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Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. is trending in the US, UK, Canada and Mexico. A Las Vegas Review-Journal betting column highlighted Robinson among the week's best NFL prop plays, citing numbers suggesting he is a strong bet for Sunday's slate alongside other players like Jacques Irving.
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BC Hydro is carrying out a planned power outage lasting about 14 hours on Sunday, affecting Field and Radium Hot Springs in British Columbia. The utility says the shutdown is needed for maintenance work, and local services are expected to be disrupted while the power is off. Residents and businesses in the two communities are being advised to prepare for the day-long interruption.
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Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. is being tipped by betting analysts as one of the stronger NFL player prop plays for Sunday's slate. A Las Vegas Review-Journal column argues the numbers make Robinson, alongside Brooklyn Nets-era comparisons no—alongside other backs like Dallas'``-none ``
- 4Battle of Cable Street marks 90th anniversary this Sunday●This Sunday is the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street. Read all about its ties to the Spanish Civil War.
Sunday marks the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street, the 1936 East London clash where locals and anti-fascist demonstrators blocked a march by Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists. Commentators are highlighting the event's links to the Spanish Civil War, which began the same year, as many British anti-fascists later joined the fight in Spain.
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Electricity was restored in south Barrie, Ontario, on Sunday morning after a brief power outage left residents without service. CTV News reported the outage was short-lived, with power back on by morning. No cause or number of affected customers was given. Outages like this draw local attention as residents check restoration times and safety.
- 6Moscow unveils 'new doctrine' targeting Ukrainian civilians●Sunday, October 4, 2026 Moscow unveils 'new doctrine' targeting Ukrainian civilians . . . . . Series of drone attacks di
Moscow has announced what it calls a 'new doctrine' that explicitly targets Ukrainian civilians, according to the Kyiv Independent. The news comes amid a series of overnight drone attacks that disrupted power supplies near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant, as reported by the IAEA, while five Russian missiles and drones exploded over Moldovan territory in a separate overnight strike.
- 7Jayden Daniels expected back Sunday against Giants▼Jayden Daniels expected back Sunday for Commanders' clash with Giants https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7663695/2026/10/0
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is expected to return Sunday when Washington faces the New York Giants. His return comes as Marcus Mariota deals with a knee issue, leaving the Commanders likely to regain their starting quarterback after he missed time with an elbow problem. The news is drawing attention from NFL fans ahead of the NFC East divisional matchup.
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Venus (Shukra) is set to go retrograde in Libra on Sunday night, according to Indian astrology coverage. Reports note the planet's position will shift several times until 23 November, with horoscope forecasts for all 12 zodiac signs. Some outlets claim the retrograde phase will favour certain signs for 42 days, fulfilling wishes and big ambitions.
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Spanish lottery players are checking La Primitiva and El Gordo de la Primitiva results for the weekend draws, with Diario AS providing the winning numbers for Sunday 4 October for those who bought tickets to verify their entries.
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Saturn reached opposition on Sunday, October 4, meaning the planet is directly opposite the Sun from Earth's perspective. Astronomers note this is when Saturn appears brightest and largest in telescopes, remaining visible all night. Skywatchers are being encouraged to look for the ringed planet, which rises at sunset and stays up until dawn during opposition.
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CBS is once again airing NFL games as part of its regular Sunday broadcast package, drawing attention from football fans tracking where to watch this week's matchups. Viewers are discussing the network's coverage lineup, announcer pairings, and which regional games are being shown in their markets as the season's schedule rolls on.
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Quebec residents are preparing for an unusually early arrival of winter weather. MétéoMédia reports that snow could fall as early as October, alongside an outlook for the month's precipitation. A frost warning is also in effect, with freezing temperatures expected overnight from Saturday to Sunday, prompting talk about whether people are ready for the early cold snap.
