A letter for Rooney; not a verdict
Dozens of writers and actors have signed, on the cover of the New Statesman, an open letter for Sally Rooney....
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Wedgewood admits fabricated polls. Not a criminal case
On Tuesday, Wedgewood Polls admitted on social media that it had fabricated polling data. It called the projec...
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FILIA and eLiberare ask for Law 53/2026 to be applied; a letter, not a new law
The FILIA Centre and the eLiberare Association sent an open letter on Wednesday, 21 October, to the justice mi...
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Strait of Messina bridge: prosecutors take papers. Not a conviction
On Wednesday, 21 October 2026, Rome’s public prosecutor’s office instructed the Carabinieri ROS to serve an or...
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The Times apologises to Infantino; a correction, not a verdict
The Times published a correction and an apology to Gianni Infantino and FIFA after a 13 October article. FIFA...
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United Airlines posted $1.03 billion net income in Q3. Q4 adjusted EPS guidance is $0.50–$1.50
United Airlines Holdings reported third-quarter results on Tuesday, 20 October 2026, for the period ended 30 S...
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Christina Applegate says doctors withdrew her MS diagnosis. The symptoms have not gone
American actress Christina Applegate said on Tuesday, 20 October 2026, on MeSsy, the podcast she hosts with Ja...
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EU Council recommendation on housing exclusion. Not a regulation
The EU Council adopted on Monday, 19 October, in Luxembourg, a recommendation on fighting housing exclusion, i...
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Rinku Hooda, F46 javelin gold in Nagoya: 65.11 m. Three throwers, not a Paralympic medal
Rinku Hooda took gold on Monday, 19 October, in the F46 javelin at the Asian Para Games in Nagoya, with 65.11...
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You Can See Everything opens at about $15 million. An estimate, not a verdict
The documentary You Can See Everything, about Elizabeth Holmes, opened the North American weekend at about $15...
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Mona Agarwal gold, Avani Lekhara silver at 10m air rifle, Asian Para Games. Not the Olympics
Mona Agarwal won gold in the women's 10-metre air rifle standing SH1 event at the Asian Para Games in Aichi-Na...
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RTÉ: cutting the Palestine-flag necklace from Cheap Irish Homes was a mistake. Not a Coimisiún ruling
RTÉ says it was a mistake to cut, in post-production, a Palestinian-flag necklace from a Cheap Irish Homes epi...
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Lucía Caminos, in GTA VI. The trailer woke a corner of the internet. Not the whole audience
The GTA VI trailer puts Lucía Caminos, a Latina, beside Jason Duval. El País, 16 October: part of the fan base...
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Gozun wants an algorithm for sport money. The draft gives 41% to C1, 6% to C5
Petru Gozun, president of Moldova’s Dance Sport Federation, is asking for a transparent algorithm for public s...
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Gemma Arenas, world 100 km bronze and a W45 record, at 47
Gemma Arenas, 47, from Almagro in Ciudad Real, is Spain's 100-kilometre road record-holder and a 2026 world br...
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Australia’s first Vietnamese heritage museum opens in Melbourne
Australia’s first museum dedicated to the Vietnamese refugee experience opened on Saturday in Melbourne’s Suns...
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Frankfurt Book Fair 2026 brings the publishing world together from 7 to 11 October
The 78th Frankfurt Book Fair is scheduled from 7 to 11 October 2026. It remains the main meeting point of the...
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64 years since James Meredith was blocked from enrolling at the University of Mississippi
On 20 September 1962, James Meredith tried to enrol at the University of Mississippi. Governor Ross Barnett, t...
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145 years since the death of US President James A. Garfield
September 19, 2026 marks 145 years since the death of James A. Garfield, the 20th president of the United Stat...
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74 years since Charlie Chaplin was prevented from freely returning to the United States
On 19 September 1952, while Charlie Chaplin was at sea bound for Europe, United States Attorney General James...
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317 years since the birth of Samuel Johnson, author of the great English dictionary
18 September 2026 marks 317 years since the birth of Samuel Johnson in Lichfield, England. Encyclopaedia Brita...
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65 years since the birth of James Gandolfini, the actor who played Tony Soprano
18 September 2026 marks 65 years since the birth of American actor James Joseph Gandolfini Jr., best known for...
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Why Does a Microwave Oven Door Have a Metal Mesh?
A microwave door looks like glass, but behind it sits a mesh with thousands of holes. You need to see the food...
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66 years since the first Paralympic Games opened in Rome
On 18 September 1960 a competition now recognised as the first Paralympic Games opened in Rome. Around 400 ath...
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175 years since the first edition of The New York Times was published
On 18 September 1851 a four-page newspaper went on sale in New York for one cent under the name The New-York D...
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82 years since the birth of Reinhold Messner, pioneer of climbing without supplementary oxygen
17 September 2026 marks 82 years since the birth of Reinhold Messner in Brixen/Bressanone, South Tyrol. Encycl...
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22 years since the opening of the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games
17 September 2026 marks 22 years since the opening ceremony of the Athens Summer Paralympic Games. The competi...
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13 years since the release of Grand Theft Auto V, one of history’s best-selling games
17 September 2026 marks 13 years since the release of Grand Theft Auto V, developed by Rockstar North and publ...
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38 years since the Seoul Olympic Games opened: the ceremony of 17 September 1988
17 September 2026 marks 38 years since the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul. The Internat...
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James Webb reveals IC 348 in one of its largest released images, including brown dwarfs only twice Jupiter’s mass
NASA published on 15 September 2026 a panorama of the star-forming region IC 348, taken with the James Webb Sp...
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UNESCO opens debate on the future of quantum technologies and the risk of a global “quantum divide”
UNESCO is bringing together scientists, ethics experts, educators and policymakers on 16 September to examine...
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James Webb looks beyond the Black Eye Galaxy’s dark dust as NASA publishes new M64 view
NASA has published a new composite view of the Messier 64 galaxy on 16 September 2026, combining data from the...
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