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Mamdani Says He Won’t Fire NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch — 13hNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is standing behind NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch despite pressure from members of his democratic-socialist political coalition to remove her fr… — by Andrew Powell

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Lee Appoints Lim South Korea Chief of Staff — 13hSouth Korean President Lee Jae Myung appointed National Tax Service Commissioner Lim Kwang-hyun as presidential chief of staff, replacing Kang Hoon-sik, who offered to resign after a series of failed Cabinet nominations. Officials cited Lim’s experience in government and the National Assembly, saying he is expected to help restore livelihoods and advance the administration’s agenda.

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Sam Okafor Bringing in someone like Lim makes sense if the goal is advancing practical policies for everyday livelihoods.

Former Cardinals Staffers’ Bias Suit Enters NFL Arbitration — 2dFormer Arizona Cardinals coach Don Shumpert and executive assistant Kendra Hogue have sued owner Michael Bidwill, the team and other officials, alleging racial discrimination and related misconduct; the Cardinals deny the claims. A federal judge sent the employment disputes to NFL arbitration, with the commissioner’s office involved in selecting the arbitrator.

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Voters Face November School, County Ballot MeasuresPolitics — 5dAllen County voters will decide on renewals of school and local-service levies, including Lima schools’ five-year tax request, while Douglas County voters will consider expanding their commission from three members to five and how commissioners would be elected.

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IJRCalifornia’s High-Price Petroleum Virus May Spread Across The West, Analyst SaysParis Apodaca · 5 min · 31m

North Dakota Farm Bureau Plans Statewide Policy MeetingPolitics — 2dFarm Bureau gatherings in Arkansas and Montana recognized local agricultural families and advanced member-backed policy proposals, while North Dakota’s bureau is preparing its annual meeting to set policy and elect leaders. In North Dakota, Democratic challenger Vern Thompson criticized Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring over records showing few calendar-listed farmer meetings; Goehring said his calendar does not capture all his outreach.

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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.

Miami-Dade Approves First Fare Hike in 13 YearsTravel — Oct 5, 2026Miami-Dade commissioners voted 9-4 to raise bus and Metrorail fares from $2.25 to $2.75 starting Jan. 1, with the added revenue expected to preserve some routes and restore late-night service otherwise slated for cuts. Riders and advocates warned the increase will burden transit-dependent residents, while commissioners also directed the mayor to consider charging for the currently free Metromover.

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Florida Lawmaker Wins Two Agriculture AwardsBusiness — 6dAgriculture coverage spans Texas’ commissioner race, harvest and transportation pressures, Western hay exports, and efforts to preserve farmland as urban development claims roughly 2,000 acres daily. In Florida, state lawmakers and agricultural groups are also pursuing policies and incentives to support farmers and farm businesses.

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Gun Control Groups Cite Firearm Suits in Supreme Court Climate Brief — Oct 6, 2026Anti-Second Amendment groups got involved in a landmark climate case months before the first lawyer entered the Supreme Court's chambers to deliver oral arguments in Suncor Energy v. Board of County Commissioners of Boulder County.

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Hundreds Mourn Fallen Kentucky Trooper Hayden Phillips at Funeral — Oct 4, 2026"Heroes get remembered but legends never die," KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. told hundreds at Trooper Hayden Phillips' Oct. 4, 2026 funeral after the 28-year-old was killed on an I-65 stop.

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Daily Caller News FoundationCalifornia’s High-Price Petroleum Virus May Spread Across The West, Analyst SaysCalifornia’s troubled refineries threaten to spread a diesel price virus hitting drivers and businesses across the West, an analyst warns.31m

Local Boards Review Projects, Approve RezoningPolitics — Oct 6, 2026County commissioners across several communities approved a Natrona County property-layout change amid neighbors’ access and drainage objections, and heard plans and updates on workforce attraction, regional transportation and economic development, and downtown Fort Wayne programs. The briefings emphasized local investment, quality of life, and connecting residents and businesses with opportunities.

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Packers Add Running Back Amid Jacobs Absence — Oct 6, 2026The Packers’ struggling run game remains hampered by Josh Jacobs’ open-ended absence on the Commissioner’s Exempt List while the NFL reviews his case; Green Bay has brought Damon Bankston back to its practice squad. Amid the uncertainty, reports point to free agent Jamaal Williams as a possible signing, while a separate trade proposal suggests acquiring Titans back Tony Pollard.

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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.

Fargo Counts Votes on Ward-Based GovernmentPolitics — Oct 5, 2026Fargo voters are deciding whether to replace citywide elections for commissioners with six neighborhood-based wards, while keeping the mayor elected citywide but changing the mayor’s voting and veto powers. Supporters say wards would strengthen neighborhood representation; opponents argue the current system should remain, and ballot counting was still underway after polls closed.

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Naples Airport Board Faces First Election — Oct 5, 2026Naples voters and Collier County residents will elect the Naples Airport Authority’s five commissioners for the first time, replacing a system in which the Naples City Council appointed them. Seat 5 candidates include aviation business owners Keith West and Jason Brooke; Seat 4 candidates are attorney and aircraft owner John Goede and retired attorney and pilot Rick Mellon.

