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Bills' C.J. Gardner-Johnson after game-changing pick: 'I feel like we a championship team'

Bills' C.J. Gardner-Johnson after game-changing pick: 'I feel like we a championship team'

Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson on game-changing pick.

Case Keenum picks apart Eagles as Bears roll to 27-7 victory

Case Keenum picks apart Eagles as Bears roll to 27-7 victory

Case Keenum threw two touchdowns without a turnover as Chicago led throughout its 27-7 win over Philadelphia

5 worst Steelers offensive PFF grades from Week 3 win over Bengals

5 worst Steelers offensive PFF grades from Week 3 win over Bengals

Here's a look at the worst offensive grades from the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

Arizona Cardinals defensive, special teams snap counts, observations

Arizona Cardinals defensive, special teams snap counts, observations

The Cardinals played 54 defensive snaps on Sunday against the 49ers. See how the playing time was split up.

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Vote for Greater Cincinnati high school athlete of the week, Sept. 28

Vote for Greater Cincinnati high school athlete of the week, Sept. 28

Cincinnati Enquirer readers can vote for this week's Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Athlete of the Week for activity through Sept. 27, 2026.

Dennis Haskins, ‘Saved by the Bell’ Star, Dies at 75

Dennis Haskins, ‘Saved by the Bell’ Star, Dies at 75

Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for portraying Principal Richard Belding on “Saved by the Bell,” has died. He was 75. Haskins’ longtime agent, Jay Schachter, confirmed the news to Variety. A cause of death and further details have not been released at this time. “It’s a tragic loss,” said Haskins in a statement. “Everyone […]

Denny Hamlin calls crew that jumped Corey Heim at Martinsville 'cowards'

Denny Hamlin calls crew that jumped Corey Heim at Martinsville 'cowards'

NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin didn't hold back on the incident involving Corey Heim at Martinsville, calling the crew of Chad Bryant Racing "cowards."

With national holidays approaching, Chinese workers demand a proper break

With national holidays approaching, Chinese workers demand a proper break

By Claire Fu and Marius Zaharia SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, Sept 29 (Reuters) - With China set for a week-long holiday at the start of October, many workers are taking to social media to complain about the widespread practice of requiring staff to work weekends either side of the break to maintain output.

OpenAI apologies for Australian government website hack, pledges to rebuild trust

OpenAI apologies for Australian government website hack, pledges to rebuild trust

SYDNEY, Sept 29 (Reuters) - OpenAI apologised for the hacking of an Australian government website by a rogue AI agent, committing funding to improve cyber defences and to establish a local response taskforce as scrutiny mounts over the high-profile incident.

The Monday Perspective thinks the buzz is back

The Monday Perspective thinks the buzz is back

The Gopher football season has been an emotional roller coaster and we are only a third of the way into the season. From the season opener to the buzzkill that was Mississippi State to three quarters of apathy against the Zips and now a road win over a ranked Washington team…it certainly feels like the […]

International Renewable Energy Agency Director-General Highlights Renewables' Role in Reshaping Energy Security

International Renewable Energy Agency Director-General Highlights Renewables' Role in Reshaping Energy Security

Francesco La Camera, Director-General of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), states that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is redefining the concept of energy security. Historically, energy security was synonymous with a nation's oil and gas reserves. However, current global events are shifting this understanding towards a more diverse, decentralized, and domestically controlled energy system, with renewable sources at its core. La Camera notes that countries are realizing that a centralized fossil fuel-based energy system does not provide true energy security due to its concentration and vulnerability to geopolitical shocks. In contrast, renewables offer energy from multiple sources and locations, managed by various actors, making the system more resilient. He points out that countries with a higher proportion of renewables have generally navigated the current energy crisis more effectively. The transition towards renewables, initially driven by climate goals, is now significantly bol...

