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- 1Filipino Sunday Mass with Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus Draws Large Audience●SUNDAY FILIPINO LIVE MASS TODAY *SEPTEMBER 27, 2026* FR. JOWEL JOMARSUS GATUS
Filipino-speaking Catholics are following a live Sunday Mass celebrated by Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus on September 27, 2026. The service, streamed in the Tagalog liturgical tradition, is drawing a very large online audience, reflecting the strong demand among Filipino communities worldwide for accessible Mass broadcasts on Sundays.
- 2Filipino online Sunday Mass draws huge audience for September 27 service●SUNDAY FILIPINO LIVE MASS TODAY ONLINE *SEPTEMBER 27, 2026* FR. JOWEL JOMARSUS GATUS
A live-streamed Filipino Sunday Mass for September 27, 2026, led by Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus, is drawing a large online audience. The online broadcast offers Filipino-speaking Catholics worldwide a way to join Sunday worship remotely, and viewers are actively engaging with the service, reflecting the continued popularity of streamed religious celebrations among the Filipino diaspora.
- 3Filipino online Mass with Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus draws large audience●FILIPINO LIVE MASS TODAY ONLINE *SEPTEMBER 29, 2026* FR. JOWEL JOMARSUS GATUS
A live-streamed Filipino Catholic Mass for September 29, 2026, led by Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus, is attracting a large online audience. The broadcast allows Filipino worshippers in the Philippines and abroad to join the day's liturgy remotely, and viewers are engaging heavily with the service as it airs.
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A scientific debate is under way over the role of a truncated ALK transcript in solid tumours. One view treats it as a promising biomarker for diagnosing or stratifying cancers, while sceptics question whether it has real biological function or is largely overhyped. The discussion reflects a wider push in oncology to validate novel transcript-based markers before they enter clinical practice.
- 5Sudan pro-democracy leader warns army against Islamist rule●Sudan pro-democracy leader warns army against restoring Islamist rule
A leading Sudanese pro-democracy figure has warned the country's army leadership against any move to restore the Islamist regime that ruled Sudan under ousted president Omar al-Bashir. The warning comes amid ongoing tensions between the military and civilian pro-democracy forces over the country's political future following the 2021 coup, with fears rising that Islamist-aligned officials could regain influence within the army-led government.
- 6Sudan's ousted president Bashir moved to Khartoum for treatment▼Sudan's ousted president Bashir sent to Khartoum for treatment, lawyer says
Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's longtime ruler who was ousted in 2019, has been transferred to Khartoum for medical treatment, according to his lawyer. Bashir, who faces charges tied to his rule including over the 1989 coup, has been held in Kober prison in the capital. The transfer comes amid the ongoing war between Sudan's army and the Rapid Support Forces, and details about his condition remain limited.
- 7Sudan's jailed former ruler seeks treatment abroad▼Sudan’s jailed former ruler seeks treatment abroad: lawyer to AFP
Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's former ruler who was ousted in 2019 and has been held in custody, is seeking to travel abroad for medical treatment, his lawyer told AFP. The request adds to questions about the health and legal status of the longtime leader, who faces charges linked to the 1989 coup and the Darfur conflict.
- 8Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune Returns With Gillian Jacobs, Omarion▼Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune Season 7 Episode 1 Photos: Gillian Jacobs, Omarion & Matt Iseman
Photos from the season 7 premiere of Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune have been released, showing contestants Gillian Jacobs, Omarion and Matt Iseman at the wheel. The images give fans a first look at the new season's opening episode and its celebrity line-up ahead of its broadcast.
- 9Combustion cars fall below half of global new car sales●Historische Wende auf dem Automarkt: Erstmals seit ~100 Jahren stellen # Verbrenner weltweit weniger als die Hälfte der
For the first time in roughly a century, vehicles with combustion engines account for less than half of new car sales worldwide, according to a report by tech news site WinFuture. The milestone marks a historic turning point for the automotive industry, driven by the rapid growth of electric vehicle sales. Commenters are debating whether the shift will continue and what it means for traditional carmakers.
- 10Sudan's Bashir transferred to Khartoum, seeks treatment abroad▼Sudan’s Bashir transferred to Khartoum, seeks treatment abroad
Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's ousted longtime ruler, has been moved to the capital Khartoum and is seeking permission to travel abroad for medical treatment. Bashir, who was toppled in 2019 and has faced charges over the 1989 coup and Darfur atrocities, remains in custody. The reported transfer and his health request are drawing attention amid Sudan's ongoing instability and questions over his legal status.
- 11De Ligt absence, Baleba debut and Berrada intrigue at Manchester United●De Ligt absence, Baleba debut and Berrada intrigue - Manchester United Notebook https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.manc
Manchester United are the focus of the latest club notebook from the Manchester Evening News, which highlights three talking points: Matthijs de Ligt's absence from the squad, a debut for young midfielder Sekou Baleba, and questions surrounding executive Omar Berrada. The piece bundles transfer, team selection and boardroom speculation for fans following the club's campaign.
