WASHINGTON, United States — The United States moved Wednesday to lower tariffs on auto imports from the European Union, retroactive to August 1, implementing the terms of a trade pact that both sides had earlier unveiled.
The shift was detailed in a document filed with the Federal Register by the Commerce Department and the U.S. Trade Representative’s office.
https://business.inquirer.net/549098/us-lowers-tariff-on-eu-autos-implementing-terms-of-deal
The Carolina Panthers seemingly cannot catch a break when it comes to the health of their offensive pieces.
The latest update on Tetairoa McMillan adds to the team’s growing list of injury concerns. Fans and coaches alike are hoping for a swift recovery, but the current situation continues to pose challenges for the Panthers’ offensive lineup.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-nfl-fans-react-panthers-wr-tetairoa-mcmillan-missing-practice-calf-injury
The Carolina Panthers seemingly cannot catch a break when it comes to the health of their offensive pieces.
The latest update on Tetairoa McMillan adds to the growing list of concerns for the team’s offense. Fans and analysts alike are closely monitoring the situation, hoping for positive news soon.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-nfl-fans-react-panthers-wr-tetairoa-mcmillan-missing-practice-calf-injury
Substitute Leandro Trossard sealed the win in the 86th minute.
https://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/eberechi-eze-off-the-mark-for-arsenal-in-cup-win-at-port-vale-1810819.html
It’s nearly time for the floodgates to open and for the ranked ladder climb to start.
Get ready to test your skills, challenge opponents, and rise through the ranks. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the competition, the journey ahead promises excitement and intense battles.
Prepare yourself, strategize, and aim for the top. The ranked ladder awaits!
https://www.shacknews.com/article/146090/2xko-early-access-start-date
**Jenyer (Jeon Jiyoon) Opens Up About Emotional Struggles Following 4MINUTE’s Disbandment**
Jeon Jiyoon, known by her stage name Jenyer, recently opened up about the emotional challenges she faced following the disbandment of the iconic girl group 4MINUTE in 2016. Reflecting on the experience, she described the feeling of being “erased” overnight and the profound sense of loss and displacement that followed.
### The Impact of 4MINUTE’s Disbandment
4MINUTE, a group renowned for their edgy style and powerful performances, officially disbanded after seven successful years in the K-pop industry. During a recent appearance on her fellow bandmate Kwon Sohyun’s online channel on September 23, Jenyer candidly shared how difficult the years following the group’s breakup were for her.
“The first year or two after we disbanded was the toughest. We had belonged somewhere for years, and then suddenly we were just… gone. It was devastating. I had no sense of belonging, and no desire to recover from it,” she revealed during the interview.
Sohyun echoed these sentiments, calling the experience intense. She recalled receiving the official notice from their company’s CEO, saying, “It felt like the world was collapsing.”
### Thoughts on a Possible Reunion
The two also discussed the possibility of a reunion with all the original members. While Jenyer expressed excitement about the idea, she was uncertain whether such a reunion could fully capture the essence of their earlier days.
“It would be fun to get together, but after so many years, I wonder if it could ever feel like the old days again,” she shared thoughtfully.
### A Look Back at 4MINUTE
4MINUTE debuted in 2009 with members Jihyun, Gayoon, Jiyoon, Hyuna, and Sohyun. The group quickly became a trendsetter in K-pop, well-known for their edgy and eccentric aesthetics as well as their dynamic music.
Over their career, 4MINUTE released a Japanese album, seven EPs, and a full-length studio album titled *4Minutes Left*. Their contracts with their management agency expired in June 2016, marking the end of an era as the group officially disbanded.
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/k-pop/music/news/suddenly-we-were-just-gone-former-4minute-member-jeon-jiyoon-opens-up-about-life-after-disbandment/articleshow/124103532.cms
No. 19 Texas A&M will host the Auburn Tigers on Saturday afternoon, just two weeks after their impressive victory over Notre Dame in South Bend. That win is still considered one of the best of the season, and if the Aggies continue to rack up wins, it will significantly enhance their College Football Playoff resume.
Late last week, head coach Mike Elko provided updates on the status of three key players. Safety Bryce Anderson, who dodged a serious injury against Notre Dame, senior linebacker Scooby Williams, who sustained an ankle injury in the same game, and senior offensive tackle Reuben Fatheree, who has yet to play this season, are all progressing toward returning to the field.
On Wednesday, three days before Texas A&M kicks off Week 5 against Auburn, the initial injury report for both teams was released. As expected, Bryce Anderson is listed as out for the game. Scooby Williams is marked as questionable, indicating about a 50% chance he will suit up. With two days remaining until kickoff, Williams will have additional time to test his ankle in hopes of playing.
Reuben Fatheree, meanwhile, will be available for the game as he was not listed on the injury report. This aligns with Coach Elko’s earlier comments that the versatile offensive lineman has made significant progress in his recovery.
For the Auburn Tigers, wide receiver Horatio Fields is out after breaking his foot earlier this week. Offensive lineman Connor Lew and defensive end Amaris Williams are both listed as questionable. Starting cornerback Jay Crawford, who is also recovering from an injury, has been upgraded to probable, giving him roughly a 75% chance to play on Saturday.
Stay tuned as both teams finalize their lineups ahead of what promises to be an exciting matchup.
https://aggieswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/aggies/football/2025/09/24/texas-aggies-football-auburn-football-injury-report-week-5/86337452007/
Authorities have closed Aalborg Airport and restricted the surrounding airspace following multiple reports of drone sightings near the facility. An official statement confirmed, “Drones have been observed near Aalborg Airport, and the airspace is closed. The police are present and investigating further.”
The presence of unauthorized drones has raised safety concerns, prompting immediate action from law enforcement and aviation authorities to ensure the security of air traffic in the area.
Drone flying on high altitude mountain top; illustrative.
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Source: Reuters, Jerusalem Post Staff
MANILA, Philippines — Foreigners have been buying more Philippine stocks than they have been selling since a new law enhancing the local capital markets came into effect in July. This development is seen as a signal of a more attractive environment for international investors.
Ramon Monzon, president and CEO of the Philippine Stock Exchange, said on Wednesday that the…
https://business.inquirer.net/548989/more-foreigners-buying-ph-stocks-since-cmepa-says-pse
As part of funerary traditions, flowers and personal mementos are often placed in the coffin as final offerings to the deceased. However, the city of Sapporo is now cautioning that certain items—especially metals—are increasingly being included despite restrictions. This trend is creating problems as the number of cremations rises with an aging population.
Kenichi Fujita of Sapporo’s Health and Welfare Bureau explained, “As cremation numbers continue to increase, the impact of such items can no longer be ignored.” Crematoria operators have reported that metals, particularly 10 yen coins, are causing significant difficulties.
Osamu Tsumaki, manager of the Yamaguchi Crematorium in Sapporo, noted that the coins melt during cremation, sticking to the bed of the furnace and causing wear. “It damages the cremation equipment and reduces its durability, forcing more frequent replacements,” he said. In addition to altering the color of the bones, the melted coins adhere stubbornly to furnace surfaces, making removal difficult.
The practice of including coins is rooted in local customs. Residents explained that coins are placed in the coffin as a symbolic fare for crossing the River Sanzu, the mythological river separating life from the afterlife. Others said they kept surviving coins as protective charms after cremation. “When my parent died, we placed 10 yen coins. It was considered a kind of amulet,” one resident said.
Although the city has long posted notices at government counters warning against such practices, it has now produced illustrated flyers to raise broader awareness. Officials are asking for public cooperation to ensure safe and smooth cremation.
https://newsonjapan.com/article/147008.php