NAEYC and Head Start Emphasize Child-Centered Learning Frameworks in Early Childhood Education

NAEYC and Head Start Emphasize Child-Centered Learning Frameworks in Early Childhood Education

The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and Head Start guidance are promoting child-centered learning frameworks in early childhood education. These frameworks emphasize meaningful learning through play, exploration, inquiry, relationships, and responsive planning. Educators are encouraged to observe children's actions with curiosity, asking what they are trying to communicate or accomplish, rather than viewing interests as distractions. The approach focuses on helping children set simple, achievable goals, fostering agency, communication, persistence, and belonging. This involves educators observing children's natural inclinations, asking open-ended questions, and helping children break down larger aspirations into manageable steps. Visual aids and offering meaningful choices are also key components to support children's engagement and progress. The goal is to build confidence in children without creating a performance-oriented environment, ensuring that learning is authentic ...

Kiteworks Urges Server Shutdown Following Federal Threat Intelligence on Advanced Forms Vulnerability

Kiteworks Urges Server Shutdown Following Federal Threat Intelligence on Advanced Forms Vulnerability

Kiteworks, a provider of secure data sharing solutions, advised its customers over the weekend to shut down their servers due to credible threat intelligence from federal authorities. The company initially recommended a nine-hour precautionary shutdown for on-premises and customer-hosted instances, citing potential zero-day vulnerabilities. On Sunday, Kiteworks lifted the shutdown recommendation for most customers, allowing them to bring their systems back online. However, customers utilizing self-hosted Advanced Forms were instructed to contact customer support for assistance. The company clarified that the severe vulnerability is confined to its Advanced Forms product, which is used by fewer than 1% of its customers (under 50 organizations). Other Kiteworks products, including DPE, file collaboration, file transfer, email encryption, APIs, and MFT, remain unaffected. Kiteworks CISO Frank Balonis stated that the advisory was preventative, as there was no indication of compromise, and the company is collab...

UFC Vegas 121 ‘Prelims’ veteran blames himself for split decision loss — ‘I took the easy way out’

UFC Vegas 121 ‘Prelims’ veteran blames himself for split decision loss — ‘I took the easy way out’

“Sexi Mexi” knows he messed up. Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Bantamweight veteran John Castaneda suffered a split-decision loss to China’s Alatengheili on the UFC Vegas 121 “Prelims” this past weekend (Sat., Sept. 26, 2026) inside Meta Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada. The fight was extremely competitive and difficult to score. Castaneda appeared to secure the […]

First Circuit Court Allows HUD to Reopen CoC Application Amidst Ongoing Legal Challenges

First Circuit Court Allows HUD to Reopen CoC Application Amidst Ongoing Legal Challenges

On September 16, the First Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to reopen its Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) application. This decision comes after a District Court had previously ruled that HUD acted unlawfully by including a $1.3 billion set-aside for new Transitional Housing (TH) and Supportive Services Only (SSO) projects without soliciting public comment, vacating the NOFO. HUD appealed this ruling, arguing that the set-aside was a regular tool for competitively awarding CoC funding and did not fall under the 'Incentives for proven strategies' section of CoC law, which would require public notice and comment. The First Circuit Court preliminarily agreed with HUD, stating that HUD was likely to succeed in its argument and would suffer 'irreparable injury' if not allowed to reopen the NOFO to meet a December 1, 2026, deadline for awards. On September 28, the First Circuit Court issued another ruling, returning the lawsuit to...

Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Significantly Reduces Heart Attack Risk and Hospital Admissions

Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Significantly Reduces Heart Attack Risk and Hospital Admissions

A recent comprehensive review has found that exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation leads to a 28% relative reduction in the risk of heart attacks and a 35% reduction in all-cause hospital admissions for individuals with coronary heart disease. The review, which analyzed 107 randomized controlled trials involving 26,886 participants, concluded that structured movement is a highly potent primary medical therapy. Notably, the study also determined that home-based and digital rehabilitation programs are as effective as traditional in-person sessions, enhancing accessibility for patients. Common exercises included in the review were aerobic exercise, static cycling, and circuit training. According to Rigved Tadwalkar, MD, a board-certified consultative cardiologist, preventing one heart attack for every 71 participants within 6 to 12 months represents a significant return on investment, comparable to or exceeding the efficacy of daily medications over longer periods.

