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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 22mA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 2hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 4hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Why a climber feels most alive mid-pitch, not at the summit — 2dPager studies found people report more flow during structured work than unstructured leisure—yet still say they would rather be elsewhere.

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Maya Lindstrom The pager findings ring true for me since meetings pull me into flow but I still daydream about quitting for unstructured days off.

Poilievre plans Detroit push for tariff-free auto pact — 2dConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pitching a tariff-free U.S.-Canada auto pact during meetings in Detroit, arguing tariffs are hurting jobs, investment and vehicle production on both sides of the border. His push comes as President Donald Trump threatens to raise the U.S. tariff on Canadian vehicles from 25% to 50% and Michigan Republicans also call for a trade deal.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Spring 2027 Runway Collections Highlight Tiny Tops and Knee-Length SkirtsLifestyle — 2dThe articles cover unrelated fashion and retail topics: a Regatta bodywarmer promotion, Spring/Summer 2027 runway trends, a retail ETF investment pitch, Boots’ Christmas beauty showcase, and a Pueblo holiday fashion fundraiser benefiting children’s clothing assistance.

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Guardians Rally Past Rays to Take ALCS Opener — 3dThe Rays named Drew Rasmussen to start Game 1 of the ALCS against the Guardians after he held the Yankees scoreless over eight innings in the Division Series. He also pitched effectively against Cleveland during the regular season, giving Tampa Bay confidence in its rested ace.

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Rockies Weigh Charlie Condon for 2027 Opening Day RosterSports — 2dThe Rockies face another season of major pitching needs, but Triple-A standout Charlie Condon’s strong 2026 performance has strengthened the case for putting him on their 2027 Opening Day roster. The Padres, meanwhile, begin the offseason confronting questions about how to improve their roster and make a deeper postseason run next year.

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Rayo-Bilbao La Liga Match Abandoned After Fan Protests — 4dRayo Vallecano–Athletic Bilbao was abandoned 0-0 on Oct. 10, 2026 after home fans threw paper airplanes and other objects onto the Vallecas pitch, targeting president Raúl Martín Presa.

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MLB Clock Violations Fall to 387; Baz Leads — Oct 5, 2026Baltimore’s Shane Baz led MLB pitchers with six pitch-clock violations, while Yankees batter José Caballero led hitters with four; the Orioles and Giants tied for the most team violations. Overall violations continued to decline, falling to 387 this season from 1,048 in the pitch clock’s 2023 debut.

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Rachel Meyers Caballero topping hitters with four makes sense since batters keep stepping out too much.

FARA filing details pro-Israel pitch for church outreach campaign — 5dAn Israeli-guided media company that documents show paid a former Trump campaign aide's firm millions to influence public opinion is supporting an effort to propagandize American Christians at their places of worship, federal records reveal.

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Nicole Hardy This kind of foreign meddling in American churches deserves a full congressional investigation.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Miguel Rojas Leaves NLDS Game With Back Soreness — Oct 7, 2026Dodgers second baseman Miguel Rojas left Game 3 of the NLDS against the Braves in the eighth inning after fouling off a pitch and appearing to hurt his lower back. Tommy Edman replaced him, and Los Angeles had not announced an update on Rojas while leading 3-1.

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Padres Trail 0-2; Manager Denies Miller Tipped Pitches — Oct 5, 2026Chourio's two-out, two-strike single walked off the Padres 4-3 in NLDS Game 2 after Miller's three ninth-inning walks; Stammen denied tipping claims as San Diego trails 0-2.

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Sam Okafor Miller should stick to one-inning appearances in the playoffs if his mechanics change after that.

Toggl Report Links Poor Scoping to Lost DealsBusiness — Oct 6, 2026Service businesses may lose revenue through slow responses to prospective customers, poor project scoping and weak, data-light pitches, according to Toggl’s 2025 Productivity Index. The report suggests clearer tracking of project hours and improved productivity measurement could help firms reduce costs and increase revenue.

