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- 1USC ends body donations to US Navy for Israeli military▼USC ends sale of dead bodies to US Navy for Israeli military
The University of Southern California has ended its practice of selling donated cadavers to the US Navy, which reportedly used them for training connected to the Israeli military. The decision follows scrutiny of the arrangement and its ethical implications regarding consent and the use of donated bodies. Critics had called the programme inappropriate, and the university's move is being discussed as part of wider debates over institutional ties to Israel's war effort.
- 2China's exoskeleton robots enter the consumer market●China's exoskeleton robots muscle into the consumer mainstream
Chinese companies are pushing exoskeleton robots beyond industrial and medical use into the consumer mainstream, according to Nikkei Asia. The wearable robotic devices, which assist movement and reduce physical strain, are being marketed to everyday buyers as prices fall and designs improve, positioning China as a leading player in the emerging consumer robotics sector.
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A USC player, identified as Stephens, was ejected from the game against Oregon after a violent tackle that left Oregon quarterback Moore motionless on the field. The hit has sparked widespread discussion about player safety and the severity of the punishment, with fans and commentators debating whether the ejection was sufficient given the alarming scene.
- 4USC's Stephens Ejected After Hit on Oregon QB Moore●USC's Stephens Ejected After Knocking Oregon QB Moore Unconscious
A USC player, Stephens, was ejected from the game against Oregon after a hit that knocked Ducks quarterback Moore unconscious. The play has drawn strong reactions, with debate focused on player safety, whether the ejection was sufficient, and possible further discipline. The quarterback's condition and any suspension are the main questions fans are asking.
- 5Meta backs Muse as AI app gains traction●Meta is putting its muscle behind Muse as the AI app takes off https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/25/meta-is-putting-its-mus
Meta is reportedly throwing its weight behind Muse, an AI application that is seeing rapid growth. According to TechCrunch, the company is backing the app as it takes off, though the exact form of Meta's involvement—investment, partnership, or integration—remains unclear from initial coverage.
- 6USCIS Clarifies Definition of Being Under 21▼USCIS Answers Thorny Question of When an Alien ‘Is Under 21 Years of Age’
US Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued guidance addressing when an immigrant counts as being under 21 years of age, a question with major consequences in US immigration law since age thresholds determine eligibility for benefits such as child status protections. The clarification was highlighted by the Center for Immigration Studies, which frames it as resolving a long-standing ambiguity that has affected families navigating the immigration system.
- 7Dan Lanning gives health update on Dante Moore after hit vs USC●Dan Lanning provides health update on Dante Moore after devastating hit against USC
Oregon coach Dan Lanning has addressed the status of quarterback Dante Moore after Moore took a devastating hit during the game against USC. The update, reported by OregonLive, is drawing attention from Ducks fans concerned about their quarterback's condition heading into the rest of the season. Details of the injury and Moore's expected availability were the focus of Lanning's comments.
- 8Oregon QB Dante Moore hospitalized after hit to head vs USC●Oregon QB Dante Moore taken to hospital after taking hit to head vs. USC https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7633774/2026/0
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore was taken to hospital after taking a hit to the head during the game against USC, according to a report in The Athletic. The news is circulating widely among college football fans, with many awaiting updates on his condition and the severity of the possible head injury.
- 9Milan Malpensa airport officially renamed after Silvio Berlusconi●Milan Malpensa Officially Named After Silvio Berlusconi
Milan Malpensa airport has been officially named after Silvio Berlusconi, the late former Italian prime minister and media tycoon who died in 2023. The renaming honours one of Italy's most influential and polarising political figures, and reactions have been divided between tribute and criticism of his legacy.
- 10Substack accused of obfuscating text to break reader mode●Tell HN: Substack obfuscating text to break reading mode
Substack is facing criticism from users who say the newsletter platform is deliberately obfuscating its text markup in a way that breaks reading mode and other accessibility or readability tools. The claim, shared by a developer on Hacker News, has drawn attention to how publishers format content and whether such tactics undermine users who prefer distraction-free or text-to-speech reading.
- 11Berlusconi musical about his life in the works, Broadway style●Adnkronos - ultimoratop: Berlusconi 'Il principe azzurro', l'idea di un maxi show in stile Broadway: "Vorrei fare un mus
Silvio Berlusconi is reportedly planning a large-scale Broadway-style musical based on his own life. Image consultant Gasparotti revealed the project, saying the former Italian prime minister asked for maximum secrecy but already had a stage design ready, and had described himself as the 'prince charming' of the story. The news is drawing attention in Italy.
- 12Oregon and USC Players Scuffle After Hit Injures QB Dante Moore●Oregon, USC Scuffle Postgame on Video After Illegal Hit Injured Dante Moore, Knocked QB Out of Game
A postgame confrontation broke out between Oregon and USC players after an illegal hit knocked Ducks quarterback Dante Moore out of the game with an injury. Footage of the scuffle has circulated widely, and the controversial tackle is drawing criticism and debate among college football fans about player safety and officiating in the high-profile matchup.
- 13Lincoln Riley's USC falls short again, testing Trojans fans' patience●Misery Index: Lincoln Riley, USC come up short yet again — and it's fair to ask how much more Trojans fans can bear
USC lost another close game under head coach Lincoln Riley, prompting Yahoo Sports' 'Misery Index' column to ask how much more Trojans fans can take. Despite high expectations and star recruits since Riley arrived from Oklahoma, USC has repeatedly failed to deliver big wins, and frustration among the fanbase is mounting as the program once again comes up short in a marquee moment.
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Oregon defeated USC 41-27 in a college football matchup described as an emotional victory. The win over a conference rival drew attention from sports outlets and fans, with reaction focusing on the intensity of the game and what it means for Oregon's season.
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USC faces Oregon in a college football matchup drawing wide attention, with Nick Saban weighing in on Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and the Ducks' offense. The game carries significant stakes as both programs push late in the season, and analysts are focusing on whether Oregon's attack can get past USC's defense.