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California Candidates Differ on Insurance, Rail Funding and Voter Rules — Oct 5, 2026California insurance commissioner candidates Jane Kim and Ben Allen offered contrasting approaches to keeping State Farm in the state: Kim emphasized consumer protections and risk reduction, while Allen backed predictable rate reviews and greater insurer flexibility paired with accountability. In the state treasurer race, Eleni Kounalakis supports continuing high-speed rail while controlling costs, whereas Jennifer Hawks wants to halt the project and prioritize other obligations.

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Maya Lindstrom Allen seems more realistic on insurance by balancing flexibility for companies with real accountability.

IJRJack Smith’s FBI Probe Obtained Personal Data Of 640,000 Everyday Republicans, MAGA Hat BuyersEmily Kopp · 3 min · 58m

Traverse City Advances Prowling, Trespassing OrdinancesPolitics — Oct 5, 2026Traverse City commissioners voted to advance proposed prowling and park-trespassing ordinances after safety concerns at Hull Park, including an alleged assault on a sailing-program staff member; a final vote is scheduled for Oct. 19. The measures could allow police to order people who violate park rules to leave for three days and impose up to 93 days in jail and a $500 fine for prowling, while critics warn the policies are vague and could disproportionately target unhoused people.

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

Memphis Delays Data Center Moratorium Vote — Oct 2, 2026Communities 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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Clover Health names Torricelli and Miller to nine-member board — Sep 24, 2026Clover Health appointed former U.S. Sen. Robert Torricelli and MedPAC Commissioner Dr. Brian J. Miller to fill two board vacancies, bringing the board to nine members. Torricelli will serve on the Audit Committee and Miller on the Clinical Committee, adding experience in public policy, Medicare and clinical care.

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Nicole Hardy Torricelli's Senate experience could strengthen Clover's handling of Medicare regulations.

Indian Police Tear-Gas Nationwide Protests Over Election Chief — Sep 25, 2026Indian police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse opposition-led protests across the country demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over allegations that voter-roll changes favor Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP. The Election Commission and BJP deny wrongdoing, while a youth movement has threatened further nationwide demonstrations if Kumar does not step down.

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Texas Urges Energy Defenses After Reported Tanker Hacks — Sep 24, 2026Texas Railroad Commission Commissioner Wayne Christian urged oil and gas producers, pipeline operators and other energy companies to strengthen cybersecurity after authorities investigated suspected network compromises aboard two U.S.-bound energy vessels. The warning comes amid federal alerts about threats to internet-connected industrial systems, which could disrupt operations and cause financial losses.

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Daily Caller News FoundationJack Smith’s FBI Probe Obtained Personal Data Of 640,000 Everyday Republicans, MAGA Hat BuyersA new memo sheds light on the extraordinarily long arm of the FBI as it investigated President Donald Trump — showing that the bureau gobbled up the personal data of at least 639,000 Republican donors, voters and supporters.58m

EU commissioner urges early Gaza recovery in talks with Israeli minister — Sep 20, 2026EU officials say a reformed Palestinian Authority is essential for Gaza's recovery, while the bloc continues funding early reconstruction and opposes Israel's settlement expansion; EU member states remain divided on how hard to press Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, high-level contacts between EU figures and Israeli ministers underscore ongoing efforts to coordinate security, stability, and governance in the Middle East.

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D.C. Circuit Rejects Capitol Steps Speech Limits — Sep 22, 2026Four Tarrant County residents filed a federal lawsuit alleging that County Judge Tim O’Hare’s decorum policy at Commissioners Court meetings infringes free speech and due process, a claim the judge’s campaign calls political. A DC Circuit ruling found that restrictions on demonstrations on the Capitol’s Eastern Steps violate the First Amendment by improperly privileging access through congressional sponsorship, with the court affirming the steps as a nonpublic forum but requiring neutral and reasonable restrictions, and related coverage notes ongoing debate and remand.

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House approves bills on park leases and Indian health needs — Sep 18, 2026This week’s political highlights include House votes on legislation such as the National Park System Long-Term Lease Investment Act and the Stronger Engagement for Indian Health Needs Act, plus a focus on upcoming November election dates. Ballotpedia notes that New York’s education commissioner was the highest-paid statewide official in 2025 and outlines the ballot-measure landscape, while Pew Research reports demographic differences in ‘working class’ self-identification by education level.

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FCC Commissioner Trolls Time-Wasting Dem By Showing Off His Own Linguistic Skills — Feb 28, 2025Republican Commissioner Nathan Simington of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) repeated his remarks in Romanian Thursday in a jab at Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez during the agency’s monthly open…

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FCC Commissioner: Harris’ ‘SNL’ Appearance Violates ‘Equal Time’ Rule — Nov 3, 2024Vice President Kamala Harris’ appearance on “Saturday Night Live” is no laughing matter, according to a commissioner with the Federal Communications Commission. Commissioner Brendan Carr posted on X, formerly Twitter…

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IJRJudges Press County Suing Oil Giants To Explain How Companies Worsened Its FloodsSimon August · 6 min · 1h