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Mike Tomlin unveils the Minecraft city he has been building for 12 years — Oct 2, 2026Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin posted a YouTube tour of the single Minecraft map he has worked on for more than a decade, from a boutique hotel to stadiums and aquarium high-rises.

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Missouri Highway Patrol Seeks 2027 Recruit ApplicantsPolitics — 1dThe Missouri State Highway Patrol is recruiting for academy classes beginning in May and October 2027, with testing and selection in Jefferson City; applicants must have a high school diploma or GED and be 21 by graduation. Academy pay starts at $66,432 annually and rises to $73,824 after graduation, with additional benefits and potential salary growth.

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Russian drones close several Kyiv bridges and hit residential building — Oct 1, 2026Russian drone strikes repeatedly hit Kyiv’s Southern Bridge and prompted closures or restrictions on several Dnipro River crossings, snarling traffic; a strike on a residential high-rise killed one person and injured others. Ukraine said it had received proposals from the United States, India, Turkey and Egypt for a partial truce covering attacks on energy infrastructure and Black Sea shipping.

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Police assaults rise 25% for 12th straight periodWorld — 5dCrime reports present a mixed picture: Australian statistics show robberies and some theft declining but assaults on police and break-ins rising, while Jacksonville investigators are probing three shootings that injured four people. A travel guide cites high 2025 violent-crime rates in several major U.S. cities, while a separate opinion piece questions the reliability and interpretation of crime statistics.

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IJRCyberattack Turns Hundreds Of Grocery Coolers Into Saunas As Military Stores’ Meltdown Remains A MysteryDylan Kresak · 3 min · 15h

Buffett Warns as Stocks Reach Record Highs — 6dWarren Buffett has warned that high stock valuations, rising bond yields and speculative enthusiasm leave investors with little room for error, though he advises focusing on business fundamentals and staying invested rather than trying to time a crash. Bill Ackman offers a complementary view: market uncertainty and sell-offs can create opportunities to buy stocks at more attractive prices.

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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.

Dollar rises to three-month high against euro — Sep 30, 2026

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Food Banks Receive Millions in DonationsBusiness — 6dPublix Super Market Charities donated $435,000 to the Lowcountry Food Bank for refrigerated trucks, a forklift and warehouse technology to improve food delivery and distribution. The investment comes as the food bank reports record-high food insecurity and rising demand across the South Carolina counties it serves.

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Analysis: Tornado Activity Shifts East, Raising Southern RisksWeather — 6dTornado 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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Study Puts American Dream Cost Above $5.3 MillionBusiness — 6dInvestopedia estimates the lifetime cost of the American Dream at about $5.3 million, up 4.1% in a year and rising faster than wages; housing, cars and retirement make up most of the expense. A typical college-educated worker’s projected earnings and Social Security benefits still fall about $1.2 million short, while the income needed to afford this lifestyle is especially high in Hawaii, California and Massachusetts.

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Daily Caller News FoundationEvangelicals Join Catholics In Condemning Pentagon’s Plan To Livestream Fort Hood Killer’s ExecutionA leading evangelical organization joined prominent Catholic leaders in condemning the Pentagon's plans to publicly livestream the firing squad execution of convicted Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Hasan. 1h · 32 reads

PIMCO CIO warns Treasury yields could reach 6%Finance — 5dThe 10-year U.S. Treasury yield could approach 6%, a level not seen since 2000, as high oil prices, inflation concerns, rising government debt and bond-market selling pressure push borrowing costs higher. PIMCO’s chief investment officer warned that further increases could weigh on stocks and corporate bonds, while higher rates threaten to raise financing costs for governments, businesses and households.

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Record Diesel Prices Persist Despite Rising Oil FlowsBusiness — Oct 7, 2026Record U.S. crude production has not eased diesel shortages and high prices because refining capacity and distillate inventories remain constrained, while recovering oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have yet to fully relieve market pressure. Even with diesel prices surging, electric trucks still struggle to compete with diesel-powered rigs on cost and time.

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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.

Diesel Price Surge Raises Costs Beyond FuelFinance — 5dRising diesel prices, driven by supply disruptions and constrained refining capacity, are increasing costs for transport, food and other essentials—from highly diesel-dependent Pacific islands to households in South Africa and the United States. Tax relief may ease some U.S. pump costs, but experts warn that supply pressures and the pass-through of fuel costs could keep affecting consumers even as governments and island nations pursue longer-term energy changes.

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Dollar Holds Near Two-Month High, Yields RiseFinance — Sep 28, 2026The dollar has drawn support from rising Treasury yields and inflation concerns tied to elevated energy prices, holding near a two-month high in one report. Stronger expectations of Fed rate cuts have limited gains in another, underscoring the competing influence of bond yields and monetary policy.

