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Kia is preparing to introduce a new interior setup for its upcoming vehicles. The setup includes a larger center display and Hyundai’s advanced new infotainment system. Kia upgrades interior setup with Hyundai Pleos
Kickstarting this week’s Green Deals is the newly launched Anker SOLIX Early-Access Fall Prime Deals Sale with up to 40% discounts, FREE gifts, refurbished deals, and exclusive bonus savings, like the 2,010Wh S2000 Power Station with a 400W solar panel down at an exclusive $1,102 ($2 above low), among many others. We’ve got Lectric’s 3-Day Tailgating Flash Sale, with increased savings on the XP4 750 Long-Range Folding Utility e-bike and a FREE $474 bundle for $1,299, as well as others. There’s also up to 37% savings on Greenworks chainsaws and pole saws starting from $100, as well as a one-day-only deal for Jackery’s 1,070Wh Explorer 1000 V2 Power Station down at $449, and more waiting for you below. As we do with every Monday edition, all the hangover deals from last week can be found down at the bottom of the page within our latest Electrified Weekly roundup. Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.
Kimi Antonelli could not repeat his Monza magic after a crash in qualifying. Cars line up on the grid for the race start during the F1 Grand Prix of Azerbaijan at Baku City Circuit on September 26, 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Wall Street can’t agree on how many cars Tesla (TSLA) sold in Q3 2026. Estimates from major banks range from 421,758 to 482,000 deliveries ahead of Friday’s report. That’s a 60,000-unit spread. And after the Street missed Tesla’s Q2 deliveries by 74,000 units, nobody has much credibility on this one.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is using his majority government to push through a suite of legislative changes Liberal voters did not give him a mandate for, ones that would “make Stephen Harper blush,” federal NDP leader Avi Lewis said during a visit to St. John’s over the weekend. The democratic socialist slammed the Liberal government’s Building Canada Strong Act, Bill C-39, an omnibus bill that, if passed, will make sweeping changes to federal legislation as part of Carney’s efforts to speed up resource development projects that the Liberals deem to be in Canada’s “national interest” in response to the Trump administration’s trade war on Canada.
The Department of Transportation has finalized new fuel economy standards that will raise gas prices by 76 cents a gallon and fuel use by 44%, right as the world struggles with the effects of a war of choice that has spiked energy prices globally, reaching all-time highs in the US. Update: This article was originally published on September 2, when DoT said the change would be announced “soon.” The rule is now finalized, officially putting US on a path towards irrelevance for the US auto industry and much higher fuel costs for Americans.
The Gateway Arch is going dark all month. Here's why you should tooThe Gateway Arch in St. Louis is going dark for bird migration all September long. But this is just a start; below are some tips for how you can help at home. Why St. Louis? St. Louis sits along the Mississippi Flyway, a corridor used by about 40% of the nation's migratory waterfowl, which makes the city's glow especially costly. Birds often mistake the glow of the arch for a celestial object, becoming confused and disoriented. The National Park Service has been doing this every spring and fall since 2002, and it has helped save millions of birds. Mississippi River night view of the St. Louis skyline. The Gateway Arch turns off its night lights during the month of September to protect migrating birds. (Bettmann Archive)Why birds migrate at nightAbout 80% of birds migrate overnight. After all, flying takes a lot of work, especially when they keep going for hours. Birds may be little meteorologists because they know that those cooler nights are helpful for maintaining body temperatures. Birds flying on a November night in Hamburg, Germany.
Updated at 12 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026. NOR'EASTER FADESThe system that was the mighty nor'easter has fully merged with an upper-level low-pressure system. It's now a weak version of its former self, but it's still going to spread gusty winds and rain from Long Island, New York, through New England. The storm's moisture will move out of the Northeast later today and clear New England tomorrow. NOR'EASTER TO BRING FINAL DAY OF RAIN TO MILLIONS AS COMMUNITIES ASSESS FLOOD AND BEACH DAMAGEWarm weather returns to the East Coast by midweek as the leftovers of the Midwest heat dome shift east behind the nor'easter. IN THE ATLANTIC Tropical activity in the Atlantic basin. (Bryan Norcross / FOX Weather)Tropical Depression Fay is still chugging along but going nowhere. It will die out in a day or two in the middle of the Atlantic. To Fay's north is another small disturbance. The National Hurricane Center gives it a high chance of becoming a depression or Tropical Storm Hanna. In any case, it won't be a threat to land. HURRICANE POLO WILL MAKE LANDFALL TODAY, FUELING A FLOOD THREAT FOR MILLIONS AS TROPICAL STORM RACHEL FORMSHURRICANE POLO AND THE U. S.
