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11th Circuit Backs Florida Minors’ Social Media Law — 6h11th Circuit in 3-0 Oct. 14, 2026 ruling reverses injunction, finds Florida HB 3 minors social-media law likely constitutional.

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Dana Whitfield The court got it wrong by letting age limits override parents who can supervise their own teens online use.

Socialism Favorability Hits Record 43% in PollPolitics — Oct 7, 2026The 2026 midterms are shaping both current political debates and the ambitions of potential 2028 presidential candidates, who are campaigning and fundraising to build influence. Meanwhile, polling shows more Americans view socialism positively, even as Democratic socialist candidates remain a small share of the field.

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Alabama, DC Examine Classroom Screen TimeTech — 5dAlabama officials are seeking parents’ and educators’ views on classroom technology as they prepare recommendations, while Washington, D.C., lawmakers are examining how schools use AI and manage screen time amid competing calls for safe AI instruction and concern about effects on students. Research cited in a separate report links heavier screen exposure among young children with weaker academic, language and social-emotional outcomes, reinforcing calls to balance digital learning with other activities.

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US Schools Experiment With AI Amid Guidance Gaps — Sep 28, 2026Schools are grappling with AI’s growing role while policies offer little practical guidance on cheating, and colleges have been slow to formally adopt AI tools. At the same time, districts are experimenting with uses such as social-emotional chatbots, even as concerns mount about students outsourcing schoolwork and reports link frequent AI use with weaker academic performance.

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IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 4h

PPI plans SEK762m offers for three Nordic property firms — Sep 29, 2026Public Property Invest plans mixed cash-and-share bids for Origa Care and One Publicus totaling SEK442 million, expanding its Nordic social-property holdings. Separately, PPI has offered about SEK320 million for Preservium Property, valuing its shares at SEK69; the offer includes both PPI shares and cash, and Preservium shareholder SBB has voiced support without committing to tender.

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Nicole Hardy PPI's mixed offers for these three firms could strengthen its position in Nordic social properties if the deals close smoothly.

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.

September Stock Roundups Spotlight Media, MomentumBusiness — Sep 25, 2026Market screeners flagged Adobe, Ziff Davis and DoubleVerify among digital-media stocks to watch, alongside social-media names including JOYY, Weibo and Trump Media. Reddit’s rising revenue and profitability contrast with slowing growth and competitive risks at The Trade Desk, highlighting differing prospects across media and advertising companies.

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Social Work Initiatives Build Community SupportLifestyle — 3dSocial work programs and services are emphasizing relationship-building and workforce support to help practitioners better serve individuals, families and communities. Initiatives also include expanded community access to guidance and wellness activities, alongside opportunities to explore social work education.

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Socialism Favorability Hits Gallup Record at 43% — Sep 23, 2026A Gallup poll found that 43% of Americans view socialism favorably, a record high, driven largely by rising support among independents and younger adults. Socialism remains less popular than capitalism and free enterprise, and the shift is drawing attention as left-wing candidates gain ground ahead of the midterm elections.

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Two Charged After Gunfire Hits Allentown Fire Company Social ClubWorld — 2dTwo Allentown residents, Darren Linton and Shania Ruffin, were charged in a shooting into a members-only social club that injured a man early Monday. The victim is expected to survive, and Linton is accused of firing the gun; the investigation continues.

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BooksHow a broken blood test raised nine billion on pure storyAnyone funding or boarding a startup should see how a non-working finger-prick device rode charisma and legal threats to a nine-billion-dollar valuation.27m

DSA Builds National Network Across AmericaPolitics — 6dThe Democratic Socialists of America has expanded its influence through local chapters, volunteer organizing and state and local campaigns that help develop candidates for higher office. But despite recent primary wins and growing visibility, analysts say democratic socialists remain a small faction nationally, with uncertain reach beyond heavily left-leaning districts.

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US Requires Journalists and TN Visa Applicants to Open Social Media Profiles — Oct 1, 2026The U.S. expanded social media vetting effective Oct. 1 to foreign journalists and media workers applying for I visas, eligible Canadian and Mexican professionals seeking TN visas, and their TD dependents; applicants must set their profiles to public or open. The expansion adds to checks already covering several student, worker and exchange-visitor visa categories.

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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.

Vice President says encouraging illegal aliens to claim Social Security benefits destroys the system — Sep 30, 2026The clip shows Vice President stating that encouraging illegal aliens to sign up for Social Security and steal benefits destroys the system. The video is spreading for its direct remarks on immigration and benefits policy. @RapidResponse47

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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.