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Supply Chain Pressures Rise, Adding Inflation RisksFinance — Oct 6, 2026The New York Fed’s Global Supply Chain Pressure Index rose modestly to 1.28 in September from a revised 1.20 in August, though it remains below its May peak and far beneath pandemic-era highs. The increase comes amid reports of tariff-related supplier delays and could add to costs and inflation pressures.

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IJRLittle-Known Green Law Becoming Thorn In Side Of BusinessesJack McGeever · 3 min · 16h

Corvette Market Sees High-Value Sales, ListingsAuto — Oct 7, 2026Recent Corvette sales and listings highlight strong collector demand and rising prices: a nearly new ZR1X convertible sold at auction for $441,000, far above its sticker price, while an Ohio owner reportedly profited by reselling a barely driven ZR1. Other listings include a historically recognized 1967 coupe up for auction and a heavily stripped 1994 Corvette advertised as street legal, though its safety and compliance are unclear.

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

Scientists investigate rising whale calf deaths in Argentina — Oct 2, 2026An unusually high number of southern right whale calves have died along Argentina’s Patagonian coast, prompting an investigation by researchers who say the event is unprecedented in 23 years of monitoring. The leading hypothesis is that kelp gull wounds expose calves to marine bacteria, but scientists are testing samples and have not confirmed the cause.

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Nicole Hardy The gulls attacking the calves sounds plausible but they need to rule out changes in the food supply or water quality first.

Asian Shares Fall, Treasury Yields Hit 2002 High — Sep 29, 2026Asian stocks fell or were poised to decline as investors weighed volatile bond markets and awaited U.S. jobs data, while rising oil prices tied to renewed Gulf tensions heightened inflation concerns. Treasury yields retreated from recent highs, but uncertainty over wages, interest rates and energy prices kept markets on edge.

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French Student Protests Draw 71,500 Thursday — Oct 2, 2026French high-school protests over teacher shortages, crowded classrooms, long schedules and poor facilities have led to school blockades and clashes with police, prompting accusations of excessive force and government claims that the hard left has fueled unrest. While many students and commentators blame deteriorating public services, critics of that account point to rising per-pupil spending and argue that the causes are more complex.

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US Stocks Fall, Treasury Yields Reach 2007 HighsFinance — Sep 29, 2026U.S. stocks swung as Iran-war energy concerns and rising Treasury yields—at multi-decade highs—stoked inflation fears and weighed on equities. Softer-than-expected inflation data, easing oil prices and Fed officials’ calls for patience later reduced expectations of another near-term rate hike, helping stocks recover even as long-term yields remained elevated.

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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.1h · 3 reads

Green, Ribovics expected to fight at UFC 332 — Sep 30, 2026Veteran lightweight King Green faces rising contender Esteban Ribovics at UFC 332, with Green riding a four-fight winning streak and analysts highlighting his sharp counterstriking and defense. Ribovics brings dangerous, high-volume striking, making the matchup a test of whether Green’s experience and movement can blunt the younger fighter’s attack.

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Bitcoin Trades Unevenly Around $83,000–$85,000Finance — Sep 28, 2026Bitcoin fell below $83,000 after retreating from recent highs, though reports point to continued spot ETF inflows and mixed signals about the market’s underlying trend. The decline coincided with broader economic uncertainty and rising oil prices and Treasury yields, while the direct causes remain unclear.

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Millions Face Flood Risk Without Federal Coverage — Sep 29, 2026An Associated Press analysis found that only 2.4% of U.S. properties have federal flood insurance, while 8.4% face severe or extreme flood risk, with coverage declining as flood risks rise. The gap is especially wide in poorer inland communities such as eastern Kentucky, where high costs and outdated FEMA maps can leave vulnerable residents uninsured.

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BoE's Taylor Sees Weak Case for Rate Hikes — Sep 29, 2026Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor said further interest rate increases are not justified unless high energy prices persist and begin driving broader inflation, pointing to limited second-round effects and signs of cooling in wages and the labor market. His cautious stance contrasts with colleagues’ warnings that inflation could become entrenched and that rates may need to rise.

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Medicare Drug Costs Expected to Rise in 2027Health — Sep 20, 2026Industry and public testimony on GDUFA reauthorization highlighted calls for more transparency in generic drugs and concerns about shortages and safety. Meanwhile, a U.S. Section 301 investigation into Germany’s pricing underscores fears that high global prices threaten innovation and patient access, as Medicare Part D faces rising premiums and deductibles and the expiration of a subsidy that helped stabilize costs.

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IJRDemocrat Senator Ed Markey Goes Fishing For DEI InternsNicole Silverio · 2 min · 16h