IJR News

Ouaddou stresses key moments before MTN8 final — 3dOrlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou says his team must stay composed, defend resiliently, start strongly and convert scarce chances to beat Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 final as Pirates pursue a fifth consecutive title. He said preparations have gone well despite some players being away on international duty, while injured midfielder Sihle Nduli is unlikely to be ready.

0

Tommy’s Plans Terror at 15 Michigan Car WashesLifestyle — 3dTommy’s Express is bringing its Tunnel of Terror haunted car-wash experience back to 15 Michigan locations this Halloween season. Riders stay in their cars as they encounter jump scares, eerie sounds and other spooky effects during the slow, roughly three-minute wash.

0

Police seek three missing people in Massachusetts, AlabamaWorld — 2dPolice are seeking the public’s help finding three missing people: 16-year-old Scarlet Osorto Cambar in Lowell, Massachusetts; 21-year-old Lonnie Bailey in Mobile, Alabama, last heard from Sept. 22; and 19-year-old Zaryah Johnson in Birmingham, Alabama, last seen Oct. 4. Authorities urge anyone with information about their whereabouts to contact the respective police departments.

0

Paramount+ Renews ‘Tulsa King’ for Season 5 — 3dParamount+ renewed Sylvester Stallone’s crime drama Tulsa King for a fifth season ahead of Season 4’s premiere. Season 5 is filming in New York, where the story will return to Dwight Manfredi’s mafia roots, with Scarlet Rose Stallone promoted to series regular and four new regular cast members joining.

0

Asian shares mixed after Nasdaq hits new record — 2dNasdaq rose 1.1% to a record close as Asian shares mixed; Aramco's Amin Nasser said the oil supply cushion is scarily thin, with less than 10 percent of reserves available.

0

Jared Kim Investors should watch corporate earnings closely now since inflation and rate uncertainty might limit any further market gains.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Aramco CEO Warns Global Oil Buffers Thin — 3dAramco CEO Amin Nasser said the oil supply cushion is "scarily thin" after nearly 3 billion barrels of regional supply were disrupted; rebuilding could take two years.

+3

Nicole Hardy The region keeps cutting supply and ordinary people end up paying more at the pump.

Pakistan Minister Warns Food Insecurity Threatens National SecurityHealth — 6dFood safety advocates argue it should be embedded in business leadership and daily decisions, while a sharp U.S.-European regulatory divide and major 2026 outbreaks have renewed concerns about oversight and consumer protection. Separately, climate change, conflict and resource pressures are worsening food insecurity worldwide; Pakistan’s officials warn that water scarcity and extreme weather threaten agriculture and call for coordinated support for farmers.

0

Raid on Taipei Gay Bar Prompts LGBTQ Protest Ahead of Pride — 4d"They raided the place violently. It was very scary," a detainee said after Taipei police took 51 from gay bar Commander D on Oct. 3; about 100 protested Sunday.

+3

Tom Gallagher If laws were being broken inside, the raid might have had a reason, but the reported force still needs explaining.

Eric Schmitt: “Did you or did you not get into one little fight and your mother got scared, so she sent you to live with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air?” Jack Smith: “That was Will Smith.” — 6dMeme Wars: trending on the Left today.

+2

Maya Lindstrom Jack Smith's direct correction keeps things grounded and avoids turning every exchange into viral nonsense.

Congress passes bill ending penny production — Sep 29, 2026The Senate passed the bipartisan Common Cents Act, sending it to President Donald Trump to formally end production of pennies, which cost nearly four cents each to make and are expected to save the government about $56 million annually. As pennies become scarcer, businesses could round cash transactions to the nearest five cents; existing pennies would remain valid, and electronic payments would be unaffected.

0

2.7 Million Return to Khartoum Amid Shortages — Sep 27, 2026About 2.7 million people have returned to Khartoum since Sudan’s army retook the capital, but many face prolonged power and water outages, scarce jobs and medicine, and lingering dangers from unexploded ordnance. With fighting continuing elsewhere and basic services unreliable, some returnees are sending their families abroad again, despite the hardships Sudanese faced while seeking refuge in Egypt.

0

New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Ole Miss QB Chambliss Returns After Injury Scare — Sep 26, 2026Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss returned after a first-quarter rib hit vs. No. 21 Florida, completed a pass, and was confirmed back by Brad Logan.

0

Marcus Bell Florida's defense came out physical but good to know the backup plan wasn't needed long.

UBS Rates Five AI Hosting Stocks Buy — Sep 23, 2026UBS sees sizable upside in five former Bitcoin miners repurposing their power assets for AI data centers, arguing that scarce grid access and contracted capacity position them to benefit as computing demand surges, though execution and tenant risks remain. Other market coverage points to potential beneficiaries across the broader buildout—including Quanta Services, Keysight, Amphenol, Tutor Perini and Viavi—while noting that higher rates and inflation may complicate the investment outlook.

