Alex Mortensen keeps it cool with upset win in UAB coaching debut
Blazers' interim coach, son of former ESPN reporter Chris Mortensen, led a huge upset of Memphis on Saturday.
News from October 21, 2025
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Business
Gold on track for biggest one-day fall since 2020; BoE governor warns over private credit risks - as it happened
Price of bullion falls over 5% today, but still up around 60% since the start of 2025
Technology
Mystery object that may have cracked United Airlines flight’s windshield, injured pilot ID’d
A United Airlines flight was forced to divert to Salt Lake City last week after its windshield cracked while cruising at 36,000 feet, according to officials.
Technology
DeAnna Pappa's Ex No Longer Has to Pay Child Support as He Works for Uber (Excl)
Bachelorette’s DeAnna Pappas had her monthly support from her ex-husband, Stephen Stagliano, reduced after his income decreased, Us Weekly can exclusively rep...
Politics
White House official pushes back on report that Trump is considering pardoning Sean 'Diddy' Combs - NBC News
A White House official on Tuesday pushed back on a report that President Donald Trump is considering commuting Sean "Diddy" Combs' prison sentence as soon as this week.
Technology
Arc Raiders Hatch Key explained
What is the Arc Raiders Hatch Key? We've all been there: bags fit to burst with loot, with the game winding down. Several exfil points have already closed, and you just know that the last one left is going to be carnage. If only there were another way out. Turns out, there is, at least for those with a bit of coin to spare. With Arc Raiders on our doorstep, the time for planning is now. Having a clear objective is one thing in the multiplayer game, but as is so often the case, things go sideways fast, and occasionally you need a way to exfil that won't alert half the map to your presence. Even with one of our best Arc Raiders builds under your belt, there are times when escape is the best option, and that's where the Hatch Key comes in. What does the Arc Raiders Hatch Key do? A Hatch Key opens one of several emergency escape hatches located across each map in Arc Raiders. These exfil points don't sound an alarm, nor do you have to wait before you can escape, making them a much safer option than using one of the elevators. How to get an Arc Raiders Hatch Key There are two reliable ways to acquire a Hatch Key. The first is to purchase one from Shani, the Security Trader; she charges nine thousand coins for a single Hatch Key, and you can only purchase one of these every 24 hours. Alternatively, if you have a Utility Bench in your Workshop, you can craft a Hatch Key with one advanced electrical component and three sensors. We would suggest crafting Hatch Keys initially, as your coins can always be put to better use, and are vital if you need to start fresh after a disaster run. Now that you know all about Arc Raiders Hatch Keys, you won't have any trouble getting out of Dodge if it starts kicking off. If you have a Safe Pocket, we would suggest keeping your Hatch Key in there, in case anything bad should happen and you can't exfil. For more on Arc Raiders, check out our guides on Arc Raiders crossplay, and the current Arc Raiders server status, so you know whether it's safe to enter.
Politics
Jenrick accused of being ‘anti-British’ after saying he would ‘probably’ ban burqa – UK politics live
Labour MP condemns shadow justice secretary’s assertion there is a ‘strong argument’ in favour of ban
This $600 poop cam wants you to film your toilet bowl
Products like Dekoda and Throne claim to offer health insights by tracking bowel movements – but who owns that data?
Serial rapist who ran Plymouth teeth-whitening salon jailed for 26 years
Ricky Stubberfield, 31, guilty of 23 sexual offences including attacking some of his own customers
Technology
Suspect threatened to ‘eat’ neighbor’s dog over alleged trespassing on his property
A dispute over trespassing in Florida ended when a man threatened to “eat” his neighbor’s dog – and later showed up at her home with two knives, authorities said. Minor Catledge, 61, was arrested Friday and charged with aggravated assault after confronting a neighbor who was walking her dog on a public trail near his home in Interlachen, about 105 miles northeast of Orlando. “Minor Catledge initially confronted his neighbor who was walking her dog on a public path adjacent to his property. The victim told deputies Catledge believed the property was his and that he would ‘eat her dog’ if she trespassed again,” the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office said. Deputies spoke with Catledge about the path being public property, and authorities believed the issue was resolved. However, a little over an hour later, Catledge approached the victim's house with a knife in his hand and “began threatening her and other family members,” the victim told deputies. Catledge had two pocket knives on him at the time of the incident, deputies said. An Interlachen Police Officer who arrived at the scene also reported hearing Catledge make threats to the victim. The victim said Catledge threatened to stab her for calling law enforcement. Deputies arrested Catledge and charged him with aggravated assault. “While on the way to the Putnam County Jail, Catledge made several statements to the deputy that he was going to ‘beat’ [the victim] when he got out of jail,” the sheriff’s office said. Catledge is being held on a $5,000 bond.
Wearable Optical Device Distinguishes Blood Flow Signals From the Brain and Scalp
In APL Bioengineering, researchers develop a system that uses optical spectroscopy to measure blood flow noninvasively. Using speckle contrast optical spectroscopy, the device can target different depths to distinguish between blood flow to the scalp and blood flow to the brain.
Seaweed Makes for Eco-Friendly Tissue Scaffolds and Reduces Animal Testing
Seaweed species aren't just crucial parts of marine ecosystems. They also provide numerous health benefits for humans and have been dubbed a superfood. In Biointerphases, an AVS journal published by AIP Publishing, researchers from Oregon State University found yet another use for seaweed as a cheap, vegan, and eco-friendly tissue scaffold.
53 Degrees Global Names Managing Director
Alex Coffey has been promoted to the role of managing director at 53 Degrees Global.The post 53 Degrees Global Names Managing Director appeared first on WORLD SCREEN.
Louis Theroux has 'lost the plot in a very dangerous way' according to former BBC boss after conducting a 'soft' interview with Bob Vylan in wake of antisemitic Glastonbury chants
Louis Theroux has 'lost the plot in a very dangerous way', according to his former BBC boss after he conducted a 'soft' interview with Bob Vylan following their controversial Glastonbury performance.
Business
Bark gains as activist pushes for buyback
Bark gains as activist pushes for buyback
NY police seek woman for questioning after baby is abandoned at Penn Station subway stop
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City police on Tuesday released images of a woman wanted for questioning after an infant girl with her umbilical cord still attached was abandoned at a busy midtown Manhattan subway station. The baby was left Monday in a passageway at the 34th Street-Penn Station subway stop during the typically […]
King Tutankhamun’s tomb is at risk of collapsing — archaeologists want to move a literal mountain to save it
"A disaster could strike at any moment, and if the Valley of the Kings is to be preserved, action must be taken before it is too late."
Trump scolds ‘young lady’ reporter for Argentina bailout question: ‘You don’t know anything about it’
The president recently announced a $20 billion bailout to help Argentina and its libertarian president, Javier Milei, an early Trump ally.
An Edible Fungus Could Make Paper, Fabric Liquid-Proof
As an alternative to single-use plastic wrap and paper cup coatings, researchers in ACS' Langmuir report a way to waterproof materials using edible fungus. Along with fibers made from wood, the fungus produced a layer that blocks water, oil and grease absorption.
Pat McAfee hints at issues with ‘GameDay’ producers: ‘Old white people and old ESPN people’ hate me
Pat McAfee has never been one to shy away from responding to criticism. And while doing so in a social media post on Tuesday, the former All-Pro punter alluded to issues he’s run into during his time at ESPN. Taking to his Instagram stories, McAfee shared a collage of criticism he received on a post Read more...The post Pat McAfee hints at issues with ‘GameDay’ producers: ‘Old white people and old ESPN people’ hate me appeared first on Awful Announcing.