Let's see what the prediction markets, sponsored by Kalshi, are saying about where September will rank among the hottest months on record. The U. S. experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026. Now, as September enters its final act, where will the month rank in the history books? September has cooled slightly, but it's towing a close line towards being the hottest on record around the world. People cool off at fountains in Madrid Rio district in the Spanish capital during a heat wave, on September 6, 2026. (Oscar DEL POZO / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)Global temperatures remain on pace to make September one of the warmest ever measured, despite tracking about 0.2 degrees Fahrenheit below the record set in September 2023, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. The five hottest Septembers on record were 2023 at 61.5°F, 2024 at 61.1°F, 2025 at 61.0°F, 2020 at roughly 60.7°F and 2019 at roughly 60.6°F, according to Copernicus’ ERA5 dataset. If September 2026 finishes near its current projection of about 61.3°F, it would rank as the second-hottest September on record, behind 2023.
Today we’d like to introduce you to Wanyae Hatfield. Hi Wanyae, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers? I moved from Austin Texas after leaving my corporate job. To work in logistics with my father after an emergency in my life cause me to suddenly move. One day during my delivery route I ran into DJ Paradime who offered me a job because I did him a favor while working and he admired the gesture. I then started helping him with transporting and setting up DJ Equipment and then I eventually became interested in DJIng and noticed it could be my way of getting back on my feet after losing my job in Texas. That need of providing for my daughter, myself and passion that I had gained through tough life experiences, made me practice 10x harder everyday to the point where I quickly showcased skill that got me places in a year that my friend DJ Paradime said “would take most DJs 5 years.” The rest is history.
At the opening of the 63rd Directing Council, Dr. Jarbas Barbosa highlighted the Region’s public health gains, called for stronger regional cooperation, and underscored priorities including primary health care, vaccination, digital health and emergency preparedness. Washington, D. C., September 28, 2026 (PAHO) – Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director Dr. Jarbas Barbosa today highlighted the progress countries across the Americas have made in areas including primary health care, immunization, digital health and disease elimination, and called for accelerated action to address persistent and emerging challenges across the Region. Speaking at the opening of the 63rd Directing Council, which brings together Ministers of Health and other senior health authorities from across the Americas in Washington, D. C., Dr. Barbosa said the Americas continue to serve as a model for other regions of the world in public health, building on more than 120 years of joint efforts to prevent disease, strengthen health systems and protect populations. The opening session of the Directing Council also featured Lisa Cummins, Minister of Health and Wellness of Barbados and outgoing President of
Volkswagen is taking its best-seller electric. The ID. Tiguan will replace the ID.4 and ID.5 as part of Volkswagen’s revamped lineup in 2027. When is Volkswagen launching the ID. Tiguan?
Between Sunday night and early Monday morning, three earthquakes occurred off the coast of British Columbia. The largest of the quakes measured magnitude 5.4 and was located west-southwest of Port Hardy. The two other quakes had magnitudes of 4.9 and 5.2. According to the National Weather Service, there is no tsunami threat stemming from these seismic events. Additionally, there are no reports of injuries or damage to infrastructure in the affected region. Such seismic activity is not uncommon off the coast of B. C., where tectonic plates interact along the Cascadia Subduction Zone. This event marks the most significant earthquake activity in the area since August 1, 2026. DON'T MISS: Earthquakes are a risk in Canada. Here’s how to stay safeB. C. is prone to earthquakes, a reminder to be preparedWhile these recent earthquakes caused no damage and did not trigger a tsunami threat, they emphasize the importance of emergency preparedness for British Columbians. Content continues belowThe Pacific Coast is the most earthquake-prone region of Canada, and seismologists with the Geological Survey of Canada record and locate more than 1,000 earthquakes in Western Canada each year.