- 12Bashir-era figures regroup around Sudan's Burhan▼Inner Circle Sudan Former key figures of Bashir era come together under Abdel Fattah al-Burhan
Former key figures of Omar al-Bashir's regime have reportedly come together in an inner circle around Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. The report, by Africa Intelligence, suggests veterans of the ousted government are regaining influence within the military leadership as Sudan's war grinds on, raising questions about the direction of the country's leadership.
- 13Steelers Edge Rusher Seen as Possible Trade Candidate●Steelers Edge Rusher Tabbed as Potential Trade Candidate # Steelers # NFL https:// steelersnow.com/steelers-edge- rusher
A Pittsburgh Steelers edge rusher is being identified as a potential trade candidate ahead of the NFL trade deadline, according to Steelers Now. The report suggests the team could listen to offers for the pass rusher as roster decisions loom. Fans and analysts are weighing which player it could be and whether general manager Omar Khan would move a key defender midseason.
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Ousted Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir, who was deposed in 2019 and has been held in Sudan, is seeking medical treatment outside the country, according to Asharq al-Awsat. The report is drawing attention because Bashir faces outstanding charges over the 1989 coup and the Darfur conflict, and any move abroad would be legally and politically sensitive for Sudan's authorities.
- 15Ousted Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir moved to military hospital▼Sudan’s ousted president Omar al-Bashir moved to military hospital in Khartoum
Sudan's ousted president Omar al-Bashir has been transferred to a military hospital in Khartoum. The move concerns the former strongman, who was toppled in 2019 after decades in power and later detained over corruption charges. Observers are watching closely, as his condition and the circumstances of the transfer remain unclear and could affect Sudan's fragile political situation.
- 16Sudan's jailed Omar al-Bashir seeks treatment abroad, says lawyer●Sudan’s jailed Omar al-Bashir seeks treatment abroad: lawyer
Lawyers for Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's ousted former president, say he is seeking medical treatment outside the country. Al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan for three decades before being removed in 2019, has been held in prison facing charges related to his rule. The request comes as Sudan remains gripped by war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.
- 17Miko Marks launches Kickstarter for first headliner tour●# BlackMastodon # BlackFedi # MikoMarks # Music # BandcampFriday If you liked the sample of Miko Mark's music I hope you
Singer Miko Marks is raising funds on Kickstarter to cover costs for her first-ever headlining tour. Supporters are sharing her music samples and encouraging others to back the campaign, with the push timed to Bandcamp Friday when fans typically buy music directly from artists. Posts about the campaign are circulating in Black music and Mastodon communities under hashtags like BlackMastodon and BlackFedi.
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Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's ousted former president, has been admitted to hospital in Khartoum. The 81-year-old, who ruled Sudan for three decades before being toppled in 2019, has been in custody since his removal. Details of his condition have not been made public, and the report comes as Sudan's civil war continues to devastate the country, drawing renewed attention to figures from its past.
- 19Gaza fundraiser shared with AI image ahead of Friday●Omar asked me to post a picture I created using AI, haha. Have a blessed Friday, you and us. https:// chuffed.org/projec
A Gaza resident named Omar asked a supporter to share an AI-generated picture alongside a blessing for Friday, the holy day in the Muslim week. The post promotes an urgent assistance fundraiser for Angham, a child whose dream is to become a football player. The message blends warm, personal holiday wishes with an appeal for donations to help a family in Gaza.
- 20DigitalOcean's $3 million Omarchy donation draws open source backlash●Am I getting this correct? Digital Ocean donates $3 million to Omarchy and then slashes their open source credits progra
DigitalOcean has donated $3 million to Omarchy, the Linux setup project associated with David Heinemeier Hansson, while reportedly cutting back its open source credits program that supports maintainers. Developers are criticising the contrast, arguing the company is favouring a high-profile project over the broader open source community that relies on its support programmes.
- 21Ousted Sudanese leader Bashir moved to Khartoum for treatment▼Sudan’s ousted president Bashir sent to Khartoum for treatment, lawyer says
Sudan's ousted former president Omar al-Bashir has been transferred to Khartoum for medical treatment, according to his lawyer. Bashir, who ruled Sudan for three decades before being removed in 2019, has been held in custody since his removal and faces charges connected to his rule. The transfer comes as Sudan remains mired in a devastating conflict between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.
- 22Omar al-Bashir moved to military hospital in Khartoum●Ex-Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir moved to military hospital in Khartoum
Sudan's ousted former president Omar al-Bashir has been transferred to a military hospital in Khartoum, according to reports. Al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan for three decades before being removed in 2019, had been held in custody since his overthrow. The move is drawing attention amid Sudan's ongoing conflict and questions over the fate of the former leader.
