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  US Open champion Aryna Sabalenka mistakenly called Carlos Alcaraz, her fellow champion and World No. 1, "Jannik" during a fun segment on NBC's "Today Show." Someone get these two a sitcom. US Open champions Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz, holding their trophies in their laps and cracking up throughout, had delightful chemistry during their appearance on NBC's  Today Show  on Monday morning. In one fantastic unscripted moment, as she was explaing that she's "terrible" at dancing, Sabalenka mistakenly referred to her fellow World No. 1 as Jannik -- as in Sinner, whom Alcaraz defeated in the final on Sunday. "Can we cut it? Can we cut it?" Sabalenka, mortified but seeming to enjoy the light moment, said after the faux pas. 

 The iPhone is reportedly going skinny. But Apple’s bigger AI story still looks unfinished qz.comSep 8, 2025  Apple’s “Awe Dropping” fall show is expected to replay the company’s careful hand: Polish the hardware, bundle the ecosystem, delay the hard questions Wall Street already knows the cards on the table. Apple’s “Awe Dropping” show hits Tuesday afternoon — and the suspense isn’t whether CEO Tim Cook will pull a rabbit out of his sleeve; it’s whether Apple can turn an ultrathin iPhone silhouette, a cleaner camera story, a watch refresh, and a measured serving of “Apple Intelligence” into an upgrade wave that feels earned instead of engineered. The real question isn’t whether those rumored and reported pieces show up; it’s whether Apple can turn a hardware glow-up into an upgrade catalyst — and keep the revenue engine purring — while the heavier Siri overhaul keeps simmering in the background. The bet is straightforward: design first, AI later, and pricing in the margins. T...

le PÈRE has revealed its latest seasonal collection for the Fall/Winter 2025 season Continuing to flesh out the label’s “boyish masculine” authority, the FW25 range sees le PÈRE draw from a broad, European-inspired design lens to reimagine its classic sportswear and prepwear pieces The first drop from FW25 collection is now available to shop le PÈRE sources inspiration from a boundless library of “artists” and global sartorial style codes. Founded by Abhi Janamanchi and now-CEO Ryan Wright – the team behind the independent music label AWAL – the bicoastal “boyish masculine” menswear label revels deeply in the modern-day music realm to inform its sportswear-leaning staple designs, imbuing sonic influence into almost each collection in some capacity. Now with a new brick-and-mortar outpost in LA to complement its Lower East Side NYC homebase, le PÈRE is looking beyond its bicoastal goalposts and instead to its worldwide archive of inspo for its Fall/Winter 2025 collection. With craftsman...

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  As Boston's mayor faces Patriots heir, Trump looms large Usa Today .   2 Hours Ago Boston Mayor  Michelle Wu  is facing off against the heir to a legendary football dynasty in the Massachusetts city’s mayoral election, but her biggest opponent may well be  President Donald Trump .   Wu, the first woman and person of color to lead the city, is seeking a second term just as Boston has become a focal target of  Trump’s crackdown on Democratic cities . She’s facing a challenge from Josh Kraft, a fellow Democrat and the son of New England Patriots owner  Robert Kraft .  Wu and Kraft are all but certain to advance to the November general election over two lesser-known candidates in the city’s four-way Sept. 9 primary.  The other two candidates are  Robert Cappucci , a retired Boston police officer;  Domingos DaRosa , a community activist and former Pop Warner football coach. More:  Chicago leaders, res...

  'Empathy isn't the stuff of legal decisions'. Amy Coney Barrett takeaways Usa Today .   Amy Coney Barrett would like to have a word. The  Supreme Court  justice has  written a book , "Listening to the Law," published Sept. 9 by Sentinel. (Barrett  reportedly received  a $2 million advance.) In the book, she wears her former law professor hat to try to make the workings of the judicial system understandable to readers who don't necessarily have law degrees. In an exclusive interview with USA TODAY, she also expounded on professional issues and more personal ones. Here are seven takeaways. Barrett defends overturning Roe v. Wade In her book, Barrett defends the  2022 decision  she joined that overturned Roe v. Wade – the watershed ruling that brought protesters to her house and that continues to reverberate in the political sphere. The majority held that the right to end a pregnancy was found neither in the text of the Constitution ...

  Four killed in Jerusalem shooting, Israeli ambulance service says Usa Today .   JERUSALEM, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Four people were killed in a shooting incident in the outskirts of Jerusalem, Israel's ambulance service said, while the police said the perpetrators had been killed. It was not immediately clear who carried out the shooting or what was the motive. Israeli police described the shooters as "terrorists" without saying how many had been involved in the incident. The ambulance service said earlier that 15 people were wounded and at least five were in serious condition with gunshot wounds. Paramedics arriving at the scene found victims lying on the road and sidewalk near a bus stop, some of them unconscious. (Reporting by Alexander Cornwell in Tel Aviv, Ahmed Elimam and Jana Choukeir in Dubai; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne and Gareth Jones, Ros Russell) Read Full Story