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Broncos’ Hufanga uncertain for Thursday vs. Seahawks — 3dBroncos safety Talanoa Hufanga, who injured his ankle Sunday, missed Tuesday’s practice and is trending toward sitting out Thursday’s game against Seattle. Denver could also be without cornerbacks Pat Surtain II and Riley Moss, leaving the team potentially short-handed in the secondary.

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Half of Fed Districts Report Rising Price Pressures — 7hThe Federal Reserve’s Beige Book found rising energy, tariff, commodity and insurance costs intensifying price pressures across many districts, while employment was mostly unchanged and economic activity showed modest growth, with expectations leaning toward slight growth. Manufacturing was a relative bright spot, but consumer resistance to higher prices and persistent uncertainty limited businesses’ ability to pass on costs.

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Chris Dalton Tariffs and energy costs are pushing prices up but consumers pushing back means businesses can't easily pass them along.

Trump announces plans for Cleveland submarine repair center — 2dPresident Donald Trump announced that Cleveland will host a submarine component repair center to manufacture, repair and maintain parts for U.S. submarines. The announcement followed an August directive to identify a site and came during a rally promoting Republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections.

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First Breach Completes Drone Flight, Targets 2,500 WeeklyTech — 1dFirst Breach says its proprietary drone prototype completed its first autonomous flight, following a preprogrammed route from takeoff to landing without manual control. The company is porting its flight software to PX4 and expanding Maryland hiring and manufacturing plans, with initial prototypes targeted for late 2026 and scaled production for 2027.

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IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 2h

President Trump details second-term progress on trade and security — 22hThe video shows President Trump addressing generational challenges including trade rebalancing, manufacturing protection, NATO, energy and cartels within a year and a half. It is spreading as an official account summary of these policy acti

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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.

Singapore Q3 GDP growth slows to 5.4% — 1dSingapore’s economy grew 5.4% year over year in the third quarter, slowing from 6.2% in the second quarter but exceeding economists’ forecasts; manufacturing growth cooled while construction accelerated, and quarterly growth eased to 1.1%. The central bank held its exchange-rate policy steady after two rounds of tightening, while the government’s 2026 growth forecast stands at 4.5% to 5.5%.

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Derek Foss Still solid at 5.4 percent and above forecasts, though the manufacturing slowdown is worth watching next quarter.

Kongsberg plans $51 million counter-drone plant in PolandWorld — 1dNorway’s Kongsberg will invest more than 200 million zlotys ($51 million) in a northern Poland factory to manufacture and maintain counter-drone systems for the Polish SAN program, developed with state defense group PGZ. The plant is expected to create more than 100 jobs, begin serial production in the first half of 2028 and potentially serve other European customers.

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Slots Drive 68% Nevada, $91B US Casino RevenueBusiness — 5dSlot machines remained the biggest source of casino revenue in 2025, generating $10.7 billion in Nevada and $91 billion nationwide, though their share of U.S. gaming revenue has fallen as sports betting and other offerings have grown. Manufacturers say they see continued growth through upgrades, new games and technology, with nationwide slot revenue projected to reach $104 billion in 2026.

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Fluence Energy Faces Securities Class-Action SuitFinance — 6dInvestors have filed securities class actions against Fluence Energy, alleging the company misled shareholders about production problems at contract manufacturing facilities and its ability to deliver backlog and meet fiscal 2026 revenue guidance. The suits follow weaker financial results and disclosures that Fluence faced manufacturing-related challenges; the allegations have not been proven in court.

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BooksYou are not your thoughts—presence ends psychological sufferingTolle argues that identifying with compulsive thought and living in psychological time is the root of suffering, and that present-moment awareness is available to anyone right now.2h · 2 reads

Workers Blame Tariffs for Layoffs, GOP Backlash — 3dWorkers in battleground states who blame President Trump’s tariffs for layoffs and factory closures are turning against Republicans; one longtime Republican in Michigan plans to vote Democratic after losing his job at a clockmaker that shut its factory. The White House disputes the bleak outlook, pointing to rising manufacturing output and arguing that new factory construction will create jobs, though the manufacturing workforce remains below its level when Trump returned to office.

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Darline Graham opposes Chinese manufacturing. Her husband's employers rely on it. — 3d

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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.

Second Affordable Flying Expo planned for LakelandBusiness — 6dThe Affordable Flying Expo will return November 13–15, 2026, in Lakeland, Florida, bringing together manufacturers, pilots, builders and newcomers focused on affordable personal aviation as the industry responds to MOSAIC. Organizers describe it as a smaller, hands-on marketplace distinct from major aviation shows, with the 2026 event prospectus now available.

