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World number two Luke Humphries ended a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy with a stunning 6-4 victory over Gerwyn Price in the World Grand Prix final.Humphries, 31, was at the top of the sport two years ago but has found his dominance superseded by Luke Littler and had failed to taste major success since winning the Premier League in May 2025.A ranking title had eluded him since claiming the Masters in February last year, but he showed his class and an abundance of character to lift the title in Leicester.The second seed, who was in a record-breaking fourth…

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All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. GUANAJUATO, Guanajuato — Civic vigilance reached a 160-year high in the historic capital of Guanajuato on Saturday evening after local residents, observing a group of French performers scaling public buildings and suspending high-tension ropes across historic plazas, mistakenly believed the French Republic had launched a third military intervention in Mexico. Members of the Paris-based Chaillot National Theater, who arrived in the city to perform a collaborative aerial circus piece titled “Vértigo” for the 54th International Cervantino Festival, were met with suspicious glances and immediate…

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Ed Sheeran enlisted a familiar face as a surprise opener for his Loop Tour stop in Atlanta. During his Saturday (Oct. 3) concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the English singer-songwriter welcomed Isaac Slade, the former frontman of The Fray, as a special guest to perform an abbreviated set before Sheeran took the stage. Slade performed The Fray’s “How to Save a Life” and “You Found Me” while also addressing the war in Gaza and urging the audience to seek common ground amid the polarization surrounding the conflict. “Everybody seems to be taking sides in this world and that’s good,” Slade told…

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Turnstile made their Saturday Night Live debut last night, becoming the first hardcore band to hit the late-night stage in 45 years. The evening also saw the Baltimore group share Studio 8H with an unexpected artist: Taylor Swift, who presented host and “Patient Zero” music video star Dakota Johnson with a birthday cake during her monologue. (Johnson introduced Swift as her “literal therapist.”) Watch Turnstile perform “BIRDS” and an “I CARE/DULL” medley, and check out Swift’s surprise appearance, below.Turnstile are the second artist to play SNL’s 52nd season, which premiered last week with host Jalen Brunson and musical guest Katseye.…

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Chris Jones, BBC Rugby Union correspondentThe Prem has been all about free flowing attack so far this season, but this was much more of an old school dogfight.A stop-start game dominated by the referee’s whistle, Sale came up with two big plays in the second half: Tom O’Flaherty with a stunning individual score, while Ben Bamber’s try was also a beauty after excellent build-up play.The big names stepped up for Sale. Courtney Lawes looked his old self in the lineout and on the floor, while Tom Curry was magnificent in the kind of physical scrap he relishes. George Ford managed…

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This one is going to hurt for a while. El Tri face-planted in the first real test of the Rafa Márquez era, producing a handful of blunders that a grateful U.S. team converted into a 3-0 rout on Saturday night in Arizona. TRES A CERO IN THE DESERT! 🇺🇸 — U.S. Soccer Men’s National Team (@USMNT) October 4, 2026 Worse than the self-inflicted wounds that left Márquez screaming in frustration, the bloopers by key players might produce significant line-up juggling for Tuesday’s game against Chile. Multiple errors by goalie Raúl Rangel, fullback Mateo Chávez and defender Diego Campillo might not…

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In the Oct. 3 cold open on “Saturday Night Live,” Andrew Dismukes and Ashley Padilla play Republican strategists who have their work cut out for them building buzz for their party. Marcello Hernández comes in first as Marco Rubio, who speaks to constituents in Spanish, admits that Trump did not live up to expectations and his endless war is not making things better. Mikey Day then shows up as a frozen Mitch McConnell in a wheelchair, only able to give the peace sign and nearly derailing the fourth wall of the sketch when he mistakenly tries to say “Live from…

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Beneath the freedom talk lies a centralized machine that hoovers up private data, flattens dissent and redistributes cognition by token Donald Trump and major tech leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Nvidia, SpaceX, Meta and other tech companies gathered for a meeting at the White House to reach a deal on what Trump described as an “AI constitution” to ensure that frontier models do not pose catastrophic, unintended risks.In the course of the meeting a “morally binding” voluntary accord was signed in order to “win safely,” as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei put it.Beyond this self-regulation pact, the Trump administration will additionally set…

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All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. After nearly 20 years of game play, the NFL returns to London for the 2026-27 season. The league has been growing American Football around the world with regular season games played in international cities, such as Rio, Mexico City, Melbourne, Berlin, Dublin and others. Explore See latest videos, charts and news For the week four matchup, two premiere NFL teams with the Colts and Commanders play…

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Food is, in many ways, the greatest of social equalizers. Everyone, after all, must sit down to eat at various points in the day, and there’s no escaping the fact that we must all break bread together. But too often, there’s an exclusivity around who gets to actually sit at the proverbial table. In a bustling metropolis like Mexico City, in particular, many residents are gatekept and unable to enjoy the city’s most sought-after offerings, largely due to massive socioeconomic barriers. Wealth disparities shape capital dining The gap between “haves” and “have-nots” in Mexico City is widening, but world-class dining…

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