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- 1WEF Eyes ECB's Christine Lagarde as Next Chair●WEF Eyes ECB's Christine Lagarde as Next Chair in November
The World Economic Forum is reportedly considering European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde as its next chair, with a decision expected in November. If confirmed, she would succeed Klaus Schwab at the helm of the organization behind the annual Davos meeting. The news is drawing attention given her current role steering eurozone monetary policy and questions about how she would combine or leave the ECB post.
- 2AP-NORC poll: US voters want major change before midterms●A new AP-NORC poll, less than four weeks before the US midterms: voters overwhelmingly want change in Washington. About
A new AP-NORC poll conducted less than four weeks before the US midterm elections finds voters overwhelmingly want change in Washington. About half of registered voters say they want substantial change, and roughly three in ten want complete and total upheaval. Only about a third view Trump favourably.
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NASA has appointed a veteran engineer as the new director of its Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The center is a key NASA facility responsible for rocket propulsion work, including the Space Launch System program. The appointment puts an experienced engineer at the helm of one of the agency's most important field centers at a time of major changes in US space policy.
- 4Red Bull extends F1 boss Laurent Mekies through 2031▼Red Bull extends F1 team principal Laurent Mekies’ contract through 2031
Red Bull has extended the contract of its Formula 1 team principal Laurent Mekies through 2031, securing his leadership of the team for years to come. Mekies took charge of the squad in 2025 after Christian Horner's departure and has been widely credited with a stabilising spell at the helm.
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Security researcher Scott Helme argues that passkeys, the passwordless login standard backed by Apple, Google and Microsoft, are not the lock-in scheme some critics claim. Writing on his blog, he pushes back against concerns that passkeys tie users to a single vendor's ecosystem, saying they remain a major security improvement over passwords and phishing.
- 6Red Bull F1 extends Laurent Mekies' contract●Red Bull F1 and Laurent Mekies announce contract extension
Red Bull's Formula 1 team and team principal Laurent Mekies have announced a contract extension, keeping the Frenchman at the helm of the squad. The announcement was met with discussion among motorsport fans, who see it as a sign of stability for the team's leadership going forward.
- 7Red Bull F1 boss secures contract extension▼Red Bull's F1 boss gets well-timed endorsement with extended deal
Red Bull's Formula 1 team principal has received an extended contract, described as a well-timed endorsement of his leadership. The deal reinforces confidence in his position at the helm of the championship-winning team, though further details of the agreement have not been disclosed.
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Michel Platini has offered his assessment of Zinedine Zidane's early days at the helm of the French national team, according to a report by Orange's sports desk. The comments from the former France great add a heavyweight voice to the debate around Zidane's debut in charge of Les Bleus and how the team has looked under him so far.
- 9Security researcher argues passkeys are not a trap●Passkeys Are Not a Trap Article URL: https:// scotthelme.co.uk/passkeys-are- not-a-trap/ Comments URL: https:// news.yco
Security researcher Scott Helme has published a blog post titled 'Passkeys Are Not a Trap', pushing back against skepticism around passkey adoption. He argues that concerns that passkeys lock users into specific platforms are overstated, and that the passwordless login technology remains a genuine improvement over traditional passwords. The piece has drawn active discussion, with readers debating the trade-offs between convenience, security and vendor lock-in.
- 10Cleveland Native Kitao Sakurai Directs New 'Street Fighter' Film▼Cleveland native Kitao Sakurai brings 'Street Fighter' to theaters as director
Kitao Sakurai, a filmmaker born in Cleveland and raised in the Akron area, is directing the new 'Street Fighter' movie, which is now playing in theaters. Local Ohio media highlighted his journey from northeast Ohio to helming a major video game adaptation, noting the milestone for the region's film community.
