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- 1Trump approval rating hits second-term low in NBC poll●President Donald Trump's approval rating dropped in a new NBC News poll, and more voters criticized his handling of the
A new NBC News poll shows President Donald Trump's approval rating falling to 41% among registered voters, a second-term low, with 55% disapproving. More voters are also criticizing his handling of the economy, a shift that matters as the closely watched midterm elections approach and both parties gauge voter sentiment heading into the campaign season.
- 2Hockey Night in Canada returns with PWHL games●CBC/Radio-Canada announces return of Hockey Night in Canada in PWHL partnership | CBC Sports
CBC/Radio-Canada says Hockey Night in Canada will return for its 90th season this fall, but in a new format. Instead of six-plus months of NHL coverage, the world's longest-running sports program will broadcast eight prime time Professional Women's Hockey League games on Saturday nights. The move marks a major broadcast commitment to the PWHL and a notable shift for the storied Saturday-night hockey institution.
- 3Only seven Japanese ski resorts may rely on natural snow by century's end▼Japan ski resorts using only natural snow could fall to 7 due to global warming: study
A new study warns that global warming could shrink the number of Japanese ski resorts able to operate on natural snow alone to just seven. Japan's ski industry, long famous for its powder, depends heavily on reliable winter snowfall, and rising temperatures are expected to shorten seasons and threaten resorts, particularly at lower elevations, raising concerns for tourism-dependent regional economies.
- 4AI struggles to forecast hurricane intensity, report explains▼Why AI has trouble predicting the fury of hurricane intensity
US outlets including WLRN and Phys.org are examining why artificial intelligence systems still fall short at predicting how strong hurricanes will become. Forecasters say rapid intensification remains one of the hardest problems in tropical cyclone prediction, and AI models have not yet solved it, raising questions about reliance on machine learning for storm warnings.
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A new survey of South Korean firms finds business sentiment improving, driven mainly by the semiconductor and cosmetics sectors, yet roughly six in ten companies still reported earnings falling short of expectations. The figures suggest optimism about chips and beauty exports is masking broader weakness across the rest of the corporate economy.
- 6Bitcoin's Dominance Slips Below 60% of Crypto Market▼Bitcoin’s Share of the Crypto Market Drops Below 60%: What Happens Next?
Bitcoin's share of the total cryptocurrency market capitalisation has fallen below 60%, according to Yahoo Finance and 24/7 Wall St., both asking what happens next. The drop in dominance suggests capital is rotating into altcoins and other tokens, and analysts are debating whether this marks the start of a broader altcoin rally or a temporary shift in an otherwise bitcoin-led market.
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A 66-year-old woman died after slipping down a ravine while mushroom hunting in Valli del Pasubio, in the Vicenza area, and an 81-year-old woman was intubated and airlifted after falling in a wood near Genoa while searching with her husband. In better news, a record two-kilogram mushroom was found in Borzonasca, though the picker wishes to stay anonymous. The heavy rains have made the season abundant but dangerous.
- 8Bitcoin's Dominance of Crypto Market Falls Below 60%▼Bitcoin Now Accounts for Less Than 60% of Total Crypto Market Value. History Says This Happens Next.
Bitcoin now makes up less than 60% of the total cryptocurrency market value, marking a drop in its dominance. Historical patterns cited in coverage suggest that when Bitcoin's share falls this low, alternative cryptocurrencies tend to outperform in the period that follows, fueling speculation about an upcoming shift in investor money toward altcoins.
- 9Sandra Hüller's 'Rose' Rekindles Oscar Buzz▼Strap-On and All, ‘Rose’ Puts Sandra Hüller Back in the Oscar Conversation
Sandra Hüller, the German actress acclaimed for 'Anatomy of a Fall' and 'The Zone of Interest', is back in awards discussion with her new film 'Rose'. A provocative role, reportedly including a strap-on scene, is drawing attention and early talk of another Academy Award campaign for the star.
- 10Swing-state Democrats distance themselves from AOC in fall campaigns●Swing-state Democrats shun AOC in fall campaigns https:// lemmy.world/post/52473060
Democratic candidates in key swing states are reportedly keeping their distance from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the fall campaign season gets underway. The moves reflect concern among moderates that aligning with the progressive congresswoman could hurt their chances with independent and swing voters in closely contested races.
- 11Penn Men's Tennis Heads to Saint Joseph's Invitational●Men’s Tennis Continues Fall Schedule at Saint Joseph’s Invitational
The University of Pennsylvania men's tennis team continues its fall schedule at the Saint Joseph's Invitational, according to Penn Athletics. The event marks the next stop for the Quakers in their autumn tournament slate as the program builds momentum ahead of the spring dual-match season.
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Spain is seeing a new uptick in COVID-19 cases, with consultations filling up again and experts debating whether it is a shift in the seasonal calendar or the sign of a rougher wave ahead. Lorenzo Armenteros, spokesman for the Spanish Society of General and Family Physicians, says the population is losing the immunity it had and is now more susceptible to infection.
