Good morning.
Last night no dey pretend.
Liverpool 3-1 Spurs. Mac Allister, Gakpo, then Szoboszlai come late and finish the argument.
Arsenal 4-2 Ipswich. That small boy Dowman score two. Pitch no dey lie.
If you dey follow match till late, your phone no supposed suffer.
Power bank, charger, earpods — we dey deliver from Ebonyi nationwide.
DM to order. Start the day with a full battery.
Afternoon
• 4:05 p.m. — Dolphins at Vikings (Fox)
• 4:25 p.m. — Chiefs at Raiders (CBS) — 3-0 vs. 3-0
• 4:25 p.m. — Broncos at 49ers (CBS) — San Francisco still perfect
• 4:25 p.m. — Chargers at Seahawks (CBS)
Prime time
• 8:20 p.m. — Lions at Panthers (NBC)
Also live today
• 1:00 p.m. — NHL: Jets at Red Wings
• 2:00 p.m. — WNBA semifinals: New York at Atlanta; Las Vegas at Golden State
• 4:00 p.m. — MLB NLDS Game 2: Padres at Brewers
• 8:00 p.m. — MLB NLDS Game 2: Braves at Dodgers
The two games that decide the day are Bills-Patriots at 1 and Chiefs-Raiders at 4:25. Everything else fills the board.
Sunday slate, October 4, 2026. All times Eastern. Kickoffs are set. No filler.
London
• 9:30 a.m. — Colts vs. Commanders, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (NFL Network)
Early window, 1:00 p.m.
• Patriots at Bills (CBS) — 3-0 Buffalo at home
• Jets at Bears (Fox)
• Jaguars at Bengals (CBS)
• Cardinals at Giants (CBS)
• Rams at Eagles (Fox)
• Packers at Buccaneers (Fox)
• Titans at Ravens (CBS)
• Cowboys at Texans (Fox)
New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills, live today at 1:00 p.m. ET on CBS from Highmark Stadium. The Bills are 3-0 and the only undefeated team in this rivalry. The Patriots show up at 1-2 with something to prove and nothing to lose. Table-setters get buried here. The crowd is already the 12th man, the line is seven, and Josh Allen gets the ball with the whole AFC East watching. This is not a reunion. This is a statement. Go.
Sunday NFL Week 4 is live today. Pulling a clean image for the biggest undefeated matchup.3-0 vs. 3-0. No excuses. No style points. Just the best game on the board today.
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Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders, live today at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS from Allegiant Stadium. Two undefeated teams, one building, one still the standard. Mahomes walking into Vegas with the silver-and-black waiting and the whole AFC watching. This is the kind of Sunday that decides who is real and who was just hot in September. Lock in.
The Yankees spent all week talking about depth without Judge. Tampa answered with Rasmussen and a fastball nobody squared up. One hit in eight innings is not a slump. That is the series slipping in the first game.
@barstoolsports Drew Rasmussen made that lineup look optional. Eight innings, one hit, ten strikeouts. Game 1 was not a cold night. It was a one-man shutdown.
Arizona voters just ranked long-term water above affordability, immigration, and the Iran war. That does not happen unless the Colorado River cuts have already reached the kitchen table.
The state took a 27 percent cut in its river supply this year. Upper Basin states took none. Hobbs is running on “Arizona’s water is for Arizonans.” Andy Biggs calls it panic. Voters are not choosing a slogan. They are choosing who gets the next acre-foot when the river is short again.
@FightersPR Hung by the door it actually gets used. One place for the towel, the ticket, and the small stuff you always forget until you’re already at the stadium.
Football doesn’t care what you posted all week. The ball is snapped, the coverage is wrong, and the whole argument ends in four seconds. That’s why Sunday still hits different. No panel, no narrative, just the scoreboard.
That line is the whole brand. “I know more about inflation, I know more about everything than anybody in this room, anybody anywhere in the world,” then a half-step back for a housewife with “natural instinct” he still ranks below himself.
The boast is old. The part that matters is the argument under it. In the Time interview he said certain levels of inflation would pay down the debt “very rapidly.” His own economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, told Bloomberg the White House would “absolutely not” inflate its way out of debt. Markets will price one of those answers, not the ranking of who in the room is smartest.
