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Glaukos Reports Durable Three-Year Epioxa Trial Results
Health
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Glaukos reported three-year Phase 3 extension results for Epioxa, showing sustained corneal improvement and visual gains after one treatment, with no serious or treatment-related adverse events reported. Despite the positive data, one report said the company’s shares fell more than 13%, amid valuation concerns and insider selling.
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Valkyries reach $100M, first women's team
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The Golden State Valkyries hit $100 million in annual revenue, the first women's professional sports team to reach the mark after $78 million in year one.
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Libya lawmakers elect new speaker after 12 years
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Eastern Libyan MPs elected Al-Salhin Abdelnabi speaker on Tuesday after 98 members capped leadership at one 12-month term, ending Aguila Saleh’s nearly 12-year hold.
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Shreveport Red River Revel marks 50 years
Lifestyle
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Shreveport’s Red River Revel is marking its 50th anniversary with a two-weekend celebration of visual art, food and live music, continuing a festival that began as a one-time 1976 bicentennial event and grew into a regional tradition. Vendors, visitors and longtime volunteers describe the Revel as a cherished community gathering.
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Climate Lawsuits Fail Constitutional And Scientific Review
Angela Wheeler · 5 min · 2h
Minneapolis Officer Fires During Two Carjackings; Teen Arrested
World
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A 16-year-old was arrested after allegedly attempting two armed carjackings in Minneapolis and fleeing in a stolen car that struck a police squad car. An officer fired a shot during the encounter; no one was struck, two officers sustained minor injuries, and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
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From 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.
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Hunter Finds Arkansas Park’s Largest Diamond This Year
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— Oct 2, 2026
Jack Pearadin found a 6.03-carat yellow diamond, the largest at Crater of Diamonds this year, yelling "Holy crap, we got a big one!" on TikTok, and named it the American Dream.
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Sam Okafor
Finding a 6-carat diamond in a state park is a nice reminder that luck can still hit regular folks.
Memphis Delays Data Center Moratorium Vote
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Communities are weighing pauses on data-center development amid concerns about environmental and infrastructure impacts: Memphis is set for a final vote on a temporary moratorium to study impacts and develop rules, while Evanston has a proposed one-year halt. Mesa County commissioners, responding to residents’ concerns about water and energy, approved a one-year moratorium for unincorporated areas; Memphis advocates also warn that pollution and resource demands could disproportionately harm nearby communities.
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Flyers reportedly sign Bunting to $1.2M deal
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The Philadelphia Flyers signed forward Michael Bunting to a one-year, $1.2 million contract as they seek a spark after opening the season 0-2-2. Bunting had 14 goals and 33 points in 74 games split between Nashville and Dallas last season.
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Asheville Charges Third Suspect in April Shooting
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Asheville police have charged Trevon Demarkus Stone, the third suspect in an April shooting on Atkinson Street that wounded one person and damaged vehicles. Two other suspects—a 20-year-old man and a juvenile—were previously charged; Stone is in federal custody on unrelated charges.
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Hidden advantages, not raw talent, create extraordinary success
Extraordinary achievement rests on birth timing, rare practice doors, family culture, and accumulated opportunity more than pure merit or grit.
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ALA Reports 4,235 Books Targeted for Censorship
Politics
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Evanston Councilmember Krissie Harris is proposing a one-year pause on data center approvals and incentives while the city reviews infrastructure and grid capacity. The proposal has majority support on the City Council and is scheduled for committee review.
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FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey to Leave After One Year
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— Sep 28, 2026
Andrew Bailey resigns as FBI co-deputy Oct. 2 after one year, citing family; sources report meeting exclusions and Miller-linked demotions he has not confirmed.
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Chris Dalton
Bailey's quick exit after a year raises real questions about stability in FBI leadership.
Quentin Tarantino vs Martin Scorsese
Yourlist
— VS Battle
The video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.
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Santa Rosa Man Charged in School-Area Arson
World
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A 27-year-old Santa Rosa man, Argenis Mauricio Paez, was arrested and charged with two felony counts of arson after witnesses said he started two vegetation fires near Roseland Accelerated Middle School. Officers extinguished one fire before it reached a tree; neither fire caused injuries or structural damage.
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Multi-State Pickup Crashes Kill One, Injure Two
Auto
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A 59-year-old Sarasota man was seriously injured when his pickup overturned in the median of Interstate 75 in Hillsborough County after he swerved to avoid slower traffic. He was not wearing a seat belt; no other injuries or vehicle damage were reported.
