership has cleared the way for the three-party alliance to proceed.
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The Boston Red Sox have secured a playoff berth after a season in which they used an unusual 56 different players. Coverage highlighted how the club leaned on a 'village' of contributors, including infielder Trevor Story, deploying personnel in unconventional ways to stay competitive through injuries and roster churn heading into October.
- 6Red Sox crushed by Yankees as sports radio heats up●-- ON AIR -- Red Sox vaporized by Yanks? Phillies Donnie Baseball ripped for old-school move? Steelers shopping Joey Por
Overnight sports talk radio is running through a busy slate: the Boston Red Sox were blown out by the New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson, nicknamed Donnie Baseball, is being criticized for an old-school decision, the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly shopping cornerback Joey Porter Jr., and the New York Giants may part ways with Odell Beckham Jr.
- 7Berlin coalition talks: criticism of CDU pressure on the Left●Am Ende bleibt dann # Kenia für # Berlin , Hauptsache, die # CDU ist dabei. So wie gerade auf # dieLinke eingedroschen w
Commentary in Germany argues that Berlin's prospective 'Kenia' coalition — involving the CDU, Greens and Die Linke — will ultimately come down to the CDU getting its way. The author compares the current wave of attacks on Die Linke to past treatment of Habeck and the Greens, claiming anything outside the CDU/CSU is treated as the enemy, and criticises how the former Red-Red-Green Senate is being portrayed.
- 8Elly De La Cruz joins Reds' 30-30 club with stolen base●With swipe of third, Elly becomes 4th Reds player to secure 30-30 season
Cincinnati Reds star Elly De La Cruz reached the 30-30 mark — 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases in a single season — with his 30th stolen base, becoming the fourth player in franchise history to do it. Fans and baseball commentators are praising the feat, which puts him alongside Barry Larkin and other Reds greats as one of the sport's rare two-way threats.
- 9Red Wing Chelsea Boots Selling Well Below Retail Price▼Red Wing’s Rugged Chelsea Is Quietly Selling Way Below Retail
Red Wing's rugged Chelsea boots, normally priced at a premium, are currently available at steep discounts well below their standard retail price. The deal has caught the attention of gear and workwear enthusiasts, with outlets like Gear Patrol highlighting the markdown. Shoppers looking for durable leather boots are being urged to act while stock lasts, as discounted sizes may sell out quickly.
- 10Celebrities Discuss Nuts, Nicknames and Anxiety at Dior▼Celebrities Talk Nuts, Nicknames and How Best to Relieve Anxiety at Dior
Celebrities attending Dior shared candid conversation on unexpected topics, including nuts, personal nicknames and their favourite ways to relieve anxiety, according to WWD. The lighthearted exchanges offered a glimpse of the stars' personalities beyond the red carpet at the fashion house's event.
- 11Yankees weigh Giancarlo Stanton's role against Boston●Yanquis ponderan el uso de Giancarlo Stanton ante Boston https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.elna cional.com/2026/09/yanq
The New York Yankees are weighing how to use Giancarlo Stanton in their series against the Boston Red Sox. The Venezuelan slugger's usage, whether in the lineup, at designated hitter, or in limited appearances, is the main decision facing the club's coaching staff. Fans and baseball writers are debating the best way to deploy his power against Boston's pitching.
- 12Surveillance Firms Cannot Be Trusted to Self-Regulate●🛡️ # Cybersecurity news & tips across the # fediverse “⌗Surveillance Finds a WayA thing I’ve been saying over and over i
Cybersecurity commentators are arguing that surveillance companies cannot be trusted to regulate themselves or make their own privacy decisions, because one company's ethical red line is another's business opportunity. The warning, echoed in privacy-focused circles, stresses that 'surveillance finds a way' regardless of internal policies, renewing debate over whether external regulation is needed to constrain the spyware and data-brokerage industry.
- 13White House to test whether a chatbot can fix bureaucracy●Can a chatbot fix the government maze? The White House is about to find out… # technology # thegeektribune https:// tech
The White House is preparing to test whether a chatbot can help Americans navigate the maze of federal government services. The experiment, reported by TechCrunch, aims to use conversational AI to answer questions and guide citizens through bureaucratic processes. Supporters see it as a way to cut red tape and improve access, while the announcement has sparked debate about relying on AI for government interactions.
- 14OpenClaw brings Kubernetes-style orchestration to AI agents●"Think of it as Kubernetes for agents": OpenClaw lands in the enterprise with Nvidia and Red Hat on board
OpenClaw is positioning itself in the enterprise market with backing from Nvidia and Red Hat, described as a Kubernetes-like orchestration layer for AI agents. The comparison suggests it aims to manage fleets of autonomous agents the way Kubernetes manages containers, an emerging infrastructure category as companies deploy agents at scale.
- 15Witcher 3 Remastered pirates urge each other to buy it▼'The Witcher 3 Remastered' Pirates Are Encouraging Each Other To Buy It Instead
CD Projekt Red's updated version of The Witcher 3 is winning over even habitual pirates, with many in piracy communities encouraging each other to buy the remaster rather than download it illegally. The sentiment reflects goodwill toward the Polish studio, known for consumer-friendly practices and substantial free upgrades, with fans framing the purchase as a way to support a developer they see as deserving of it.
- 16Yankees take Game 1 behind Massachusetts natives Schlittler and Rice●Yanks ride Massachusetts natives Schlittler, Rice to Game 1 win over Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 of their playoff series, with two Massachusetts-born players leading the way. Rookie pitcher Cam Schlittler delivered on the mound while Ben Rice contributed with the bat, giving the Yankees an early edge over their longtime rivals in the postseason matchup.
- 17Lucas Leiva visits United Nations HQ with Liverpool FC●Lucas Leiva visits United Nations HQ with LFC and The Red Way
Former Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva visited the United Nations headquarters in New York alongside representatives of the club and The Red Way, Liverpool's sustainability programme. The visit highlights the club's efforts to promote its environmental and social responsibility initiatives on an international stage, drawing attention from supporters and sustainability observers alike.