High-extraction flour is a technical term that often prompts a lot of confusion from those unfamiliar with it. But with the debut of our new high-extraction flour, known as Baker’s Reserve Bread…
Update 9/28: Tesla has since confirmed that it’s rescheduling the Roadster event to October 15, citing “severe conditions predicted.” We have more on the two-week delay here. Tesla is warning guests invited to its October 1 Roadster event that the long-delayed demo could get pushed back again, and this time it’s the weather.
Many communities across southern Ontario are in the midst of their longest dry streaks of 2026. Expect this rain-free spell to continue for a while longer, potentially matching or besting the 16 consecutive dry days Toronto experienced in 2025. Signs of change lurk on the horizon heading into the end of next week as Hurricane Polo eventually pushes inland. DON’T MISS: El Niño could delay persistent frost and hard freezes across CanadaSeveral weeks without measurable precipitationConditions for most of September have been a welcome reprieve for southern Ontario after a damp, stormy, and rainy summer throughout the region. Persistent centres of high pressure over the Great Lakes have deflected most opportunities for precipitation; in fact, southern Ontario hasn’t seen a drop of rain since Sept. 16. We have to look back to the end of May to find the last equivalent dry streak. An average September produces about 69 mm of rain at Toronto-Pearson Airport. This month has only recorded 48.1 mm of rain, almost all of which fell during the severe thunderstorms on Sept. 2. Content continues belowSuch a spell of dry weather isn’t terribly unusual for this time of year.
Eyeing the Atlantic for potential tropical activity Tropical Depression Fay is expected to dissipate in the Atlantic in the next day or so, as forecasters monitor a new potential tropical threat, with Invest 91L having a medium chance of development over the next 48 hours. THE TAKEAWAYThe Atlantic remains unusually quiet as El Niño-driven winds suppress activity, with just seven named storms so far. The National Hurricane Center has designated Invest 91L and is showing increased signs of development as it quickly moves northeast. Meanwhile, Tropical Depression Fay is barely maintaining its tropical characteristics, producing only a few thunderstorms around its center. It has been over 330 days since the last hurricane formed in the Atlantic, extending the drought as September nears its end without a single hurricane developing in the basin. The last hurricane to form in the Atlantic was Hurricane Melissa, which developed on Oct. 13, 2025. HURRICANE POLO EXPECTED TO FUEL SOUTHWEST FLOOD THREAT AMID ACTIVE PACIFICThe hostile El Niño-driven winds have suppressed activity across the Atlantic this season, with just seven named storms so far.
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at West Chester chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. The minute Gracie Abrams’ “Mess It Up” came on, I knew I was in for the perfect rom-com. Romantic comedies are near and dear to my heart, and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t spend most of my Friday nights curled up in my apartment with chocolate ice cream in one hand, popcorn in the other, and a rom-com on my screen. I mean, come on, what’s not to love about a rom-com? It’s all unrealistic standards and meet-cutes, strangely muscular love interests, and the quirky main character that somehow charms the all-star popular jock. This rom-com, however, surprised me. Ali Hazelwood’s 2021 novel The Love Hypothesis quickly became a BookTok favorite, and the anticipated film adaptation was released on Prime Video on September 23, 2026. Elizabeth Cantillon produced the movie, with Lili Reinhart, Ali Hazelwood, Catherine Hagedorn, and Michael Williams serving as executive producers.
A sluggish but potent nor'easter is lingering over the Northeast Monday after submerging communities from North Carolina to New England while knocking out power to well over 100,000 customers. Some rain and windy conditions will continue, as well minor coastal flooding during high tides. The early-season storm comes amid the highest king tides of the month for the East Coast. A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey, southern New York and in multiple local communities across the Northeast ahead of the storm. (FORECAST DETAILS: Nor'easter to hammer New England through Monday) Strong winds turn deadlyThe New York City Housing Authority said one of its employees was killed by a fallen tree in Brooklyn as the storm pelted the city with rain and strong winds. ABC7NY reports that the 56-year-old man was walking in a parking lot when the tree came crashing down. Get More of Our News on GoogleSet The Weather Company as a 'Preferred Source' to get quicker access to the news you value. "We are deeply saddened by this tragic loss and extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and the NYCHA community," the statement from the NYCHA said.
