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- 1Russia strikes National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv●Jorge Liboreiro @jorgeliboreiro.bsky.social Kyiv, today. Russia has struck the National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv. Not
Russia struck the National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv, as well as a medical centre in the city centre, according to journalist Jorge Liboreiro reporting from the Ukrainian capital. The attacks drew condemnation, with comments describing the strikes on scientific and medical facilities as showing utter disregard for civilian life. The incidents come amid continued Russian strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, prompting renewed anger and calls for stronger international responses.
- 2Madonna Opens MTV VMAs with Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx▼Madonna Opens MTV Video Music Awards With Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, Plus Sombr, Debi Mazar and More
Madonna opened the MTV Video Music Awards in a segment featuring Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, with appearances from Sombr and Debi Mazar among others. The pairing of pop's biggest legacy star with two of today's most-streamed artists is drawing attention, as fans react to the cross-generational stage moment at one of music television's flagship ceremonies.
- 3Taylor Swift Among Winners at MTV Video Music Awards▼MTV Video Music Awards 2026 winners list including Taylor Swift
Coverage of the MTV Video Music Awards is circulating with a winners list that includes Taylor Swift among the honorees. Outlets including USA Today are publishing rundowns of who took home awards at the ceremony, drawing attention from music fans tracking the night's biggest wins and surprises.
- 4Madonna to Open 2026 VMAs With Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX▼Madonna Opens 2026 VMAs With Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX
Madonna is set to open the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, performing alongside Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX. The pairing of pop's most enduring icon with two of the biggest current names in music is being billed as a generational handoff moment for the ceremony. Fans are already speculating about what the joint performance will look like ahead of the show.
- 5NOAA flood mapping tool now covers nearly all of the US●NOAA: NOAA’s flood mapping tool now covers nearly 100% of U.S . “NOAA’s National Weather Service announced today that Fl
NOAA's National Weather Service announced that its Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) tool, which predicts river flooding, is now available on an experimental basis to nearly 100% of the United States. The expansion means communities across the country can access forecasts showing where floodwaters will spread, aiding emergency planning and response.
- 6Mass riots continue in France as 400 schools shut●Mass riots are continuing in France More than 400 schools are fully closed today over damage and threats to staff. Pupil
Mass riots are continuing across France, with more than 400 schools fully closed today following damage and threats against staff. Pupils have been moved to remote learning. Although gatherings outside closed lycées have been banned, protests and clashes with police have been running since the morning and show no sign of easing.
- 7Madonna to perform at the 2026 MTV VMAs●Madonna set to perform at the 2026 VMAs today. Here's what to know and how to watch this year's MTV awards.
Madonna is set to take the stage at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards today. The annual ceremony, one of music's biggest televised events, draws attention for its headline performances and award moments. Coverage is focused on how fans can watch the show live and what to expect from this year's edition of the awards.
- 8High school riots continue in Toulouse, France●The High School riots continue today in Toulouse, France
Riots involving high school students continued in Toulouse on Friday, with reports of confrontations in the streets of the French city. The unrest is part of a wave of school-related protests and clashes that has spread across France in recent days, prompting a heavy police presence and renewed debate over youth unrest and security.
- 9High-income Americans keep spending despite shaky economy▼Here's how high-income Americans keep spending in a shaky economy
A new USA Today report examines how high-income Americans continue to spend robustly even as the broader economy shows signs of strain. Well-off households, cushioned by savings, investments and rising asset values, are less exposed to price pressures and job worries than lower-income consumers, and their continued spending is helping keep parts of the economy afloat. Commenters are weighing what this wealth-driven consumption means for the rest of the country.
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Al Roker has addressed his abrupt exit from NBC's Today show, explaining the circumstances behind his departure after decades as the program's weather anchor. Fans and longtime viewers have reacted with surprise and concern, as Roker has been a fixture of morning television for years. Details of his exact reasons remain limited to his own statement.
