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Samoa Prime Minister Apologizes for Nazi Salute in Video

Samoa Prime Minister La’auli Leuatea Schmidt has apologized after a video surfaced showing him leading a Nazi salute at a family gathering in 2007. He stated that the gesture was inappropriate and does not reflect his beliefs, emphasizing his rejection of Nazism and political extremism. The apology followed criticism from academics regarding the footage.

New York Post

Allisha Gray Injures Fingers During Dream's Win Over Liberty

Allisha Gray left the game twice due to a left hand injury during the Dream's 92-82 victory over the Liberty. Her status for the remainder of the semifinals is uncertain. The Liberty also faced uncertainty with Han Xu's availability due to illness, while Breanna Stewart played 40 minutes despite concerns about fatigue.

BBC — World

US Air Force Withdraws Bombers from RAF Fairford Amid Investigation

The US Air Force has withdrawn all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, UK, following an investigation into suspicious vehicles near the base. The withdrawal comes after several arrests related to potential terror offences, although the US has not disclosed the specific reasons for the decision. The incident has raised concerns about possible Iranian involvement, which Tehran has denied.

cbsnews.com

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Reflects on His Career and Influence

In a recent interview, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reflected on his early life in New Jersey and his career on the Court. He addressed misconceptions about his character, discussed significant rulings such as Dobbs v. Jackson, and shared his thoughts on retirement, emphasizing his ongoing commitment to the Constitution and the importance of his judicial contributions.

New York Post

Rangers Face Potential Injury Issue at Center Position

The New York Rangers may face an injury issue at the center position after Joe Veleno suffered a lower-body injury during their recent game. Head coach Mike Sullivan indicated that Veleno is being evaluated, and the team has several options to consider for his potential replacement, including recent acquisition Cole Beaudoin. Additionally, Tye Kartye's performance on the second line has been positively noted by Sullivan.

New York Post

Jets End Interception Drought in Loss to Bears

The New York Jets ended a 20-game interception drought when safety Minkah Fitzpatrick intercepted Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent during a 23-12 loss in Chicago. The Jets had opportunities for three additional interceptions, but all were negated by penalties. The team has not won a game in Chicago since 1997.

Daily Mail

Manchester Mosque Holds Funeral for Convicted Terrorist

The Manchester Central Mosque held a funeral for Munir Farooqi, a convicted terrorist who died in prison. Prime Minister Andy Burnham previously visited the mosque in February 2026, where he praised its community spirit. Following the funeral, Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Burnham for attending the mosque.

New York Post

Injured Giants Players Celebrate Deonte Banks' Pick-Six from Home

Injured Giants players Brian Burns and Jaxson Dart celebrated Deonte Banks' pick-six during the team's 36-24 win over the Cardinals. Both players shared their reactions on social media, with Burns expressing excitement and Dart cheering during the play. Dart's replacement, Jameis Winston, had a notable performance in the game.

Al Jazeera English

FBI Arrests Woman for Allegedly Spying on Taiwanese President's Son

The FBI arrested Wanying Zhang in Los Angeles for allegedly spying on Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te's son, Lai Ting-yu. Charged with acting as an unregistered foreign agent, Zhang reportedly sent sensitive information to Chinese officials. This incident occurs amid heightened tensions between Taiwan and China, with the US providing military support to Taiwan.

New York Times — World

U.S. Sanctions Target Iran's Airlines Amid Ongoing Flights

U.S. sanctions are intended to restrict Iran's airline operations, yet a Mahan Air Boeing 777 recently completed a flight to Najaf International Airport. The flight was notable for transporting the casket of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who died in February due to U.S.-Israeli military actions.

New York Post

Arizona State University cheerleader charged after altercation with police

Eryn Bonner, a cheerleader at Arizona State University, faces misdemeanor charges following an altercation with police during an arrest in Tempe. A video of the incident shows her being restrained by officers, leading to public outcry and an internal investigation by the Tempe Police Department.

Ars Technica

New forensic evidence suggests ancient Egyptian retainer sacrifice

A new study published in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology suggests that over one-third of skulls from ancient Egyptian tombs show evidence of blunt force trauma, indicating potential victims of retainer sacrifice. Bioarchaeologist Roselyn Campbell highlights the importance of re-evaluating the evidence amid ongoing debates about the practice in ancient Egypt.

Washington Examiner

Energy Secretary Discusses Trump's Awareness of Energy Price Risks Before Iran Decision

Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that President Trump was aware of the potential for short-term energy price increases when he decided to strike Iran in February to prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Wright discussed Trump's decision-making process during an interview on Face the Nation, highlighting the political risks involved. The comments come ahead of the November midterm elections, amid ongoing concerns about inflation and energy prices.

New York Post

Malik Nabers Records Strong Performance Following Injury in Giants' Victory

Malik Nabers of the New York Giants had a notable performance on October 1, 2026, catching six passes for 112 yards and a touchdown in a victory over the Arizona Cardinals. This game marked a significant step in his recovery from a knee injury that sidelined him for most of the previous season. The Giants improved to 3-1 with this win.

New York Post

Geno Smith's Performance Declines in Jets' Loss to Bears

Geno Smith's performance declined in the Jets' 23-12 loss to the Bears, completing only 53.3% of his passes. The Jets struggled offensively, running a franchise-low 32 plays and failing to convert on third downs. Smith acknowledged the need for improvement and expressed confidence in the team's ability to bounce back.

BBC — World

Trump announces new taskforce 'Super Intelligence Force' for AI oversight

President Donald Trump has established a new taskforce called the 'Super Intelligence Force' to oversee artificial intelligence policy, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. The taskforce aims to maintain US leadership in AI and will engage with various stakeholders. This announcement follows Trump's executive order to rename AI as 'Super Intelligence' and comes amid calls for tighter regulation from industry leaders.