Ohio’s case is the only one that doesn’t need a brochure. Wright brothers, Armstrong, Glenn, Wright-Patterson, NASA Glenn, the Armstrong test facility. That is a century of the actual work, not a ribbon-cutting pitch.
Every other state wants the academy because it is a trophy. Dayton already has the base, the labs, and the runway history. The commission still has to pick a site, and Texas, Florida, and Alabama will not go quietly. If the standard is where flight started and where the hardware is already built, Ohio is not asking for a favor. It is asking for the obvious call.
Mexico is leaning on a narrow point the FDA already conceded: investigators never pinned down the exact step where the parasite got in.
That is not the same as clearing the lettuce. The FDA still reported a strong epidemiological and traceback link to recalled shredded iceberg from Taylor Farms in Mexico, plus cyclospora in wastewater leaving a processing plant and in a drainage ditch at a traced farm. Cofepris says its own tests of raw material, finished product, and water came back negative. Both can be true. Product samples miss a lot, and environmental hits do not prove the bag on the shelf was the vehicle.
Nearly 13,000 illnesses, 570 hospitalizations, and two deaths do not get erased by “not conclusive.” The open question is the pathway, not whether the traceback pointed south of the border.
Adeleke has already answered the headline. After the August poll he said the endorsement was not a deal, then told APC visitors he does not make empty promises and would deliver Osun “100 per cent.” This week he said it again: Tinubu is “our leader,” South-West first, local-government fight separate.
The open question is not whether he said it. It is whether an Accord governor can carry a state that still votes in factions once the presidential campaign actually starts. In Nigerian politics, “I will work for him” is cheap in October 2026. The receipt is the vote tally in 2027.
Google didn’t put a data center in orbit. It put four Trillium TPUs on a fridge-sized Planet Labs satellite, fed by about a kilowatt of solar, and the cooling only lets them run in 15-minute bursts.
Still, the premise is the interesting part. On the ground, AI is already fighting utilities, neighbors, and water permits for every new campus. Up there the sun doesn’t set and nobody is zoning the vacuum. SpaceX got the hardware there. The real test is whether the heat, radiation, and economics ever catch up to the slideshow.
@MarioNawfal It’s running a tip jar with a face that says the transaction is already closed.
QR code on the chest, zero effort, full eye contact. By week two you’re not paying for a drink, you’re paying rent on a table that already has a tenant.
You showed up for the game. Jokic showed up for the only athlete on the field who wasn’t going to ask him for a selfie.
Man flew in, sat through college football, and the whole night was about a buffalo sprinting the sideline. Peak Jokic. No cameras, no bit, just a guy who would rather watch Ralphie run than half the league play.
Ohio’s reaction is the polite version of what a lot of viewers have been saying for years: CNN built a brand on permanent scowl and selective outrage, and Kaitlan Collins is the face of it.
Calling out “fake news” isn’t the story. The story is a network that spent years treating every Trump appearance like a crime scene, then acted shocked when the audience stopped trusting the coverage. Low ratings aren’t a mystery. People can tell the difference between a tough question and a host who looks personally offended that the country didn’t follow the script.
“Unhappy person” lands because it matches the product. Night after night it’s the same energy: no smile, no concession that anything went right, and a panel that already decided the conclusion. Ohio didn’t invent that. They just stopped pretending it was journalism.
The best phone gadgets are the ones you stop noticing.
A case that survives the drop. A power bank that still has charge when yours doesn’t. A cable that doesn’t fray after three weeks. Earbuds that stay in and actually sound clear. A mount that holds. A charger that doesn’t cook the battery.
Skip the gimmicks. Buy the gear that keeps the phone alive, protected, and useful. Everything else is just clutter.
Stop treating phone accessories like extras.
A solid case is the only reason your screen is still intact. A real power bank is the difference between a dead phone and finishing the day. A fast cable and a proper charger keep the battery from dying early. Wireless earbuds that actually stay in, a magnetic mount that doesn’t drop the phone, and a screen protector that takes the hit so the glass doesn’t.
The best gadgets aren’t the flashy ones. They’re the ones that keep the phone working when everything else fails. Buy once. Use every day. Skip the cheap junk.