- 11Avengers Endgame Encore Sets Disney Revival Record in Japan●https://www. wacoca.com/media/777132/ 『アベンジャーズ/エンドゲーム:アンコール』国内で新記録樹立 ディズニー・リバイバル上映史上No.1スタート – シネマトゥデイ # film # movie #
The encore revival of Avengers: Endgame has opened in Japan to record numbers, becoming the biggest debut in the history of Disney's revival screenings in the country. Cinema Today reports that the re-release topped previous encore runs, showing continued demand for the Marvel blockbuster years after its original release.
- 12Al Roker's sudden 'Today' show departure explained▼Al Roker’s sudden ‘Today’ show departure explained
Al Roker's departure from NBC's 'Today' show is being described as sudden, with media reports now explaining the circumstances behind the veteran weatherman's exit. Roker has been one of the programme's most recognizable faces for decades, so news of his leaving has drawn significant attention from fans of the morning show.
- 13VMAs bring music's past and present to the same stage●The VMAs bring music’s past and present to the same stage
The MTV Video Music Awards staged a program that deliberately paired legacy acts with today's chart leaders, mixing nostalgia with current pop moments on one stage. Commentators highlighted how the show leaned into its own history while still spotlighting newer artists, making the ceremony as much a celebration of music's arc as a competition for this year's trophies.
- 14World News Day: publishers highlight value of trusted journalism▼World News Day today: Publishers unite to show why trusted journalism matters
News publishers around the world are marking World News Day today, using the occasion to emphasise why trusted, fact-based journalism matters. Organisers and outlets are staging a united effort to remind audiences of the role reliable reporting plays in public life, at a time when misinformation and declining trust in media remain widespread concerns globally.
- 15Honor unveils Magic 9 flagship phones in China●Honor launches its new Magic 9 flagship phones in China today, and the 9 Pro Max features a design revamp, a capable cam
Honor has launched its Magic 9 flagship smartphone lineup in China, headlined by the Magic 9 Pro Max, which brings a redesigned body, a strong camera system and an unusually large battery. It is the company's first major flagship release since it announced its camera partnership with cinema brand Arri, and observers are weighing whether the collaboration shows in the new hardware.
- 16Bills Struggle as NFL Week 3 Lessons Emerge▼32 things we learned in NFL Week 3: Bills don't look good, literally or figuratively
USA Today published its weekly roundup of 32 takeaways from NFL Week 3, headlined by the Buffalo Bills' poor showing on and off the stat sheet. The piece argues Buffalo looked bad in every sense during their latest loss, while compiling broader lessons from around the league after a full weekend of games.
- 17MLB playoff bracket 2026: every team's path to the World Series●MLB playoff bracket 2026: See every team's path to World Series
USA Today has published a full 2026 MLB playoff bracket, laying out each qualified team's projected route to the World Series. The guide walks through the wildcard round, division series and championship series matchups, showing which clubs face each other and who could emerge as pennant winners. Fans are following along as the postseason field takes shape and possible October matchups come into focus.
- 18Austin residential permits slide as construction costs spike▼Austin’s residential permitting figures slide further amidst spiking construction costs
Austin's residential permitting numbers have fallen further, a new report shows, with builders pulling back as construction costs climb. The decline adds to concerns about the city's housing supply, since fewer permits today point to fewer homes coming to market in the years ahead. Industry watchers are tying the slowdown to rising material and labor expenses squeezing development margins.
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Spanish actor Jesús Castro is among today's guests on the quiz show Pasapalabra, alongside Nancho Novo, Arantxa de Benito and Marina San José. The lineup was announced by LOS40, drawing attention to the actor's television appearance and the celebrity panel featured on the programme's latest episode.
- 20Refinance rates remain lower than purchase mortgage rates▼Mortgage and refinance interest rates today, Monday, September 28, 2026: Refinance rates still lower than purchase rates
Mortgage and refinance interest rates for Monday, September 28, 2026 show refinance rates continuing to sit below purchase rates. Homeowners weighing a refinance may still find lower pricing than buyers taking out new purchase loans. Borrowers are watching daily rate moves to decide whether refinancing makes financial sense amid ongoing rate uncertainty.