- 11Watchdog says NYPD's Flock camera use lacks transparency●🕵️ Latest from # Surveillance # Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.) # NYC “NYPD Flock usage overwhelmingly lacks tra
The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project reports that the NYPD's use of Flock surveillance cameras in New York City overwhelmingly lacks transparency. The group found at least 24 officers used the system, logging 418 searches with no officer name attached, and says many records are blank, leaving the public unable to know who conducted searches or why.
- 12Phillies rehire Don Mattingly as manager on two-year deal▼Phillies bring back Mattingly as manager on 2-year deal
The Philadelphia Phillies have brought back Don Mattingly as their manager, agreeing to a two-year contract, according to an MLB.com report. The move keeps the former Yankees star and ex-Marlins skipper at the helm in Philadelphia, and fans and baseball media are weighing in on what the extension means for the club's direction.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has criticised Helmut Marko as 'not classy' following a split between the two senior figures at the Formula 1 team. The exchange has drawn attention from motorsport media, with reports focusing on the public nature of the falling-out and what it means for the leadership structure at Red Bull Racing going forward.
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Sarina Wiegman, manager of the England Women's football team, has signed a two-year contract extension keeping her in the role through to the end of Euro 2029. The Dutch coach has led England to major success since taking charge, and the deal confirms she will stay at the helm for the next European Championship campaigns. Supporters have welcomed the news as a major boost ahead of upcoming tournaments.
- 15Kirk Johnson Named President and CEO of Denver Museum of Nature & Science▼Denver Museum of Nature & Science Appoints Kirk Johnson as President and CEO
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has appointed Kirk Johnson as its new president and chief executive officer. Johnson, a paleontologist previously associated with the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, takes the helm of one of the largest natural history museums in the United States, based in Denver, Colorado. The appointment was announced via press release, with further details about his plans and transition timeline not yet widely reported.
- 16Fulham weigh up move for former Premier League boss▼Fulham could turn to former Premier League boss to replace Alvaro Arbeloa
Fulham are considering appointing a former Premier League manager as a potential replacement for Alvaro Arbeloa, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The club are linked with a change at the helm, with the unnamed former top-flight boss emerging as a candidate to succeed the Spaniard. No further details on timing or other candidates have been confirmed.
- 17Overwhelmed juror dismissed in Miami-Dade death penalty trial▼Overwhelmed juror dismissed in Miami-Dade triple murder death penalty trial
A juror has been removed from a death penalty trial in Miami-Dade County, Florida, after telling the court she was overwhelmed by the case, which involves a triple murder. The dismissal highlights the emotional strain such capital cases can place on jurors. The trial continues as prosecutors pursue the death penalty in the killings of three people.
- 18Ukrainian drones strike St. Petersburg, overwhelming Russian air defenses●A complete disaster is going down in St. Petersburg Russia - Ukrainian drones are overwhelming Putin's air defense force
Reports circulating on social media claim Ukrainian drones have hit St. Petersburg, with Russia's air defenses unable to keep up. A major oil port in the city is said to have exploded, and a large data center was reportedly struck. If confirmed, it would mark one of the deepest Ukrainian drone strikes of the war, far from the front lines.
- 19Protesters at No Kings rallies accuse Trump of betraying Ukraine●So one thing I guess I can say about today's No Kings is that I had _strong_ reactions (and overwhelmingly positve react
Demonstrators attended the latest No Kings protests across the United States, with some carrying signs labelling Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as traitors over Trump's handling of the war in Ukraine. Attendees reported strong, largely supportive responses to such messages, with passers-by pausing before nodding in agreement, suggesting the perception of betrayal over Ukraine is resonating with crowds.
- 20Helmut Schober retrospective opens at Milan's Fondazione Mudima●22 ottobre, milano, fondazione mudima: “helmut schober. dalla performance alla luce” cliccare per ingrandire Nell’ambito
Fondazione Mudima in Milan presents "Helmut Schober. Dalla performance alla luce" on 22 October, part of the retrospective "Helmut Schober. Luce e Movimento – Licht und Bewegung". The exhibition, curated by Dieter Ronte and realised with the contribution of the Forum, traces the Austrian artist's path from performance work to his explorations of light and movement.
