Bryce Young, Tetairoa McMillan Lead Panthers Past Lions 32–26
Bryce Young threw for 329 yards and Tetairoa McMillan caught 14 passes for 192 yards as Carolina beat Detroit 32–26 in Week 4.
Oil Slips as G7 Reserve Release and Middle East Exports Add Supply
Oil prices edged lower as the G7 began a 100-million-barrel reserve release and Middle East exports recovered, though shipping attacks kept supply risks elevated.
North Korea Says It Tested Hypersonic Intermediate-Range Missile
North Korea said Kim Jong Un oversaw an intermediate-range hypersonic missile test; outside measurements and Pyongyang’s performance claims differ.
Protests Grow in India Over Voter-Roll Revision and Election Chief
Demonstrators in Delhi and Mumbai demanded Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over disputed voter-roll revisions; the commission rejects claims of political manipulation.
Sam Altman Says Broad AI Access Is Worth Accepting Some Risk
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said AI’s expected benefits justify accepting some risk while arguing against concentrating control in a small number of institutions.
49ers Beat Broncos 24–14 to Improve to 4–0
San Francisco scored 21 second-half points and leaned on its defense to beat Denver 24–14, keeping the 49ers unbeaten at 4–0.
Seahawks Beat Chargers 30–23 After Building Early Lead
Seattle built a 27–6 advantage, forced four Justin Herbert turnovers and held off Los Angeles for a 30–23 Week 4 win.
Chiefs Rally Past Raiders 30–27 to Stay Unbeaten
Kansas City erased a fourth-quarter deficit and survived a late Las Vegas drive for a 30–27 road win, moving the Chiefs to 4–0.
Vikings Beat Dolphins 15–10 Behind Five Will Reichard Field Goals
Will Reichard kicked five field goals as Minnesota beat Miami 15–10 without scoring an offensive touchdown, improving the Vikings to 4–0.
Brazil Presidential Election Heads to October 25 Runoff
Brazil’s presidential election is headed to an October 25 runoff after no candidate cleared 50% in the first round, with Flávio Bolsonaro leading Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the…