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Oil prices top $100 a barrel for first time since July after US and Iran strikesBusiness — 9h

Besxar is building an orbital semiconductor factory, one SpaceX rocket at a time — 4h

Elena Vasquez Launching all the parts with SpaceX will take a lot of flights before anything starts working.

As Social Security fund runs dry, some Republicans say it’s time to raise taxesBusiness — 1d

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Nintendo Ocarina of Time remake set for November Switch 2 launch — 1d

Teen reading scores reach lowest point this century amid rising screen timeWorld — 1d

From ‘Thou Shalt’ to ‘Once Upon a Time’Good News — 1dJesus answers a lawyer's question about eternal life and neighbors with the parable of the Good Samaritan, shifting from command to story to reveal God's mercy.

FDA approves drug reported to double survival for late pancreatic cancer — 19hA new drug called daraxonrasib won quick FDA approval after a trial showed it doubled survival time for pancreatic cancer patients whose disease advanced after chemotherapy.

Rachel Meyers Doubling survival time is meaningful progress even if it is only for late-stage cases like these.

Singer in hospice performs soulful ‘Landslide’ cover ‘one last time’ — 1dMarirose Powell sang Landslide from her hospice bed a week before dying of cancer at 62 after performing as Stevie Nicks in a Fleetwood Mac cover band for more than twenty years.

Potapova upsets Anisimova to reach US Open fourth round for first time — 3dAnastasia Potapova upset No. 10 seed Amanda Anisimova in straight sets to reach the US Open fourth round for the first time, benefiting from Anisimova’s 46 unforced errors. A controversy over a suspected mocking gesture afterward circulated online, while Zheng Qinwen surged to defeat Madison Keys to also reach the Round of 16.

Elena Vasquez unforced errors is brutal for a top 10 seed. Potapova didn't need to do much but stay steady and let Anisimova beat herself.

College Football Faces Playoff, Eligibility, Scheduling BattlesSports — 5dAmid a push for reform, college football scheduling is being rethought to combat extreme heat with earlier start times and later finishes, fewer cupcake games, and more meaningful nonconference opponents. At the same time, the sport is grappling with broader Playoff debates—from former professional players’ eligibility and roster rules to bold playoff projections for nontraditional programs and ideas like G6 promotion/relegation.

Video — YouTubeAgree or disagree? 🤔ESPN MLB · 1.9M views · Sep 7, 2026

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Elversberg's stoppage-time comeback stuns Gladbach as Bayern's 67-game streak ends — 3dElversberg continued its remarkable rise in the Bundesliga with a stoppage-time 4-3 comeback win over Borussia Mönchengladbach, Maurice Krattenmacher scoring the late winner to cap a standout performance by a club that also beat Bayer Leverkusen earlier, under Vincent Wagner’s leadership. The run comes as Bayern Munich slump from the top and Dortmund stage late drama with a 3-2 victory over Hoffenheim, underscoring a weekend of surprising results across European football.

Dana Whitfield Wild that Bayern's streak ending gets buried under a stoppage-time thriller, but honestly Krattenmacher's winner earned the headline.

Austin, San Jose Set for MLS Western ClashSports — 5dSan Jose Earthquakes have struggled to close out games, with Bruce Arena lamenting late-in-time lapses after a stoppage-time equalizer kept Austin FC from losing, highlighting a broader pattern of costly endings. Austin FC, meanwhile, arrive with momentum from a recent win and strong away form, setting the stage for a tightly contested Western Conference match at Q2 Stadium.

Four Films Rank Among Greatest Thrillers — 4dAcross four articles, iconic thrillers are highlighted as enduring high points in actors’ careers: Zodiac is cited as a top Downey Jr. film by Gold Derby and Time Out for its status among the best thrillers, Se7en is praised as a brutal, enduring crime thriller ranked by StudioBinder, Three Days of the Condor is recognized by EW and AFI as a top American thriller, and The Fugitive is celebrated as a standout 1993 thriller with strong Rotten Tomatoes scores and strong placements on Time Out and IMDb lists.

Times Square stabbing leaves one dead, suspect killed by NYPD, motive unclear — Aug 31, 2026A knife-wielding woman stabbed two people in Times Square, killing one and critically injuring another, before officers shot and killed her. Police said the motive remains unclear and the incident prompted a large response with road closures as investigators work the case.

Dana Whitfield Hope they can figure out the motive soon. Random attacks like this are what scare people most.

NYPD shoots knife-wielding woman in Times Square — Aug 31, 2026Police in Times Square have responded to multiple knife incidents, with reports of a knife-wielding woman stabbing two people and at least one person shot during a knifepoint encounter, prompting street closures as investigators work to determine what happened. The incidents and the conditions of those involved remain under investigation as authorities provided few immediate details.

Rachel Meyers Hoping everyone involved pulls through, Times Square is chaos enough without this.