- 13NFL suspends two officials over conduct toward players●NFL suspends two officials for 'unprofessional conduct' toward players during Sunday's games https://www. nfl.com/news/n
The NFL has suspended two game officials for what it called unprofessional conduct directed at players during Sunday's Week 4 games. The league announced the discipline through its official news site, an unusual step given that officials are rarely publicly sanctioned mid-season. Fans and commentators are weighing in on what the conduct involved and how the league will replace the two for upcoming assignments.
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Five films competed at the Indian box office on Sunday, and a thriller — associated with Ajay Devgn, who is trending in India — came out on top in earnings. Hindi media outlets reported the box office clash and the winning film's collections, drawing attention from movie fans tracking the weekend numbers.
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The Detroit Lions lost 32-26 to the Carolina Panthers, with the Lions secondary repeatedly torched as the defense faltered again. Coverage highlights Jameson Williams holding on through contact to set up a field goal before halftime, plus bold predictions for Carolina entering the Sunday night matchup. Fans are questioning whether Detroit's defensive issues can be fixed as the season progresses.
- 16Bears defense shines while Jaguars prove they are for real in NFL Week 4▼NFL Week 4 Sunday aftermath: Bears' defense continues to shine; Jaguars are for real
NFL Week 4 Sunday action is drawing attention for two standout storylines. The Chicago Bears' defense continued its strong stretch of play, while the Jacksonville Jaguars delivered a performance suggesting they are a genuine contender this season. Commentators are weighing whether both teams' early form can hold up as the season progresses.
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Residents of the Viviendas del Bienestar in the Virreyes area of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, are dealing with flooding just three months after the homes were handed over, according to local coverage from Sinaloa Hoy. Outlets such as Luz Noticias are also tracking the weekend forecast, with Sunday's weather conditions for the city drawing public interest.
- 18Elk at sunset capture the calm of the Oregon coast●# SilentSunday # Oregon # PNW # Sunset # Nature # Wildlife # Elk # Photo # OregonCoast # Pacific # Ocean # Calm
Photographers are sharing images of elk on the Oregon coast at sunset, celebrating the Pacific Northwest's wildlife and coastal scenery. The pictures, tagged for a quiet Sunday of nature photography, show elk against the Pacific Ocean and have drawn warm, appreciative responses from people drawn to the region's calm landscapes and abundant wildlife.
- 19Photographer Shares Elephant Graveyard Image for Silent Sunday●# StillerSontag # SilentSunday The Elephants Graveyard (Details In The # AltText ) (AltText Missspelt By Human) # NoGenA
A photographer has posted a black-and-white travel photograph titled 'The Elephant Graveyard' as part of the weekly Silent Sunday tradition, also known in German as Stiller Sontag, where users share quiet images with minimal or no text. The image includes descriptive alt text for accessibility, with the photographer noting a spelling error in it, and is tagged as human-made with no generative AI involved.
- 20Runner Completes 13K While Battling Sore Quads●13K Run 🏃♂️ Today’s run was “assisted” by some DOMS. I think it was the Sunday workout that has caused this … in partic
A runner logged a 13-kilometre run while dealing with delayed onset muscle soreness, blaming Sunday's workout — particularly sandbag lunges and wall balls — for pain right in the quads. He added pace not because his body needed it but because his mind did, joking about pushing through the discomfort.
- 21Irish pro-Palestinian protesters urge football boycott of Israel match●« … pro-Palestinian protesters in Ireland have called on the national team to boycott Sunday’s Nations League match agai
Pro-Palestinian protesters in Ireland are calling on the national football team to boycott Sunday's Nations League match against Israel. Campaign slogans circulating include 'StopTheGame' and 'ShowIsraelTheRedCard', tying the protest to broader demands for a ceasefire in Gaza. The appeal puts pressure on the Football Association of Ireland ahead of the fixture, amid wider debate across Europe about whether teams should face Israel during the war.