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Analysis: Tornado Activity Shifts East, Raising Southern RisksWeather — Oct 7, 2026Tornado activity in the United States is shifting east and extending across more of the year, increasing risks for Southern communities where many residents live in manufactured homes, which are far less safe during tornadoes. Census Bureau data highlight especially vulnerable areas in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi, where rising tornado activity overlaps with high concentrations of mobile homes and other vulnerabilities.

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Fast intuition and lazy checks drive most judgment errors — 4dAnyone burned by a snap call that felt certain will find why fluency and coherence manufacture confidence without accuracy.

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Jared Kim I notice it most when shopping fast online and skipping the fine print that would have saved money.

IJRPolitical Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe AllegesJack McGeever · 5 min · 4h

PPG Announces $70 Million Aerospace Expansion in HuntsvilleBusiness — Oct 7, 2026PPG will invest $70 million to expand its aerospace transparencies operations in Huntsville, Alabama, including a new 112,000-square-foot facility for production support that will free space for additional manufacturing. The multiyear effort aims to increase capacity and meet growing demand for aircraft cockpit and passenger windows.

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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.

Mercury Systems expands Phoenix campus by 50,000 square feet for defense workBusiness — 6dMercury Systems expanded its Phoenix manufacturing campus by 50,000 square feet with a highly automated facility intended to boost production and speed deliveries for critical U.S. and allied defense programs, including its Common Processing Architecture systems. The expansion, which began operating in fiscal 2026’s third quarter, is expected to add more than 50 jobs; the campus already employs more than 400 people.

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Gianforte India Trade Mission Seeks Investment Amid Conservative Criticism — Oct 5, 2026Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte’s trade mission to India is promoting investment and partnerships in technology, manufacturing, agriculture and other industries, with the state saying the effort could bring jobs and economic opportunities. The trip has drawn criticism from Montana conservatives who argue taxpayer-funded outreach risks outsourcing jobs and opportunities.

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FTC, USDA Probe Sends Farm Equipment Stocks Lower — Oct 7, 2026Agricultural-equipment stocks, including Deere, fell after the FTC and USDA opened a broad inquiry into whether manufacturers and dealers restrict competition, repair options, or access to equipment. The scrutiny could extend to dealer networks and industry consolidation as regulators seek public input on practices affecting farmers.

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Thordon Bearings Opens Third Burlington Production PlantBusiness — 6dThordon Bearings has opened a third manufacturing plant in Burlington, Ontario, to expand production, shorten lead times and support growing demand for its sustainable marine and hydropower products. The facility will make water-lubricated mechanical seals and water-quality packages, house product development and Marsh Brothers Aviation operations, and help accommodate the company’s workforce growth.

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Daily Caller News FoundationTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansThe race for seats at the president's next meme coin dinner seems to be drawing a largely foreign crowd.2h · 12 reads

Trump's Rally Suit Reveals Jos. A. Bank — Oct 6, 2026Photos from President Donald Trump’s Nebraska rally showed the label of his suit as Jos. A. Bank, rather than the Brioni brand he has often worn. The revelation drew criticism because Jos. A. Bank suits are typically made overseas, contrasting with Trump’s calls to bring manufacturing back to the United States.

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EOS Plans 2027 Huntsville Counter-Drone Slinger ProductionTech — Oct 7, 2026EOS Defense Systems USA plans to expand production in Huntsville, Alabama, and begin U.S. manufacturing of its next-generation Slinger counter-drone system in 2027. The upgrade adds enhanced sensing and selectable autonomy while retaining the ability to engage drones and ground targets on the move; EOS says local production will reduce lead times and costs for U.S. and allied customers.

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US Navy Moves To Build New Tomahawk Missile That Comes With Unknown Price Tag — 6dThe U.S. Navy is preparing to manufacture a new bunker-busting version of its Tomahawk cruise missile, but the military has yet to disclose how much the upgraded weapon will cost.

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Pennsylvania Senate Passes PFAS Foam Ban BillPolitics — Oct 5, 2026Pennsylvania’s Senate approved a bipartisan bill, 48-1, to phase out PFAS-containing firefighting foam, restricting its manufacture, sale and distribution beginning in July 2027 and its use starting in 2028. The measure also requires warning labels on protective gear containing PFAS, chemicals linked to health risks and environmental contamination; a companion bill passed the House unanimously in 2025.

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Salt & Straw sues Ruby Jewel over Tacolate productionBusiness — Oct 6, 2026Salt & Straw is suing Portland ice cream maker Ruby Jewel, alleging it plans to end a three-year agreement to produce the Tacolate before the contract expires in 2028. The lawsuit seeks more than $1 million and an order to continue production or allow time to transition to another manufacturer; the claims have not been ruled on, and Ruby Jewel has not yet responded in court.

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