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- 1Brookings Study Examines Scale and Risk of AI Infrastructure Buildout●📰 Just How Big is the AI Buildout - and How Risky? A new Brookings Institution study notes the "strikingly physical" eco
A new Brookings Institution study examines the enormous physical footprint of the AI boom, from specialized chips and electricity demand to purpose-built data centers, noting that two-thirds of a data center's cost can go into hardware and construction. The report assesses how large the buildout has become and what financial and economic risks it may pose if AI investment slows or falls short of expectations.
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England have sealed a one-day international series victory over Sri Lanka, with Tom Banton scoring his maiden ODI century and Harry Brook's side dismissing the tourists for a collapse. The win is drawing attention from cricket fans across Britain, India, Italy and Australia as the series wraps up.
- 3AI buildout called biggest infrastructure bet in US history▼Brookings researcher says AI buildout will be the biggest infrastructure bet in US history
A Brookings Institution researcher argues that the current AI buildout will amount to the largest infrastructure investment bet in United States history, surpassing previous eras of massive spending on railroads, highways, and telecommunications. The claim underscores the enormous scale of capital flowing into data centers, chips, and energy capacity to support artificial intelligence development.
- 4Cornelis Networks Raises $205 Million in Funding▼Chesterbrook AI Startup Cornelis Networks Raises $205M in Funding
Cornelis Networks, a networking technology startup based in Chesterbrook, Pennsylvania, has raised $205 million in new funding. The company specializes in high-performance interconnect technology used in AI and supercomputing environments. The investment underscores growing venture interest in the hardware infrastructure layer that supports the artificial intelligence boom.
- 5Stony Brook Researchers Unveil Blueprint for Self-Improving AI●Stony Brook Researchers Develop a Blueprint for Self-Improving AI
Researchers at Stony Brook University have published a blueprint for artificial intelligence systems capable of improving themselves. According to the university's announcement, the work outlines a framework for AI that can iteratively enhance its own performance. Details on methods, results, and timeline have not been widely reported, and reaction from the broader AI community remains limited so far.
- 6England face Sri Lanka in series-deciding third ODI at The Oval●England vs Sri Lanka third ODI LIVE! Teams, updates, live commentary from The Oval as Harry Brook's side look to win series
England host Sri Lanka in the third one-day international at The Oval, with Harry Brook's side looking to win the series. Live coverage includes team news, updates and ball-by-ball commentary as the match unfolds. Attention is on whether Brook's England can close out the contest in front of a home London crowd.
- 7Alibaba Named Official Tech and Cloud Partner of Brooklyn Nets▼Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment Names Alibaba Group an Official Technology and Cloud Partner of the Brooklyn Nets
Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment has named Alibaba Group an official technology and cloud partner of the Brooklyn Nets, the NBA franchise based in New York. The partnership makes the Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing giant a technology provider for the team, underlining its push into sports and entertainment partnerships in the US market.
- 8The grisly history behind Berkshire's haunted Ostrich Inn●The heavily haunted Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook, Berkshire, has an especially grisly history. In the 1600s, one landlord an
The Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook, Berkshire, is known as one of England's most haunted pubs, with a grim legend attached. In the 1600s, the story goes, the landlord and his wife would place wealthy guests in the Blue Room, where a bed bolted to a trapdoor dropped victims into a vat below so the couple could rob them. The tale continues to fascinate readers.
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Vogue profiles Brooke Eby, the American woman who built a large social media following by openly chronicling her life with ALS, including her own decline, in hopes of raising awareness and funding research toward a cure. Her candid videos about living with a terminal illness have drawn widespread attention and admiration.
- 10Beaverbrooks boss urges government to give businesses a break▼Boss of Beaverbrooks urges government to give businesses 'a bit of a break' https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/se
The head of UK jewellery retailer Beaverbrooks has called on the government to ease pressures on companies, urging ministers to give businesses 'a bit of a break'. The comments, reported by the Guardian, reflect growing frustration in the retail sector over costs such as tax and wage obligations, with business leaders seeking relief in upcoming policy decisions.