Social Security's 2027 COLA Forecast Faces Medicare CostsFinance — Sep 24, 2026Forecasts put Social Security’s 2027 cost-of-living adjustment at 3.5% to 3.6%, with the official figure due Oct. 14 after September inflation data. Rising Medicare costs—including a projected increase in Part B premiums and a finalized Part D deductible hike—could absorb part of the increase before beneficiaries receive it.

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IJRPolitical Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe AllegesJack McGeever · 5 min · 6h

Study links partners to lower post-meal glucose — Sep 23, 2026An Israeli study found that people had smaller post-meal blood-sugar spikes and returned to baseline faster when eating with a loved one than when eating alone. Researchers describe this as “social physiology”; they also reported better temperature regulation and reduced stress responses with social partners, suggesting close relationships may influence basic bodily processes, though the findings do not establish a treatment for metabolic conditions.

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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Retailers, Social Media Shape 2026 Toy TrendsBusiness — Sep 20, 2026The holiday toy preview for 2026 highlights collectibles, sensory play, screen-free options, and popular franchises like Pokémon, Marvel, and Bluey, with social media driving demand and nostalgia keeping LEGO, Barbie, and Hot Wheels in the mix. Here Group reports strong Q4 revenue and IP growth to 22 IPs but posts a net loss and narrowing margins, signaling profitability challenges despite an expanding toy IP portfolio; Smyths confirms Pokémon-led top toys for Christmas 2026, including the Pikachu Puppetronic, underscoring continuing franchise popularity.

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Cornell Suspends Fraternity Social Events Through 2027World — 5dA Cornell student’s lawsuit alleges she was drugged and sexually assaulted by multiple Chi Phi fraternity members in 2024, prompting scrutiny of the university’s handling of the case and criticism of police and prosecutors’ investigation. Faculty are pushing a no-confidence vote and systemic reforms, while alumni have come forward with accounts of past assaults; a special prosecutor is re-examining the case.

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‘She’s Becoming a White Supremacist’: Mamdani’s Far-Left Housing Czar Cea Weaver Gets Heckled as NYC Mayor’s Socialist Team Grapples With Reality of Governing — 5h

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Dana Whitfield This infighting over housing policy shows how far-left promises often hit walls once real budgets and neighborhoods are involved.

22 State Officials Challenge Credit Agencies Over ESG Climate Risk Use — 5hTwenty-two state financial officers demanded answers Wednesday from America's largest credit rating agencies over allegedly flawed environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies they warn could threaten taxpayer money, public pensions and state borrowing costs.

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BooksWhy structure beats intention in every stubborn system failureAnyone stuck in policy resistance or a tragedy of the commons will see why Meadows says stocks, loops, and high leverage points—not better people—drive the pattern.32m

Gypsy Rose Recalls Last Meeting Before Ex’s DeathEntertainment — 4dGypsy Rose Blanchard says her last in-person moment with ex Ken Urker was a playful Burger King delivery days before he was found dead on his 34th birthday; his cause of death remains undetermined, and investigators reported no signs of foul play. She also alleges Urker feared online harassment from his sister and says the family conflict worsened after his death, as she pushes for social media accountability over online abuse.

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Maryland plans juvenile car-theft pilots in Baltimore, Montgomery — 1dMaryland Gov. Wes Moore directed the Department of Juvenile Services to launch pilot programs in Baltimore City and Montgomery County to identify young people involved in or at risk of stealing cars. The effort will coordinate families, social services, schools and law enforcement, with early support for children too young to face criminal charges, following a series of fatal crashes involving stolen vehicles.

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Longevity thrives where healthy habits need no willpower — 14hAdventists who stay inside Loma Linda’s congregation live about a decade longer than other Californians because social structure, not grit, makes plant food and weekly rest the default.

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Candidate Debates and Forums Planned Across States — 2dCandidates in several races are meeting voters through public forums and debates ahead of the elections, with events planned in Wisconsin and Massachusetts and debates covering Arkansas congressional races and South Carolina’s Senate contest. South Carolina candidates clashed over national issues, including the economy, Iran and social media’s effects on young people.

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Pennsylvania Businesses Remove Skill Games Ahead of DeadlineBusiness — 5dPennsylvania bars, restaurants and social clubs are removing popular skill-game machines as a state Supreme Court ruling makes them illegal after the Oct. 14 deadline; lawmakers failed to pass a regulatory measure, and the court rejected a requested extension. Owners say the machines brought in important revenue and warn their removal could mean higher prices or even business closures.

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IJROver 20 State Treasurers Warn Agencies Against Using ESG For Deciding Credit RatingsJack McGeever · 4 min · 6h