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- 1Israeli bulldozers destroy Palestinian olive trees before harvest●Israeli bulldozers smash Palestinian olive trees ahead of annual harvest
Israeli bulldozers have destroyed Palestinian olive trees in the occupied West Bank shortly before the annual olive harvest, according to a Reuters report. The timing is significant: the harvest is a key source of income for Palestinian farmers, and the destruction of trees has long been a flashpoint between settlers, the Israeli military and Palestinian communities.
- 2Israelis accused of blocking Palestinian farmers before olive harvest▼As Israeli occupation forces deny Palestinians access to their farmland across the occupied West Bank ahead of the olive
Israeli forces are accused of preventing Palestinians from reaching their farmland across the occupied West Bank ahead of the annual olive harvest season, while allowing Israeli settlers to enter Palestinian groves and take the olive crop. One reported incident occurred in Deir Abu Mash'al, northwest of Ramallah. Critics describe the restrictions as part of a wider pattern of settler violence and land annexation in the territory.
- 3Haas scores first double points finish of the season in Baku●ベアマン「ここ数戦は苦しかったので、エステバンと一緒に入賞できて大きな達成感がある」ハースは今季初のダブル入賞 https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1356731 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_F1
Oliver Bearman said scoring points alongside Esteban Ocon gave him a great sense of achievement after several difficult races, as Haas took its first double points finish of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Bearman's comments highlight relief at Haas after a tough stretch of recent rounds.
- 4Mediterranean diet linked to lower acne risk in adults▼Mediterranean diet linked to lower likelihood of acne in adults
Researchers report that adults who follow a Mediterranean diet are less likely to have acne. The finding, associated with King's College London and covered by Medical Xpress, suggests a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, olive oil and fish may be protective against adult acne. People are discussing whether changing what they eat could help manage a skin condition often treated with medication.
- 5Olive Garden pauses unlimited pasta ads after deadly outbreak▼Olive Garden forced to pause summer ad push for unlimited soup, salad and breadsticks after deadly outbreak spooked U.S.
Olive Garden has been forced to suspend its summer advertising campaign promoting unlimited soup, salad and breadsticks following a deadly outbreak that unsettled American consumers. Darden Restaurants, the chain's parent company, pulled the promotion-heavy push as food-safety fears spread. The move highlights how quickly a public health scare can force major restaurant brands to change marketing plans.
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Per Mertesacker's last outing as a ZDF football expert is imminent, marking the end of his stint in the broadcaster's analysis team. At the same time, the public broadcasters are under fire: comedian Oliver Pocher has declared that ARD and ZDF could long since be shut down and are no longer needed. ZDF is also covering the CDU's internal conflicts, with Philipp Amthor adding to the party's troubles.
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Spain has started its olive harvest, with Extremadura forecasting 97,300 tonnes of olive oil for the new campaign. Meanwhile, extra virgin olive oil prices remain broadly stable, with only slight fluctuations at origin in Jaén and little change on supermarket shelves at chains such as Mercadona, Carrefour, Consum, Alcampo, Dia and Eroski. Consumers continue tracking daily price updates after recent seasons of high prices.
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John Oliver warned on his HBO show that Brazil's election could be influenced by a Jim Caviezel movie he mocked as crude propaganda. The A.V. Club highlighted his remarks, noting that the comedian argued the film's popularity among Brazilian voters could sway the race. Clips of the segment circulated widely online, with viewers debating whether entertainment can really shape electoral outcomes.
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Olive Garden has been forced to pause its advertising following an outbreak, according to reporting by Moneywise. The pause affects the Italian-American restaurant chain's promotional campaigns while attention remains on the health incident. The company's response and the scope of the outbreak are being closely watched as the story develops.
- 10AMP economist says Brisbane houses 61% overvalued●Brisbane houses 61% overvalued: AMP's Shane Oliver
AMP chief economist Shane Oliver says Brisbane houses are 61% overvalued, according to his assessment of Australian property prices. The claim adds to debate over whether Brisbane's housing market, which boomed in recent years, is due for a correction as high interest rates weigh on affordability.
