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- 1Refugees in South Africa fear attacks as deadline nears▼Refugees in South Africa fear new attacks as September 30 deadline looms
Refugees in South Africa say they fear renewed xenophobic violence as a September 30 deadline approaches. It is unclear what the deadline refers to, but Al Jazeera reports growing anxiety among migrant and refugee communities, who worry they could become targets of attacks and that their legal status or protections may be at risk as the date passes.
- 2Refugees in South Africa fear attacks as deadline nears●Refugees in South Africa fear new attacks as September 30 deadline looms https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/28/r efu
Refugees in South Africa, particularly in Durban, are expressing fear of renewed xenophobic attacks as a September 30 deadline approaches. Many say they have nowhere safe to return to if forced out, leaving them in a precarious position as the date draws near. The looming deadline has heightened anxiety among displaced communities who feel vulnerable in the absence of guarantees for their safety.
- 3Karoline Leavitt reportedly shopping explosive tell-all book▼Exclusive | Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shopping potentially explosive book: sources
Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is reportedly shopping a book that sources describe as potentially explosive. Details of the manuscript, its contents and which publishers she is pitching have not been disclosed. The prospect of an insider account from President Trump's former press secretary is already drawing attention ahead of any deal.
- 4Lewis Hamilton Backs Middle East F1 Races, Contrasting With Max Verstappen▼Lewis Hamilton Backs Middle East F1 Races Unlike Max Verstappen as Deadline Looms
Lewis Hamilton has voiced support for Formula 1's races in the Middle East, taking a different position from Max Verstappen as a deadline over the sport's calendar commitments approaches. The divide between the two champions highlights ongoing debate among drivers about human rights concerns and the commercial value of hosting grands prix in the Gulf region, with decisions on future race deals expected soon.
- 5Karoline Leavitt Shopping Tell-All Book on Trumpworld▼Karoline Leavitt Shops Book That Would Spill Trumpworld’s Secrets
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is reportedly shopping a book that would reveal inside secrets from Trumpworld, according to The Daily Beast. The news has drawn attention because of the potential revelations about Donald Trump's inner circle and what a sitting press secretary might disclose about the administration's internal workings, though details of any deal or manuscript remain unknown.
- 6GlobalFoundries ships first Navitas GaN wafers from Vermont●GLOBALFOUNDRIES READIES A GLOBAL GAN EXPANSION AS ITS VERMONT LINE SHIPS FIRST NAVITAS WAFERS 10 MONTHS AFTER THE TSMC L
GlobalFoundries has shipped its first gallium nitride wafers for Navitas Semiconductor from its Vermont fab, roughly ten months after taking a license arrangement linked to TSMC. The company is now preparing a broader global expansion of GaN power chip capacity. The move highlights growing demand for GaN technology in power electronics and positions GlobalFoundries as an alternative supplier as Navitas diversifies its manufacturing base.
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Île-de-France Mobilités and Transilien have launched a compensation campaign for travellers on the Paris-Saint-Lazare line L, offering reimbursement for season pass holders affected by recurring service disruptions. Navigo pass users on the line can claim money back for the poor service. Travellers are discussing the move online, with many welcoming the payout while noting it highlights long-standing reliability problems on the line.
- 8Iran Jails Hard-Line Lawmaker, Exposing Leadership Rifts●Iran Jails Hard-Line Lawmaker, Exposing Deep Rifts in Its Leadership https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/02/world/middleeast
Iran has imprisoned a hard-line member of parliament, according to a New York Times report, a move seen as exposing deep divisions within the country's leadership. The jailing of a sitting lawmaker from the conservative ranks is being read as a sign of intensifying infighting among Iran's political factions.
- 9Love A Brother Radio goes live from Brighton with DJ Liam Wabbit●Brotha Liam wanted to beat that box some more. Stop through. https://stream.labr.online LABR is LIVE! Friday Night LIVE:
Community station Love A Brother Radio (LABR) is broadcasting a Friday Night LIVE session from Brighton, featuring DJ Liam Wabbit spinning drum and bass, house and soulful house. The stream is running at stream.labr.online, with hosts inviting listeners to stop through and keep the party going for what they describe as more of Brotha Liam's set.
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Petra Kvitova and Angelique Kerber are the standout names at the Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters. The two Grand Slam champions head the field for the exhibition event, drawing attention from tennis fans eager to see the former world number ones back on court. The gathering of high-profile players has put the tournament in the spotlight ahead of the fixtures.
- 11Apple to unveil first smart home display on October 13●Apple's first smart home display will reportedly be revealed next month on October 13. The company is also planning to l
Apple is reportedly set to reveal its first smart home display on October 13, according to a new report. The company is also planning to launch updated versions of the HomePod Mini and Apple TV, both of which will support the new AI-powered Siri. The announcement would mark Apple's biggest push yet into dedicated smart home hardware as rivals expand their own product lines.