- 22NFL Top 10: New No. 1 Emerges After Chaotic Week 4▼Monday Morning NFL Top 10 Rankings: New No. 1 After Hectic Week 4 Sunday
FOX Sports has released its Monday Morning NFL Top 10 rankings following Week 4's Sunday slate, with a new team taking over the No. 1 spot after a hectic day of results. The reshuffle at the top is drawing attention from fans debating which teams deserve to lead the league at this early stage of the season.
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Japanese actor Yuya Yagira, known for his lead in 'VIVANT', was photographed on set of an upcoming January 'Nichiyo Gekijo' (Sunday Theatre) drama. Reports say he feels the weight of expectations to follow his recent hit, but colleagues describe him as relaxed and often laughing loudly between takes.
- 24NFL suspends two referees after altercations with players●NFL suspends 2 referees after altercations with players during Sunday games https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.10tv .com
The NFL has suspended two referees following altercations with players during Sunday's games. The league moved quickly after the on-field confrontations, which drew attention to official conduct. Fans are debating how officials and players should handle heated exchanges during games and what the suspensions mean for officiating standards going forward.
- 25NFL Week 4: Big takeaways and fantasy spin from Sunday▼NFL Week 4: Big takeaways, questions and fantasy spin from Sunday's games
Sunday's NFL Week 4 slate has wrapped, with ESPN leading coverage of the biggest takeaways, lingering questions and fantasy football implications from the day's games. Fans and analysts are sorting through standout performances, surprising results and injury news as they reset expectations heading into Week 5 and adjust their fantasy rosters accordingly.
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Heavy rain hit the Pyrénées-Orientales on Sunday, with flooding the main concern across the department. Forecasters warn that storms could continue through the week, keeping residents on alert. Local outlet L'Indépendant reports on the outlook, and people in the region are checking whether the bad weather will ease or worsen in the coming days.
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A commentary piece argues that Sunday school should be treated as serious religious education rather than a casual hour of stories and snacks for children. It makes the case that churches should invest in meaningful teaching and discipleship for young people. Beyond that, the article's specific arguments and the reaction to them are not detailed in available information.
- 28Lula trails Bolsonaro challenger in Brazilian election●Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's second-place finish to right-wing challenger Flavio Bolsonaro in Sunday'
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva finished second to right-wing challenger Flavio Bolsonaro in Sunday's presidential election. The result reportedly stung the incumbent all the more because he had believed he was a shoo-in for re-election, according to a report by The Japan Times. The first-round outcome sets up a contested run-off.
- 29Drexel Tennis Matches Sunday Canceled Due to Weather▼Men's and Women's Tennis Matches Sunday Canceled Due to Weather
Drexel University Athletics announced that both the men's and women's tennis matches scheduled for Sunday have been canceled because of weather conditions. No make-up date was included in the announcement, leaving fans waiting for updates on whether the fixtures will be rescheduled later in the season.
- 30Weather in Belo Horizonte draws attention ahead of October 4 election day▼previsão do tempo belo horizonte
People in Belo Horizonte are checking weather forecasts for Sunday, October 4, which coincides with elections in the capital of Minas Gerais. Local outlet Estado de Minas published a forecast piece specifically framing the outlook around voting day, reflecting widespread concern about whether rain or sun could affect turnout and campaign activities.
- 31Man in ICE attire arrested at Brazilian voting site in Miami▼A man who was wearing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement attire at Miami-Dade College while voting for Brazil's general election was underway was arrested on Sunday, deputies said. Danilo Silva, 46, was charged with voter intimidation, conspiracy
A 46-year-old man, Danilo Silva, was arrested Sunday after wearing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement attire at Miami-Dade College, where voting in Brazil's general election was underway. Deputies said he has been charged with voter intimidation and conspiracy. The case is drawing attention because it touches on elections, immigration enforcement and the safety of overseas voters.
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Asian carmakers are outperforming US rivals in their home markets, with China positioned to push further abroad, according to Yahoo Finance. Elsewhere, cars are in the spotlight in Singapore: a vehicle crashed into a midtown building early Sunday, Joo Chiat is holding a car-free day on October 3, and LEGO is displaying a life-sized F1 car built from 400,000 bricks at Suntec City.