- 11New book examines Justin Trudeau's record in power●Book excerpt: David Olive’s “Justin Trudeau: Power, Promise and the Fight for Canada”
The Toronto Star has published an excerpt from David Olive's new book, 'Justin Trudeau: Power, Promise and the Fight for Canada'. The excerpt offers a retrospective look at the former prime minister's political career, examining the promises he made when he entered office and how his leadership shaped Canada's recent history and political landscape.
- 12Washington Times criticizes NYC Mayor Mamdani over terrorism stance▼New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, emboldening terrorists, one olive branch at a time
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing sharp criticism from the Washington Times, which accuses him of emboldening terrorists through his conciliatory approach, described as extending 'olive branches.' The editorial reflects ongoing conservative opposition to Mamdani, whose progressive positions and rhetoric have made him a frequent target since taking office. Critics frame his outreach efforts as dangerous, while supporters view such attacks as politically motivated.
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Amira Aly, the ex-wife of Austrian comedian Oliver Pocher, turned 34 and was brought to tears by her children, according to a report by Kleine Zeitung. The birthday moment with her kids is drawing attention in German-speaking media, where Amira and her family life following the separation from Pocher remain a frequent topic of public interest.
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Paolo Maldini is in the spotlight after Oliver Bierhoff, the former Germany striker and executive, shared advice on how the Italian national team should rebuild, telling them to follow the German model. Bierhoff also revealed a backstory about Maldini, saying he had warned him in advance about something relating to his career. The remarks have drawn attention from Italian football fans and media.
- 15Darden's LongHorn Outpaces Olive Garden in Growth Shift●Darden (DRI): LongHorn Keeps Carrying the Portfolio While Olive Garden’s Growth Fades
Darden Restaurants' latest results show LongHorn Steakhouse driving growth while Olive Garden, the company's flagship chain, is losing momentum. The contrast highlights a changing mix in the casual dining group's portfolio, with investors weighing whether the steakhouse brand can continue offsetting softening demand at Olive Garden, which has long been Darden's biggest sales and profit contributor.
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Bayern Munich are looking for a goalkeeper to back up Jonas Urbig, with Hoffenheim's Oliver Baumann reportedly on their list. The search follows interest in the club's goalkeeping situation, and German football fans are discussing who would be the right signing for the number two role.
- 17Santander launches F1 spot-the-driver challenge●Formula Santander (@SantanderGP): We’ve levelled up this challenge 👀 Can you spot Lando in a sea of Kimis and Bearman's?
Santander's Formula 1 account has launched a new visual challenge for fans, asking them to pick out McLaren driver Lando Norris hidden in a crowd of images featuring Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli and Haas driver Oliver Bearman. The puzzle-style post is part of the sponsor's ongoing social media engagement with F1 fans during the season.
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Three years after his separation from Amira Aly, German comedian Oliver Pocher has spoken out about what he says caused the end of their marriage. In remarks reported by TAG24, Pocher claims the reasons behind the breakup are now clear, reviving public interest in one of Germany's most talked-about celebrity divorces. The comments have sparked fresh debate among fans about the former couple's highly publicized relationship and its aftermath.
- 19Olive Garden not implicated in cyclospora outbreak▼Olive Garden was not implicated in the cyclospora outbreak
Olive Garden has been confirmed as not implicated in the current cyclospora outbreak, according to a report by FreshPlaza. The clarification addresses concerns that the Italian-American restaurant chain might have been linked to the parasite, which causes intestinal illness and has affected diners in the United States. Attention is now turning to the actual sources of the contamination.
- 20John Oliver Examines Texas Midterms and Brazil's 2026 Elections●S13 E24: Texas Midterms & Brazil Elections 2026: 9/27/26: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
The latest episode of Last Week Tonight, hosted by John Oliver, covers the Texas midterms alongside Brazil's upcoming 2026 elections, drawing nearly a million likes since airing on September 27, 2026. Viewers are sharing clips and commentary about the show's take on the two high-stakes votes, with election coverage drawing wide attention.
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IANA has replied to a developer's inquiry explaining recent changes to example.com, the reserved domain used in documentation and testing worldwide. The email, published by Oliver Dunk, sheds light on why the long-standing placeholder page was altered, a change that caught the attention of developers who rely on the domain as a stable reference.