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Argentine coach Nicolás Larcamón is the focus of talk in Mexico after Grupo Orlegi, the Mexican sports group that owns Sporting de Gijón, reportedly dreams of winning promotion to Spain's top flight with him at the helm. According to MARCA, the ownership group sees Larcamón as key to returning the club to La Liga.
- 22Podcast questions whether Russell is F1's most underwhelming title favourite▼Podcast: Is Russell F1's most underwhelming pre-season favourite? George Russell's underwhelming F1 title challenge, Mer
The Race F1 Podcast has examined George Russell's underwhelming Formula 1 title challenge, asking whether he is the sport's most disappointing pre-season favourite. The discussion also covers Mercedes' upgrade strategy and debates whether 'special' helmet designs have become too frequent. The episode frames Russell's season as falling short of the expectations placed on him entering the campaign.
- 23Max Verstappen unveils new helmet ahead of US race●Max getting ready for the next race in the US (Nieuwe helm. Leuk gemaakt) # F1 # MaxVerstappen # RedBull https://www. yo
Max Verstappen is preparing for the next Formula 1 round in the United States, and fans are sharing a look at his new helmet design for the race. The Dutch Red Bull driver's fresh lid has been received warmly by supporters, who are praising the design as nicely made as anticipation builds for the upcoming Grand Prix weekend.
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Former Bayern Munich team doctor Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt is the subject of a report described as a harsh reckoning with the club, published by the German sports outlet Sport.de. The long-serving physician, who left Bayern under contentious circumstances in 2015, is once again at the center of debate over his turbulent relationship with Munich's leadership.
- 25Virginia Tech names Richard Linton as 17th president●Virginia Tech Board of Visitors appoints Richard Linton as 17th president
The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has appointed Richard Linton as the university's 17th president. The announcement came through Virginia Tech's official news channel. Linton now takes the helm of one of Virginia's largest public research universities, and the appointment is being noted across higher education circles.
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Peter Jackson has revealed that a completed script exists for The Adventures of Tintin 2, the long-gestating sequel to Steven Spielberg's 2011 animated film. Jackson directed the first film's performance capture and had long been expected to helm the follow-up. Fans have waited over a decade for movement on the project, and news of a finished screenplay has sparked fresh discussion about whether the sequel will finally move into production, and whether Jackson will direct it himself.
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Reports say Don Mattingly is staying on as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and will have the interim tag removed. The news comes as the Phillies close out their season, including a 7-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Baseball fans and sports outlets are weighing in on the club's decision to keep him at the helm.
- 28Rio Ngumoha breaks Liverpool Champions League records in win over Villarreal●Rio Ngumoha rips up Liverpool's Champions League record books and overwhelms Villarreal https://www. nytimes.com/athleti
Teenager Rio Ngumoha became the youngest goalscorer in Liverpool's Champions League history as the side overwhelmed Villarreal in a dramatic Tuesday tie. Coverage highlights his record-breaking performance and Liverpool's dominant display, with pundits debating what the young winger's breakout means for the club's European campaign this season.
- 29European Parliament votes to confront Muslim Brotherhood influence▼European Parliament votes to confront Muslim Brotherhood, 'Islamist entryism' in overwhelming vote
The European Parliament has passed a resolution by an overwhelming majority calling for action against the Muslim Brotherhood and what it terms 'Islamist entryism' — the alleged attempt by Islamist groups to influence European institutions and civil society from within. The vote directs attention to infiltration concerns across EU member states. Supporters frame it as a defence of European values, while critics worry it could stigmatise Muslim communities.
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AIK Fotboll has appointed Christer Abrahamsson as its new chief executive and director, according to Dagens industri. The announcement places the former ice hockey figure at the helm of one of Stockholm's biggest football clubs. Supporters and sports commentators are discussing what the leadership change means for the club's direction.
