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- 1Russia Has Restored Its 'Dead Hand' Nuclear Retaliation System, Report SaysโผRussia Has Restored the Perimeter Retaliatory Nuclear Strike System, The Sunday Times Says
Russia has restored its Perimeter system, a semi-automated mechanism designed to launch a retaliatory nuclear strike if Russian leadership is wiped out, according to The Sunday Times. The Cold War-era system, sometimes called 'Dead Hand', is intended to guarantee retaliation even if command structures are destroyed. Confirmation is difficult given the system's secrecy, and Moscow has not officially commented on the report.
- 2Swiss voters reject initiative to tighten neutrality rulesโThe Swiss on Sunday unsurprisingly swept aside a popular initiative aimed at strengthening the country's neutrality, a t
Swiss voters on Sunday rejected a popular initiative that would have strengthened the country's neutrality, according to initial exit poll projections. The text was championed by the nationalist right and had been labeled pro-Russian by its opponents, who argued it would distance Switzerland from Western partners. The outcome was widely expected by observers ahead of the vote.
- 3NFL Week 3: Sunday scores and live updatesโNFL Week 3 live updates: Latest scores, highlights and analysis from Sunday's games https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv
The NFL's third week of the season is underway, with The Athletic and The New York Times providing live coverage of Sunday's slate of games, including scores, highlights, injury updates and analysis. Fans are following the action throughout the day as results come in across the league.
- 4Trump visit to Medinah golf course draws protestsโTrump is coming to Medinah golf course near Chicago on Sunday, according to reports. People are already protesting. http
President Trump is reported to be visiting the Medinah Country Club golf course near Chicago on Sunday, and plans for his arrival are already drawing protesters. The visit is expected to coincide with the Presidents Cup golf tournament at Medinah, and demonstrations are being organised ahead of time.
- 5Daylight saving time: When clocks change this fallโDaylight saving time: When the clocks change this fall
News outlets are reminding readers of the upcoming end of daylight saving time, when clocks fall back by one hour this autumn. In the United States, that typically means moving clocks back on the first Sunday of November, giving most people an extra hour of sleep but earlier sunsets in the weeks that follow. Articles are also noting the recurring debate in Congress about whether to make daylight saving time permanent.
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The New York Yankees changed the start time of their Sunday game against the Baltimore Orioles because a powerful storm was moving toward the area. The matchup between the two AL East rivals is drawing wide attention, with fans also tracking the weather and how the schedule change could affect the series finale.
- 7Rams favored in Super Bowl odds ahead of Sunday night testโSuper Bowl 61 odds as favorite Rams prepare for 'Sunday Night Football' test
The Los Angeles Rams enter their Sunday Night Football matchup listed as favorites to win Super Bowl 61, according to odds reported by USA Today. The article outlines the latest Super Bowl betting lines as the Rams, viewed as the league's top contender, face a nationally televised prime-time test that could shape perceptions of their championship credentials.
- 8Latter-day Saints worldwide embrace new Sunday scheduleโผLatter-day Saints around the world embrace new Sunday schedule
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints around the world are responding positively to a new Sunday worship schedule. The Deseret News reports that congregations have adjusted well to the consolidated format, which shortens the block of Sunday meetings. Members say the change frees time for family home study of church teachings while keeping weekly worship central to their lives.
- 9NFL Week 3 Sunday TV schedule releasedโผNFL games on today, Week 3 TV schedule for Sunday, September 27
The NFL's Week 3 schedule for Sunday, September 27 has been published, laying out which games air and on which TV channels and times. Fans are checking the listings to plan their Sunday viewing as the season moves into its third week.
- 10Presidents Cup 2026 Sunday singles matches and tee times announcedโผPresidents Cup 2026: Sunday singles matches, starting times
The starting times for the Sunday singles matches at the 2026 Presidents Cup have been released, with Golf Channel and Yahoo Sports both carrying the schedule. The final-day singles sessions traditionally decide the tournament, as the entire 12-man field competes head-to-head for points. Fans and golf media are checking the pairings and tee times to see how the decisive day will unfold.
- 11Nor'easter Threatens Weather for Giants and Bills NFL GamesโผUpdated Weather Forecasts for Giants, Bills' NFL Games amid Flooding, Strong Winds from Nor'easter
A nor'easter bringing flooding and strong winds is affecting weather conditions for Sunday's NFL games involving the New York Giants and Buffalo Bills. Updated forecasts are being tracked to determine whether kickoff times or game conditions could be impacted, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected across parts of the Northeast.
- 12Storm forces Yankees to move Sunday start against OriolesโผPowerful storm pushes Yankees to change start time vs. Orioles for Sunday https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7633172/2026/
The New York Yankees have changed the start time of Sunday's game against the Baltimore Orioles because of a powerful storm heading toward the area. The team moved the game to avoid severe weather, with details of the new first pitch announced ahead of the weekend series. Fans planning to attend are being advised to check the updated schedule.
- 13Dave Matthews Band closes Bourbon & Beyond's Sunday lineupโBourbon & Beyond Sunday lineup, schedule features Dave Matthews Band
Organisers of Bourbon & Beyond in Louisville have released the Sunday lineup and schedule, with Dave Matthews Band headlining the final day of the festival. The Courier-Journal highlighted the announcement, drawing attention from fans planning their weekend sets. Festivalgoers are checking set times and stage schedules ahead of the bourbon, food and music event.