(Insider) : Robert French quit college in his sophomore year to live out of his car and sleep on public lands. He takes odd jobs and quits when he gets bored. ..
Newcastle vs Manchester City team news ahead of their Carabao Cup third round clash at St James' Park
The Northern Echo -Newcastle United face a strong City team with Pep Guardiola naming world class stars on the bench too
Chronicle Live -Even the wealthy now shop at dollar stores due to inflation. But those businesses are still struggling after attracting affluent customers.
Insider -Arsenal take on Brentford in the third-round of the Carabao Cup, with Mikel Arteta affording opportunities to players not regularly involved in the Premier League so far
Mirror -A divorce filing from Elijah Blue Allman's wife claims Cher had her son abducted from a New York hotel while the couple was trying to reconcile.
HUFFPOST -Meta introduced artificially intelligent characters based on Jane Austen, Snoop Dogg and others into Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, as the race to lead the technology heats up.
The NY Times -President Joe Biden is expected to meet with the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology on Wednesday during a campaign stop in San Francisco, California.
Washington Examiner -PLUS Another storm brewing as Labour mayors warn PM on HS2 AND 25 years of the Trafford Centre
Manchester Evening News -Hundreds of plants were seized after police raided the building in Radcliffe town centre
Manchester Evening News -Our top personal loans for fair credit include Upgrade, Avant, Best Egg, LendingClub, Navy Federal, Upstart, PenFed, and Happy Money.
Insider -You might be surprised to learn that everything from large quantities of soup to Magic 8 Balls are prohibited on the official TSA website.
Insider -The HarrisX-Deseret News poll found that few of Trump's 2024 primary foes are viewed in the same light.
Insider -Despite trailing in the polls, Ron Desantis says he has not given up hope
The Independent -"US Treasurys are an increasingly compelling alternative to risk assets," Bank of America said, adding that it sees a 5% US 10-year Treasury yield.
Insider -Wildlife is "in crisis" with one in nine animals and plants being at risk of becoming extinct north of the border.
Herald Scotland -Hawaii households will begin receiving food stamps from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for October in six days.
Washington Examiner -Baltazar Amaya scored two tries as Uruguay produced a second-half comeback to defeat ill-disciplinedNamibia 36-26 and secure a bonus-point victory in Lyon.
Evening Standard -If they want to join the picket line, that’s great. But don’t let them fool you into thinking they’re pro-labor.
The Washington Post -Live report from Chelsea v Brighton in the third round of the Carabao Cup
The Argus -The food is foraged from local ingredients and serves just ten customers at a time
WalesOnline -Learn how you can tap into the value you've built in your home to get it ready for the winter months.
CBSNews.com -A faction of scribes is putting up guardrails about AI's encroachment on their work. The effects will echo in industries far beyond Hollywood.
Wired UK -CHARLOTTE DALY IN LAS VEGAS: Ngannou had been trying to negotiate a new contract with the UFC for more than two years before Dana White announced that he had been released.
Mail Online -Ava Evans, political correspondent for online news site Joe, said the incident made her feel ‘disgusting’.
The Independent -Mr Butterly said the policy was the head doorman's initiative and could not say how much of the policy he was “willing to own".
BreakingNews.ie -Mars has done a 180 after banning the divisive chocolate bar from tubs last Christmas
Birmingham mail -By 2050, the energy group said, fossil fuel demand would have to tumble by 80% to achieve the latest net-zero goals.
Insider -Tom Sandoval stripped off to plug his controversial new podcast, Everybody Loves Tom, this week.
Mail Online -Other headliners include The Chicks, HAIM, The Pretenders, Father John Misty and festival curator Eddie Vedder.
New York Post -Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and several newcomers are betting on artificial intelligence to rejuvenate the fun, interactivity and whimsy of creating and sharing images.
The NY Times -The loss of Britain's wildlife is outpacing efforts to conserve and protect nature, a major report reveals.
BBC News -Namibia’s hopes of a first ever Rugby World Cup win were dashed by Uruguay last night as the South American side picked up their first victory of the tournament. Namibia looked on for an upset, and their first win in seven World Cup
City A.M -House plants make people appear competent, while blurred backgrounds can impact how trustworthy you appear
The Independent -The Australian zookeeper and actress revealed she suffered in silence for 10 years as doctors failed to accurately diagnose her with endometriosis which surgery has now corrected
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