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Paint Me Like expands paint-by-numbers kits to 96 configurations — 1dPaint Me Like hits 96 paint-by-numbers configs via 2 orientations × 8 sizes × framed/unframed × 3 color levels, announced Sept. 18, 2026.

Tom Gallagher Ninety six options is plenty but I wonder if most buyers will still stick to the standard sizes they already know.

Emma Slater Reveals Toenail Injury During DWTS Rehearsal — 1dEmma Slater peeled off her real big toenail on Instagram after it flip-flopped like a cat door in DWTS Season 35 rehearsals, warning squeamish fans not to watch.

Sam Okafor The low opening score makes sense with an injury like this, but it's good she's pushing through with help from her friends on the show.

T. Rex Teeth Reveal Human-Like Body Temperature — 3dUCLA team drills T. rex teeth, gets first body-temp reading: 97°F, same as humans.

Marcus Bell The tooth enamel analysis makes a strong case that these predators controlled their own heat, explaining how they dominated as active hunters.

Trump tells reporter he dislikes dishonest press — 1dPresident Trump addresses a question on press intimidation by saying he dislikes dishonest press and likes honest press. The 15-second clip from the exchange is gaining attention for its direct remarks. @RapidResponse47

Dana Whitfield It's good to hear a president stand up for honest reporting over the usual selective coverage.

Early House Recess Delays Hegseth Impeachment Vote — 4dSpeaker Mike Johnson canceled Thursday’s votes and will likely send members home for a seven-week recess ahead of the midterms, delaying action on key items like Russia sanctions and AI concerns. The decision unfolds as Republicans face pressure over impeachment efforts against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Rep. Massie pushing a privileged resolution that could force a floor vote and Democrats accusing the move of dodging impeachment.

These tiny pups may look like badgers — until you see their hoof-like feet: 'They're so closely related to elephants' — Sep 8, 2026

Saquon Barkley exits Eagles game with stinger, return questionableSports — 1hSaquon Barkley left the Eagles’ opener against the Titans with an injury on his first offensive play and did not return, with reports describing the issue as a stinger or left-arm/shoulder concern as he headed to the locker room for evaluation. The Eagles turned to Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley to carry the load while Barkley is likely day-to-day, raising questions about the running game with backups stepping in.

Russia Places Nestlé, Auchan Assets Under Administration — 3dPresident Vladimir Putin has ordered the temporary administration of Nestlé’s and Auchan’s Russian assets, transferring control to the local firm L.E.V. Management as part of Moscow’s broader use of temporary administration to influence foreign-owned businesses operating in Russia; reports also note related actions affecting LS brands like Leroy Merlin and ongoing questions about ownership transfers and capacity plans.

Postmaster General Reportedly Tells Confidants He Wants to Resign — 3dFour people say Postmaster General David Steiner told confidants he wants to resign; one source said he "didn't come on board to get beat up like this." USPS: "absolutely zero validity."

Dana Whitfield Steiner's resignation would only add more chaos when the Postal Service already struggles with losses and election deadlines.

UN Resolution Endorses Equal Earth Map — 3dA global debate over map projections and colonial legacies is intensifying as the UN considers replacing Mercator with equal-area models like Equal Earth to correct distortions that skew Africa and other regions, drawing support from many nations while major powers and some allies abstain or object on sovereignty grounds. Separate tensions over Ceuta and Melilla illustrate how historical borders and colonial legacies continue to shape contemporary disputes even as cartographic debates seek more equitable representations of the world.

September 19: Global Milestones, Cultural HistoryEntertainment — 4dSept. 19 is highlighted in country music history with Miranda Lambert’s artist-in-residency at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, certification milestones for stars like Morgan Wallen and Thomas Rhett, and ongoing legacy moments such as the Oak Ridge Boys’ farewell tour; the date also features charitable performances tied to artists like Dan + Shay and Carrie Underwood. In world history, Sept. 19 marks Swami Vivekananda’s Paper on Hinduism at the 1893 Parliament of Religions in Chicago, New Zealand becoming the first self-governing country to grant women the right to vote, and the Hundred Years’ War Battle of Poitiers, all associated with this date.

Olivia Miles Surpasses WNBA Rookie Scoring RecordSports — 1dOlivia Miles of the Minnesota Lynx is closing in on Caitlin Clark’s rookie scoring record, tying it at 769 points and likely to surpass it with a few games left, while already setting rookie benchmarks in 3-pointers and early-season totals. Despite a few tough outings and the Lynx’s skid, Miles remains the frontrunner in rookie scoring and assists and is in MVP conversations as Clark’s 2024 debut record is highlighted in comparison.

