Friday, September 26, 2025 • 3 min read

Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday and charged with obstruction and making false statements in connection to his testimony on Russian election interference at a 2020 Senate hearing.

NFL week 4 kicked off with a doozy. The Seahawks opened the fourth quarter with a 17-6 lead before an explosive push by the Cardinals tied the game 20-20. Seattle won after kicker Jason Myers made a 52-yard game-winning field goal with time expiring. Watch it. [Yahoo Sports]

Trump announced new 100% tariffs on branded drugs unless the pharmaceutical company builds a factory in the U.S., along with duties on some trucks and furniture, such as kitchen and bathroom cabinets, citing the need to protect U.S. manufacturers. [USA Today]

Trump signed an order declaring that his plan to sell its U.S. operations will address national security requirements. Under the potential deal, U.S. and global investors would be expected to protect Americans’ data and retrain the algorithm. See who might be buying in. [Reuters]

Millions of Amazon Prime customers could be eligible for a refund after Amazon settled an FTC antitrust lawsuit that alleged the tech company had manipulated customers into getting and keeping subscriptions. Here’s what to know. [Time]

Netflix released the trailer for Season 2 of its hit rom-com Nobody Wants This — in which a sex podcaster falls for a rabbi — ahead of the episodes dropping on Oct. 23. Look out for “a lot of good stuff,” said costar Justine Lupe. Here’s the latest. [GMA]

One Battle After Another, an action epic from Paul Thomas Anderson starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is now in theaters. Reviewers have called it “electrifying” and a “masterpiece,” and say it’s worth seeing on the big screen. [Yahoo Entertainment]

Ruth & Boaz, a Bible-inspired romance about a hip-hop star who seeks a new life in Tennessee, is on Netflix. It’s the first modern version of the story to feature people of color, said DeVon Franklin, who made the movie with Tyler Perry. Watch the trailer. [People]

Mariah Carey’s 16th studio album, Here for It All, is now on streaming platforms. Look out for guest appearances from Anderson Paak and the Clark Sisters. Here are the best tracks. [USA Today]

It’s Game 3 of the semifinals. The Aces tip off against the Fever before the Lynx play the Mercury, starting at 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN 2. [Yahoo Sports]

The Dodgers, who won their division title for the 12th time in 13 seasons last night, face the Mariners at 9:40 p.m. ET on the MLB app. Here’s what to expect. [AP]

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In 1949, the Hollywoodland sign — originally an advertisement for a luxury housing development — officially became the Hollywood sign, after the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce took control and restored it without the last four letters. See photos from over the years. [Insider]

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Thousands assembled at Yogi Berra Stadium in New Jersey last week to honor the Yankees legend and break the world record for the largest game of catch. It was “something unique and different,” said Christina Chappus, who drove 600 miles with her daughter for the event. [NJ]

Dreaming of fall travel? Here’s where and how to score the best deals this shoulder season. [Yahoo Finance]