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Apple to debut special extra for in-store iPhone buyers1 source — 1d

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NYC special education costs test Mamdani’s policy agenda — 1d

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Sarkisian Keeps Texas Play-Calling, Special Teams Roles — 3dTexas lost 27-24 to Oklahoma after offensive mistakes and another costly special-teams failure, intensifying scrutiny of Steve Sarkisian’s play-calling and special-teams coaching. Sarkisian rejected the idea of changing either role, while acknowledging the team must improve and expressing confidence it can address its problems.

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All-You-Can-Eat Buffets Span US, SingaporeLifestyle — 1dThe articles highlight varied buffet and seafood dining options, including a historic Georgia restaurant, a Singapore Sunday buffet collaboration, a Connecticut all-you-can-eat spot and a New Mexico casino seafood buffet. One eastern North Carolina restaurant featured in a seafood roundup is not a traditional buffet; it specializes in made-to-order boils, crab, shrimp and fried baskets.

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IJRCyberattack Turns Hundreds Of Grocery Coolers Into Saunas As Military Stores’ Meltdown Remains A MysteryDylan Kresak · 3 min · 14h

Nursing Education, Care Stories Span InstitutionsHealth — 1dNursing profiles and university programs highlight how compassionate care, clinical training and research prepare nurses for varied roles, from patient advocacy and infectious-disease studies to specialized pediatric care. In Minneapolis, a home-care agency also offers skilled in-home nursing, including ventilator and tracheostomy support, with flexible plans for families.

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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.

Sanders plans Florida rallies for Nixon — 2dBernie Sanders is set to hold a Tallahassee rally on Oct. 18 as part of his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, with Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon appearing as a special guest. The event is part of Sanders’ effort to boost Nixon’s campaign against Republican Sen. Ashley Moody in Florida’s 2026 Senate race.

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Albuquerque Fiesta Holds Special Shapes RodeoLifestyle — Oct 7, 2026Balloon festivals in Albuquerque and Japan are showcasing mass ascensions, international pilots, special-shaped balloons and evening glow events, with flights subject to weather. Albuquerque’s program also features a first: Jonathan Trappe’s planned flight using a 94-balloon helium cluster.

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Education Employers Seek Staff Across Five CommunitiesLifestyle — 6dEducation employers in Plano, Maine, Yorba Linda, Phoenix and Pueblo are recruiting for a wide range of roles, including classroom teachers, literacy and special-education specialists, instructional aides, preschool staff and adult-learning instructors. Some openings also span specialized training, fitness and other teaching fields; applicants should check each employer’s requirements and current availability.

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Ohio State Special Teams Need Improvement, Day Says — Oct 6, 2026After Ohio State’s win over Iowa, coach Ryan Day praised progress in the running game and run defense but said the offense still needs more explosive plays. He also said the Buckeyes’ special teams have not improved enough, citing problems across kicking, punting and returns, including missed field goals.

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BooksName the feeling first and kids stop fighting youA coat standoff often ends when a parent says 'You really don't want to wear a coat today' instead of insisting—because being heard dissolves the fight before any order lands.26m · 2 reads

Florida, California Agents Reported Named BestBusiness — 2dReal estate coverage highlights Bonnie Kaufman’s Broward County pricing and probate experience and Alex Daredia’s specialized work with probate, trust and divorce sales in Kern County. For Silicon Valley sellers, guidance recommends comparing agents’ recent, relevant sales and review histories rather than relying on star ratings alone.

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Regents Approve Planned $2.75B Hospital ExpansionHealth — 2dThe University of Nebraska Board of Regents approved expanding Project Health, the future primary teaching hospital for UNMC and Nebraska Medicine, to 1.5 million square feet. The larger facility is expected to cost $2.75 billion—about $500 million more than initially projected—and is intended to accommodate growing patient and student numbers, add beds and specialized care, and replace aging facilities.

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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.

Goldman Executives Expected to Receive $500 Million Bonuses — 6dGoldman Sachs is preparing more than $500 million in special stock awards for about 20 senior executives, with CEO David Solomon set to receive more than $100 million.

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Meme questions Special Counsel Jack Smith's neutrality at concert — Oct 4, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Tom Gallagher This meme about Jack Smith at the concert really makes me question if he's neutral on these cases.