- 11TV Series Adaptation Of 'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' Announced▼'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' TV Series Coming
A television series based on 'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' is reportedly in the works. The popular children's book series, known for its humorous take on the awkwardness of adolescence, is being adapted for the screen, though details on the production, cast and where it will air remain limited. Fans of the books have welcomed news of the adaptation.
- 12Phoenix Suns head into media day seeking improvement●What to expect at Suns' NBA media day: Devin Booker, Dillon Brooks looking for improvement https://www.nytimes.com/athle
The Phoenix Suns open their NBA media day with Devin Booker and newly acquired Dillon Brooks expected to address the team's push for improvement after a disappointing stretch. Reporters and fans are watching for updates on roster changes, coaching direction and how the pair plan to lead the Suns back into playoff contention in the Western Conference this season.
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Brooke Eby, an ALS advocate who documented her life with the disease and inspired millions of followers, has died at the age of 37. She was known for speaking openly about living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and raising awareness of the condition. Tributes are pouring in honoring her honesty, humor, and the impact of her advocacy work.
- 14New fight erupts over next Brooklyn Democratic Party leader●New fight over election of new leader of Brooklyn Democrats
A dispute has broken out over the selection of a new leader of the Brooklyn Democratic Party, one of the most influential local party organizations in New York. Spectrum News NY1 reports on the contest for the county chair post, though details of the candidates and factions involved remain limited.
- 15Smoke filled a Brooklyn jail cell as emergency button failed, lawyer says●A Brooklyn jail cell filled with smoke. The emergency button failed, a lawyer said. https://gothamist.com/news/a-brookly
A lawyer says a client at a Brooklyn jail was trapped in a cell that filled with smoke, and that the in-cell emergency button did not work when it was pressed. The report has drawn attention to safety conditions and equipment failures inside New York City's troubled jail facilities, renewing criticism from advocates and defense attorneys who say such malfunctions put detained people at serious risk.
- 16Phoenix Suns open media day with Booker and Brooks in focus▼What to expect at Suns’ NBA media day: Devin Booker, Dillon Brooks looking for improvement
The Phoenix Suns are holding their NBA media day, with attention on Devin Booker and new acquisition Dillon Brooks as the franchise looks to bounce back from a disappointing season. Questions are expected to centre on how the roster improves defensively and whether Booker can lead a rebuilt supporting cast back into playoff contention in the Western Conference.
- 17Man killed by falling tree in Brooklyn as NYC fields damage reports●Man killed by falling tree in Brooklyn, NYC responds to hundreds of tree damage reports https://gothamist.com/news/man-k
A man was killed by a falling tree in Brooklyn as New York City responded to hundreds of reports of tree damage across the five boroughs. The incident highlights the dangers posed by the city's aging urban tree canopy during severe weather, and officials urged residents to report damaged or leaning trees.
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Brooke Eby, an American influencer and founder of the nonprofit ALSTogether, has died at 37 after a four-year battle with ALS. Diagnosed in her early 30s, she documented life with the disease online, using humor and honesty to reach millions and raise awareness. Outlets across the US and beyond are running tributes, and fans have flooded her social media comments with condolences.
- 19Driver killed in Brooklyn Ocean Parkway crash, Audi sought▼Driver killed in Ocean Parkway crash in Brooklyn; Audi driver sought
A driver was killed in a crash on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, New York, and police are searching for the driver of an Audi believed to be involved. Details about the victims, the sequence of events, and whether the Audi driver fled the scene have not yet been released. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
- 20John Collins grabs Dillon Brooks' throat in preseason scuffle●John Collins grabs Dillon Brooks throat after bumps & they get into it in preseason
John Collins and Dillon Brooks got into an altercation during a preseason NBA game, with Collins grabbing Brooks by the throat after repeated bumping between the two. The clash is drawing heavy attention as fans react to the unusually physical moment in a game that carries no standings stakes, and to Brooks' ongoing reputation as a provocateur on the court.