- 31Why Debt Feels So Overwhelming, Psychologists Explain▼Why Debt Feels Overwhelming: the Psychology Behind Paying It Off
Business Insider examines the psychology of debt, arguing that the stress of owing money often comes less from the numbers themselves than from feelings of shame, loss of control and uncertainty about the future. The piece suggests that understanding these emotional drivers can help people build realistic repayment plans and stay motivated while paying off balances.
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TOP Oss coach Ultee has named an unchanged starting line-up for the Brabants derby against Helmond Sport. The Dutch first-division club match is covered live by regional outlet De Gelderlander, and local fans are following the encounter between the two southern Brabant sides.
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German football legend Helmut Haller has died of pneumonia at the age of 73, as Eurosport and other German outlets report. Haller, who scored in the 1966 World Cup final for West Germany against England and starred in the 1970 tournament, is being remembered across German sports media, with tributes flowing for one of the country's great attacking players of the 1960s and 70s.
- 34Ashley Avis To Direct Adaptation Of 'I Never Promised You A Rose Garden'▼Ashley Avis Helming Film Adaptation Of Joanne Greenberg’s ‘I Never Promised You A Rose Garden’
Filmmaker Ashley Avis is set to direct a new film adaptation of Joanne Greenberg's acclaimed 1964 novel 'I Never Promised You A Rose Garden', the semi-autobiographical story of a teenage girl's struggle with mental illness. The novel was previously adapted into a 1977 film. The new project is drawing attention as the classic book returns to the screen with a contemporary take.
- 35UK police drop probe into PM adviser's wife over Palestine Action post▼UK police rule out probe into Palestine Action post by PM adviser’s wife
London's Metropolitan Police say a social media post by Sarah Helm, wife of an adviser to the Prime Minister, which was seen as endorsing Palestine Action, does not meet the criminal threshold for investigation. The decision closes any prospect of a probe and has drawn attention to the limits of policing expression around the proscribed group, with debate over whether prominent figures receive more lenient treatment.
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Obi chief executive Sebastian Gundel is unexpectedly leaving the German DIY chain to join a competitor, Manager Magazin reports. The move shakes up Germany's home improvement retail market, with the industry discussing who will succeed him at the helm and what his departure means for Obi's strategy against rivals like Hornbach, Bauhaus and Toom.
- 37AstroHelm turns a phone camera into a telescope finder●Show HN: AstroHelm – Use your phone camera to aim a telescope or telephoto lens
A new tool called AstroHelm lets astronomers use their phone's camera to aim a telescope or a telephoto lens at targets in the night sky. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it drew quick attention and discussion. People are responding to the idea of replacing dedicated alignment hardware with a device they already carry.
- 38New Attack Theatre leader, let go by Kennedy Center, wants dance everywhere▼Let go by embattled Kennedy Center, Attack Theatre’s new leader wants dance to be everywhere
Attack Theatre's incoming leader was let go from the embattled Kennedy Center and now takes the helm of the Pittsburgh dance company, saying dance should be everywhere. The comments come as the Kennedy Center remains under scrutiny following leadership turmoil and programming changes that have drawn criticism from artists and audiences.
- 39Valtteri Bottas raises nearly €50,000 for rhino charity▼Valtteri Bottas raises almost €50,000 for rhino charity with F1 helmet fundraiser
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas has raised almost €50,000 for a rhino conservation charity through a fundraising effort involving one of his F1 helmets. The announcement has been picked up by motorsport and mainstream sports outlets, with fans praising the Finnish driver's charity work off the track.
- 40Aaron Boone to return as Yankees manager through 2027▼Boone to return as Yankees manager in '27, final year of his contract (source)
Aaron Boone will return as manager of the New York Yankees in 2027, the final year of his contract, according to MLB.com. The announcement keeps Boone at the helm of one of baseball's most scrutinized franchises, with his future beyond the 2027 season left unresolved. Yankees fans and baseball observers are weighing what the decision means for the team's direction and Boone's long-term standing in the Bronx.