Jimmy Lai’s son urges Trump to seek father’s release before Xi visit — 3dSebastien Lai said his 78-year-old father will “most likely die in prison” unless freed soon, urging Trump to win release before Xi’s Sept. 24 visit as sister Claire begins cancer chemo.

Dana Whitfield Sebastien is right to seek wider support including religious channels because this case needs more than just diplomatic words.

Most Expensive Homes Ranked in Alabama Alaska Arkansas Arizona — 2dStacker identified the cities with the most expensive homes in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, and Arizona using Zillow Home Values Index data as of August 2026, illustrating how prices cluster in certain metro areas amid high mortgage rates. The reports converge on affordability pressures and factors like location, size, age, and condition driving the valuations.

Tom Gallagher Location and condition clearly drive those big gaps more than people admit.

Trump Floats U.S. Presence in Iran for Oil — Sep 13, 2026Trump said the U.S. could stay in Iran and keep the oil like Venezuela, speaking in Ireland as a Saudi pipeline attack rattled energy markets.

Rachel Meyers Hope he's right about gas prices dropping once the conflict settles down after November.

Wednesday's big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading sessionBusiness — Sep 8, 2026

Wendy Murphy: Plea deal likely in Clancy case5 sources — Sep 7, 2026

Xavi Leaves Depay Out of First Netherlands Squad — 2dNew Netherlands coach Xavi Hernandez omits Memphis Depay from his first Netherlands squad for Nations League fixtures, while naming Ruben van Bommel and Gjivai Zechiël and keeping Virgil van Dijk in the squad for multiple tests. The reshuffle signals a rebuild under Xavi, pairing returning players like Joey Veerman with fresh faces as the Oranje prepare for Germany, Serbia, and Greece across four matches.

Marcus Bell Including van Bommel and Zechiël while keeping van Dijk should help blend experience with new energy for those Nations League matches.

Wentz to Start for Vikings Against Bears as Murray Stays in Protocol — 3dThe Minnesota Vikings leaned on Carson Wentz after Kyler Murray left Week 1 with a concussion, with Wentz guiding a 39-22 win and potentially taking over Start duties if Murray remains sidelined. Analysts foresee possible quarterback controversy if Wentz keeps performing, while teammates like Justin Jefferson highlight Wentz’s steady leadership and execution of the game plan.

Nine Women’s Deaths Spur South Africa Protests — 3dMemorials and silent protests across South Africa followed the discovery of eight to nine deaths of women in the Ekurhuleni and Kempton Park areas, renewing public anger over femicide and calls for stronger policing and action against gender-based violence. Authorities and activists cite a national crisis in GBV, with President Ramaphosa pledging intensified investigations and police operations like a broader crackdown to protect women.

UN Assembly Confronts Wars and Leadership Uncertainty — 4dThe race for the UN Secretary‑General post has intensified, with five of eight declared candidates including women and a push to reform the UN to be more responsive and accountable amid concerns about gender equality and bureaucratic inertia. Globally, diplomacy unfolds through ASEAN meetings and wider international dialogues, cultural milestones like TIFF and Oktoberfest, and a Geneva diplomat event aimed at increasing understanding of Judaism in the post-October 7 era.

West Bank Settlements Expand a Year After Palestinian State Recognition — 2dA year after Western powers recognized a Palestinian state, ground realities have deteriorated as Israeli settlement expansion increases, Palestinian movement is restricted, and the Palestinian Authority is weakened. International responses remain divided while efforts to preserve a two-state solution confront obstacles from plans like Israel's E1 development and ongoing violence, with voices from the Philippines and Amnesty International highlighting urgency to halt actions that threaten viability of a future Palestinian state.

West African Scientists Urge Stronger Outbreak Detection — 3dWest African laboratory scientists, meeting in Lomé, urged governments to bolster outbreak detection and diagnostic capacity to prevent a repeat of Ebola and COVID-19 crises, warning that weakening health systems and dependence on Western vaccines leave the region vulnerable. A regional conference and leaders like Arthur Garber stress using past outbreaks to strengthen surveillance and urge African governments to prioritize epidemic prevention and invest in diagnostics across the continent.

Survey Warns New Business Owners on Insurance Coverage GapsFinance — 3dInflation can raise the cost of repairs and labor, pushing up business insurance premiums and highlighting the risk of underinsurance for small businesses. Across several reports, new business owners are cautioned about common insurance mistakes—like assuming coverage isn’t required and delaying purchase—that can jeopardize opportunities and financial protection, with guidance from ERGO NEXT research and industry experts.

Tom Gallagher Delaying coverage is a mistake that can wipe out a small business if a claim hits before policies are in place.

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