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NPR's Newsmakers series examines Tucker Carlson's latest political positioning, arguing that the commentator has made an enemy of the very populist politics he helped construct during years as a leading conservative voice. The piece has drawn heavy attention, with more than two million people engaging with it, as commentators debate Carlson's evolution and what it signals for the American right ahead of the next election cycle.

St Petersburg recorded its coldest September night, according to dp.ru, as an early autumn chill grips the city. The temperature drop has drawn attention as residents brace for what may signal an unusually cold start to the season. It is one of the notable early-autumn weather events being discussed in Russia right now.

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has responded to Charles Barkley's stated plan to retire from TNT's 'Inside the NBA'. Green, a frequent guest and off-court analyst, weighed in on what Barkley's departure would mean for the show, which has been a staple of NBA coverage for decades and now faces major changes amid the league's new media rights arrangements.

A question-and-answer session from 2010, in which Apple addressed the iPhone 4 signal-loss controversy dubbed 'Antennagate', is circulating again. At the time, Steve Jobs responded to reports that holding the phone a certain way degraded reception, famously advising users to avoid gripping it that way and offering free bumper cases. The footage is drawing renewed attention, with viewers revisiting how Apple handled one of its best-known crises.

Health care workers at a North Cape May, New Jersey facility have voted to authorize a strike, according to ROI-NJ. The vote gives union leadership the power to call a work stoppage, though it does not guarantee one, as negotiations over a new contract may still be underway. No details on the grievances or timing of a potential walkout were provided.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is positioning himself at the forefront of efforts to counter the risks posed by artificial intelligence, describing the challenge as one of 'utmost and immediate urgency'. The remarks, reported by Politico, signal that one of Wall Street's most influential figures wants a more active role in shaping how AI dangers are managed.

The US Treasury has signaled that the ETF redemption mechanism allowing investors to defer capital gains taxes indefinitely will remain intact, while targeting six specific practices where funds have stretched the rules. Fund managers and investors had feared a broader crackdown on the loophole, which lets ETFs avoid realized gains through in-kind share redemptions.

Choice Hotels has announced an agreement to acquire Harvest Hosts, a membership network offering overnight RV parking at farms, wineries and other unique locations. The move extends Choice's reach among budget-conscious travelers into the fast-growing outdoor and RV travel market, one of the strongest segments of American tourism in recent years.

Sports nutrition brand Betancourt Nutrition is planning a comeback, with its pre-workout B-NOX product leading the return, scheduled for January 2027. The announcement, picked up by supplement industry coverage, signals the company intends to re-enter the market with a revamped version of one of its best-known products. Details on the reformulation or distribution plans remain limited.

Publix bought out its landlord at a Miami shopping center for $83.25 million, taking ownership of the property that houses one of its stores. The deal gives the Florida grocery chain direct control of the site rather than leasing it, a notable real estate move in the Miami retail market.