- 13NFL Week 3: 49ers keep rolling, Chargers stumble, Maye struggles▼NFL experts’ Week 3 takeaways: 49ers keep rolling, Chargers stumble and Drake Maye struggles - The Athletic
Week 3 of the NFL season delivered a mixed bag, with the San Francisco 49ers continuing their strong start while the Los Angeles Chargers stumbled. In New England, quarterback Drake Maye had a difficult outing as his struggles drew attention from analysts. Experts at The Athletic rounded up the key takeaways from the week's games, assessing which teams are building momentum and which players are falling short early in the season.
- 14Drake Maye struggling as Patriots face uncertain future▼Drake Maye is falling apart and it's not clear where the Patriots go from here
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is going through a rough stretch, prompting questions about the team's direction as the season progresses. Reports say Maye is 'falling apart' on the field, and it remains unclear what adjustments the Patriots will make at quarterback or elsewhere. The situation has become a major talking point among NFL fans and analysts watching the struggling franchise.
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Searches for the October 2026 calendar are being driven by people planning around the fall festival season. Navratri in 2026 falls in October, and coverage such as the Economic Times' day-by-day colour guide for the nine-day festival is drawing attention as households plan observances, wardrobe choices and holiday time around the dates.
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Amazon has announced Prime Big Deal Days, its fall Prime Day sale, running October 6-7 in the United States. The company is billing it as its biggest set of deals to kick off fall and holiday shopping, with discounts for Prime members across categories. Shoppers are discussing what to buy ahead of the holiday season.
- 17NFL power rankings: undefeated Chiefs, Vikings, Raiders rise in Week 4▼NFL power rankings: Chiefs, Vikings, Raiders keep climbing at 3-0; Patriots, Packers plummet for Week 4
Week 4 NFL power rankings reward the league's remaining unbeaten teams, with the Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings and Las Vegas Raiders all climbing at 3-0. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers are sliding sharply down the boards after poor starts. outlets including Sporting News and Yahoo Sports have published updated rankings heading into Week 4.
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FGCU's swimming and diving team is preparing to compete at the TYR Fall Classic, hosted by Florida International University. The meet brings together collegiate programs for one of the early season's key competitions, and the Eagles' participation is drawing attention from fans following the team's fall schedule.
- 19When clocks fall back: daylight saving end date nears●Daylight saving time: When the clocks change this fall
Daylight saving time ends this fall, meaning clocks will shift back one hour and most people will gain an extra hour of sleep while losing an hour of evening daylight. Seasonal reminders about the exact changeover date are circulating, along with the usual debate over whether the time changes should be kept or abolished.
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Warmer and less predictable conditions are forcing Minnesota marathon organizers to rethink race calendars and planning. Rising heat and shifting seasonal patterns are making traditional spring and fall race dates harder to schedule safely, prompting changes to how the state's running events are timed and managed.
- 21Ontario starts Covid and flu vaccines for priority groups September 28●If you live in Ontario and fit into one of these categories, you can get your Covid and flu vaccines beginning on Septem
Ontario is rolling out Covid and flu vaccinations beginning September 28 for priority groups, including hospital patients and staff, people aged 65 and older, and residents and staff of long-term care homes, retirement homes and similar settings. The early access is aimed at protecting the most vulnerable before the wider respiratory illness season, with broader eligibility for the general public expected to follow later.
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Aurora Ramazzotti is being described in the Italian press as the first 'victim' of the new season of Ballando con le stelle, following a video showing her lying on the dance floor. The clip has drawn widespread attention in Italy, with commentary focusing on her early exit from the Rai dance show.
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Chunichi Dragons lost another game from a winning position against the Hanshin Tigers, their 39th comeback defeat of the season, dropping them to fifth place in the Central League. Former manager Tatsunori Tanishige commented that there are various causes behind the team's repeated late collapses, reflecting growing frustration with the club's season.
- 24Broncos deny Rams as Seahawks lose in NFL week three●Broncos deny Rams and Seahawks lose - five things from NFL week three https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/american-football/arti
Denver Broncos held off the Los Angeles Rams in week three of the NFL season, while the Seattle Seahawks also suffered a defeat. BBC Sport's roundup of five storylines from the weekend highlights the Broncos' defensive stand and the struggles of two NFC West sides, with fans debating the early-season form of both teams.
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Water levels at Lake Annecy in the French Alps are falling rapidly, with local operators reported saying they have to push boats out because of low water. The drop, tied to prolonged dry conditions, is affecting navigation and lakeside activity in the popular tourist destination, prompting concern from residents and businesses ahead of the season.
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Hailey Bieber is drawing attention after showing off a taupe manicure, a shade that is now being credited with driving one of the season's biggest nail trends. Beauty writers say the muted brown-grey polish, dubbed a go-to fall color, is being widely copied by fans and salons looking to replicate her look.