- 22Protesters halt eviction of elderly woman in central Madrid●Protesters in central Madrid have forced police to retreat and halt the eviction of a 66-year-old woman on Calle Navas d
Protesters in central Madrid have forced police to retreat and halt the eviction of a 66-year-old woman from her home on Calle Navas de Tolosa. Officers withdrew after crowds gathered to block the eviction, according to The Olive Press. Housing evictions remain a flashpoint in Spain, where anti-eviction activism is strong and such standoffs often draw widespread public attention.
- 23Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish discusses Selhurst Park and Glasner●Steve Parish on Selhurst Park, the Holmesdale Fanatics and ‘bucking the trend’ for Oliver Glasner’s return
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has spoken about the future of Selhurst Park, the role of the Holmesdale Fanatics ultras group, and the club's efforts to 'buck the trend' as manager Oliver Glasner returns. The interview offers Parish's perspective on the club's direction, its supporter culture and its ambitions heading into the new season.
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Police bodycam footage showing an unruly customer causing a disturbance at an Olive Garden restaurant has drawn wide attention online. The clip, circulated by the Law&Crime Network, captures the outburst and officers' response on camera. Viewers are reacting to the chaotic scene inside the chain restaurant and debating how the situation was handled by both staff and responding officers.
- 25Darden faces September 24 earnings test▼Darden Stock Forecast: Olive Garden Growth Faces September 24 Earnings Test
Darden Restaurants, the parent company of Olive Garden, reports quarterly earnings on September 24, with investors watching whether the chain's recent growth can continue. Analysts are focused on same-store sales and guidance as casual dining demand shows mixed signals. The upcoming report is seen as a key test for the stock's near-term direction.
- 26Settler attacks hit West Bank olive harvest▼Israeli settlers steal, prevent Palestinians from harvesting olives "Israeli settlers have carried out multiple attacks
Israeli settlers have carried out multiple attacks on Palestinian olive groves in the occupied West Bank during harvest season. In one incident, settlers stole olives from Palestinian farmers in the village of al-Mughayyir, while farmers elsewhere report being blocked from reaching their groves. The reports are drawing attention to ongoing violence and restrictions against Palestinian farming communities in the territory.
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The NHL's coverage includes a recurring feature called 'Olive Garden: Dish of the Night,' which highlights a standout play or performance from each game under the restaurant chain's sponsorship branding. The item appeared on NHL.com with no visible engagement figures, and the specific game or play being honored has not been detailed in the available coverage.
- 28Six Popular Olive Garden Entrees Ranked Worst to Best▼6 Popular Olive Garden Entrees Ranked Worst To Best
Chowhound has published a ranking of six popular Olive Garden entrees from worst to best. The list evaluates well-known menu staples at the Italian-American chain, comparing pasta and chicken dishes on flavor and quality. It adds to the ongoing wave of food publications ranking fast-casual menu items, giving diners guidance on what to order and what to skip on their next visit.
- 29What Happens When You Eat Olive Oil Every Day?▼What Really Happens When You Eat Olive Oil Every Day? Nutrition Experts Explain
Nutrition experts are explaining the daily health effects of olive oil, a staple of the Mediterranean diet. The discussion covers its heart-healthy monounsaturated fats and antioxidants, as well as what a reasonable daily amount looks like for most people.
- 30Ten Olive Garden Side Dishes Said To Beat The Mains●These 10 Olive Garden Side Dishes Outshine The Main Courses
A food publication has ranked ten Olive Garden side dishes that it argues are better than the chain's main courses. The list highlights everyday favorites like breadsticks, salad and soups, suggesting the accompaniments are the real reason many people visit the Italian-American restaurant chain.
- 31Harn Museum of Art launches Oliver Jeffers-inspired ocean exhibit▼Harn Museum of Art invites visitors to bring Oliver Jeffers-inspired ocean to life
The Harn Museum of Art in Gainesville, Florida, is inviting visitors to help bring an Oliver Jeffers-inspired ocean installation to life. The interactive project draws on the style of the children's author and illustrator, encouraging guests to take part in creating an ocean-themed artwork. The initiative ties into the museum's programming and highlights art focused on the sea.
