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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the nation will never "bow our head or bend at the knee," vowing to maintain "resistance" in the face of U.S. sanctions and military pressure after President Donald Trump threatened to "annihilate" the country if a peace deal isn't reached.

Iranian leader vows not to 'bend at the knee' after Trump threat

Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles is down one luxury car and up one security dog after three masked men stole her Porsche GTS, she told her TikTok followers on Monday.“Get ready with me to pick up my new car,” the gymnast said with an upbeat squeal as she applied makeup in her bathroom.

Simone Biles says three masked men burglarized her home and stole her car

Texas state Rep. Angela Paxton (R) told a group of conservative women to vote Republican “even if we’re mad at them,” marking the first time she has publicly weighed in on her estranged husband’s Senate race as he trails in polls.

Ken Paxton’s estranged wife tells GOP women: Vote Republican ‘even if we’re mad’

Haris Pylarinos is the founder and CEO of Hack The Box, a leading cyber readiness platform for the AI era.AI readiness, rather than AI itself, will be the next competitive advantage. Here’s why.If you’re of a certain age, you may remember the mid-90s at the peak of the internet era.

Why AI Readiness Is The Next Competitive Advantage

Actress Hayden Panettiere’s death was ruled accidental after a South Carolina coroner found she died from the toxic effects of fentanyl and other substances.

Hayden Panettiere died from effects of fentanyl, other substances, coroner says

“The old one was so much better.” I’m guilty of saying that sometimes, especially as it relates to cars and honestly, it’s never entirely true. Still, this type of thinking tends to become commonly accepted “truth” and creates myths that drive prices into the stratosphere.

Is A First-Generation Ford Power Stroke Diesel Pickup Truck Worth As Much As A New Truck?

Two former girlfriends of Presley Gerber are paying tribute to the model after his death from an apparent overdose.Lexi Wood, an influencer who dated Gerber in 2022, honored him in an emotional Instagram post on Sept. 22. She described Gerber as "such a meaningful part of my life for so many years" and remembered him as "one of the kindest, most open, loving and courageous people."

Presley Gerber ex-girlfriends speak out in emotional tributes

Rubio defended Trump's decision to host China's president at the White House for a state visit after criticism from some Republicans, including Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker, R-Miss.Asked about the criticism, the secretary of state told reporters, "The idea that we would not interact with them at the highest levels is irresponsible.

Rubio defends Trump's White House invitation to Xi after Republican senator's criticism

Paramount just cleared one of the biggest hurdles standing between it and Warner Bros. Discovery.The company has reached a settlement with California and 11 other states that sued to stop the roughly $110 billion merger, bringing these two Hollywood giants significantly closer to becoming one company.

Paramount merger dangerous, Americans will be ultimate losers

Hundreds of Americans are suing the makers of popular GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drugs, saying they weren’t adequately warned of the potential danger of vision loss.Diane Wirth, 66, is one of them. She’s been diagnosed with a rare eye injury known as NAION, the acronym for nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, which has been described as a “stroke of the optic nerve.” There’s no known treatment for the condition.

Woman Details Losing Vision in 1 Eye After Taking GLP-1 As Hundreds of Patients Sue Drug Companies

The Carolina Panthers have lost one of their top running backs long-term just two weeks into the 2026 NFL season.The Panthers are expected to place third-year back Jonathon Brooks on injured reserve (IR) because of a core muscle injury, NFL Media's Ian Rapoport reports.

Jonathon Brooks injury update as Panthers place RB on IR

The Red Sox, after a scorching summer led them to the playoffs, extended Breslow's contract and made Tracy their full-time managerRed Sox owner John Henry began to make his rounds.It was June 5, just ahead of the team's three-game set against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium.

How the Red Sox's roller-coaster 2026 season led to stability for Craig Breslow, Chad Tracy

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who shot a Venezuelan delivery driver in Austin, Texas, on Sunday was not wearing a body camera at the time of the shooting, sources familiar with the investigation told CBS News.An ICE officer shot Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old native of Venezuela who federal officials said has a deportation order, in the upper torso on Sunday afternoon while Garces Perez was working for DoorDash, according to local authorities and his attorney.

ICE officer who shot Venezuelan man in Texas wasn't wearing a body camera, sources say

To help her digest the grief of her mother’s death, a woman conjures the celebrity cook in this show written by Emily Rose SimonsBudget-friendly recipe is dividing the nation with its energy-efficient ‘steaming’ method for the pastaIn her new series, Nigella Lawson uses banana peel as a substitute for aubergine – and Nadiya Hussain’s recipe makes it taste like pulled pork.

Nigella Lawson

Matthew McConaughey is a hugger, even in the restroom, at least according to Jimmy Kimmel.The late-night host opened up about a strangely heartwarming experience he had with McConaughey on Emmy night, offering up some much-needed context to guest Woody Harrelson, who was also in the restroom, during the Sept. 21 episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Jimmy Kimmel recalls Emmys bathroom encounter with Matthew McConaughey

George W. Bush's war helped hand Iraq to Iran. Trump’s war may help hand the Gulf — and above all Riyadh — to China.The United States went to war with Iran in the belief that American power could quickly overwhelm Tehran’s ability to threaten the Middle East.

