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'Verity', the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller, opened with a solid $32 million at the box office. The movie stars Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett in the adaptation of Hoover's steamy psychological thriller. Meanwhile, Tom Cruise's 'Digger' managed only $10 million, his lowest opening in 19 years. Streaming plans for 'Verity' are already being reported.
- 2Electrified Pickle Demonstrated at Electrostatics Society Meeting●🥒 NEW: Electrical engineer Joshua Méndez Harper demonstrated an electrified # pickle at an Electrostatics Society of Ame
Electrical engineer Joshua Méndez Harper of Portland State University demonstrated an electrified pickle at an Electrostatics Society of America meeting. His team monitored the sparking pickle with a high-speed camera and a hydrogen sensor, finding that alternating current produces both light and hydrogen gas — reviving the classic classroom experiment with new instrumentation.
- 3Election commissioners flagged officer Maneesh Garg in letter●Breaking - what exactly did ECs Joshi and Sandhu say in their letter to cabinet secretary and what happened after that?
Election Commissioners Gyanesh Kumar-era colleagues Joshi and Sandhu wrote to the cabinet secretary raising concerns about IAS officer Maneesh Garg, whose meetings with the election commissioners were also flagged. A Hindustan Times report details what the letter said and what followed, prompting widespread discussion about the officer's role and the commissioners' complaint.
- 4Pennsylvania Gets $448 Million to Expand High-Speed Internet Access▼Governor Shapiro and Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority Announce More Than $448 Million in BEAD Funding to Expand Pennsylvanians’ Access to Affordable High-Speed Internet
Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced more than $448 million in federal BEAD funding to expand affordable high-speed internet access across Pennsylvania. The investment targets underserved communities statewide as part of the national broadband buildout. It is being promoted by the state's Department of Community and Economic Development as a major step toward closing the digital divide.
- 5Shapiro Announces Major Funding for High-Speed Internet in Centre County▼Shapiro Visits Centre County to Announce Major Funding for High-Speed Internet Expansion
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro travelled to Centre County to announce significant new funding to expand high-speed internet access in the area. The investment is aimed at improving broadband coverage for residents and businesses that currently lack reliable service. Local outlet StateCollege.com reported on the announcement, highlighting the governor's visit and the funding commitment.
- 6Shapiro announces $448 million to expand Pennsylvania high-speed internet▼Gov. Shapiro and PBDA announce $448 million in funding to expand afforable high-speed internet access across the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, together with the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority, has announced $448 million in funding to expand affordable high-speed internet access across the Commonwealth. The investment targets underserved communities, bringing broadband infrastructure and affordability programs to residents who currently lack reliable connectivity.
- 7Centre County to gain from Shapiro internet investment▼Centre County residents to benefit from Gov. Shapiro internet investment (Video)
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is directing internet infrastructure investment into Centre County, according to local reporting. The funding is aimed at expanding broadband access for residents in the county, home to State College. The announcement has drawn local attention as officials work to improve connectivity in parts of the state with limited high-speed internet service.
- 8NFL admits pass interference call against Rams' Wallace was wrong●[Atkins] Sean McVay said the NFL told him that Josh Wallace should not have been flagged for pass interference at the en
Rams head coach Sean McVay said the NFL informed him that cornerback Josh Wallace should not have been flagged for pass interference in the closing moments of Sunday night's game. The admission by league officials over a decisive late call is drawing criticism of officiating and questions about the game's outcome.
- 9Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro unveils statewide broadband expansion program▼Gov. Shapiro unveils statewide broadband expansion program to help 'close digital divide'
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has announced a statewide broadband expansion program aimed at closing the digital divide, bringing faster and more reliable internet access to underserved communities across the state. The initiative targets residents and businesses lacking adequate connectivity, and local outlets are reporting on how the plan could reshape access to online services in rural and low-income areas.
- 10Canadian astronaut Josh Kutryk reaches ISS, spotlight on Canada's space plans▼Josh Kutryk’s successful flight to the ISS shifts focus to Canada’s next moves in space
Canadian Space Agency astronaut Josh Kutryk has completed a successful flight to the International Space Station. The Globe and Mail reports that the mission is turning attention to what Canada does next in space, including the country's future commitments, funding priorities and role in international exploration programmes following the milestone flight.
- 11Drake Maye lands on injury report, Patriots play-calling unaffected●[Reiss] Question: Drake Maye ended up on the injury report yesterday. Has that affected your ability to practice or call
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye appeared on the injury report, raising questions about whether it would limit his practice or affect offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels' play-calling. McDaniels, asked about it, said it has not affected his ability to practice or call plays, moving to calm any concern about the young quarterback's status.
- 12Pennsylvania's 2026 race: Garrity and Shapiro clash over school funding▼Pa. election 2026: Where Garrity, Shapiro stand on public school funding, vouchers, and other education issues
Ahead of Pennsylvania's 2026 gubernatorial election, Spotlight PA is comparing where incumbent Governor Josh Shapiro and Auditor General Tim Garrity stand on education issues, including public school funding, school vouchers, and related policy questions. The side-by-side breakdown of their positions is drawing attention as education funding remains one of the most contested issues in the state's upcoming campaign.
- 13California starts work on Joshua Tree mountain lion wildlife crossings●"California is building two wildlife crossings for mountain lions in Joshua Tree. The first phase is now underway" # US
California has begun the first phase of construction on two wildlife crossings near Joshua Tree National Park, designed to let mountain lions safely cross roads and reconnect fragmented habitat. The project aims to reduce vehicle collisions and support the cats' long-term survival, drawing attention as part of a broader push for wildlife infrastructure in the state.
