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- 1Paper-thin swimming robot powered by living muscle cells●Powered by muscle cells, a paper-thin robot swims through watery maze
MIT researchers have built a paper-thin robot that swims through watery mazes using living muscle cells as its power source, with no external motor or battery. The biohybrid device can navigate obstacles, a step toward medical applications such as targeted drug delivery inside the body. The combination of soft robotics and biological tissue is drawing wide attention.
- 2Sinema's ex-bodyguard arrested after allegedly destroying her paintings●Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s former bodyguard and romantic partner is arrested after allegedly breaking into her home an
Former Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema's ex-bodyguard, who was also her romantic partner, has been arrested for allegedly breaking into her home and throwing 22 paintings into her swimming pool. The unusual details of the alleged break-in have drawn wide attention, with many reacting to the bizarre nature of the destruction and the close personal connection between the suspect and the former senator.
- 3LA28 Unveils Initial Details of Olympic Triathlon Courses●Initial Details of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Courses Unveiled
Organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have released initial details of the triathlon courses. The announcement offers the first look at where athletes will swim, cycle and run when triathlon comes to LA28, giving competitors and fans an early sense of the course design ahead of the Games.
- 4BTS Wins Three Awards at 2026 MTV VMAs Including Song of the Year●BTS、『2026 MTV VMA』で3冠 韓国グループ初の「Song of the Year」受賞(CDJournal) BTS、『2026 MTV VMA』で3冠 韓国グループ初の「Song of the Year」受賞(CDJourn
BTS took home three awards at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, becoming the first Korean group to win Song of the Year. The award went to "SWIM," the title track from their fifth album "ARIRANG," honored at the ceremony held September 27 local time. The triple win marks another historic milestone for the group's international recognition.
- 5LA 2028 Olympic Triathlon to Feature Rare Beach Start●LA 2028 Olympic Triathlon Venue Includes Rare Beach Start
The triathlon course for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will include a rare beach start, a departure from the more common water or pontoon starts used at most Olympic triathlons. Swimming World reports the venue design puts athletes sprinting from the sand into the surf, a format rarely seen at the Games and expected to add a distinctive spectacle to the event.
- 6Swimmer missing off Fire Island during deadly nor'easter▼Long Island swimmer vanishes in ocean off Fire Island during deadly nor'easter as officials launch search
A Long Island swimmer has vanished in the ocean off Fire Island, New York, during a deadly nor'easter, prompting officials to launch a search operation. The storm has already caused at least one death in the region, and conditions at sea are described as dangerous, complicating rescue efforts along the shoreline.
- 7Shark Spotted Swimming Down Flooded New Jersey Street During Storm●Video: Residents Spot Shark Swimming Down Flooded New Jersey Street During Storm
Footage circulating online shows what residents say is a shark swimming along a flooded street in New Jersey during a storm. The sighting has drawn widespread attention as dramatic weather flooding brought coastal wildlife into residential areas, with viewers debating whether the animal is real and how it ended up so far inland.
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Attention is turning to the 2026 AAU Junior Olympic Games, one of the largest multi-sport events for young athletes in the United States. The event brings together thousands of youth competitors across track and field, swimming, and other disciplines. Coverage so far focuses on the upcoming edition of the Games, with little additional detail available.
- 9Tiny 4-Inch Robot Hops, Backflips and Swims▼This Tiny 4-Inch Robot Hops, Backflips and Swims Using an Odd Trick Hidden in Its Legs
Researchers have unveiled a small robot measuring roughly four inches that can hop, perform backflips and swim, with the key to its versatility said to lie in a mechanism hidden inside its legs. The unusual combination of abilities in such a small machine is drawing attention from robotics enthusiasts and engineers interested in compact, agile locomotion.
- 10Dogfish Shark Spotted Swimming in Flooded Surf City Streets●Dogfish Shark Swims Through Surf City Floodwaters During Nor’easter
A dogfish shark was seen swimming through floodwaters in Surf City, New Jersey, as a powerful nor'easter battered the coast. Video of the shark gliding through the submerged streets spread quickly, drawing amazed and amused reactions. The scene highlighted how severe coastal flooding from the storm pushed ocean wildlife into normally dry neighborhoods.
- 11Search underway for man who vanished in ocean at Robert Moses▼Police searching for unidentified man who disappeared in ocean at Robert Moses
Police are searching for an unidentified man who disappeared while in the ocean at Robert Moses State Park on Long Island. Authorities have not released the man's name or details of the incident. The search effort is ongoing, and it remains unclear whether the man was swimming, wading, or otherwise entered the water when he went missing.
- 12Light-controlled swimming robot runs on living muscle cells●A paper-thin, biohybrid swimming robot powered by a single layer of genetically engineered, living muscle cells that fla
Researchers have unveiled a paper-thin biohybrid swimming robot powered by a single layer of genetically engineered, living muscle cells that contract in response to light, allowing the device to move without batteries or conventional motors. The work sits at the intersection of mechanical and biological engineering, and robotics enthusiasts have been sharing it as an example of how lab-grown tissue can be harnessed as a functional machine component.
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ELLE has published a travel guide to Sardinia covering where to stay, where to eat, and the best spots to swim on the Italian island. The feature arrives as interest in Mediterranean summer destinations peaks, offering readers up-to-date recommendations for planning a trip.
- 1432 Section III newcomers making instant impact in fall sports●Instant impact: 32 Section III boys golf, girls tennis, swimming newcomers off to hot starts
Section III high school athletics in the Syracuse, New York area are seeing strong early-season performances from 32 first-year varsity competitors across boys golf, girls tennis and girls swimming. Local coverage highlights these boys golfers, tennis players and swimmers as the newcomers off to the hottest starts in the fall season, drawing attention from area high school sports fans.