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- 1Fantasy football: Week 5 drop candidates include Kenneth Gainwell●Week 5 drop candidates: Time to let go of Chargers, Kenneth Gainwell and more https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7664549/2
The Athletic has published its Week 5 fantasy football drop list, urging managers to cut the Los Angeles Chargers and running back Kenneth Gainwell among others. The piece, part of the weekly waiver-wire cycle, advises fantasy players on which underperforming players and defenses to release ahead of the next round of matchups.
- 2Commenters Say Gaza Has Dropped Off the News Agenda●#Gaza Ha ha #NAZA stole the attention off of Gaza for 2 weeks. Nobody cares Lately, Gaza is a non news event. Russia is
Posts circulating online claim that Gaza has faded from the news cycle over the past two weeks, with attention shifting to NASA-related stories and the Russia-Ukraine war. One widely shared comment sarcastically thanks Israel for what it calls 'unappreciated hard work' in the region, while noting that Houthi forces are being hit in a counteroffensive. The remarks reflect frustration that the Gaza conflict is being treated as 'a non news event' despite ongoing suffering there.
- 3Apple Seeds Third iOS 27.2 Beta to Developers▼Apple Releases Third iOS 27.2 Beta Apple today seeded the third beta of an upcoming iOS 27.2 update to developers for te
Apple has released the third beta of iOS 27.2 to developers for testing, two weeks after the second beta. A new iPadOS 27.2 beta was also seeded at the same time. The release suggests Apple is moving steadily toward a public rollout of the update, and developers are expected to comb through the builds for new features, bug fixes and hints of what the next software drop will include.
- 4Apple Rolls Out Third macOS Golden Gate 27.2 Beta●Apple Seeds Third macOS Golden Gate 27.2 Beta to Developers Apple is testing the next macOS Golden Gate update, and deve
Apple has released the third beta of macOS Golden Gate 27.2 to registered developers, arriving two weeks after the second beta. The release continues Apple's regular testing cycle for the next version of its Mac operating system, giving developers an early look at the update ahead of its public rollout.