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A new systematic review links prenatal acetaminophen exposure to higher rates of autism and ADHD, sparking a backlash from UK health groups that say the evidence is inconclusive. The article explains why Tylenol/Paracetamol remains the go‑to pain reliever for expectant mothers, outlines the risks of untreated fever, and offers guidance on safer use during pregnancy.

Bangladesh take on South Africa in a Group B showdown of the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 on October 12 in Dubai. The guide details match timing, key players, tournament format and where U.S. fans can stream the game for free, plus Caribbean coverage on ESPN.

Kenya's High Court has mandated media magnate SK Macharia to repay KSh 400 million that he wired out of Directline Assurance. The judge called the transfer illegal and designed to cripple the insurer. An interim board will oversee a 90‑day forensic audit, while policyholders await protection of their claims.

The 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony is unfolding at Paris' Théâtre du Châtelet. PSG winger Ousmane Dembélé and Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal are the clear front‑runners for the men's award. Yamal has just secured a second straight Kopa Trophy, while no past winner is nominated, guaranteeing a new name on the trophy. Women’s nominees include Alessia Russo, Alexia Putellas and Hannah Hampton, adding extra excitement to the night.

India Women bounced back from the opening loss to beat Australia Women by a healthy margin at the PCS Stadium, leveling the three‑match ODI series 1‑1. A 70‑run opening stand, razor‑sharp fielding and disciplined bowling turned the game on its head. Key wickets fell at crucial moments, leaving Australia reeling at 151/6. The win revives the contest ahead of a decisive third ODI.

George F. Kleitz, 99, of Warrenville, Illinois, died on September 13, 2025—one week before his 100th birthday. He is remembered as a devoted partner to Jacqueline and a steady presence in his community. Services are being handled by Williams-Kampp Funeral Home in Wheaton, a family-owned firm serving the area since 1863. His obituary has been widely shared across memorial platforms.

Manchester City edge Napoli in their Champions League rivalry with 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss across five matches, outscoring the Italians 10–6. Their latest meeting on Sept 18, 2025 ended 2–0 at the Etihad, where Erling Haaland hit the 50-goal mark in the competition. The fixture is known for goals, contrasting styles, and strong home form for City.

Nina Dobrev shares a rare story from The Vampire Diaries’ early days, revealing she was secretly dating actor Rob Mayes during auditions—while he read for Damon. He didn’t land the role; Ian Somerhalder did, and Dobrev later dated him from 2010 to 2013. The account appears in Samantha Highfill’s new oral history book, published September 9, 2025.

Giorgio Armani died at 91 with a $12.1bn fortune and no spouse or children. His 2016 foundation is expected to control the company and steer his legacy, while wealth likely flows to nieces, nephews, and named heirs. With €2.3bn in 2024 revenue and strong cash, the group faces its first transition—built to stay independent and focused on design, hotels, beauty, and lifestyle.

A Potchefstroom man has claimed an R8.95 million Lotto jackpot from the 28 June 2025 draw. He spotted the win nearly a week later after checking a ticket he’d left in his jacket. He plans to build a house, retire early, and invest carefully. He shared the news first with his mother and brother. Ithuba says the winner will receive financial advice and counselling.

Palmeiras advanced to the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals after a 0-0 draw with Universitario de Deportes at Allianz Parque, completing a 4-0 aggregate win. The Brazilian side had already done the heavy lifting with a first-leg rout in Peru. Weverton earned Player of the Match for a composed clean sheet. Universitario exit with a steadier display in the second leg but never threatened the tie.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua stirred controversy with harsh accusations against President Ruto during a US visit. Leaders and officials from Kakamega County and government circles slammed Gachagua, saying he breached his oath and hurt Kenya's reputation. The fallout has sparked heated debate over loyalty, security, and leadership.