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- 1Nvidia announces $150 billion buyback, largest in market history▼Nvidia is repurchasing $150 billion of stock in the biggest buyback in market history
Nvidia is buying back $150 billion of its own stock, the largest share repurchase ever announced by a public company. The move signals the chipmaker's confidence in its cash flow after explosive AI-driven growth, and gives it room to offset dilution from employee stock compensation while returning capital to shareholders at a historic scale.
- 2Lawyer who beat Trump's MS NOW ban speaks out●BREAKING: Lawyer who DEFEATED Trump's ban on MS NOW in court speaks out for FIRST TIME
A lawyer who successfully challenged the Trump administration's ban on MS NOW in court has given a first-ever interview about the case. According to the announcement, the attorney speaks publicly for the first time about the litigation that overturned the restriction on the network. Details of the remarks and the court ruling's terms are not yet available.
- 3Elton John delivers first-ever performance at Apple Music Hall▼Watch Elton John give the first-ever performance at Apple Music Hall
Elton John has given the inaugural performance at Apple Music Hall, marking the venue's official opening. The legendary singer was chosen for the honor of the landmark show. Fans and music outlets are sharing clips and reactions to the historic set, celebrating the pairing of the iconic artist with Apple Music's new flagship space.
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Rui Pinto, the Football Leaks whistleblower whose disclosures led to the Premier League charges against Manchester City, says he is in more danger than ever and is reportedly under witness protection in Portugal. In a new attack he called FIFA president Gianni Infantino a 'cancer on football', accusing him of impropriety over Financial Fair Play allegations involving Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, and says he has more revelations to come.
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Word is spreading that Major League Baseball scouts have looked at Grand Teton as a possible stadium site, an unusual choice given the area's protected federal land and remote location. Commentators are questioning how a ballpark could ever be built there, and no team or league official has confirmed any such plan so far.
- 6SpaceX Starship reaches orbit before exploding over ocean●SpaceX Starship: World’s most powerful rocket launched into orbit then explodes in ocean
SpaceX's Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, launched successfully and reached orbit before breaking apart and exploding over the ocean. The flight marked another step in the vehicle's iterative testing programme, with SpaceX treating such losses as a source of data. Interest is high given the rocket's scale and its role in future Moon and Mars missions.
- 7Games Inbox asks if Naughty Dog will make a new Uncharted●Games Inbox: Will Naughty Dog make a new Uncharted game? https:// web.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .uk/2026/10/01/games-in
Metro's Games Inbox is asking readers whether Naughty Dog will ever return to the Uncharted series, inviting speculation about the future of the PlayStation adventure franchise. The studio has not released a new mainline Uncharted game since Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and its spin-off The Lost Legacy, with recent focus on The Last of Us Part II and its upcoming science fiction game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Readers are debating whether a revival, remake, or handover to another studio is more likely.
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Writer Cath Senker's short account of the 2021 Suez Canal obstruction, when the container ship Ever Given ran aground and blocked one of the world's busiest shipping lanes for six days, is circulating again. The piece condenses the saga of the grounding, the salvage effort and the global trade disruption into a compact narrative that readers are sharing anew.
- 9Physicists Say $15 Billion Nuclear Fusion Machine Cannot Work●This $15 Billion Nuclear Fusion Machine Can’t Work, Physicists Say. Via @sabinehossenfelder for @sciencewtg #Science #Ph
Physicists, including science commentator Sabine Hossenfelder, are arguing that a roughly $15 billion nuclear fusion machine faces fundamental problems that could prevent it from ever working as intended. The claim, circulated via the science outlet Sciencewtg, is drawing attention to doubts over whether such major fusion projects can deliver on their promises. Critics are questioning the enormous public investment in fusion research given these technical concerns.
- 10Ken Griffin makes largest donation ever to a US university●Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin just made the single biggest donation ever to a U.S. university https://www.fastcompany.com/9
Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin has made the single largest donation ever given to a United States university, according to a report by Fast Company. The gift sets a new record for higher-education philanthropy in the country, adding to Griffin's history of large-scale giving to academic institutions and drawing attention to the growing role of billionaire donors in university funding.
- 11VLC ships its biggest security release ever▼OMG Ubuntu: VLC makes its ‘biggest security release ever’ https://www. omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/09/vlc-ma jor-security-updat
The VLC media player project has issued what it calls its biggest security release ever, as reported by OMG Ubuntu. The major update addresses security issues in the widely used open-source player, which is a staple on Linux systems including Ubuntu. Details of the specific vulnerabilities patched have not been given, but the framing signals an unusually significant security fix.
- 12Steam Deck players reportedly preparing for GTA 6●Some people are mysteriously getting ready for GTA 6 on the Steam Deck Here's the top 50 most played games on Steam Deck
Players on Valve's Steam Deck handheld are reportedly getting ready for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, despite the device's limited hardware. The item appeared alongside Valve's list of the 50 most played games on Steam Deck for September 2026. Commenters find the preparation curious given that GTA 6 is not expected to run well, or at all, on the handheld.