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How to pitch a tent — Sep 26, 2026For first-time campers who want a stable, dry shelter up before dark.

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Marcus Bell Staking the tent tight from the start stops it from sagging in the wind like mine used to.

Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Kansas Democrat pitches two-term limit, no Trump investigations — Sep 28, 2026Kansas Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton says he would serve no more than two terms and focus on constituents rather than investigating President Donald Trump, pitching himself as an outsider in a competitive race. Conservative commentary, meanwhile, criticizes his religiously framed political views and points to past sermons as a vulnerability with voters.

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Valadao, Villegas Clash in California House Debate — Oct 6, 2026In their only scheduled debate, Republican Rep. David Valadao and progressive Democrat Randy Villegas made competing pitches to Central Valley voters in a closely watched California congressional race, clashing over their records and approaches to the economy, immigration, health care and other issues. Valadao cast himself as an experienced representative who delivers for the region, while Villegas argued the district needs new leadership focused on working families.

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Dodgers-Braves Opener Ranks Second-Hottest MLB Playoff Game — Oct 3, 2026The Dodgers and Braves opened their National League Division Series at Dodger Stadium in 100-degree heat, making it one of the hottest postseason games in the stadium’s history. The extreme conditions prompted players and fans to focus on hydration and shade, while reports also noted sparse seating before first pitch.

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Nicole Hardy Sparse seats before first pitch shows fans knew better than to sit out there all day.

Michigan Republicans test anti-socialist pitch with mixed success — Sep 26, 2026Republicans are campaigning for Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers by portraying Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as a far-left socialist, while also trying to mobilize voters who often skip midterms. The pitch has had mixed success: some voters support Rogers but reject the claim that Democrats are extremists, amid broader dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy and the war in Iran.

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Jared Kim Voters seem fed up with the socialist label on El-Sayed when they already dislike how Trump is handling the economy and Iran.

Guardians bats go cold in Game 2 loss, trail White Sox 2-0 — Oct 5, 2026The Guardians’ offense has gone quiet in the ALDS, managing seven hits across two losses and going hitless in eight chances with runners in scoring position, leaving Cleveland down 0-2 to the White Sox. While Cleveland’s pitching has kept the games close, analysts argue the postseason slump exposes the limits of its offense; the Guardians must turn things around in Game 3 to avoid a sweep.

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Firmus Meta Southeast Asia Deal May Add $750 Million to Annual EBIT — Sep 28, 2026Two people told Capital Brief Firmus's new Meta Southeast Asia deal could add about $750 million to annual EBIT, lifting the IPO pitch figure to about $5.75 billion.

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Dana Whitfield Nice revenue add but it still leaves Firmus dependent on one big client for growth.

Rangers’ Josh Jung Suffers Right-Hand Fracture After Being Hit by Pitch — Sep 26, 2026Josh Jung fractured the fifth metacarpal in his right hand on an HBP from Joe Ryan; Rangers fall 10-2 with two games left.

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Sam Okafor The Rangers could have used Jung's bat down the stretch after falling 10-2 like that.

Pérez throws one-hit shutout in Marlins’ 3-0 win — Sep 26, 2026Pérez threw a 105-pitch one-hit shutout, MLB's 11th this season and his first complete game in 68 starts, as Marlins beat Braves 3-0.

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Marcus Bell Only one hit allowed all game shows how locked in Pérez was. Braves had no answer at the plate tonight.

Dodgers Expect Ohtani Healthier Ahead of NLDS — Sep 29, 2026The Dodgers say Shohei Ohtani is feeling better after a stint on the injured list for biceps and knee problems, and are giving him extra hitting work ahead of Saturday’s NLDS opener; he is expected to play but not pitch. While manager Dave Roberts is optimistic, concerns remain about Ohtani’s recent struggles and his history of underreporting injuries, making clear communication crucial to the team’s postseason plans.

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