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- 1Gold Falls to Seven-Week Low on Rate-Hike BetsβGold Falls to Seven-Week Low as Rate-Hike Bets Rise https://www.wsj.com/finance/commodities-futures/gold-falls-to-seven-
Gold prices dropped to their lowest level in seven weeks as investors increasingly expect central banks to raise interest rates. Higher rates weigh on gold because the metal pays no yield, making it less attractive compared with bonds and other interest-bearing assets. Traders are repositioning as expectations shift, and market watchers are watching whether the slide continues or bullion finds support at lower levels.
- 2Iranian people are the regime's first victims, expert saysβThe Iranian people were this regimeβs first victim, expert says
A commentator argues that the Iranian people have been the primary casualties of Iran's ruling regime, bearing the brunt of its policies, repression and economic mismanagement. The remarks add to ongoing debate about the situation inside Iran and the government's treatment of its own citizens.
- 3Report: Egypt warned Netanyahu three times before October 7βΌNetanyahu received three warnings from Egypt about Gaza including in days before October 7 - report
A new report says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received three warnings from Egyptian intelligence about an imminent attack from Gaza, including in the days just before October 7, 2023. The claim fuels ongoing political controversy in Israel over whether the government ignored advance notice of Hamas's assault and who bears responsibility for the security failure.
- 4Pope tells French bishops Church must speak in public squareβΌPope to French Bishops: Church bears prophetic authority in public square
The Pope told French bishops that the Catholic Church carries a prophetic authority to speak in the public square, addressing them on the Church's role in public life. The remarks were carried by Vatican News. The message underscores ongoing Vatican engagement with the French Church at a time of debate over secularism and religion's place in French society.
- 5Prospectors move in after Trump opens Bears Ears landβΌAfter Trump opened Bears Ears land to business, prospectors swooped in
Following the Trump administration's decision to open Bears Ears National Monument land in Utah to business activity, prospectors have moved in to stake claims in the area. Reporting by Grist highlights how the reduced protections have attracted mining and extraction interests to terrain previously safeguarded as a national monument, raising concerns among conservationists and Indigenous groups.
- 6Mexico Braces for Hurricane Polo as Nolo Nears HawaiiβMexico's Baja California braces for Hurricane Polo as Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https
Hurricane Polo is bearing down on Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, with authorities warning of storm surge and flooding as residents prepare for landfall. Meanwhile, Hurricane Nolo continues to threaten Hawaii, keeping Pacific communities on alert. Two simultaneous Pacific storms are drawing attention as both Mexico and Hawaii face potential storm damage and emergency responses.
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Commentators are asking whether bitcoin's bear market is effectively over, as the cryptocurrency shows signs of recovery from prolonged price declines. The question has been raised by Yahoo Finance UK, reflecting growing debate among investors and analysts about whether recent price strength marks a genuine turning point or a temporary rally within a longer downturn.
- 8Commentary blames Trump for Federal Reserve interest rate hikesβTrump is the one to blame for the Federal Reserveβs interest hike
A new opinion piece argues that Donald Trump is responsible for the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates. The claim ties US monetary policy pressure to the former president, placing him at the centre of a renewed debate over inflation, central bank independence and who bears responsibility for higher borrowing costs.
- 9Who Is Responsible for Limiting Global Warming to 1.5 Degrees?βΌWho is responsible for limiting global warming to 1.5Β°?
Debate is focusing on who bears responsibility for keeping global warming within the 1.5-degree Celsius limit set by international climate goals. The question touches on the division of duties between wealthy historical emitters and developing nations, as well as the roles of governments, corporations and individuals. Observers say blame and burden-sharing remain among the most contested issues in climate negotiations.
- 10Ukraine Church Artwork Bears the Wounds of WarβΌBreathtaking Artwork in Ukraine Church Bears the Wounds of War
A church in Ukraine is home to striking religious artwork that now carries visible damage from the war, with the wounds of conflict etched into the sacred space. The church and its art stand as a symbol of how the fighting has touched even places of worship, while the community continues to gather there amid the ongoing conflict.