- 21Harry Smith returns to NBC two years after exit●‘Today’ show alum Harry Smith returns to NBC 2 years after exit
Veteran broadcaster Harry Smith, a longtime 'Today' show alum, is returning to NBC two years after leaving the network. The news was reported by Entertainment Weekly. Smith, known for decades of work in morning television, previously spent much of his career at CBS before joining NBC. Details of his new role and start date were not immediately given. Viewers of morning news programming are watching to see what position he will take at the network.
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German football fans are looking for broadcast details for VfB Stuttgart's match against SpVgg Greuther Fürth. Sports outlet SPOX published a guide explaining which TV channel and streaming service is showing the second-division fixture live, as viewers check where to follow the game today.
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The NHK drama special 'Kaze, Kaoru' is drawing viewers in Japan, with actress Kamisaka Yuri appearing in today's episode. Actor Kai Shoma, who caused a wave of 'Goro loss' among fans of the show, is also featured, and he has spoken about the late actor Miura Haruma, his senior, whose words 'someday do it' he carries with him as motivation.
- 24Old photos of Edinburgh from 2010 shared online●Edinbourgh 2010 # photo # photos # photography # travel
A traveller shared photos of Edinburgh from 2010, tagging them under photography and travel topics. The images appear to show the Scottish capital as it was over a decade ago, inviting nostalgic comparison with the city today. Engagement is minimal so far, with only a couple of likes recorded.
- 25Slow Horses episode closing track sends viewers hunting for the song●Discovered this absolute gem from the end of today's episode of Slow Horses. Instant Shazam & purchase 🙌🏻 https:// youtu
A song played at the end of a newly released Slow Horses episode is catching viewers' attention, with at least one fan describing it as an absolute gem and saying they immediately identified it with Shazam and bought it. The show's soundtracks, heavy on electronic music, have a history of drawing interest after episodes air on Apple TV+.
- 26Viewers compare Pluribus's alien conversations to AI chatbots●Rewatched Pluribus and was struck by 1. How much the conversations with the Others reminds me of LLMs: the world’s knowl
Pluribus, the Apple TV sci-fi series, is drawing fresh attention from viewers who see parallels between the show's collective alien minds, known as the Others, and today's large language models: a repository of the world's knowledge delivered in a charming yet unsettling way. Alongside the AI comparisons, fans are voicing impatience for the confirmed second season to arrive sooner.
- 27School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play Opens on Broadway▼Review: School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play Brings ’80s Fashion and Ageless Politics to Broadway
School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play has arrived on Broadway, and early reviews highlight its 1980s fashion and its sharp take on colorism and beauty standards. Jocelyn Bioh's comedy-drama, set at a Ghanaian boarding school in 1986, is being praised for mixing period style with themes that critics say remain strikingly relevant today.
- 28Hawaiian Connection Radio Show Airs at 06:00 UTC▼In the next few hours: 06:00UTC The # Hawaiian Connection🔁 by Keao Wright: # HawaiianMusic , # PraiseMusic , # soul , #
Keao Wright's Hawaiian Connection radio program is scheduled to broadcast at 06:00 UTC, featuring Hawaiian music, praise music, soul and reggae. It airs as part of a block of international community programming that also includes Nash Holos, a Ukrainian-language radio show hosted by Pawlina for the Ukrainian diaspora in Canada. Listeners share the schedule to alert others to the upcoming broadcasts.
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German actress Aylin Tezel is in the spotlight as a new crime series based on a successful literary template celebrates its free-TV premiere in Germany today. Entertainment outlets are covering the broadcast, noting the show's bestselling source material, and viewers are searching for details on Tezel's role ahead of the airing.
- 30AI mind-reading tool and small battery innovations make headlines▼The Download: AI “mind-reading” and creative uses for small batteries This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekd
MIT Technology Review's daily newsletter The Download covers two technology stories: an AI system that can reconstruct what a person is looking at based on brain activity, described as a form of mind-reading, and creative new uses for small batteries. The AI reconstruction capability is drawing attention for its implications for privacy and neural interfaces.
- 31Cold snap triggers tire pressure warnings for drivers●The cold front today affected the tire pressure on our vehicles, setting off all the dashboard warnings. Started to deal
A sudden drop in temperature is setting off tire pressure warning lights in vehicles, as colder air lowers tire pressure. One driver turned the dashboard alerts into a teaching moment, showing a teenager with a fresh learner's permit how to check tires and use an air pump. Drivers across cold-affected areas are being reminded to check tire pressure during the first cold snap of the season.
