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Zach Ertz Signs with Eagles Following Dallas Goedert Injury

Zach Ertz is returning to the Philadelphia Eagles after signing a deal with the team, where he previously played from 2013 to 2021. He will join the practice squad and is expected to be promoted to the 53-man roster due to an injury to Dallas Goedert, who is out with a sprained MCL. Ertz is close to breaking the Eagles' franchise catch record.

Fox News — Latest

FAA Proposes New Rules for Flight Attendant Meal and Rest Breaks

The FAA has proposed a rule to standardize meal and rest-break requirements for flight attendants and pilots, which would prevent state regulations from applying. While some aviation experts support the proposal for its potential to enhance safety, major airline unions oppose it, arguing it could eliminate existing protections without guaranteeing federal standards. The proposal is still pending approval.

The Verge

Fiber Cable Cut Disrupts Hundreds of Flights in the US

On September 21, 2026, a cut fiber cable in New Jersey disrupted hundreds of flights across the US, leading to cancellations and delays. The FAA reported the incident, and Verizon stated that construction contractors were responsible for the damage.

Washington Post — Politics

Concerns Raised Over Trump's Proposal to Militarize Arch

Aviation safety experts are concerned about the safety implications of storing drones near National Airport as part of Trump's proposal to militarize an arch. Preservationists have also indicated that the review process for this proposal is currently stalled.

Axios

Republicans Increase Political Spending in Senate Campaigns

Republicans are increasing their political spending in Senate campaigns, leading to a rise in ad impressions. In key battlegrounds like North Carolina, Republicans have spent more but achieved fewer impressions compared to Democrats. The National Republican Senatorial Committee estimates that coordinated spending can significantly enhance the effectiveness of their advertising efforts.

Washington Examiner

Twenty-nation coalition advocates for global oversight of AI at UN summit

A coalition of 20 nations, led by Norway and Finland, has called for the establishment of an international body to oversee artificial intelligence during the U.N. General Assembly. The declaration emphasizes the need for global standards and oversight to manage AI risks while ensuring equitable access to its benefits. Major powers like the U.S. and China have not signed the declaration, which follows calls from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI for regulatory reforms in AI.

New York Times — US

Missouri Appeals Court Rules on Redrawn House Map

The Missouri Appeals Court has ruled on the redrawn House map. Secretary of State Denny Hoskins expressed his belief that redistricting should not be subject to a referendum.

The Verge

Amazon to Invest $20 Million in Colorado River Water Conservation Projects

Amazon has announced a $20 million investment in water conservation projects for the Colorado River, a critical water source for millions. This initiative is part of the company's goal to become water positive by the end of the decade, although its overall water usage remains largely undisclosed.

Fox News — Latest

Puka Nacua ruled out for Monday Night Football against New York Giants

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is inactive for the Monday Night Football game against the New York Giants due to hip and groin tightness. His absence leaves quarterback Matthew Stafford without his top target as the Rams seek to recover from a Week 1 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

BBC — Business

Pensioners Choose to Spend Savings on Experiences Instead of Leaving Inheritance

Sarah and Geoff Moorhouse, along with other retirees, have chosen to spend their savings on experiences rather than leaving an inheritance for their children. This trend, known as "skiing," reflects changing attitudes towards retirement spending. Reports indicate a significant portion of retirees in the UK and US prioritize enjoying their money in retirement.

BBC — Business

Veterinary Prescription Fees Capped at £21 Under New Regulations

New regulations will cap veterinary prescription fees at £21 and require practices to provide price estimates and publish service price lists. The Competition and Markets Authority implemented these changes following an investigation into rising veterinary costs. Critics warn that independent vets may be adversely affected, while larger firms could benefit.

PBS NewsHour

Jodie Ginsberg Discusses Trump's Ban on Certain News Outlets

Jodie Ginsberg, CEO of the Committee to Protect Journalists, discussed President Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, describing it as a violation of the First Amendment. She emphasized the importance of a free press and warned against the potential for future administrations to adopt similar practices that could undermine media access and freedom of expression.

PBS NewsHour

FAA Issues Ground Stops at Major East Coast Airports Due to Equipment Failure

The FAA issued ground stops at major East Coast airports due to an equipment failure, causing significant delays and cancellations. Paramount settled antitrust concerns over its Warner Bros. Discovery buyout, and Russian drones targeted multiple sites in Ukraine. Additionally, a Venezuelan man shot by an ICE officer is being held in detention with a bullet still in his back, prompting protests.

Guardian — US

Federal Appeals Court Rules on Missouri Congressional Maps

On September 21, 2026, a federal appeals court ruled in favor of new Republican-drawn congressional districts in Missouri, despite a prior Supreme Court ruling blocking their use in the November election. The court stated that using the previous districts would violate the US Constitution.

PBS NewsHour

Impact of Mifepristone Restrictions on Women's Health Treatments

Mifepristone, approved for abortion in the U.S. for over 25 years, is also effective in treating conditions like uterine fibroids and endometriosis. Amid lobbying by anti-abortion groups to restrict access to these drugs, reports highlight the challenges women face in obtaining effective treatments. Experts argue that political pressures are hindering advancements in women's health care.

PBS NewsHour

Federal Appeals Court Rules on Missouri Congressional Map Amid Ongoing Legal Dispute

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of new congressional districts in Missouri backed by former President Donald Trump, despite a Supreme Court ruling blocking their use in the upcoming election. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stated that reverting to previous districts would violate the U.S. Constitution. Opponents plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, while local election officials have already distributed absentee ballots based on the current districts.

Guardian — US

Report Highlights Strain on Healthcare in Africa Following US Aid Withdrawal

A report from Accra Reset warns that healthcare in Africa and the Global South is under increasing strain due to the US withdrawal from key aid programs. The report attributes this strain to cuts from the Trump administration, the Covid-19 pandemic, and rising living costs, emphasizing the need for healthcare reform.