When Saudi Arabia realizes it's backed the wrong horse

The settlement comes after many of the app-based delivery workers filed complaints with the city. CBS News New York's Alice Gainer reports.

DoorDash to pay NYC $131 million over failed delivery worker payments

But industry trade group says plan would backfire and lead to even higher prices for gasolineDonald Trump on Tuesday said he backed ⁠the idea of a ban on diesel exports, which some US politicians are calling for ⁠as a way ⁠to curb ​the soaring cost of energy.Diesel prices have rallied in Europe and the US to ⁠record highs as wars in Iran and Ukraine sharply cut exports from some of the biggest producers ⁠such as Russia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Trump says he backs diesel export ban to curb soaring energy costs

Brittney Griner's estranged wife, Cherelle Griner, is asking the court to consider how rich the WNBA star is when determining support ... TMZ has learned.Cherelle filed court docs responding to Brittney's divorce petition after 8 years of marriage. During Brittney's detention in Russia, Cherelle was extremely vocal, calling for her release.

Brittney Griner's Estranged Wife Claims She Needs Support to Pay Bills

WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (WMC) - A race driver died after a crash during a racing event Saturday night, according to Riverside International Speedway.Riverside International Speedway owner Clayton Allen announced on social media Sunday morning that race driver Scott Frazier was rushed to the hospital after a severe crash at the King of the Ditch race event Saturday night, where he later died.

Race car driver killed in track crash during weekend event

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An estimated 451,000 more people could die as a result of excessive heat in the first nine months of the current El Niño compared with a typical year, according to a report from the University of Chicago's Climate Impact Lab."That's on top of the impacts from droughts, wildfires and flooding expected from hotter temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns as this El Niño could become the strongest on record," the research hub said in a news release Wednesday.

El Niño could cause 451,000 more heat-related deaths compared to normal year, group says. Map shows areas at risk.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed grilled a reporter for saying some people might think he “flip-flopped” on his opinion about former Vice President Kamala Harris after the pair appeared together at a campaign event.In a press conference, a reporter mentioned to El-Sayed his previous endorsement of an “uncommitted vote” in the 2024 presidential primary election and his campaign event Tuesday with Harris, asking, “Do you see this as a possibility that it might backfire for you among the Arab American vote?”

El-Sayed grills reporter for asking about ‘flip-flopping’ on Harris

The hacking group said it stole names, home addresses and Social Security numbers of all FBI agentsThe FBI said it is investigating a hack of its jobs portal, which took down the website entirely on Tuesday. As of Wednesday morning, the site was still not operational.

FBI investigates after ShinyHunters hackers claim theft of agents' personal data

A grand jury in Utah indicted a former United States Postal Service carrier on allegations he unlawfully threw away mail he was assigned to deliver, including hundreds of mail-in ballots to registered voters.Damon Matai Seei, 34, appeared for his arraignment on Sept. 22 at the Orrin G. Hatch U.S.

Mail carrier indicted after allegedly tossing over 300 mail-in ballots

WASHINGTON (AP) — A blood test designed to spot signs of multiple cancers in apparently healthy people faces its first major regulatory hurdle Wednesday as advisers to the U.S. government review how well it works.Grail Inc.'s test looks for DNA fragments shed by tumor cells, an emerging approach to screening that aims to detect various cancers with a single blood draw.

Grail's cancer blood test faces high-stakes FDA review

Officers spent 20 minutes removing vehicle parts to free the reptile after animal control declined to respondA New Jersey woman got a slithery surprise when she returned home from a wheel alignment and discovered a 3-foot python wedged inside the front grille of her car — prompting police to dismantle part of the vehicle to free the reptile.

New Jersey police pull out 3-foot python from woman's car grille, bodycam video shows

4-inch double-edged blade shockingly integrated into baseball bat-shaped flashlight tucked into liningA passenger's attempt to bring an unusual item through airport security in Florida quickly caught the attention of highly trained Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers.At Tampa International Airport recently, TSA officers discovered a 4-inch, double-edged knife concealed inside a baseball bat-shaped flashlight, according to an employee story published on the agency's website.

Frightening object caught by TSA inside passenger's baseball bat-shaped flashlight

A BAG ban first proposed more than a decade ago is resurfacing once again as officials cite litter concerns and the consequences.Restaurants like Longhorn Steakhouse and Olive Garden that are caught violating the ban could face fines of up to $250 for the offense.Commissioners in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, are considering a sweeping ban on single-use plastic items, such as bags, food containers, various plastic silverware items, and more.

Longhorn Steakhouse and Olive Garden among restaurants facing $250 fines under bag ban plan in US county

The Education Department announced Wednesday the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms for the 2027-2028 school year were open for students, the earliest the forms have been available.The FAFSA forms, which traditionally opened Oct. 1, had a few chaotic starts under the Biden administration while reforms were made to the applications, leaving schools and students in a time crunch.