- 27Baked apple cider doughnuts become a fall favorite▼Nothing says fall like these baked apple cider doughnuts. "They came out moist and full of flavor, and barely made it out of my kitchen." https://nyti.ms/4yiKbZi
The New York Times is sharing a recipe for baked apple cider doughnuts, promoting them as the quintessential fall treat. The recipe's blurb promises doughnuts that come out moist and flavorful, joking that they 'barely made it out of my kitchen.' Home bakers looking for seasonal autumn baking ideas are being encouraged to try the apple cider-based treat.
- 28Housing Sales Fall 6% to 1.03 Lakh Units in Q3▼Housing Sales Fall 6% to 1.03 Lakh Units Across Top Nine Cities in Q3
Housing sales across India's top nine cities fell 6% in the July-September quarter, dropping to 1.03 lakh units sold. The decline points to a slowdown in residential demand in major urban property markets, with buyers turning cautious amid elevated prices and interest rates. Industry watchers are watching whether upcoming festive-season demand can reverse the trend in the final quarter of the year.
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ESPN has released its updated Football Power Index ratings following Week 4 of the college football season, prompting analysis across sports media. Sports Illustrated highlighted which teams are rising and falling in the new rankings, as several programs saw their championship and playoff outlooks shift after weekend results. Fans are debating whether the model's projections match what they saw on the field.
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Week 4 NFL power rankings show a new team claiming the top spot, with the Seattle Seahawks dropping and the Dallas Cowboys falling sharply after recent results. Fans and analysts are debating whether the changes reflect genuine shifts in team strength or overreactions to a small sample early in the season.
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D'Angelo Russell has landed a contract in the Chinese Basketball Association after being released by the Memphis Grizzlies. The veteran NBA guard, once an All-Star with the Nets, now heads overseas to continue his career. The move is drawing attention as a notable fall for a player who was a standout NBA starter in recent seasons.
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The motorcycle world championship is being called the most battered in its history, with 628 falls recorded this season and half of the MotoGP starting grid injured. The high number of crashes has sidelined numerous riders, raising debate about bike competitiveness, track conditions and the physical toll of the current calendar.
- 33Knicks Lead NBA Teams At Risk Of Underachieving▼Knicks, other East beasts highlight NBA teams that could fall short of expectations
A New York Times analysis flags the New York Knicks and several other Eastern Conference heavyweights as NBA teams that could fall short of expectations this season. The piece examines rosters that look strong on paper but carry risks such as depth, injuries or chemistry, positioning the Knicks as the headline example among the East's contending clubs.
- 34Golden Knights Starting Over, Fueled by Unfinished Business▼Golden Knights Starting Over, but Fueled by ‘Unfinished Business’
The Vegas Golden Knights are entering a fresh chapter, described as 'starting over' while driven by a sense of 'unfinished business.' The framing suggests the NHL club has retooled its roster or approach after falling short of its goals, with players and staff motivated by the memory of missed opportunities as the new season approaches.
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NFL.com has released its Week 3 power rankings, with the Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs climbing the table while the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers plummet after disappointing results. Fans and analysts are debating whether the risers can sustain their momentum and how far the sliding teams can fall as the season takes shape.
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The University of Mississippi women's tennis program has announced its schedule for the 2026 fall season. The release, published on the athletics department's official site, lays out the team's upcoming fall competition plans. Details of specific opponents and dates were not included in the available information, and there has been little reaction so far beyond the announcement itself.
- 37Diamondbacks eliminated on final day of season●D-backs push postseason fight to Game 162, but battle ends there
The Arizona Diamondbacks took their playoff push to the final game of the regular season, but their postseason hopes ended with Game 162. The club fought to the last day for a wild-card spot, ultimately falling short. Baseball fans are reacting to the tight race and the Diamondbacks' late-season effort.
- 38America's Fall Colors Are Changing, Scientists Explain Why▼America’s fall colors are changing, and scientists say this is why
Scientists say autumn foliage across the United States is shifting, with peak colors arriving later or appearing less vivid in many regions. Experts attribute the changes to warming temperatures, altered rainfall patterns and longer growing seasons, which stress trees and disrupt the usual timing of leaf color change, raising concern among ecologists and leaf-peeping communities.
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Russian media are discussing package tours to Egypt for autumn 2026, with outlets weighing whether prices for last-minute deals are likely to fall. Egypt remains one of the most popular beach destinations for Russian travellers during the off-season, and questions about timing and cost are driving the conversation.
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Crunchyroll has added nine new titles to its Fall 2026 anime schedule, expanding its lineup for the upcoming season. Anime fans are following the announcements closely, with coverage highlighting which series will stream on the platform. The additions give viewers an early look at what to expect next season, though further details on most of the newly announced titles remain limited.