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Walmart Vows No Personalized Pricing With AI

Furner stressed that Walmart associates will continue to oversee pricing, and the company will monitor and test its technology against these commitments.

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Health

Uttarakhand CM Defends SIR, Rejects Purification Claims

Dhami addressed the 'purification' ritual controversy, asserting that the ritual performed in Haldwani was not directed against any individual or caste, including party president Mallikarjun Kharge or Dalits.

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World

Two Mass Shootings in South Africa Kill at Least 27

South Africa has long struggled with high rates of violent crime, but the recent series of mass shootings has been particularly shocking, even in a country accustomed to high levels of violent crime.

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Business

US Treasury Yields Surge to Near 22-Year Highs

These surges in Treasury yields reflect a combination of factors, including high and rising national debt, inflation compounded by the conflict in Iran, a shift of investments to the AI market, and increased international tensions.

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Entertainment

KATSEYE Makes SNL Debut With Two EP Songs

The group debuted two songs from their EP 'Wild': 'Animal,' co-written by Ed Sheeran, and 'Hootie Frutti.' Both tracks showcased the group's high-energy choreography and polished vocals.

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World

Russian Strikes Kill 2, Wound 4 in Kyiv Market

Russian strikes killed two people and wounded four others in a Kyiv market, as drones and missiles continued to batter the city. The attacks, which hit a market in the Podilskyi district, come after days of relentless strikes on the capital.

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Technology

Can Muse overcome Meta’s trust issues?

Sean O'Kane, a TechCrunch reporter, tried Muse and found it useful for finding unclaimed money but described it as more of a novelty than a driver of ongoing usage.

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Politics

Supreme Court Rejects Missouri's GOP Map

The Supreme Court, with no dissents, upheld a state court order requiring Missouri to use the 2022 election map, which favors Republicans in six of the eight districts but preserves a key seat for Democrats.

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Entertainment

Nashville Celebrates Dolly Parton on 9/25

In Nashville, where Parton lived since she was 18, the city is marking the day with pink lighting, commemorative posters, and free stickers, buttons, and bookmarks.

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Technology

Fake ChatGPT Billing Emails Steal Login Info

Security researchers at Cofense uncovered a phishing campaign that impersonates OpenAI and ChatGPT, tricking users into revealing login information. The scam starts with an email that looks polished enough to make recipients pause.

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Technology

Metro by T-Mobile Offers $25 Unlimited 5G Plan with Phone

Metro by T-Mobile is rolling out two promotions aimed at reducing the cost of wireless service for new customers. The first promotion offers one line of unlimited 5G service for $25 per month with AutoPay, backed by a five-year price guarantee.

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Faith

Pope makes appeal for October “close to my heart”

Pope Leo has called on the faithful to pray the Rosary throughout October, with a special focus on ending wars and fostering peace among conflicting nations. This appeal comes as part of the Pope's ongoing commitment to the month of October, traditionally dedicated to the Rosary.

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Business

Crocs Sues Five Below Over Clog Design

Crocs and its subsidiary Jibbitz have filed a lawsuit against Five Below, alleging that the retailer's Juniors Charm Clog and related accessories infringe on their trademarks and patents.

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Entertainment

Robert Pattinson's 'Primetime' Opens to $19.2 Million

The film, produced for just $15 million and starring Pattinson as a 'To Catch a Predator' host, attracted a young audience, with 69% of the opening weekend crowd under the age of 30.

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Sports

Darnold Set to Return Against Commanders

Darnold's return is seen as a positive for the Seahawks, as the Commanders' defense ranks 27th in points allowed and last in quarterback rating allowed.

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Sports

Florida Rises in College Football Rankings After Win Over Ole Miss

Florida's impressive performance against Ole Miss has propelled them into the top 10 of the college football rankings, according to CBS Sports. The victory, which saw Florida secure a 52-28 win, has caused a significant shake-up in the rankings.

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Business

US Treasury Yields Surge Amid Inflation Concerns

Inflation, linked to the ongoing US-Iran conflict and high oil prices, has been a key factor in pushing Treasury yields higher. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has characterized the rise in inflation as transitory, but the market remains skeptical.

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Science

Bumblebee project seeking to help rare species

University of Cambridge researchers found that bumblebees carried roughly three times the concentrations of heavy metals compared to honeybees, indicating that pollution exposure can vary substantially between bee species.

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Entertainment

Jalen Brunson's 'SNL' Monologue Features Knicks Teammates Roasting Him

During the monologue, Brunson was interrupted by teammate RJ Barrett, who asked, 'How long's this going to go?' Barrett replied, 'About another seven minutes.' Brunson then booted Barrett off the stage and took questions from the audience, which included his teammates.

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World

Nor'easter Brings Flooding to New York and New Jersey

The nor'easter is bringing dangerous coastal flooding and beach conditions, strong winds, and heavy rainfall to areas including New York City and Boston. Surf City, New Jersey, was among coastal communities flooded, and the full moon is projected to worsen coastal flooding.

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Entertainment

SNL Season 52 Premiere Delayed Due to College Football

Saturday Night Live's season 52 premiere faced an unexpected delay in many markets due to the extended coverage of the college football game between Oregon and USC, which ended 16 minutes late.

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World

Trump's Press Ban? I've Seen This Show

The White House Correspondents’ Association President Jacqui Heinrich of Fox News issued a statement of solidarity and in defense of press freedoms, emphasizing the importance of collective resistance to the Trump administration’s actions.

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World

Fedorov Launches 'Army of Robots' to Robotize Warfare

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has launched a new initiative called the 'Army of Robots' to further robotize warfare, aiming to reduce the need for human soldiers on the battlefield.

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Sports

Oregon QB Dante Moore Carted Off After Brutal Hit

With Moore carted off, transfer quarterback Dylan Raiola took over the Oregon offense. Raiola had previously played at Nebraska and was expected to back up Moore this season before taking over in 2027.

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Business

Retiree Trades Pension for Annual Income

A retiree at 60 decided to trade his pension pot for an annual income of £30,000, a choice made knowing he had seven years before he would start receiving his state pension.

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