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ValleyCentral's Backstage Spotlight features Josh Jackson, who is described as living for music. The profile piece highlights his passion for music, but no further details about his career, performances, or background are provided in the available reporting.
- 15Governor Stein Honors North Carolina's Gold Star Military Families▼Governor Stein Honors North Carolina’s Gold Star Military Families
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein held a tribute honoring the state's Gold Star families, the relatives of service members who died in the line of duty. The recognition underscores North Carolina's large military community and the state's ongoing support for families of fallen troops.
- 16Cardinals list Josh Sweat as questionable with groin injury●Cardinals list Josh Sweat as questionable with a groin injury
The Arizona Cardinals have listed edge rusher Josh Sweat as questionable for their upcoming game due to a groin injury. The designation leaves his availability in doubt until closer to kickoff. Sweat has been a key part of the Cardinals' pass rush, so his status is being closely watched by fans and analysts ahead of the weekend.
- 17Hawley and Sanders Team Up on Bills Targeting ALPR Cameras●ALPR cameras face bipartisan bills from Hawley, Sanders https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/10/02/alpr-c ameras-face-bipartisan-b
Senators Josh Hawley and Bernie Sanders have introduced bipartisan bills aimed at automated license plate reader cameras, pairing a conservative and a progressive lawmaker against widespread license plate surveillance. The proposals would place new restrictions on how ALPR systems are deployed and how collected location data is used, adding fresh momentum to growing national scrutiny of mass tracking technology.
- 18Fantasy football: McMillan, Robinson, Downs headline Week 4 WR picks●McMillan, Robinson, Downs among 5 fantasy football WR gems for Week 4 https://www. upi.com/Sports_News/NFL/2026/1 0/02/f
UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler has named five wide receivers as standout fantasy football picks for Week 4 of the NFL season, with Tetairoa McMillan, Wan'Dale Robinson and Josh Downs among his recommended gems. The rankings aim to help fantasy managers find under-the-radar wideouts for their lineups this week.
- 19Jackson, Allen, Burrow top Week 4 fantasy QB rankings●Jackson, Allen, Burrow lead Week 4 fantasy football QB rankings https://www. upi.com/Sports_News/NFL/2026/1 0/02/fantasy
Lamar Jackson heads UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top-20 fantasy football quarterback rankings for Week 4 of the NFL season, with Josh Allen and Joe Burrow rounding out the top three. The weekly rankings are a staple for fantasy managers setting lineups, and the latest edition is drawing attention as players weigh starts and sits heading into the weekend's games.
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Senator Josh Hawley is pressing forward with efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, directly testing the Trump administration's preference for a light-touch, deregulated approach to the technology. The push sets up a intra-party tension between Hawley's push for guardrails on AI and a White House and GOP leadership reluctant to impose new rules on the fast-growing sector.
- 21Josh Hart opts against career-ending finger surgery▼The Athletic: Josh Hart says he is forgoing career-ending finger surgery
New York Knicks guard Josh Hart has told The Athletic he is forgoing surgery on a finger injury that doctors have described as career-ending. Hart says he will instead continue playing through the injury to help his team. The revelation has prompted discussion among fans and analysts about the risks he is taking and what it says about his commitment during the season.
- 22Hawaii Deploys Technology in Fight Against Invasive Species▼Technology Used in the Fight Against Invasive Species Across the State
The office of Hawaii Governor Josh Green has highlighted how new technology is being used across the state to combat invasive species, which threaten native ecosystems, agriculture and water resources. The announcement underscores state efforts to detect, track and control harmful plants and animals, and comes as Hawaii continues to prioritise biosecurity for its isolated island environment.
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Josh Hartnett is discussing his new movie 'Verity' in a recent interview with ABC News. The actor speaks about his role in the upcoming film, which is an adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller novel. Hartnett has been back in the spotlight with a string of recent high-profile projects, and fans of both the actor and the hugely popular book are following coverage of the film closely as its release approaches.
- 24Tate McRae Turns Heads at Schiaparelli's Paris Fashion Week Show▼Tate McRae Shines at the Schiaparelli Paris Fashion Week Show, Plus Josh Hartnett, Anne Hathaway and More
Tate McRae drew attention at Schiaparelli's Paris Fashion Week show, with singer Josh Hartnett and actress Anne Hathaway also among the stars spotted at the event. The couture house's front row continues to be a magnet for celebrities, generating buzz across entertainment and fashion media during Paris's fashion calendar.
- 25Bold predictions for NFL Week 4: Allen, Gibbs in focus●Bold predictions for NFL Week 4: Josh Allen, Jahmyr Gibbs & more
Sports outlets are publishing bold predictions ahead of NFL Week 4, spotlighting Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs among key players expected to make an impact this weekend. Analysts are weighing early-season form as the league enters its fourth week, with fans debating which surprise performances could shake up standings and fantasy lineups.
- 26Hawley breaks with Trump on artificial intelligence stance●Hawley strikes a different tone from Trump on AI
Senator Josh Hawley is taking a different position from President Trump on artificial intelligence, according to Politico. The split highlights emerging divisions among Republicans over how to regulate AI, with Hawley signaling a more cautious or skeptical approach than the White House. The divergence could shape upcoming debates over federal AI policy.
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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.