- 32Bollywood music video accused of copying 1995 original▼Something a bit different today: a Bollywood music video! 😀 But it *still* is a total copy! 😁 Original (1995): https://w
A Bollywood music video from 1996 is being called a near-total copy of a 1995 song, with side-by-side comparisons circulating online showing how closely the later, officially released track mirrors the original. The discussion feeds into a long-running conversation about Bollywood's history of borrowing melodies and choreography from foreign songs without credit.
- 33Turbobulls adds personal inflation tracking to net worth charts●New in Turbobulls: inflation for your own money, not the headline number. Hover a date on the net worth chart to see wha
Turbobulls, a personal finance tool, has rolled out a feature that measures inflation against a user's own money rather than the headline consumer price index. Users can hover a date on their net worth chart to see what that day's cash and investments buy today, with a Wallet view showing losses on idle cash and a Portfolio inflation break-even line. It is limited to Turbo Pro subscribers, and discussion is small so far.
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Television commentary revisits the era when TV series took wild creative swings, arguing that today's shows feel more calculated by comparison. The piece laments the loss of unpredictability and oddball ambition that once defined notable series, prompting debate among viewers about whether modern television has grown too safe and formula-driven.
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Francesca Lollobrigida, the Italian Olympic-medallist speed skater, is trending after announcing she is pregnant. During an appearance on the TV show Verissimo she revealed the baby's sex in a gender reveal moment, saying it will be a boy to be named Riccardo. Italian media and viewers are congratulating her and discussing the announcement, which has become one of the most searched topics in Italy today.
- 36AI-generated propaganda investigation draws attention▼Interesting Watch -- The market hates me today so catching up on some vids ... You no longer need real people to create
Viewers are sharing an investigation into AI-driven propaganda featuring investigators Tatsiana "Tanya" Ashurkevich and Christo Grozev. The report shows how artificial intelligence can now manufacture fake people, images and stories without any real participants, raising concerns about disinformation campaigns. Commenters highlight how easily synthetic media can be produced and spread for political influence.
- 37National Weather Service forecast maps shared for today●Here's today's forecast map and today's high temperature map. Check out the NWS site for more National Forecast Maps www
Users are sharing the National Weather Service's daily national forecast and high temperature maps, pointing others to the agency's website for the full set of National Forecast Maps. The maps show today's expected precipitation and temperatures across the United States, and the posts encourage people to check weather.gov for the latest official updates.
- 38Exhibition on Sami life opens at Kin Museum in Kiruna●‘The same struggles as 100 years ago’: an exhibition highlights the lives of Sami people in Sweden. From a detailed mult
An exhibition of Johan Turi's work has opened at the Kin Museum in Kiruna, Sweden, highlighting the lives of Sami people. It features a detailed multi-perspectival drawing of reindeer and written accounts of Sami belief systems and childbirth. Commentators note that the struggles depicted in Turi's century-old work mirror challenges the Sami still face today.
- 39Savannah Guthrie Tears Up Hearing Her New Voice After Vocal Surgery●‘Today’ Anchor Savannah Guthrie Tears up Hearing Her ‘New’ Voice for First Time After Vocal Surgery: A Practical Look ht
Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie became emotional hearing her voice for the first time after undergoing vocal surgery. The moment, in which she teared up while listening to her changed voice, has drawn attention from fans following her recovery. Guthrie has been open about the procedure and the adjustment to speaking with her new voice on air.
- 40French theatre show puts farmers' lives on stage●[THÉÂTRE] « J’ai voulu proposer un éventail de ce qui se fait aujourd’hui : le bio, l’intensif, le bio intensif… Ce sont
A French theatre production is drawing attention for portraying the world of farming. Its creator says the show offers 'a range of what is done today: organic, intensive, organic-intensive', presenting farm operators who are committed and passionate about their work despite differing constraints. The playwright adds that they could easily have become one of these farmers themselves, underlining the production's personal connection to agricultural life.