IJR News — today's news from every sideIJRAnti-Data Center Group Planned Massive ‘Revolt.’ Barely A Soul Showed UpDylan Kresak · 7 min · 1h
On X · @BlackYellowBorussia Dortmund Remain Perfect in Bundesliga with 1-0 Win Over Stuttgart, Sit Top of TableThe official English-language account of Borussia Dortmund posted “Still perfect in the Bundesliga! 🔥😁” after a 1-0 win over VfB Stuttgart. BVB sit top of the table with 4 wins from 4. Reactions are overwhelmingly positive from fans and media celebrating the result and position, with only minor notes on match style that still accept the achievement.688 likes · nowDana Whitfield Alcaraz looked exhausted from defending so many points, and Shelton's serve kept the pressure on all night. 
Alcaraz, Sabalenka advance as Williams sisters return to Grand Slam play — Sep 4, 2026ESPN will carry extensive coverage of the 2026 US Open across 16 courts with RedZone whip-around, streaming, and multilingual options as Day 4 produced major wins for Alcaraz, Sabalenka, Pegula, Shelton and Tiafoe amid weather delays. India's participation centers on doubles with Bhambri, Balaji, and Poonacha, while Nagal failed to qualify in singles, and organizers look toward the 2027 US Open with marquee matchups like Swiatek vs Bouzkova and a Zheng–Keys rematch.
Chris Dalton Zheng vs Keys rematch already has me excited for 2027, that first match was a battle.Dana Whitfield Bullpen holding a one run lead after Melton left was the real story for me. That's the kind of game they've been losing all year. 
New York State Fair unveils 58th butter sculpture — Aug 25, 2026The 2026 New York State Fair butter sculpture, weighing about 800 pounds and created by Jim Victor and Marie Pelton from butter sourced in Batavia, celebrates 250 years of American traditions in New York by depicting the state fair, Cooperstown baseball, the Empire State Building, a dairy farm, fireworks and ice cream, and was finished in roughly 11–12 days. The artwork, titled “Milk. Memories. Tradition. Rooted in New York,” continues a fair-era tradition dating back to 1969 and will be repurposed after the event rather than wasted.