- 23Omar Aguilar discusses decision science in investing●Watch Using Decision Science in Investing | Masters in Business with Omar Aguilar
Bloomberg has released a Masters in Business segment featuring Omar Aguilar, chief executive of Schwab Asset Management, discussing how decision science and behavioral research can be applied to investment decisions. The conversation explores how investors can guard against cognitive biases and use structured frameworks to improve portfolio outcomes.
- 24BBC 6 Music Spins Hiatus Kaiyote Remix on Focus Beats●🇺🇦 # NowPlaying on # BBC6Music 's # FocusBeats Hiatus Kaiyote: 🎵 All The Words We Don't Say (Omari Jazz Remix) # HiatusK
BBC 6 Music's Focus Beats programme is playing 'All The Words We Don't Say', an Omari Jazz remix of a track by Australian neo-soul band Hiatus Kaiyote. Listeners following the station's automated track updates shared the play, with links to the song on Bandcamp and Spotify. Hiatus Kaiyote remain a favourite among fans of experimental soul and jazz-fusion.
- 25Sudan's Ousted President Omar al-Bashir Moved to Khartoum for Treatment▼Sudan’s ousted President Omar al-Bashir transferred to Khartoum for treatment
Sudan's ousted former President Omar al-Bashir has been transferred to Khartoum to receive medical treatment. Bashir, who ruled Sudan for three decades before being removed from power in 2019, has been in custody since his overthrow. The move is drawing attention as Sudan remains gripped by conflict, with observers watching what his relocation could signal politically.
- 26BioMarin Presents Five-Year Phase 3 Data for Pombiliti Therapy▼BioMarin Announces Five-Year Phase 3 Data for POMBILITI® (cipaglucosidase alfa-atga) + OPFOLDA® (miglustat) at World Muscle Society Annual Congress
BioMarin announced five-year Phase 3 data for Pombiliti (cipaglucosidase alfa-atga) combined with Opfolda (miglustat), presented at the World Muscle Society Annual Congress. The long-term results concern the company's enzyme replacement therapy for late-onset Pompe disease, and the announcement was issued via press release. The new data points were shared with clinicians and researchers attending the congress.
- 27Chiefs and Raiders set for undefeated Week 4 showdown▼Omar Ruiz previews undefeated matchup between Chiefs-Raiders in Week 4 | 'GMFB'
Omar Ruiz, speaking on NFL Network's 'Good Morning Football', previewed the Week 4 meeting between the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders, an AFC West matchup featuring two undefeated teams. The rivalry game is drawing attention as an early test in the division race.
- 28Sudan's ex-ruler Omar al-Bashir seeks treatment abroad●Sudan's jailed former ruler Omar al-Bashir seeks treatment abroad, says lawyer
Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's jailed former president, has asked to travel abroad for medical treatment, according to his lawyer. The ousted ruler, who has been held in Sudan since being removed from power in 2019, faces charges connected to his 30 years in office, including over the Darfur conflict. The request comes as Sudan remains gripped by a devastating war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.
- 29Candidates vie for Palomar Community College District board seats●Meet the candidates for Palomar Community College District board
Voters in San Diego County's Palomar Community College District are being introduced to the candidates running for the college's governing board. KPBS has published profiles of those seeking seats, laying out who is on the ballot ahead of the election. The race concerns oversight of one of the region's largest community college districts.
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Ousted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been transferred to a military-run residence in Khartoum, according to Sudan Tribune. The move concerns where the longtime ruler, deposed in April 2019 amid mass protests, is being held and who controls his detention. It comes as Sudan's military and civilian leaders negotiate the country's transition, keeping questions about Bashir's fate and accountability in the spotlight.
- 31Sudan's ex-President Bashir treated in Khartoum, seeks care abroad●Ex-President Bashir receives treatment in Khartoum, wants to go abroad
Ousted Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir is receiving medical treatment in Khartoum and is seeking permission to travel abroad for further care, according to The Arab Weekly. Bashir, who was toppled in 2019 after three decades in power and has faced charges including corruption, has been in custody since his removal. The report of his health concerns is drawing attention amid Sudan's ongoing conflict and political uncertainty.
- 32Nehomar Ochoa Previews Fall League, Looks Ahead to 2026●Nehomar Ochoa on 2026 season, previews Fall League
Nehomar Ochoa is looking ahead to the Fall League, offering an early preview of what to expect and reflecting on the upcoming 2026 season. The young baseball prospect's comments give fans a sense of his development plans and goals as he prepares for the next stage of his career, with attention focused on how he performs this autumn.
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Ousted Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir has received preliminary approval to leave Sudan for medical treatment abroad. The move concerns a former ruler already convicted of corruption and wanted by the International Criminal Court on genocide charges. Observers are watching whether the transfer will actually go ahead and what conditions would apply to his travel.
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