- 12Commenter questions double standard in condemning crimes in Israel versus Africa●# My2cents Perchè denunciare i crimini in # Nigeria # Sudan # SudSudan # Mali ... non mi costerà mai l'accusa di razzism
An Italian social media user is arguing that denouncing crimes in African countries such as Nigeria, Sudan, South Sudan and Mali would never expose him to accusations of racism, while doing the same for Israel over the war in Gaza, the occupation of the West Bank and alleged apartheid would brand him an antisemite. The comment asks where the line lies between legitimate criticism of a state and antisemitism.
- 13Gym-goer shares detailed back and shoulder workout log●Back & Posterior Delts Rope Row: 1. 42,5kg x 15 2. 50kg x 15 3. 60kg x 10 4. 70kg (154lbs) x 8 Incline Lying Dumbbell Ro
A fitness enthusiast has shared a full back and posterior deltoid training session, detailing rope rows climbing from 42.5kg to 70kg, incline lying dumbbell rows up to 27.5kg, and reverse dumbbell flyes reaching 10kg, with rep counts dropping across four sets of each exercise. Such workout logs are typically shared to document progress, invite feedback on form and programming, and motivate others training similar muscle groups.
- 14Strike deadline looms for Duquesne Light union workers▼Strike deadline looming for unionized Duquesne Light workers
Unionized workers at Duquesne Light Company in Pittsburgh are approaching a strike deadline as contract talks have not produced an agreement. If no deal is reached, thousands of utility customers in the Pittsburgh area could face disruption to electricity service. Local outlets are tracking negotiations between the utility and its unionized workforce as the deadline nears.
- 15Marie-Caroline Le Pen fails in Sarthe senate race●Autre petit motif de satisfaction, la déconfiture de Marie-Caroline Le Pen dans la Sarthe. La sœur ainée de Marine Le Pe
Marie-Caroline Le Pen, the elder sister of Marine Le Pen, suffered a defeat in the Sarthe departmental senate elections. A former multiple-time candidate in legislative elections, she was standing for the senate for the first time and finished only fourth. Commenters are treating her poor result as a satisfaction and a setback for the Le Pen political family in French politics.
- 16Nonprofit running ICE reporting hotline lays off most staff▼Washington nonprofit that runs ICE reporting hotline lays off more than half its staff
A Washington-based nonprofit that operates a hotline for reporting to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has laid off more than half of its employees. The cuts affect the staffing behind a service central to immigration enforcement tips, and come amid ongoing political and funding pressures around immigration policy, drawing attention to the hotline's future operations.
- 17Developer Breaks Down llama.cpp Configuration for Qwen 3.8B●Understanding My llama.cpp Qwen 3.8 Configuration I've been tuning llama.cpp for local AI development, and the command l
A developer has published a parameter-by-parameter walkthrough of their llama.cpp setup for running the Qwen 3 8B model locally, explaining what each command-line flag does and how the options are tuned for maximum performance on their hardware. The guide is aimed at people running AI models on their own machines, where cryptic command-line options often make local inference setups hard to understand and reproduce.
- 18Yemen government forces hold line after Red Sea losses●After Red Sea losses, Yemen’s government forces hold the line https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/1/a fter-red-sea-l
Yemen's internationally recognised government forces have managed to contain Houthi advances along the Red Sea coast, according to an Al Jazeera report. Despite earlier territorial losses, air strikes and difficult terrain have prevented the Houthis from converting their coastal gains into a broader breakthrough, leaving the front lines largely stabilised amid the ongoing conflict.
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ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Online Live stream is airing its October 2, 2026 edition, continuing the network's daily online programming for Filipino audiences worldwide. The channel keeps fans connected to ABS-CBN shows and Kapamilya content, particularly viewers overseas who cannot access the network through traditional television.
- 20Iran Jails Hard-Line Lawmaker, Exposing Leadership Rifts●Iran Jails Hard-Line Lawmaker, Exposing Deep Rifts in Its Leadership
Iran has jailed a hard-line lawmaker, a move widely read as exposing deep divisions within the country's leadership. The case highlights infighting among factions of Iran's political establishment, with observers watching what the imprisonment of a sitting parliamentarian means for the balance of power in Tehran.
- 21F1 fans debate teams' struggles with new car regulations●Dr Obbs (@dr_obbs): That’s two regulation sets where the initial solution is as one with more a mid line undercut that l
Motorsport commentator Dr Obbs argues that two successive Formula 1 regulation sets have followed the same pattern: teams initially arrive with a single design featuring a pronounced mid-line undercut on the front wing, then evolve toward a reduced undercut once the season develops. He suggests this points to a shared early difficulty controlling front tyre downstream wake, with aerodynamic understanding maturing as teams refine their concepts over time.