- 1172% of Ukrainians hold Zelenskyy responsible for aides' corruption, poll findsβA total of 72% Ukrainians believe Zelenskyy is responsible for corrupt actions of his entourage β KIIS According to the
A poll by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology found that 72% of surveyed Ukrainians believe President Volodymyr Zelenskyy bears personal responsibility for corrupt actions committed by members of his entourage. The finding highlights growing public frustration with corruption at the top of Ukraine's leadership as the country continues to fight off Russia's invasion and depends heavily on Western financial and military support.
- 1213,000-year-old butchered gomphothere bones found in Chileβ13,000-year-old butchered bones of long-tusked beast found in Chile give more evidence of early first Americans
Archaeologists in Chile have unearthed 13,000-year-old bones of a gomphothere, an extinct long-tusked relative of elephants, bearing clear cut marks from butchering. The find adds to evidence that humans were present in South America far earlier than the traditional Clovis timeline, supporting theories of an earlier peopling of the Americas. Researchers say the discovery strengthens the case for pre-Clovis settlement across the continent.
- 13NFL Week 3 roundup: McCarthy traded to GiantsβNFL Week 3 winners and losers, plus J.J. McCarthy dealt to Giants and Eagles-Bears picks for Monday night
NFL Week 3 reaction is dominating sports talk, with CBS Sports running through the weekend's winners and losers. The big story is quarterback J.J. McCarthy being dealt to the New York Giants, a move that reshapes both teams' outlooks. Attention now turns to Monday night, where the Philadelphia Eagles face the Chicago Bears, with picks and predictions rolling in ahead of kickoff.
- 14Case Keenum expected to start for Bears against EaglesβΌNFL Network: Case Keenum expected to start for Bears vs. Eagles
NFL Network reports that Case Keenum is expected to start at quarterback for the Chicago Bears in their game against the Philadelphia Eagles. The news signals a change under center for Chicago, with Keenum stepping in for the matchup. Fans and analysts are weighing what the veteran's start means for the Bears' offense and their chances against Philadelphia.
- 15Bitcoin slides to $83,119 as bears target $81,194βΌBitcoin slips to $83,119, bears eye $81,194: Live levels
Bitcoin has fallen to $83,119, with traders watching the next support level around $81,194 as sellers keep pressure on the market. The drop adds to a period of weakness for the cryptocurrency, and market watchers are focused on whether the $81,194 level holds or gives way, which would signal further downside for the asset.
- 16Michael Burry shuns AI trade but backs other stocksβΌ'Big Short' investor Michael Burry hates the AI trade, but the bear is bullish on these stocks
Investor Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 housing crash, is warning against the market's enthusiasm for artificial intelligence stocks, which he views as overvalued. Despite his bearish stance on the AI trade, the 'Big Short' investor is reportedly bullish on selected other equities, drawing attention to where he sees value instead.
- 17Cell mates abusing jailed Crimean journalist Iryna Danylovych, activists sayββIryna canβt bear it any longerβ: cell mates start torturing Iryna Danylovych in the Russian prison β the HRDs claim
Human rights defenders report that fellow inmates in the Russian penal colony holding Iryna Danylovych, a detained Crimean citizen journalist, have begun mistreating her, with the activists saying she 'can't bear it any longer'. Danylovych was sentenced after her 2022 arrest in occupied Crimea, and her supporters have repeatedly raised concerns about her health and treatment in custody.
- 18Claims French police ignoring migrants bound for UK beachesβFrance could easily stop the illegal immigrant invasion of the UK, but it won't Police simply drive past migrants on the
A widely shared post claims France could easily stop the small-boat migrant crossings to the UK but chooses not to, alleging French police drive past migrants heading to launch beaches and that criminal trafficking gangs operate without interference. The claim fits an ongoing UK-France dispute over who bears responsibility and costs for curbing Channel crossings.
- 19NFL's Azeez Al-Shaair honours slain Palestinian sistersβΌAzeez Al-Shaair honours slain Palestinian sisters despite NFL sanctions https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/9/28 /aze
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore eye black bearing the names of slain Palestinian sisters during a game, despite facing NFL sanctions for on-field conduct. The gesture, reported by Al Jazeera, has drawn attention to the intersection of professional sport, protest, and the Israel-Gaza war, with observers debating players' rights to political expression versus league rules.