- 13Artists Share Tree Art in Laid-Back ABC Challenge●T is for # Trees 💚 🌱 Join us for # ArtABCs , the most laid-back art challenge ever Share your art of anything starting w
Artists are sharing tree-themed artwork as part of the ArtABCs challenge, a relaxed weekly prompt series inviting anyone to post art of things starting with a given letter. The current letter is T, with participants posting watercolors and other pieces, and rules include no AI-generated work, use of alt text, and content warnings where needed.
- 14Ken Griffin donates record $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon for Miami campus●Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin gives record $3B to Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus
Ken Griffin, CEO of hedge fund Citadel, is donating a record $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University to fund the construction of a new campus in Miami. The gift, reportedly the largest of its kind, would expand the university's presence in Florida, where Griffin has already relocated his firm. It marks one of the biggest donations ever made to a US university.
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The Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is reportedly in the middle of an unprecedented stretch, accomplishing a feat that no quarterback in NFL history has previously managed. Details of the specific milestone are not given, but coverage highlights it as a historic first for the league's signal-callers.
- 16Putin accused of biggest nuclear threat yet as Burnham urged to respond●Vladimir Putin just made his biggest ever nuclear threat - Andy Burnham needs to wake up
Reports claim Vladimir Putin has issued his most serious nuclear threat to date, prompting a call for Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, widely seen as a potential Labour leadership contender, to address the implications. The comment ties UK domestic politics to the escalating rhetoric over nuclear weapons coming from the Kremlin. No further detail on the specific statement is given.
- 17Wind Warnings Were Never Sent to Pilots Before Miami Crash, Report Says●Wind Warnings Were Never Given to Pilots in Miami Crash, Federal Report Says https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/us/polit
A federal report finds that pilots involved in a deadly crash in Miami were never issued wind warnings before the accident. The finding raises questions about air traffic communication failures and whether the crew could have avoided hazardous conditions had alerts been passed along. Aviation officials are expected to face scrutiny over how weather advisories are relayed to aircraft.
- 18Is Paul Thomas Anderson's New Concert Film an All-Time Great?●Did Paul Thomas Anderson Just Make One of the Best Concert Movies Ever?
Rolling Stone Australia is asking whether Paul Thomas Anderson has made one of the best concert movies ever with his latest film. The outlet's headline frames the movie as a potential standout in the concert-film genre, though no further details about the film, its subject, or audience reaction are given.
- 19Google unveils Gemini 4 Argon AI model ahead of release▼Google announces Gemini 4 Argon AI model, but you can’t use it yet
Google has announced its Gemini 4 Argon AI model, according to Ars Technica. The model is not yet available to the public, and no release date has been given. The announcement follows Google's ongoing competition with other AI developers to launch ever more capable models, and the limited availability has prompted discussion about what the model can do and when access will open.
- 20First 'Game of Thrones' Film 'Aegon's Conquest' Lands Summer 2029 Release▼First 'Game of Thrones' Movie 'Aegon’s Conquest' Sets Summer 2029 Release Date
Warner Bros. has given the first-ever 'Game of Thrones' feature film, 'Aegon's Conquest', a summer 2029 theatrical release date. The movie is expected to depict the Targaryen conquest of Westeros, the founding story of the franchise's world. Fans are discussing what the big-screen expansion means for the future of the universe created by George R.R. Martin, following the mixed reception of recent TV spin-offs.
- 21Ken Griffin pledges $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University●Ken Griffin pledges $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University in 'historic' gift
Billionaire hedge fund founder Ken Griffin has pledged $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University, described as a historic gift. The donation ranks among the largest ever made to a US university and is expected to significantly boost the institution's funding for research, scholarships and academic programs. The announcement has drawn wide attention given its unprecedented scale in higher education philanthropy.
- 22Ken Griffin donates $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University●Carnegie Mellon University gets $3 billion from hedge fund manager Ken Griffin
Hedge fund manager Ken Griffin has given $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, one of the largest donations ever made to a US university. The gift, reported by CBS News, is expected to significantly boost the institution's endowment and drew wide attention given its extraordinary size and the donor's prominence in finance.
- 23Carnegie Mellon to open Miami campus after Ken Griffin gift●Carnegie Mellon to open Miami campus after multibillion-dollar gift from hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin
Carnegie Mellon University will open a new campus in Miami, funded by a multibillion-dollar gift from Ken Griffin, CEO of hedge fund Citadel. The donation is among the largest ever given to a university and will expand the Pittsburgh-based institution's presence into Florida, extending its programs in technology, business and related fields to a new region.
- 24Hedge Fund CEO Gives Multi-Billion Dollar Gift to Fund CMU Miami Campus●Multi-billion dollar gift from hedge fund CEO funds CMU Miami Campus
A hedge fund CEO has made a multi-billion dollar donation to Carnegie Mellon University to fund a new Miami campus. The gift, reported by The Tartan, ranks among the largest ever given to a university and will support CMU's expansion into South Florida. Details about the donor and the campus plans remain limited.