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Aaron Donald plans to make his highly anticipated Rams return Monday night against the Giants, 981 days after his last NFL game.

In June, the model and his famous parents attended an event in Malibu, California.

In June, the model and his famous parents attended the We Are ENOUGH x Aviator Nation launch event at Aviator Nation Dreamland in Malibu, California.

Former New York Mets pitcher Craig Kimbrel’s younger brother has been killed in a motorcycle crash in Alabama. Matt Kimbrel, 36, died in a hospital after he smashed at high speed into a dump truck that was exiting Highway 432 in Huntsville, Alabama, at around 8 a.m. Saturday, WCTV reported. The pitcher’s brother couldn’t slow...

An Alaska man accidentally shot and killed his girlfriend while "playing" with a gun, then found another firearm and shot himself while his friend was on the phone with 911, police said.

The Giants expect to leave SoFi Stadium 2-0.

Aaron Donald returns as the Los Angeles Rams host Jaxson Dart and the New York Giants on Monday Night Football at SoFi Stadium in Week 2.

True crime: it's evergreen.

“You have to be really lucky.”

Patrick Clancy shed a chilling light on his ex-wife’s frame of mind at the time she killed the couple’s three young children — recalling how she compared it to a dream.

Westinghouse Eyes $50 Billion IPO As America Builds Valuations Faster Than Reactors

Westinghouse, the nuclear business that helped blow a hole in Toshiba’s balance sheet, is preparing for a different headline: a potential valuation above $50 billion.

Bloomberg reports that the American nuclear king could publicly file for an IPO as soon as October. It submitted confidential paperwork in July, and while nothing is set in stone yet, the proposed valuation would crown a wild rehabilitation.

The collapse came in 2017, when Toshiba-owned Westinghouse filed for Chapter 11 under the weight of cost overruns at the miserably managed Vogtle and Summer projects in Georgia and South Carolina. Brookfield Business Partners and institutional investors bought it out of bankruptcy in 2018 in a $4.6 billion deal.

Brookfield spent the next several years rehabilitating the company and bolting on new acquisitions. Westinghouse acquired Rolls-Royce’s systems and services business, Laveer Engineering, BHI Energy and Spain’s Tecnatom. By 2022, Brookfield counted eight completed acquisitions since 2019.

The revamped business emphasized technology and services, instead of emphasizing project management, which came with the construction risks that sank it under Toshiba.

Cameco arrived through a second transaction in 2023. It paid $2.1 billion for 49% while Brookfield and friends took the other 51%. The final enterprise valuation was $8.2 billion, including $3.8 billion of debt retained by Westinghouse.

At $50 billion, the headline valuation would be roughly eleven times the 2018 deal.

Recall the October 2025 agreement between Cameco, Brookfield and the US government that brought up the IPO idea in the first place. The program contemplated up to ten AP1000 reactors and at least $80 billion of investment, supported by federal financing and permitting assistance.

Everything seems to be moving along swimmingly, however, the whole point was to start putting some steel in the ground, which seems to have been forgotten about at this point...

We have just recently exceeded 1,000 days since the US pledged to contribute to the effort of tripling global nuclear capacity

Unfortunately, America is leading in only one category: nuclear-grade talk

The structure of the US arguably makes this one of the most challenging… https://t.co/qXJIyvV6nK pic.twitter.com/oJb7ndG6A2

— Steffan Szumowski (@UnoMasReactor) September 8, 2026

When the deal was originally announced back then, the USG’s participation interest would vest after a final investment decision and binding agreements committing it to at least $80 billion of reactor projects. Once vested, it would receive 20% of cumulative cash distributions above $17.5 billion.

An IPO would convert that interest into a five-year warrant to acquire equity equivalent to 20% of the company’s public value above $17.5 billion, measured at exercise.

With the interest vested, Washington could require an IPO on or before January 2029 if the opening valuation reached at least $30 billion. Nothing's been discussed yet to indicate that specific trigger was pulled to instigate the current IPO.

Questions still remain as to the exact ownership structure of Westinghouse post-IPO, but on their 2026Q2 call, Cameco CEO Tim Getzler indicated ownership will still stay with them and Brookfield: “We and Brookfield control Westinghouse today; we don't expect that to change”

Tyler Durden Mon, 09/21/2026 - 07:45

These Giants are not vanilla and not overwhelmed by the moment that awaits on "Monday Night Football" against the Rams.

Lawler and his foe are locked in a reported neck-and-neck race that has become one of the most closely watched in the country — and could determine which party controls the House of Representatives next year.

Cindy Crawford's 27-year-old son died on Sunday at a rehab facility, shortly after his sister spoke to Vogue about his vulnerability.

Cindy Crawford's 27-year-old son died on Sunday at a rehab facility, weeks after his sister spoke to Vogue about his vulnerability.

Hard Mountain Dew announced the grand prize for evidence of the “irrefutable” creature if — and only if — paranormal investigators can meet the contest’s “rigorous” standards. 

Long Island police departments ran nearly 3,000 searches in just one month through Flock’s database — a controversial AI-powered surveillance system that’s blanketed over the region, according to new data.   Nassau County police ran 1,112 searches in Flock’s database in June while Suffolk County PD searched another 1,194 times and District Attorney Ray Tierney added...

One of the hottest trends of the digital age is logging off — but it's not as easy as you might think.

Investor Day Bust: Novo Nordisk Plunges As Wall Street's Turnaround Hopes Fade

Novo Nordisk shares tumbled as much as 7.7% in Copenhagen trading after Wall Street analysts questioned the Danish drugmaker's turnaround efforts amid the loss of its GLP-1 lead to Eli Lilly & Co.

At its capital markets day earlier in London, Novo outlined plans for more than five blockbuster launches and over $23 billion in new sales in the coming years. But that comes as its obesity-market lead has been surrendered to Eli Lilly, and analysts were hoping for more commentary from management about turnaround efforts as the stock is down 18% on the year.

"Investors are selling the shares because they are not seeing concrete news that could drive the stock higher," Nordnet investment economist Per Hansen wrote.

CEO Mike Doustdar told analysts, "We need to work harder, and we will." However, much of the optimism from capital markets a few years ago about Novo leading the GLP-1 race has all but faded.

Much of Novo's medium-term outlook rests on CagriSema, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Michael Shah and Christos Nikoletopoulos. That treatment has already disappointed Wall Street multiple times, including failing to match Lilly's Zepbound in a head-to-head trial. Other potential growth drivers remain earlier in development and carry a higher risk of failure

From the peak of the GLP-1 craze in mid-2024, Novo shares in Copenhagen have plunged a staggering 74%, with shares stabilizing since August 2025.

"The event came amid mounting investor pressure for clarity beyond obesity drugs Wegovy and Ozempic as Novo's semaglutide patent expiries approach in the early 2030s. Investors were increasingly focused on Novo’s next growth drivers following setbacks for obesity candidate CagriSema. Novo said it expects revenue growth between 2026 and 2030 to be in line with industry peers," UBS analyst Nana Antiedu wrote in a note.

Novo has been pursuing a turnaround effort this year, already leading to substantial restructuring. Doustdar has cut as many as 9,000 jobs and removed several management layers, with total cuts reaching about 13,000. Novo is also pursuing new therapeutic areas and using AI to accelerate drug development.

Tyler Durden Mon, 09/21/2026 - 06:55

CNN, MS NOW and Politico are filing a First Amendment lawsuit against the Trump administration after being barred from White House grounds.