The deployed fleet of ultra heavy-duty trucks and mining equipment assets powered by Volvo Autonomous Solutions reached a major milestone last week, hauling their 3 millionth tonne of material out of the mines without a human driver. Volvo CE deployed its first pilot-ready autonomous hauling solutions with customers Boliden Garpenberg in Sweden and Brønnøy Kalk in Norway back 2023, with a milestone of 1 moving million tonnes (~1.1 US tons) of Earth autonomously by 2025.
Last week, the federal Liberal government tabled legislation that would dramatically expand the role of the state in collective bargaining and entrench a mechanism it has used repeatedly to terminate lawful strikes without a vote in Parliament. Introduced on September 21, Bill C-39, formally titled An Act respecting certain measures to strengthen the economy, bundles together changes dealing with infrastructure approvals, transportation and labour relations. Buried in Part III, Division 1 are sweeping amendments to Part I of the Canada Labour Code governing collective bargaining in federally regulated industries. The package contains several changes unions have long sought, including stronger successor rights when contracts are re-tendered and easier access to first-contract arbitration.
The emergence of online prediction markets has given us new ways to look forward to some of the most important entertainment events of the year. By looking at a range of upcoming events, we can see what types of predictions are currently available and how crowd-sourced sentiment is used to create live market pricing. Unlike traditional betting markets, entertainment prediction markets use binary contracts that typically trade for between one cent and 99 cents. Each correct prediction pays out at $1. The current price reflects the real-time implied probability of an outcome occurring. If it drops to one cent, it suggests that most people don’t expect that outcome to occur.
THE TAKEAWAYNor’easter erosion exposes long-buried shipwreck remains. The wreckage may be connected to a schooner that ran aground in 1884. The ship’s crew was rescued in a dramatic overnight operation. NANTUCKET, Mass. - As a powerful nor’easter lashed the East Coast, relentless wind, rain and waves triggered colossal coastal erosion on Nantucket, unearthing a piece of the island’s maritime history. A large section of a shipwreck was spotted Saturday along Nantucket’s south shore on the beach near Point of Breakers and the Sewer Beds, where relentless waves caused significant coastal erosion. The wooden wreckage is believed to be part of the 19th-century schooner Warren Sawyer, which ran aground near Miacomet Beach on Dec. 22, 1884, the Nantucket Current reported. The doomed ship was traveling to Boston from New Orleans, hauling a cargo of cotton and scarp iron when it was blown off course by gale-force winds. HOW WEATHER TURNED THE GREAT LAKES INTO A SHIPWRECK GRAVEYARD Coastal erosion along Nantucket’s south shore, visible in the background, uncovered a piece of history as a nor’easter sent crashing waves toward the East Coast.
THE TAKEAWAYThe East Coast sees significant impacts from heavy rain and strong winds to flooding. The nor'easter is affecting over 40 million Americans. Areas such as Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, have experienced waves as tall as 12 to 15 feet. The first nor’easter of the fall has arrived and is packing a punch for over 40 million Americans this weekend, bringing dangerous storm conditions to the East Coast. Communities in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions are seeing significant rain, flooding and coastal erosion, with more severe weather to come. "As the low-pressure center tracks northward towards Long Island, rain will become heavy at times across southern New England where several inches may lead to inland flooding," the FOX Forecast Center said. TIMELINE: WHERE AND WHEN YOU WILL SEE IMPACTS FROM THE STRENGTHENING NOR'EASTER THIS WEEKENDAs conditions worsen, FOX Weather meteorologists and correspondents will keep you up-to-date with the latest conditions. New JerseyNew Jersey has been the center of attention on Saturday, with popular locations such as Ocean City and Belmar under a High Wind Warning and Coastal Flood Warning.