- 20Bears face undefeated Eagles on Monday Night Football without Caleb WilliamsβNFL Monday Night Football preview: Bears, without QB Caleb Williams, try to beat undefeated Eagles
The Chicago Bears are preparing to take on the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football without quarterback Caleb Williams. With Williams unavailable, Chicago must find a way to move the ball against one of the league's few unbeaten teams. The matchup draws attention as an underdog test on primetime, with the Bears trying to pull off an upset despite missing their starting quarterback.
- 21Eagles host Bears as Philadelphia chases unbeaten startβΌBears vs. Eagles preview: Philadelphia looks to remain unbeaten against Caleb Williams-less Chicago
Philadelphia prepares to face Chicago with the Eagles aiming to preserve their perfect record. The Bears are expected to be without quarterback Caleb Williams for the matchup, putting added pressure on Chicago's offense against a strong Philadelphia side. Coverage centers on whether the shorthanded Bears can keep pace with one of the league's remaining unbeaten teams.
- 22Bears expected to start Case Keenum against Eagles on Monday nightβBears likely to start QB Case Keenum vs. Eagles on Monday night https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7639790/2026/09/28/bear
The Chicago Bears are likely to start quarterback Case Keenum in their Monday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to a report from The Athletic. The news, circulating among NFL fans, suggests the Bears may be turning to the veteran backup under the national spotlight of Monday Night Football. Details on why the regular starter would sit, such as injury, were not included in the report, leaving fans to speculate about the team's quarterback situation heading into the matchup.
- 23Case Keenum expected to start for Bears against EaglesβNFL Network: Case Keenum expected to start for Bears vs. Eagles https://www. nfl.com/news/nfl-network-case- keenum-expec
NFL Network reports that veteran quarterback Case Keenum is expected to start for the Chicago Bears in their game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Keenum would step in under center as the Bears face a tough Philadelphia side, and fans are watching to see how the veteran handles the offense in this matchup.
- 24Prospectors file uranium claims across Bears Ears after Trump opened landβAfter Trump opened Bears Ears land to business, prospectors swooped in https:// grist.org/politics/trump-bears -ears-min
Following the Trump administration's opening of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah to commercial activity, prospectors have moved quickly to stake mining claims. Reporting by Grist indicates that claims covering the 1.2 million acres once protected as a monument have been filed by small-scale Utah miners, most of them interested in uranium, raising concerns about the future of the culturally and ecologically sensitive landscape.
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Fat Bear Week is underway, the annual contest run by Alaska's Katmai National Park in which the public votes for the brown bear that has gained the most weight before hibernation. Organisers and media including the BBC are encouraging people to compare photos of the bears and cast votes, celebrating the animals' preparation for winter.
- 26Mancini appears to acknowledge 'double contract' at Man CityβEx-Man City manager Roberto Mancini appears to acknowledge a 'double contract' with the club
Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has apparently acknowledged the existence of a 'double contract' arrangement with the club, reviving one of the most scrutinised questions of his tenure. The comments could have significant implications for the Premier League's financial rules case against Manchester City, which has long included allegations around off-book payments to managers and players.
- 27Bears to start Case Keenum against Eagles despite Bagent clearing protocolβBears expected to start Case Keenum vs. Eagles despite Tyson Bagent clearing concussion protocol
The Chicago Bears are expected to start veteran quarterback Case Keenum in their game against the Philadelphia Eagles, even though Tyson Bagent has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol. The decision suggests the team is leaning on Keenum's experience for the matchup, keeping Bagent in a backup role despite his being medically cleared to play.
- 28Eight Nifty 50 stocks hit or near 52-week lows in sell-offβStock Market sell-off: These eight Nifty 50 stocks are at or near 52-week lows - CNBC TV18
An Indian stock market sell-off has pushed eight Nifty 50 stocks to or near their 52-week lows, according to CNBC TV18. The report highlights how the broader market decline is hitting some of India's largest listed companies, with investors tracking which heavyweight names are bearing the brunt of the downturn and what it signals for market sentiment.
- 29Case Keenum set to start at quarterback for BearsβCase Keenum reportedly expected to start for Bears with Caleb Williams out and Tyson Bagent recovering from concussion
Case Keenum is reportedly expected to start at quarterback for the Chicago Bears in their upcoming game. Regular starter Caleb Williams is out, and backup Tyson Bagent is still recovering from a concussion, leaving the veteran Keenum as the next option under center. The situation raises questions about the depth of Chicago's quarterback rotation and how the offense will function without Williams.