Ukraine's Defense Tech Industry Faces Fragile Foundation Despite Boom, Deputy Minister Warns

Ukraine's Defense Tech Industry Faces Fragile Foundation Despite Boom, Deputy Minister Warns

Ukraine's defense technology industry is experiencing rapid growth in response to battlefield demands, but its foundation remains fragile due to a heavy reliance on foreign suppliers for critical components such as batteries, semiconductors, and motors. Natalia Denikeieva, a deputy minister of digital transformation, emphasized that producing these components domestically is a matter of survival for the industry. She highlighted that a cessation of sales from foreign suppliers, particularly from countries like China, could lead to the closure of Ukrainian defense companies. The Digital Transformation Ministry is prioritizing addressing this dependency on imported components. As part of this effort, Denikeieva's team is preparing a Ukrainian Chips Act, which aims to integrate Ukraine into the EU microelectronics market and reduce its reliance on other nations. This legislative initiative is currently in the groundwork phase, involving the identification of potential producers and an assessment of the countr...

Lourdes Rubione Leads Multimedia Production for Horn Entrepreneurship at University of Delaware

Lourdes Rubione Leads Multimedia Production for Horn Entrepreneurship at University of Delaware

Lourdes Rubione, a 2025 University of Delaware graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communication and a certificate in Professional Photography from Argentina, has transitioned from a student technician role to Media Production Coordinator at Horn Entrepreneurship. In her first year as a full-time staff member, Rubione is responsible for leading end-to-end multimedia production, including video and photography content, and collaborating on social media content. She guides these projects from creative brief through institutional approval. Rubione has achieved an institutional first by producing the only video approved by UD’s Office of Communications and Marketing (OCM) for official university web publication. She is also currently involved in creating the new visual identity for the Summer Founders 2026 campaign, balancing video production with her passion for graphic design.

Astronomers Warn of New Space Crisis as Earth's Orbit Fills Rapidly with Satellites

Astronomers Warn of New Space Crisis as Earth's Orbit Fills Rapidly with Satellites

Astronomers, policymakers, and space agencies are increasingly concerned about the rapid expansion of satellite networks around Earth, leading to a new space crisis. Thousands of satellites are already in orbit, and planned mega-constellations are expected to significantly increase this number. This surge in orbital objects poses several challenges, including potential impacts on astronomical observations, increased risks of collisions, and greater complexity in managing space traffic. Astronomers rely on dark and stable skies to study celestial phenomena, but a growing number of reflective satellites can create streaks across telescope images, necessitating adaptations in observation methods and the development of new technologies. The issue extends beyond astronomy, as more objects in orbit heighten the risk of debris-generating collisions, which could threaten other missions and render certain orbital regions unusable.

San Diego Police Headquarters to Begin Construction on Security Fence

San Diego Police Headquarters to Begin Construction on Security Fence

Construction is set to begin this week on a new security fence at the San Diego Police Department's (SDPD) Headquarters in Downtown San Diego. This project follows several years of planning and aims to enhance security measures at the facility. The SDPD Headquarters has reportedly experienced frequent incidents of vandalism, disturbances, trespassing, and a recent assault on an employee in the parking lot. The new fence is intended to align the headquarters' security with that of other SDPD facilities and protect critical public safety operations housed within the building. The design includes high-security fencing, eight to ten feet tall, that will encircle the building. Public access to the grass and public spaces along Broadway will be maintained through outer gates that will remain open 24/7 but can be closed if security needs arise. The main Broadway entrance will also stay open to the public during business hours, while employee-only zones, the E Street walkway, and the main parking lot will transiti...