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- 1Trump floats Jay Clayton as AI czar▼Trump floats Jay Clayton as AI czar as he looks to fill the position in days
President Trump is weighing Jay Clayton for a newly created White House 'AI czar' role and aims to name a pick within days, according to Axios. The position would coordinate federal artificial intelligence policy across agencies. Clayton, a former SEC chairman, would become the administration's point person on AI strategy as Washington races to shape rules for the fast-growing technology.
- 2From clay courts in Africa to pickleball in The Avenues▼From clay courts in Africa to pickleball in The Avenues, a S...
A Salt Lake City tennis player's path from clay courts in Africa to playing pickleball in The Avenues neighborhood is being profiled in local coverage. The story follows the athlete's journey across continents and sports, highlighting how racket sports connect communities from African courts to Utah's growing pickleball scene.
- 3Tickets for 2027 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix go on sale 1 October▼Tickets for the 2027 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix available from 1 October
Tickets for the 2027 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart will be available from 1 October, organisers have announced. The WTA event, one of the most popular stops on the women's tour, regularly draws the sport's top players on indoor clay, and fans are being urged to secure seats early for next year's edition.
- 4Austrian ceramics studio unveils self-draining soap dish●Eine neue Seifenschale mit Ablauf. Ich mag es einfach nicht, wenn die Seife so matschig wird 🤨 http://www. tonagerie.at
Tonagerie, an Austrian ceramics studio, has introduced a new handmade stoneware soap dish designed with drainage so bars stay dry and do not turn mushy. The one-of-a-kind piece is part of the studio's range of unique clay items and home decor, and is drawing attention among handmade ceramics enthusiasts.
- 5Hispanic ministry marks 25 years at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont▼Hispanic ministry to celebrate 25 years at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont with food, music
The Hispanic ministry at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont, Delaware is preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a gathering featuring food and music. The milestone highlights a quarter-century of Spanish-language pastoral work serving the local Catholic community, and the anniversary celebration is expected to bring together parishioners for a festive occasion honoring the ministry's history.
- 6Barclays says lower oil prices are key to a year-end stock rally▼One group of funds is holding up the stock market. Barclays says oil prices have to fall to drive a year-end rally.
Barclays strategists argue that only a small group of funds is currently propping up the stock market, and that oil prices need to fall for a broader year-end rally to take hold. The bank's view is drawing attention as investors weigh whether equities can extend gains into the final weeks of the year without cheaper energy easing inflation pressures.
- 7On This Day in 1892, Union Leaders Faced Treason Charges After Homestead●Today in Labor History September 30, 1892: In the wake of the Homestead Steel Strike, union leaders were prosecuted for
On September 30, 1892, in the aftermath of the Homestead Steel Strike, union leaders were prosecuted for treason for the first time in U.S. history. Henry Clay Frick, chairman of Carnegie Steel, persuaded the chief justice to pursue the case, part of a broader crackdown on organized labor after the violent 1892 dispute at the Pennsylvania plant.
- 8Jay Clayton calls superintelligence a national security issue●'Super intelligence is a national security issue,' Jay Clayton says; dodges AI 'czar' question
Jay Clayton said superintelligence should be treated as a national security issue while declining to answer questions about an AI 'czar' role. His remarks add to a growing debate in Washington over how the US government should organise oversight of advanced artificial intelligence, and whether a dedicated leader or agency is needed.