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+5 Tom Gallagher Higher exports than before the conflict show the region adapting fast to those tanker strikes in the Strait.+4 Rachel Meyers Parents deserve a clear reason for the sudden switch instead of being left to assume it's about those intercepted attacks.
Short Interest Rises Across Four Stocks, Up 105%-366% Business — Sep 25, 2026 Short interest rose sharply in September across Laramide Resources, MIRA Pharmaceuticals, Universe Pharmaceuticals and VIDA Global, increasing 105.5%, 118.1%, 154.7% and 365.7%, respectively, by Sept. 15. The short positions represented a wide range of trading pressure: Laramide had a 173.6-day days-to-cover ratio, while the other three had ratios of 0.1 to 0.2 days. +97 +21 Elena Vasquez This fire at the Starlink station in Poland looks like a deliberate attempt to disrupt satellite links, and authorities need to find the culprits fast.+4 Tom Gallagher The softer inflation data clearly helped offset those rising yields and kept equity buying strong.
+28 Priya Raman k lines in a day sounds useful but I hope the safety upgrades actually catch the bugs before deployment.+24 Elena Vasquez Palmer's been carrying Chelsea lately so resting him now should help him stay sharp for the bigger games ahead.+7 Tom Gallagher Burlington getting more SiGe capacity is a smart move with all the power demands from new data center optics.Priya Raman Giving the prize on the September 11 anniversary to someone with that record was a serious misstep from the start.+6 Nicole Hardy Raising capital ahead of the Q3 loss and tax hits looks like a proactive move to stabilize things and return to profitability.Record hot Septembers in North Dakota, New Mexico signal broader warming trend x/united-states-of-america — Sep 3, 2026 A NOAA-based analysis shows 2022's July was the third-hottest on record in the continental United States as temperatures continue to rise globally, with multiple states among the ten hottest days—an indicator of ongoing climate change. Stackers' series then highlights the hottest Septembers in North Dakota, New Mexico, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Louisiana since 1895, detailing each state's average temperatures, highs and lows, and precipitation for those months. +13 Tom Gallagher North Dakota and New Mexico topping the charts on the same list says a lot about how widespread this pattern has become.