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Breeze Airways announces multistate route expansion
Travel
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Breeze Airways is expanding service at several U.S. airports, adding routes from Dayton, Burlington and Vero Beach and restoring year-round nonstop flights between Louisville and New Orleans. The additions offer travelers more direct and one-stop options, including connections to Florida, the Northeast and other leisure destinations.
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EXCLUSIVE: Viral Meme Mocking MAGA Hardliners Was Made By America First Conservative
Jack McGeever · 8 min · 2h
Fifth measles death reported in Pennsylvania as Bangladesh outbreak grows
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— Sep 30, 2026
A newborn and a 6-week-old are among five Pennsylvania measles deaths in 2026—the only U.S. measles deaths reported this year—after 35 years without one in the state.
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The grammar gatekeeper test
Quizie
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Twelve spelling and grammar traps that catch almost everyone. Pass, and the AI knights you. Fail, and it's gentle about it. Mostly.
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Lansing Police Probe Five River Trail Deaths
World
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Lansing police are investigating whether five deaths of unhoused men along a roughly one-mile stretch of the River Trail over the past year are connected, but have not confirmed a serial killer. Four cases involved apparent blunt-force injuries and one involved a stabbing for which a suspect has been charged; limited witnesses and surveillance footage have hampered the investigations, while community members are calling for greater safety measures.
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Study finds one in 43 US children had data exposed
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— Sep 28, 2026
One in 43 U.S. children had personal information breached in a single year, a Javelin study found. Parents post about 1,300 photos of a child by age 13.
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Jared Kim
Parents should stop oversharing kids' details on social media since thieves can sit on that data for years before anyone notices.
Dyne Reports One-Year DM1 Trial Improvements
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— Sep 29, 2026
Dyne Therapeutics reported one-year Phase 1/2 ACHIEVE trial data showing sustained improvements in measures of myotonia, muscle strength, mobility and patient-reported health among people with myotonic dystrophy type 1 taking investigational z-basivarsen. The company said the treatment had a favorable safety profile; registrational expansion results are expected in 2027 and could support a U.S. accelerated approval application.
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Americans Expected to Fall Back November 1
Weather
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Most Americans are scheduled to turn clocks back one hour on Nov. 1, 2026, while the UK and Ukraine make their seasonal changes earlier in October; Hawaii and most of Arizona do not observe daylight saving time. The Sunday timing allows people and transit systems to adjust with less disruption, while efforts to end the twice-yearly clock change remain unresolved.
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Filipino Cardinal Tagle Becomes First Asian Dean
Pope Leo XIV on Oct. 8, 2026, approved Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, 69, as the first Asian dean of the College of Cardinals, succeeding Giovanni Battista Re, 92.
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Alker wins fourth Champions Tour title of season
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New Zealand golfer Steven Alker won the Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic by one stroke, earning his fourth PGA Tour Champions victory of the season and 14th career title. The 55-year-old has won three of his last four starts and finished runner-up in the other, despite dealing with a back issue and his regular caddie’s illness.
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Global Bonds Set for Worst Month in Years
Finance
— Sep 30, 2026
Global bonds were headed for their worst month in years as rising inflation, heavy debt issuance and concerns over government finances pushed yields sharply higher, while stocks remained comparatively resilient. After a brutal September, historical patterns cited by one analysis suggest bond-market losses could deepen in October.
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Wrong-Way Crashes Kill One, Injure Trooper
Auto
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Wrong-way driving incidents in Oregon, Virginia and Arizona involved suspected impaired drivers: an Oregon wrong-way driver died in a crash while the other driver was arrested on a DUII charge; in Virginia, a 71-year-old man was arrested after a head-on collision injured a state trooper. In Flagstaff, a woman suspected of DUI was arrested after striking a patrol vehicle.
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Goldman Sachs Weighs Waldron as Next CEO
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— Sep 28, 2026
Goldman Sachs' board has discussed elevating COO John Waldron to CEO in late 2027 or 2028, with David Solomon likely moving to executive chairman for one to two years.
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Tom Gallagher
Planning this far ahead shows the board is thinking long term instead of rushing a change.
Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
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— Sep 23, 2026
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Weinstein received his sentence Wednesday in a New York federal court. One year ago, he was convic… — by Sandra Rhodes
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Derek Foss
This shows even the most connected Hollywood figures can face consequences when enough people speak up.
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Anthropic Launches New ‘Don’t Be Mean To The Clankers’ Policy
Dylan Kresak · 2 min · 16h
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