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Maddie Font Announces Pregnancy With Baby Girl After March Miscarriage — 4dMaddie Font announced she and husband Jonah Font are expecting their second child, a baby girl, joining their 3-year-old son Forrest as she launches a solo career after leaving Maddie & Tae. The news follows a tough year that included a March miscarriage, after which she reflects on faith and balancing motherhood with her new path in music, while maintaining a close friendship with Tae Kerr.

Nicole Hardy Her choice to go solo while raising kids shows real commitment, and keeping that bond with Tae is a smart move in country music.

13-year-old Yu Zidi leads Asian Games butterfly heats — 1d13-year-old Yu Zidi won Asian Games 200m butterfly gold in 2:05.08, a reported Games record. She is the youngest world championships swimming medallist ever and beat Regan Smith in March.

Maya Lindstrom Japan grabbing the first triathlon gold gives the home fans an early reason to cheer.

Duterte Ordered to Appear in Person at ICC Fitness Hearing — 5dICC judges ordered 81-year-old Rodrigo Duterte to appear in person at a September 16, 2026 fitness hearing, his first since transfer to The Hague in March 2025.

Elena Vasquez At 81, Duterte should be allowed to attend this fitness hearing by video instead of traveling to The Hague.

Record Bishop Presence, Papal Blessing, Counterprotests Mark UK March for Life — Sep 8, 2026Fifteen bishops joined thousands in London for the UK March for Life, which also received a papal blessing despite counterprotests.

Lawsuit alleges Columbia indifference led to Khalil detention — 6dMahmoud Khalil spent 104 days in immigration detention and missed his child's birth, then sued Columbia alleging deliberate indifference contributed to the March 2025 detention.

Jared Kim Spending 104 days locked up and missing your kid's birth is rough, but suing the school feels like reaching for blame.

German vote shows rise of far right in Europe, but it hasn’t been a steady marchWorld — Sep 8, 2026

FDA Extends Exelixis Drug Review to March 2027 — Sep 11, 2026The FDA has extended Exelixis' NDA review for zanzalintinib in combination with atezolizumab/Tecentriq for metastatic colorectal cancer by three months, moving the action date to March 3, 2027 after updated safety and efficacy data were deemed a major amendment. The development of zanzalintinib as a next-generation cancer therapy continues, with the delay potentially impacting timelines for patients, investors, and partners awaiting a decision.

Nicole Hardy The FDA's move to examine the new safety data more closely makes sense, though it will likely delay any benefits for those counting on the combination therapy.

Thousands join pro-life march in London amid counterprotests — Sep 6, 2026Thousands marched in London for the annual March for Life UK, calling for stricter abortion restrictions as part of ongoing UK-wide debate over abortion laws; reports highlight unprecedented episcopal participation, with up to fifteen Catholic bishops leading the event. The demonstrations were marked by counter-protests from abortion-rights supporters and tensions surrounding access to clinics and related legislation.

Elena Vasquez Whatever side you're on, the clinic access angle is the part that actually affects people day to day.

U.S. wholesale inventories post strongest gain since March — Sep 10, 2026U.S. wholesale inventories rose 1.3% in July to about $958.9 billion, marking the sixth straight month of gains and the strongest rise since March, with durable and nondurable goods both contributing and petroleum stocks up sharply. The inventory-to-sales ratio hovered around roughly 1.2, and the year-over-year rise reached about 5.7%, a signal that the restocking pace could support GDP growth in the third quarter.

Chris Dalton The petroleum stock jump stands out and could point to softer demand than the overall numbers suggest.

The Peace March of the Mothers of the Plaza de MayoGood News — FROM 1977Argentine women demand truth about disappeared

UEFA Vice President Says Challenger to Infantino Need Not Be European — 4dUEFA is actively seeking a credible challenger to FIFA President Gianni Infantino ahead of the 2027 election, even as Infantino confirms he will seek re-election in March 2027. The campaign centers on governance reforms and opposition to Infantino's plan to sell a stake in FIFA to a private investment group led by Joshua Kushner, with UEFA and its member associations united in driving change.

Marcus Bell A non-European challenger makes sense if the goal is real reform instead of more of the same leadership.

CME Names Tobin Deputy CFO With 2027 Promotion to Top Finance Job — Sep 9, 2026CME Group promoted Jack Tobin to chief financial officer, effective March 2027, as he continues a long tenure with the firm and succeeds Jonathan Marcus, who is stepping down as general counsel. The leadership shift coincides with Lynne Fitzpatrick moving from president/finance chief to chief executive, with Tobin moving into deputy CFO duties ahead of the March 2027 transition and a new GC replacing Marcus.

Tom Gallagher Tobin’s long tenure makes him a safe choice to take over finance in 2027 while Fitzpatrick steps up.

Menendez Brothers Granted March 2027 Parole Hearings — Sep 7, 2026The Menendez brothers, who were resentenced to 50-years-to-life in 2025, have been granted an early parole suitability hearing for March 2027, moving up from August 2028 thanks to changes tied to Proposition 9 and new information cited by their supporters. The families and supporters say the brothers have shown accountability and rehabilitation, while coverage notes renewed public attention around the Netflix series and ongoing appeals surrounding the case.

Reader Murder a family member or just a stranger, and be a good little POS and be set free before your sentence is up! Let me throw in abortion, and in some states; it is allowed to be done to full term. No wonder life does not mean much in this country anymore!

Cher's Son Elijah Allman Indicted on New Hampshire Felony Charge — 5dCher’s son Elijah Blue Allman has been indicted on a felony criminal mischief charge in New Hampshire for the March 1 Windham home break-in, with authorities saying he damaged property by breaking a glass panel and later sat on the occupant’s couch while smoking a cigarette; his arraignment is scheduled for October amid ongoing treatment at a state hospital. He previously faced burglary and breach of bail charges and also faces separate charges and competency proceedings related to a Concord incident at St. Paul’s School, with the overall case timeline paused while he continues treatment.