- 21Tree falls on car in Brooklyn as nor'easter winds hit New York▼Tree falls on car in Brooklyn as city braces for high winds from nor'easter
A large tree came down on a car in Brooklyn as New York City prepared for strong winds from an approaching nor'easter. No injuries were reported in the incident. The fallen tree comes ahead of forecasts calling for damaging gusts across the city, with officials warning residents about the risk of downed trees, branches and power lines as the storm moves through the region.
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A shooting described by NBC 5 Chicago as isolated prompted a heavy police response at Oakbrook Center Mall in Oak Brook, Illinois. Officers flooded the shopping center after the incident, and authorities indicated no wider threat to shoppers. The mall is one of the Chicago area's busiest retail destinations, making any incident there high-profile.
- 23Stony Brook Leads Two DOE Projects to Build the Ocean's Power Grid●Stony Brook Leads Two DOE Projects to Build the Ocean’s Power Grid
Stony Brook University is leading two projects funded by the US Department of Energy to develop what researchers call the ocean's power grid — systems designed to generate and distribute energy from the sea. The announcement highlights the university's growing role in marine renewable energy research.
- 24Furry artist shares cheerful character drawing as a gift●Brooke is happy to see you. Gift for siroc # furry # FurryArt # fursona # drawing # art # cute # oc # DigitalArt # anthr
An artist known as Mebbie has posted a new digital drawing of an anthropomorphic character named Brooke, described as a gift for someone called Siroc. The piece is tagged within the furry fandom community and shows the character happily greeting the viewer. Engagement so far is small, with a handful of likes.
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Stony Brook Medicine's planned building project on Long Island is advancing, according to Newsday. The development signals continued expansion of the hospital system's facilities, though details of the plan's scope, cost and timeline have not been reported in the available coverage. Local interest centers on what the construction could mean for healthcare capacity in the area.
- 26Cleanup begins in New York after nor'easter downs trees▼NYC nor'easter impact: Cleanup begins after storm downs trees in Queens, Brooklyn
A nor'easter swept through New York City, downing trees across Queens and Brooklyn. Cleanup operations are now underway as crews work to clear fallen limbs and restore affected streets. Residents are assessing damage from the storm, which brought strong winds and disrupted neighborhoods across the boroughs.
- 27BrooklynVegan Went From Indie Rock Blog to Ghost Site●BrooklynVegan Went From Indie Rock Blog to Ghost Site https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/27/style/brooklyn-vegan-indie-rock
BrooklynVegan, once a leading indie rock blog, has reportedly been hollowed out into a 'ghost site' under corporate ownership, according to a New York Times Style piece. The report examines how the once-vibrant music publication now operates with little original editorial output, becoming a symbol of the broader decline of independent music blogs.
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Stony Brook University reports that scholar Sohl Lee is examining seaweed through the lens of art, ecology and cultural history, tracing how the marine plant has shaped aesthetics, food traditions and environmental thought. The project connects art history with contemporary ecological concerns, and it is drawing attention as interest grows in the intersections of art, nature and climate.
- 29Runner praises Brooks Ghost Amp as best-fitting shoe yet●Brooks Ghost Amp heißt mein neuer Laufschuh. Er hat die mit Abstand beste Passform für meine schmalen Füße. Und die erst
A German-speaking runner says the Brooks Ghost Amp is his new running shoe and describes it as by far the best fit for narrow feet. He reports the first kilometres in the shoe were great fun, and notes he felt doubly good about the purchase because Brooks supports parkrun globally.
- 30Will Smith's Westbrook Studios Developing DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince Series▼DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince Series in the Works from Will Smith’s Westbrook Studios
Will Smith's production company Westbrook Studios is developing a series centered on DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, the hip-hop duo that launched Smith's entertainment career in the late 1980s alongside Jeff Townes. The project was reported by The Hollywood Reporter, though details on format, cast or release date have not been announced.
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The Brooks Museum of Art in Memphis has closed its longtime location in Overton Park, according to local news reports. The museum has previously discussed relocating its main facility to the Memphis riverfront, and the closure marks a significant change for one of the city's oldest and most prominent cultural institutions. No further details were given in the report.