Ethiopia Controls Mekelle as Regional Rivals MeetWorld — 5dAcross Africa, AI could bring specialized expertise closer to farms, factories and small businesses, while a proposed continent-wide credit-rating agency aims to change how investors assess African economies and the cost of borrowing.

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IJRLittle-Known Green Law Becoming Thorn In Side Of BusinessesJack McGeever · 3 min · 15h

Connecticut directs millions toward student support programsPolitics — Oct 5, 2026Connecticut is facing rising special-education enrollment and costs, prompting officials to weigh how funding is targeted and whether current investments are improving support for students with disabilities. The state also received a $4.7 million federal grant to expand special-education and early-intervention teacher apprenticeships amid a statewide staffing shortage.

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

Cornell Defendant Seeks AG James’ Removal From Probe — 5dGillio Lopes, one of the Cornell 7, filed an Article 78 petition Wednesday to remove AG Letitia James as special prosecutor, citing her pre-appointment post that the complainant's ordeal was horrific.

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Goldman Sachs Big Wigs Set To Pocket $500,000,000 Bonus As Americans’ Bank Accounts Run Dry — 5dGoldman Sachs executives are poised to pocket more than $500 million in special bonuses while millions of ordinary Americans struggle to cover basic expenses and keep their savings accounts afloat.

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No. 3 Michigan State routs Northern Michigan 6-2Sports — 4dNo. 3 Michigan State opened its season with a 6-2 win over Northern Michigan, then completed a two-game sweep with a 5-1 victory Sunday. Anthony Romani led the offense across the series, while the Spartans’ special teams and strong performances from newcomers helped secure both wins.

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Callais Ruling Drives Southern Election Map Disputes — 3dThe Supreme Court’s Callais ruling is fueling fresh disputes over congressional and legislative maps: Louisiana officials will ask a federal panel to close the case, while plaintiffs want it to consider whether the state’s remaining majority-Black district should also be redrawn. In Mississippi, the ruling has complicated election planning after officials reverted to 2022 legislative maps, raising questions about a sitting senator’s bid in a special election and the maps for 2027 races.

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BooksLongevity thrives where healthy habits need no willpowerAdventists 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.30m · 1 reads

Arkansas Moves Senate Special Election to Dec. 15 — Oct 5, 2026Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders moved the special election for the vacant State Senate District 18 seat from Jan. 5, 2027, to Dec. 15, 2026, after only one candidate per party filed, allowing an earlier election under state law. Republican Will Moore, Democrat Camille Feyen and two independent candidates are running to succeed Jonathan Dismang, who resigned; the winner will serve through January 2029.

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Universal Orlando plans Blumhouse horror-show returnEntertainment — 4dUniversal Orlando is revamping its long-running Horror Make-Up Show as “Universal Horror Make-Up Show Featuring Blumhouse,” showcasing special-effects artistry from classic Universal monsters to modern horror. The show has been closed since May 2026; a reopening date has not been announced, though Universal previously said it was expected to return by the end of the year.

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Eight-Player Football Playoff Brackets ReleasedSports — 5dWisconsin’s eight-player high school football playoff brackets are set, while Washington teams prepare for key Friday matchups, including unbeaten Eastmont and Selah. Separately, FantasyLabs introduced a simulation-based NFL DFS lineup tool, and a quiz tests knowledge of offensive and special-teams roles.

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Evers appoints River Falls student UW regent — 5dWisconsin Gov. Tony Evers appointed UW-River Falls elementary education student Delani Dow to a two-year term as the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents’ nontraditional student representative. Dow, who is interested in special education and advocates for students with disabilities, succeeds Desmond Adongo.

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Sherwood District Proposal Heads to 2027 VotePolitics — 6dArkansas’s State Board of Education approved a March 2, 2027, election for residents in the proposed Sherwood district to decide whether to separate from the Pulaski County Special School District. Supporters welcomed the chance for voters to shape local education, while some residents raised concerns about transparency and the proposed district’s boundaries.

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IJRDemocrat Senator Ed Markey Goes Fishing For DEI InternsNicole Silverio · 2 min · 15h