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EatingWell is highlighting a Greek lettuce salad that the writer says they keep making on repeat. The dish takes the classic flavours of a Greek salad — tomato, cucumber, feta, olives and a tangy dressing — and builds it on crisp lettuce. It is being promoted as an easy, fresh option for everyday home cooking.
- 33Sliman Mansour's Art Captured the Palestinian Condition▼Sliman Mansour’s Art Captured the Palestinian Condition
New Lines Magazine has published a feature on Sliman Mansour, the Palestinian artist whose paintings have long depicted Palestinian life, identity and displacement. The piece examines how his iconic imagery, including his celebrated depictions of Palestinian peasants and the eagle and olive tree motifs, has come to symbolise the Palestinian condition for audiences worldwide.
- 34Haas F1 drivers take to track for FP1 in dry conditions●TGR Haas F1 Team (@HaasF1Team): FP1 | Esteban and Ollie are out on track 👌 It's dry out there for now, so we're banking
Haas F1 Team reported that Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman headed out on track for the first free practice session of a Grand Prix weekend. The team said conditions were dry for the moment, allowing the pair to bank laps early before weather could change. Little else is known beyond the team's brief update from the session.
- 35Albania's building boom draws global architects and local anger▼‘Starchitects go home’: what’s the truth behind Albania’s astonishing building boom? By Oliver Wainwright Sixty top arch
Around sixty leading international architecture firms have proposed some 500 eye-catching projects across Albania, part of an unprecedented construction boom championed by the government. Oliver Wainwright examines the phenomenon, noting that the flood of foreign-designed towers and resorts has sparked fury and street protests among Albanians, even as the schemes are celebrated in official exhibitions.
- 36Fresh criticism revisits Oliver Hirschbiegel's 'Das Experiment'●Oliver Hirschbiegel – „Das Experiment“ (2000) Ich weiß noch ziemlich genau, was mich an diesem Film schon damals gestört
A German-language film discussion is revisiting Oliver Hirschbiegel's 2000 prison-experiment drama 'Das Experiment'. The critic recalls what bothered them about the film at the time, arguing the problem was not the violence, the claustrophobic atmosphere, or how radically Hirschbiegel escalates his setup, but something else about the film's approach. The retrospective is prompting debate about how the provocative psychological drama holds up more than two decades later.
- 37Blog tracking AI use in game studios grows to 80 entries●I've updated my blog tracking every game studio using AI, adding Cave, Dovetail, Richard Garriott, Rebel Wolves, and sev
A blogger who tracks video game studios and developers using generative AI has updated the list, adding Cave, Dovetail, Richard Garriott, Rebel Wolves and several others, alongside new information on the Oliver Twins, Ubisoft and Level-5. The list now covers roughly 80 studios and individuals, reflecting ongoing player concern about AI-generated content in games.
- 38Palestinian elder mourns settlers harvesting West Bank olive trees●Palestinian elder Mahfouza Shtayyeh sorrowfully reacts to circulating footage of Israeli settlers harvesting olive trees
Mahfouza Shtayyeh, a Palestinian elder, reacted with grief to footage showing Israeli settlers harvesting olives from Palestinian groves in the occupied West Bank, allegedly using sticks to beat branches from the trees. The images circulated widely online amid the annual olive harvest season, when Palestinian farmers already face restricted access to their land and repeated settler violence, prompting renewed anger and solidarity from observers.
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A homemade Italian bread recipe described as 'Mom's Italian Bread Recipe' is being shared with readers. The classic family-style bread, typically made with flour, yeast, water and olive oil, is drawing interest among home bakers looking for simple, traditional recipes. No further details about the recipe's origin or author were given.
- 40Haas drivers on track as Bahrain GP practice winds down●FP1 | We've got just under 25 minutes remaining in this opening session ⏰ Esteban and Ollie are both out on track 👌 # Ha
Haas's Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman are out on track in the final minutes of the opening Formula 1 practice session at the Bahrain Grand Prix. With just under 25 minutes left in FP1, the team is running both cars as part of Friday's setup work. The session offers the first live running of the Bahrain race weekend.