Bank of America VP killed, second victim hurt in Times Square stabbing — Sep 1, 2026Bank of America vice president Erin Piacenti was fatally stabbed in Times Square, with a second victim injured as police shot the attacker, Pamela Cisneros, who died at Bellevue Hospital; authorities described the assault as a random, unprovoked attack near the bank’s Manhattan office. The incident has reignited concerns about street safety in Midtown as investigators review the sequence of events and responses by law enforcement.

NYT unveils new subscriber-only puzzles including Wordle in 1 — Sep 1, 2026The New York Times is expanding its puzzle portfolio with weekly bonus Wordle variants and other games like Strands and Crossword to keep subscribers engaged, including collaborations with celebrities. At the same time, Wordle discussions around puzzle 1901—its dual meanings and challenging clues—along with Strands and related NYT puzzles continue to captivate players and spark ongoing coverage.

Rachel Meyers Honestly I just want more Connections variants, not another Wordle spin-off to keep track of.

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Shanahan jokes 49ers are 'in the future' before historic Rams matchup in Australia — 2dSan Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan used the Australia trip to joke about being “in the future” and dodging injury updates ahead of the Week 1 clash with the Rams, while underscoring the broader strategic edge of their preparation. The team is embracing the Melbourne international opener with time-zone acclimation, strong fan support, and a focus on making the most of the unique venue and schedule.

Priya Raman Dodging injury updates is classic coach stuff, future joke or not. Curious how the Rams handle the travel too.

SPJ revises ethics code for first time in 12 years to address AI — Sep 1, 2026The Society of Professional Journalists is updating its Code of Ethics for the first time in 12 years to address AI and other evolving tech, producing a 967-word draft (73 words longer than the old version) after a lengthy collaboration among ethics experts. The revision also aims to broaden the code’s reach as freelance and independent journalists rise, while emphasizing the four core principles as protections for democracy and journalism’s role in society.

Tom Gallagher years and only 73 extra words for AI? Feels like they're playing catch-up rather than getting ahead of it.

Bruce Campbell Reports Five-Year Cancer Prognosis — 4dBruce Campbell has publicly stated he has about five years to live due to a treatable but not curable cancer, describing it as a five-year deal and emphasizing a decision to live with the illness rather than be consumed by it. He plans to maintain a normal life and reduce public appearances while focusing on living in the present and managing one issue at a time.

REC’s ₹500 crore tokenized bond draws nearly eight times oversubscription from top banks — 2dREC Ltd issued India’s first pilot tokenized corporate bond under SEBI’s sandbox, raising ₹500 crore with an 8x oversubscription and settling the issue on the same day with listings on NSE and BSE, using RBI’s wholesale CBDC for settlement. The deal, aided by HDFC and ICICI among about 20 institutional buyers, leverages Demat 2.0 and a permissioned distributed ledger to boost settlement speed and transparency, signaling potential deepening of India’s debt markets.

Maya Lindstrom Same-day settlement using CBDC is the real story here, not the oversubscription. That's a big infra shift.

Bayeux Tapestry returns to England after nearly 1,000 years, drawing crowds — 3dBritain’s Bayeux Tapestry returns to the British Museum for the first time in nearly a millennium, with tickets sold out and about a million visitors expected during a nine-month run backed by a French loan and indemnity coverage. Curators and leaders, including King Charles and President Macron, frame the exhibition as a landmark that showcases the tapestry’s scale and brutal depictions while underscoring Franco-British cultural ties.

Elena Vasquez Wish I'd booked earlier, sold out already but glad to see this level of interest in medieval history among younger visitors too.

Certified Instructor With Down Syndrome Leads ClassHealth — 3dA 22-year-old Utah woman with Down syndrome, Aubry Alldredge, has become the first person with Down syndrome to be certified as an UpBeat Barre instructor, impressing instructors and leading a debut class of about 60 participants at VASA Fitness in Kaysville. Her milestone, and the gym’s pledge to onboard her as a full-time instructor, highlight UpBeat Barre’s and local fitness communities’ commitment to inclusion and diversified leadership in fitness.

Iconic Songs Endure Through Diverse CoversEntertainment — Aug 31, 2026Artists across decades reshaped songs—from George Harrison's slower, rootsy take on Bob Dylan's If Not For You to Harry Belafonte's soulful twist on Tomorrow Is a Long Time—demonstrating how covers can redefine a tune's legacy. Iconic tracks like Jackson Browne's Nothing But Time recorded on a moving tour bus for Running on Empty and the long road of Seasons in the Sun from Le Moribond through early Beach Boys sessions to Terry Jacks' 1974 hit show how production contexts and reinterpretations deepen a song's enduring impact.

Video — YouTubeWATCH: Group kicked out of Portland bar over 'pro-women' apparel #shorts #foxnews #usFox News · 690K views · Sep 7, 2026

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