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The 49ers have trimmed to a 53-man roster ahead of their season opener in Australia against the Rams. They trade for veteran interior lineman Jarrett Patterson, add depth at guard and center, and place several players on IR or PUP as they prepare for Week 1.
Roger Federer has been inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport after a storied career that included 20 Grand Slam titles. In the run-up, he has performed exhibition matches in New York, signaling a lasting legacy beyond competition and underscoring his impact on fans and the sport.
Fery has claimed a 3-6 7-5 6-3 win in the North Carolina quarter-final, earning a first US Open semi-final berth since Wimbledon. He will meet James Duckworth in the last four after Duckworth defeated Fabian Marozsan.
Castellanos has committed to Texas Tech after Brendan Sorsby’s gambling-related exit. Will Hammond is slated as starter; Castellanos could back him up as Tech opens against Abilene Christian. Castellanos has thrown for 6,449 yards and 48 TDs in 38 college games.
The Los Angeles Rams have added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald returns from retirement, forming a fearsome pass-rush duo alongside Matthew Stafford as they pursue a second Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
Djokovic has been eliminated in the first round of a Grand Slam by Mariano Navone in a four hours and 36 minutes marathon match, marking his first early exit in a major since 2006 and continuing health-related struggles under humid conditions.
Nvidia has reported stronger-than-expected results, guiding to 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028 amid robust AI demand. Amazon plans to buy 2 million Nvidia GPUs, underscoring sustained AI infrastructure buildout. Analysts note the market is reassessing hype around AI as Nvidia shows durable demand and a diversified customer base.
Aryna Sabalenka has retained focus at the US Open, addressing questions about her schedule and off-court activities while stressing that training and mental strength drive her. She is preparing for the next rounds after a dominant performance, with rivals pushing for top rankings.
Coco Gauff has reached the US Open quarter-finals after a gripping comeback over Mirra Andreeva, extending her current winning streak and moving closer to a fourth major semi-final before potential world No. 1 status.
The NTSB has released details from cockpit data after a Miami crash involving an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767. One pilot warned of high speed before landing, but a crew response remains unclear as investigators probe a runway overrun that killed five ground workers and injured others.
Inflation remains elevated as energy prices stay buoyant amid renewed Middle East fighting. The latest data show consumer prices rising year over year, with monthly gains in August. Gas and diesel costs are at multi-year highs, weighing on households and businesses just as midterm politics heighten scrutiny of the administration’s economic management.
Channel 4’s Apocalypse puts 14 strangers in an abandoned Indiana town to survive 28 days with scarce resources. Two camps, tense leadership struggles, and board-up supermarkets mark the early days of the social experiment.
Amazon has paused operations with 21 Air after a fatal Miami crash involving Prime Air Flight 7598. Investigators are reviewing speed, descent and maintenance as the NTSB probes the Sept. 6 incident that killed five workers and injured five others. Amazon is supporting the investigation and seeking other carriers.
Oklahoma State has defeated No. 1 Oregon 39-31 in Stillwater, ending a long skid against FBS opponents. Quarterback Drew Mestemaker threw for 317 yards with two interceptions, but added a 10-yard rushing TD to cap a late comeback; the win marks coach Eric Morris’s first at OSU.
An independent UN fact‑finding mission has concluded there are reasonable grounds to believe US forces carried out two February strikes in Iran — on a primary school in Minab and a sports complex in Lamerd — that amounted to indiscriminate attacks and therefore constituted war crimes. The mission has also found Iran committed crimes against humanity during nationwide protests.
Colorado State University has apologized for chants directed at BYU players and fans during a recent football game, saying mocking anyone’s faith has no place. BYU won 41-23, and CSU says it is addressing the incident with students. The incident echoes prior penalties in college football against other programs.
Czech Republic has secured the Billie Jean King Cup, defeating Britain 2-0 to claim their 12th title. Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova led the charge, delivering straight-set wins for a dominant performance. Barbora Strycova marks her first win as captain, while Britain’s squad features rising players but falls short in Shenzhen.
The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Ohio and Tennessee can regulate Kalshi's sports-event contracts under state gambling laws. The court found Kalshi’s contracts do not meet the statutory definition of “swap” and rejected the argument that federal law preempts state gambling rules. The decision adds to a circuit split on the issue and follows recent rulings in other circuits.
Developing contests across the U.S. see heavy spending from national committees and super PACs. Texas, North Carolina, Ohio, Iowa, and Kansas are among the states where ads and funding shifts aim to influence close races. The dynamic spending reflects a broader scramble to protect or seize Senate control as Election Day approaches.
The Trump administration has suspended new and pending PERM applications for major tech firms and a set of universities as part of a broader crackdown on skilled-work visas. Officials say the move targets perceived abuses while firms argue most filings extend existing workers’ statuses. The development follows high-profile comments by Vice President JD Vance about replacing American workers with foreign labor.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has said Nidal Hasan, convicted for the 2009 Fort Hood shootings, is scheduled for execution by firing squad on Dec. 3 and that the military will make the execution public. The Department of Defense has declined to comment on how the execution will be presented to spectators or whether it will be broadcast.
Vivek Ramaswamy has released an ad accusing Amy Acton of lying as Republicans, including Trump, weigh the political damage. Acton’s camp condemns the spot amid claims of childhood abuse by Acton’s stepfather and ongoing debate within the party.