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Trump focuses on White House decor for second straight day in post-midterm remarks
Confirmed
In Short: The Atlanta Falcons announced that Cooper Rush will be the team's starting quarterback for a second straight game.
The president's focus on the White House decor and renovations has been a recurring theme in his recent remarks. Both times he addressed the topic, he emphasized the importance of preserving the historic integrity of the rooms.
In a separate development, Samsung Electronics reported its first quarterly operating profit of more than 100 trillion won, marking its fourth straight quarter of record earnings. Quarterly operating profit rose from 20.07 trillion won in the fourth quarter of last year to 57.23 trillion won in the first quarter of this year, 89.47 trillion won in the second quarter, and 107.4 trillion won in the third quarter.
Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox, who were looking to take steps forward after three straight 100-loss seasons, including a modern-day major-league record of 121 in 2024, saw their season come to an end. Murakami’s two-run home run in the fourth inning lifted the Sox to a 3-0 victory against the Guardians in Game 1 of the ALDS.
The Atlanta Falcons announced that Cooper Rush will be the team's starting quarterback for a second straight game. Rush's performance will be crucial as the team faces upcoming challenges in the season.
What's confirmed
- Both times he focused on rooms and renovations at the White House.
What's still developing
- Stockton didn’t have as many of the same spectacular highlights as Russell did, but he was more efficient; he took a huge shot at the goal line as his reward for a second-half touchdown run, and he was a huge reason why Georgia is heading back home as a winner.
- Kentucky went for two for the second straight week in overtime, and it worked again.
- Skubal (10-7) allowed three hits, struck out nine and walked one as he gained his second win against Cincinnati in seven days.
- The two-time defending World Series champions cut their magic number to three for a fifth straight NL West title and 13th in 14 seasons.
- For the second straight September, the Phillies are facing the possibility of reaching the playoffs with a top-line starting pitcher on the injured list.
- Yelich managed to get his foot into the bag a split second before the ball was caught, and while the play on the field was ruled out, Pat Murphy’s challenge got that overturned and the inning continued with the bases loaded.
- And for the second time this season, they hung at least five runs on him to force him off the mound before the sixth inning.
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