- 32Stony Brook Medicine adds gynecologist to North Fork practice▼STONY BROOK MEDICINE COMMUNITY MEDICAL GROUP WELCOMES CATHERINE BEECHER, MD, FACOG, TO NORTH FORK GYNECOLOGY
Stony Brook Medicine Community Medical Group has appointed Catherine Beecher, MD, FACOG, to its North Fork Gynecology practice. The announcement, published by Stony Brook University News, introduces the physician to patients on Long Island's North Fork. No further details about her background or start date were provided in the announcement.
- 33New San Antonio trauma center raises concerns for military▼Why a new San Antonio trauma center could worry the military
A new trauma center in San Antonio is drawing attention because of possible implications for the military, which relies heavily on the city's military medical facilities, including Brooke Army Medical Center, for trauma training and care. KSAT reports that the new civilian facility could worry defense officials, though details of their concerns are not yet clear.
- 34Woman injured by SUV in Planet Fitness parking lot in Brook Park▼Cleveland woman injured by SUV in Planet Fitness parking lot in Brook Park
A Cleveland woman was injured after being struck by an SUV in the parking lot of a Planet Fitness gym in Brook Park, Ohio. Details about her condition and the circumstances of the collision have not yet been released, and authorities are expected to provide more information as the investigation continues.
- 35Brookfield Business Shares Face Fair Value Reality Check▼Brookfield Business (TSX:BBUC) Rebound Hopes Meet A Fair Value Reality Check
Brookfield Business Partners (TSX:BBUC) is drawing attention as hopes for a rebound in the stock run into questions about its fair value. Commentary suggests that while investors may be banking on a recovery, valuation analysis indicates the shares may not be as cheap as optimists assume, tempering expectations for a near-term turnaround.
- 36Los Angeles to honor Russell Westbrook's career and community work▼Russell Westbrook's hometown of Los Angeles to honor his NBA career, community work https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/766
Los Angeles is set to honor Russell Westbrook, recognizing both his NBA career and his long-running community work in his hometown. The news highlights the guard's off-court contributions alongside his playing achievements. Westbrook, a Los Angeles native, has been a prominent figure in the city's basketball and community life throughout his career.
- 37Ocean Hill Community Garden in Brooklyn Gets Revamp▼Rebuilding Brooklyn Ocean Hill Community Garden Gets Revamp
A community garden in the Ocean Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn is undergoing a revamp, part of an effort to rebuild the green space for local residents. The redevelopment is being covered by regional news outlets, with coverage highlighting the garden's role as a shared neighborhood amenity. Details on funding, scope, and who is leading the project have not been widely reported.
- 38Fat Bear Week voting underway for Alaska's fattest bears▼Fat Bear Week is here — and the voting frenzy for Alaska's chonkiest bears is breaking the internet
Fat Bear Week has begun, the annual online tournament where the public votes for Alaska's fattest brown bear ahead of hibernation. Fans compare before-and-after photos of bears gorging on salmon at Brooks River in Katmai National Park, and the playful contest consistently draws massive turnout and passionate campaigning for favorite bears.
- 39A Decade After the Ice Bucket Challenge, Brooke Eby Shows Life With ALS▼The Ice Bucket Challenge taught the internet about ALS. A decade later, Brooke Eby showed us what living with it looks like.
Ten years after the Ice Bucket Challenge raised global awareness and funding for ALS, advocate Brooke Eby is being highlighted for showing what daily life with the disease actually looks like. Eby, who has ALS, has documented her experience publicly, shifting the conversation from a viral fundraising moment to the lived reality of patients a decade on.
- 40Nicole Rossol Named Co-Chair of HANYS Patient Experience Forum▼Nicole Rossol Appointed Co-Chair of HANYS Chief Patient Experience Officers Forum
Nicole Rossol has been appointed co-chair of the Healthcare Association of New York State's Chief Patient Experience Officers Forum. Rossol, of Stony Brook Medicine, will help lead the statewide group that brings together hospital executives focused on improving patient experience. The appointment reflects Stony Brook's growing role in shaping how New York hospitals approach patient care and satisfaction.