- 30New Jersey school workers face health premium hikes over 30%βΌSchool workersβ health premium costs to jump by more than a third
New Jersey school employees are set to see their health insurance premium costs rise by more than a third, according to NJ Spotlight News. The steep increase will affect school workers across the state, adding significantly to their out-of-pocket healthcare expenses and likely raising questions about compensation and affordability for school staff.
- 31Nor'easter threatens Jersey Shore towns with flooding and erosionβΌJersey Shore nor'easter: Sea Bright, other towns brace for flooding, beach erosion
A nor'easter is bearing down on the New Jersey coast, with Sea Bright and other shore communities preparing for coastal flooding and beach erosion. Emergency officials in low-lying towns are monitoring conditions as the storm approaches, raising concerns about road closures, property damage and damage to beaches already vulnerable from prior storms.
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Fat Bear Week, the annual competition run by Katmai National Park in Alaska, is under way, with readers browsing photos of the twelve finalist bears. This year's champion contender, a large brown bear nicknamed Chunk, is facing stiff competition from other heavy bears preparing for hibernation. Forbes has published a photo roundup of the finalists as fans vote for their favourite.
- 33Yellowstone to Yukon conservation project marks decades of reconnecting wildlife habitatβΌIn 1993, a project set out to reconnect wildlife habitat from Yellowstone to Canada's Yukon; its partners
In 1993, a large-scale conservation initiative launched with the goal of reconnecting wildlife habitat along a corridor stretching from Yellowstone National Park in the United States to Canada's Yukon territory. The project brought together multiple partner organisations to protect and link fragmented ecosystems across thousands of kilometres, allowing animals such as grizzly bears and wolves to move freely between protected areas.
- 34Nor'easter threatens Jersey Shore and Long Island with floodingβNor'easter threatens Jersey Shore, Long Island with flooding
A nor'easter is bearing down on the New Jersey Shore and Long Island, with forecasters warning of coastal flooding as the storm moves through the region. ABC7 New York reports the storm poses a flood risk to shoreline communities. Residents in low-lying coastal areas are being warned to prepare for possible inundation as conditions deteriorate.
- 35Opinion: Detroit cannot carry water system costs aloneβOpinion: Detroit cannot carry this burden of water system costs alone
A Crain's Detroit Business opinion piece argues that Detroit should not have to bear the full financial burden of maintaining and upgrading its water system on its own. The column calls for broader cost-sharing, likely involving regional subscribers or state and federal support, to keep the system affordable and sustainable for the city.
- 36New storm threatens flood-damaged Navajo Nation roadsβNew storm threatens Navajo Nation as flood-damaged roads face more rain
A new storm system is bearing down on the Navajo Nation, where roads already damaged by earlier flooding could face further destruction from additional rain. Emergency crews and residents are bracing for worsening conditions across the vast reservation, which spans parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, as recovery work remains underway from recent storm damage.
- 37Grand Teton biologists to begin black bear capture efforts MondayβΌGrand Teton biologists to begin black bear capture efforts on Monday
Biologists at Grand Teton National Park are set to begin black bear capture operations on Monday as part of wildlife management work in the park. Such efforts typically involve trapping and monitoring bears to gather data or manage human-bear conflicts, and visitors may see warning signs or area closures in zones where trapping activity is underway.
- 38Commentary: Ohio families paying price for energy crisisβCommentary: Ohio families are paying the price for the government-induced energy crisis
A commentary published by the Ohio Capital Journal argues that Ohio families are bearing the costs of what the author calls a government-induced energy crisis, with rising energy prices hitting household budgets across the state. The piece places blame on policy decisions for the strain on consumers.
- 39Fat Bear Week voting underway for Alaska's fattest bearsβFat Bear Week is here β and the voting frenzy for Alaska's chonkiest bears is breaking the internet
Fat Bear Week has begun, the annual online tournament where the public votes for Alaska's fattest brown bear ahead of hibernation. Fans compare before-and-after photos of bears gorging on salmon at Brooks River in Katmai National Park, and the playful contest consistently draws massive turnout and passionate campaigning for favorite bears.