- 22ABS-CBN Streams Kapamilya Online Live for September 30, 2026●Kapamilya Online Live | September 30, 2026
ABS-CBN Entertainment is airing its Kapamilya Online Live broadcast for September 30, 2026, continuing the network's daily online lineup of shows and entertainment content for Filipino audiences worldwide. The livestream forms part of ABS-CBN's push to reach viewers at home and abroad through free digital access.
- 23Miranda Lambert Show To Stream As Amazon Music Songline Live▼Miranda Lambert’s Show At The Truth To Stream As Amazon Music ‘Songline Live’
Miranda Lambert's show at The Truth is set to stream on Amazon Music as part of its 'Songline Live' series. The news, reported by MusicRow, means fans who could not attend the performance in person will be able to watch it through Amazon's streaming service. It marks another high-profile country music booking for Amazon's live music programming.
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ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Online Live streamed its October 1, 2026 episode, continuing the network's daily online lineup of Filipino entertainment content for viewers worldwide. The programming keeps ABS-CBN's Kapamilya brand reaching overseas audiences through its digital channel.
- 25Retail Roundup: Louis Vuitton, L'Oréal Paris, ELIE SAAB and Bed Bath & Beyond▼This Week in Retail: Louis Vuitton Deepens Saint-Tropez Clienteling, L’Oréal Paris Expands Le Défilé’s Reach, ELIE SAAB and H&M Reveal Bridal Look, Bed Bath & Beyond Returns to Canada, Valentino Beauty Brings Vendetta to London
This week's retail news includes Louis Vuitton strengthening its clienteling efforts in Saint-Tropez, L'Oréal Paris broadening the reach of its Le Défilé show, and the reveal of the ELIE SAAB and H&M bridal look. Bed Bath & Beyond is returning to Canada, while Valentino Beauty launches its Vendetta line in London.
- 26Financial Stocks Slip in Late-Afternoon Trading▼Sector Update: Financial Stocks Decline Late Afternoon
Financial sector stocks declined during late-afternoon trading, according to a sector update from Yahoo Finance. The report did not specify which companies led the decline or the size of the losses, and no individual movers were named. Traders were watching the financial group as broader market sentiment shifted heading into the close.
- 27Best Airline Loyalty Programs for Last-Minute Travel●My Favorite Airline Loyalty Programs for Last-Minute Travel
Travel publication Upgraded Points has published a rundown of its favorite airline loyalty programs for travelers booking trips at short notice. The piece highlights which reward schemes offer the best value when plans come together late, a recurring topic of interest for frequent flyers comparing points and status benefits. No further details were available from the headline alone.
- 28Madeline Lee Turns Hair Loss Into Art and Advocacy▼Alopecia Advocate: Madeline Lee Creates Art Inspired by Her Experience With Hair Loss
Madeline Lee, an alopecia advocate, is creating artwork inspired by her personal experience with hair loss. Her work aims to raise awareness of alopecia, an autoimmune condition that causes hair loss, and to support others living with it. The project highlights how patients are using art to share their stories and challenge stigma around appearance and identity.
- 29Monroe County issues 1,075 absentee ballots ahead of deadline▼Monroe County election board: 1,075 absentee ballots issued as registration deadline looms
The Monroe County election board reports that 1,075 absentee ballots have been issued as the voter registration deadline approaches. Local coverage from the B Square Bulletin highlights the tally as election officials urge residents to register or request absentee ballots before the cutoff. The figure offers an early indication of absentee interest in the upcoming election in the Indiana county.
- 30ABS-CBN Streams Kapamilya Online Live for September 29, 2026●Kapamilya Online Live | September 29, 2026
ABS-CBN is airing its Kapamilya Online Live stream on September 29, 2026, continuing the network's daily online programming for Filipino audiences worldwide. The broadcast delivers ABS-CBN entertainment content to viewers at home and abroad, in line with the channel's regular online lineup.
- 31Backyard Discovery Expands Galvanized Steel Line with New Products●Backyard Discovery Expands Galvanized Steel Lineup Across Play, Patio and Garden with New Atlas Swing Sets, Ridgeline Louvered Pergolas and Larkspur Greenhouse
Backyard Discovery announced an expansion of its galvanized steel product lineup, adding Atlas swing sets for play areas, Ridgeline louvered pergolas for patios, and the Larkspur greenhouse for gardens. The move extends the brand's durable steel outdoor offerings across three categories: children's play, patio shade, and backyard gardening.