0

Fever's Lexie Hull Returns After Face Injury — Sep 19, 2026Lexie Hull has remained a reliable starter for the Indiana Fever as they pursue playoff positioning, contributing around 5 points and 3 rebounds per game while coaches continue to rotate the lineup, including inserting Raven Johnson at times. Hull survived a first-half injury scare but returned to play, and off the court she announced her engagement to Will Matthiessen, with a wedding planned for November 2026.

0

Packers lose Reed and Bako-Bewele to injuries on opening drive — Sep 20, 2026Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed was carted off with a scary injury on the Jets game’s second play, with initial indications of a neck injury and him being placed on a backboard before leaving the field. The situation comes after Reed’s injury-plagued 2025 season, and despite that history, he signed a three-year, roughly $50 million extension that keeps him in Green Bay through 2029 as the team views him as a key offensive piece alongside Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.

+3

Dana Whitfield Reed's neck scare on the second play is a brutal way to open the season, especially after that big extension.

Can you actually read a map?Quizie — QuizFifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.

Gaza City Collapse Kills At Least 11World — Sep 16, 2026Gaza City buildings have repeatedly collapsed following Israeli strikes, with civil defense and volunteers pulling survivors from the rubble while authorities report dozens dead and many others missing or displaced, underscoring a wider humanitarian crisis as reconstruction stalls and aid and equipment remain scarce. The incidents highlight ongoing dangers for residents and responders alike amid restricted imports and limited heavy machinery, complicating rescue efforts and recovery efforts.

0

Ohtani Advances in Recovery as Dodgers Weigh Playoff Seed — Sep 17, 2026With the Dodgers having clinched the NL West and pursuing optimal playoff positioning, the team is balancing health and readiness as Ohtani progresses toward a return while Rushing tests his recovering arm, Snell remains on track after a groin scare, and Pages eyes activation in the final homestand. The organization is prioritizing careful progression and avoiding rushes, aiming to maximize star players’ availability for October.

0

Resident Evil Reboot Set for September 18 Release — Sep 13, 2026Zach Cregger’s upcoming Resident Evil film will feature a colossal 2,000-pound practical monster crafted by Shane Mahan, signaling a commitment to tangible creature effects on set. The movie will tell a new story not directly based on any game, and early reactions praise its horror-lighting balance of scares and humor as a promising reboot.

0

Postpartum Challenges Span Skin, Mental Health, Self-CareHealth — Sep 15, 2026Postpartum experience spans physical changes like dry, rough skin due to hormonal shifts and dehydration, the need to balance self-care with infant care, and the value of beauty rituals to maintain identity; mental health concerns are also central, including recognition of postpartum depression and nighttime anxiety or sundown scaries with practical support and coping strategies. Additionally, the early pregnancy phase and waiting for the first scan can provoke anxiety, illustrating how stress, hormones, and sleep disruption shape the broader motherhood journey.

0

Dortmund Teen Karetsas Returns to Training After Scare — Sep 16, 2026Borussia Dortmund midfielder Konstantinos Karetsas has returned to team training after a medical incident on his Champions League debut with suspected circulatory problems, with the club calling his first group session an important step toward his full return. Dortmund had previously described a period of individual sessions as he recovers, with no immediate indication of a return date.

0

Memory Shortage Squeezes Budget Devices Through 2027 — Sep 16, 2026SK Hynix's CEO projects memory chips stay scarce until at least 2027, squeezing budget device makers and risking a 13.9% smartphone shipment drop.

+3

Marcus Bell If memory stays this tight until 2028, companies might start designing devices around whatever chips they can actually get instead of what users want.

Aerospace Supplier Deals Near Record as Output Rises — Sep 10, 2026Aerospace and defense manufacturing is in a sustained ramp-up with a hiring rebound evident as production lines expand. Dealmaking is accelerating as Boeing and Airbus schedules stabilize, with 154 disclosed deals through August near the 2019 peak and major acquisitions like GE’s $12 billion purchase of Consolidated Precision Products and Parker Hannifin’s $2.6 billion Circor deal underscoring demand for scarce, capable suppliers with predictable cash flows.

+2

Tom Gallagher It's encouraging to see aerospace suppliers getting acquired at these prices as Boeing and Airbus stabilize output.

Sofia Vergara Awards Golden Buzzer To America’s Got Talent Act She Found Scary — Sep 9, 2026

+3

Priya Raman The act sounds intense if it got to her like that, but she made the right call anyway.

Oscar-Winning Actress Eva Marie Saint Dies at 102 — 2dEva Marie Saint died at 102, the oldest living Oscar winner; she accepted her On the Waterfront award nine months pregnant, joked she might give birth onstage, and did so two days later.

0