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Jalen Brunson hosts the season premiere of SNL!

This five-star football recruit pulled out some WWE moves on his opponent on Friday.

Polls suggest that Democrats might return to power in Congress, winning both the House and the Senate. If so, California is a warning about what deep-blue control looks like.

A violent nor'easter slammed NYC, killing a 56-year-old Brooklyn man and leaving over 100,000 homes across the region without power.

It was about a year ago when Isaiah Williams fumbled a punt and made a poor fair catch decision against the Dolphins.

A potentially big Dodgers injury concern seems to be officially averted

Cuba In Crosshairs: US Army Reportedly Checks Troop Availability As Trump Says Communist Regime "Will Fail"

President Trump told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday that the failed communist island nation of Cuba would see freedom, as the U.S. has not been shy about its intentions to kick the communist regime out of Havana. The U.S. has employed gunboat diplomacy through an oil blockade this year, as the failed state has seen its economy collapse even further.

"My administration is also seeking a fundamental change in the situation in Cuba, where the communist regime is under great pressure, the biggest pressure they've ever been under. It's an absolutely failed state; it's failing like never before, and it will fall," Trump said in his speech at UNGA.

President Trump on Cuba at the UNGA:

"It's an absolutely failed state, and it will fall... Communism will never be coming to America, but freedom will be coming to Cuba." pic.twitter.com/JOPQVKD797

— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) September 22, 2026

With Trump's UNGA comments in mind, CBS News reports that it has reviewed an internal Army memo assessing the availability of military police, medical teams, and logistics units for possible use under Southern Command within 90 to 120 days.

The memo does not mention Cuba, identify troop numbers, or specify an operation. It also contains no indication that units have received deployment orders so far.

Here's more color from the report:

The document reviewed by CBS News says Army Reserve headquarters is seeking feedback from subordinate commands on the possible availability of six types of formations that would fall under the authority of U.S. Southern Command. The units would "possibly [be] needed in 90-120 days," according to the message, which directs commands to provide feedback to Army Reserve headquarters by Sept. 25. 

Among the units is a combat sustainment support battalion that specializes in coordinating logistics such as transportation, maintenance, fuel and supply needs, along with an engineer battalion. The document also seeks an expeditionary sustainment command that would oversee logistics across a theater of operations. 

The document generated last week also calls for a medical brigade to command and coordinate medical units, as well as a forward resuscitative and surgical detachment to provide emergency surgery and trauma care closer to U.S. forces. Finally, the document seeks a military police brigade — these units typically oversee military police forces responsible for security, detention and other law enforcement missions. 

In July, CBS reported that military planners had examined an air assault involving thousands of soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division. Another report by Politico in August suggested that the U.S. intelligence community had "sent spies and assets" to Cuba. Specifically, the outlet reported that the CIA had increased its presence on the island, which sits about 90 miles south of Florida.

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Meadows died Feb. 25 after falling overboard into the freezing Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska. He was 25.

Meadows died Feb. 25 after falling overboard into the freezing Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska. He was 25.

The family announced their return to the UK last month after spending six years in the US.

The family announced their return to the UK last month after spending six years in the US.

An MTA track worker discovered the body of a man believed to be in his 20s or 30s inside a utility closet in a subway tunnel near East Harlem’s 125th Street station Saturday morning, cops said.

A missing California coffee shop owner’s husband is revealing new details in the six-month search for his wife — including using drones to hunt for clues as the desperate efforts continue. Chris Hillyard said investigators and supporters are zeroing in on areas where Amy Hillyard liked to hike and walk, using aerial imagery to search...

A Fresno house party erupted in violence late Friday night when a fight ended with three people stabbed and rushed to a hospital.

So much has changed in a year for Gabe Perreault.

Indian Refiners Lift LPG Output Nearly 20% As Hormuz Blockage Chokes Imports

Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com,

Indian state refiners are ramping up their production of liquefied petroleum gas amid a seasonal jump in demand as the country enters festive season and imports from the Middle East remain strangled.

So far in September, local production of LPG has averaged 44,000 tons daily, Indian media reported, citing Bloomberg data. This was close to 20% more than the August average, despite diversification in imports from the United States and Africa, The Telegraph reported.

India has also boosted imports from the United Arab Emirates in recent months. The UAE has ramped up its exports of crude oil and products despite the war, managing the Strait of Hormuz via a pipeline bypass to Fujairah for crude and by shuttling exports on small vessels to the Gulf of Oman, from where it loads fuels onto larger tankers for export out of the Middle East.

The Telegraph noted that despite the import diversification and festive season, demand for liquefied petroleum gas in India was likely to remain lower than last year because of demand destruction in the industrial sector. The UAE, meanwhile, remains India's largest supplier of the energy commodity. ADNOC recently confirmed that despite the situation in Hormuz, it will deliver all contracted LPG volumes for Indian buyers in October.

"As India's largest LPG supplier, ADNOC remains fully committed to meeting our customers' needs and supporting India's energy security," a spokesperson for the Emirati major told Bloomberg. "We continue to provide reliable and secure LPG supplies to our customers in India and work closely with them to meet their requirements."

Some 60% of Indian households rely on liquefied petroleum gas as their primary cooking fuel, and the blockage at the Strait of Hormuz, where 90% of all Indian LPG imports used to pass through, was immediately felt by consumers, leading to demand destruction.

Tyler Durden Sat, 09/26/2026 - 18:40

After hitting just .224 in September, Luis García Jr. showed key signs of heating up for the Yankees in a 6-3 win over the Orioles.

“Christa was broken, not evil,” her attorneys wrote in the petition. 

Who's ready for some Saturday night college football action?

The grisly discovery has yet to be linked to specific victims or independently confirmed through forensic testing.