- 33Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj to launch spiritual debate series from October 2026●Spiritual Debate Begins! Starting October 3, 2026, Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj presents a special Spiritual Debate based on
Followers of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj are announcing a spiritual debate series starting October 3, 2026, billed as based on authentic scriptures. The sessions are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday evenings, 7:30 to 9:30 PM IST, broadcast live on Sadhna TV and streamed online. Supporters are sharing the announcement to encourage viewers to watch the televised discussions.
- 34Parents cheer son through his first Portland Marathon●Woke up before the sunrise to greet our son in his first marathon. We saw him near the beginning, then drove to a spot n
A couple in Portland woke before sunrise on Sunday to support their son as he ran his first marathon. They caught him near the starting line, then drove ahead to cheer near the finish, where he crossed looking energetic and finished strong. The family shared the milestone proudly, celebrating his debut over the 26.2-mile Portland Marathon course.
- 35Humble Bundle offers 50 Fantagraphics books deal●Humble Bundle is offering a wonderful collection of 50 books from Fantagraphics, including Linda Medley's _Castle Waitin
Humble Bundle is currently offering a bundle of 50 books from publisher Fantagraphics. The collection includes Linda Medley's Castle Waiting, works by Jim Woodring, and collections of classic comic strips such as Pogo, Popeye, Prince Valiant and Krazy Kat, as well as Olivier Schrauwen's Sunday. Readers are highlighting the bundle as an unusually strong deal for fans of alternative and classic comics.
- 36Monsterdon watch party continues Vincent Price series with The Bat●THIS SUNDAY at 9pm Eastern (that's 1am Monday UTC) it's # MONSTERDON the weekly monster movie watch party! Come watch a
The weekly Monsterdon monster movie watch party returns this Sunday at 9pm Eastern, 1am Monday UTC. This week's feature is The Bat (1959), a murder mystery involving money and madmen. The event is part of a monthlong tribute to Vincent Price, with participants watching and joking about the film together online.
- 37Raiders fall to Chiefs as Las Vegas honors Kyle Busch●Vegas Sports Sunday: Raiders lose to Chiefs, Las Vegas honors Kyle Busch
The Las Vegas Raiders lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in their latest matchup, while the city of Las Vegas paid tribute to NASCAR champion Kyle Busch. The Raiders' defeat continues their struggles against their divisional rivals, and the honor for Busch highlights his connection to the city he has long called home.
- 38Sunday Gardener Builds Terrarium of Horrors at Valley View Farms●Sunday Gardener: Making a Little Terrarium of Horrors at Valley View Farms
WBAL-TV's Sunday Gardener segment featured a visit to Valley View Farms, where a 'Terrarium of Horrors' was assembled — a carnivorous plant terrarium playing on spooky themes. The segment showcased how to create a miniature garden with insect-eating plants like Venus flytraps and pitcher plants, offering viewers a creative seasonal gardening project.
- 39Dre Greenlaw says Sean Payton's 'disrespect' fired him up▼Dre Greenlaw says Sean Payton’s “disrespect” motivated him on Sunday
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw said that comments or behaviour he saw as disrespect from Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton gave him extra motivation heading into Sunday's game, and he used it as fuel in his performance. Greenlaw's remarks add a personal edge to the matchup, and the rift between player and coach is now a talking point around the league.
- 40Youth-led Gaza volunteer project Spark appeals for funding●Spark is a youth-led volunteer project investing in the next generation of Gaza. They need our help to stay open. ONLY d
Spark, a youth-led volunteer project in Gaza that works with young people, says it needs donations to stay open. A fundraising appeal on the crowdfunding site Chuffed reports it has raised 110 toward a 300 goal, with a Sunday deadline, and is asking supporters to pledge weekly or monthly if they can. Supporters are sharing the appeal under mutual aid hashtags to widen its reach.