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Wisconsin, Nebraska Contests Advance Eight Products EachBusiness — 23hThe Coolest Thing Made contests in Wisconsin and Nebraska have each narrowed their fields to eight products, with public voting underway to choose finalists. Nebraska’s bracket includes two Gering-made products, while the state winners are scheduled to be announced Oct. 27 in Wisconsin and Oct. 29 in Nebraska.

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Trump rallies in Texas for Paxton Senate bid — 2dPresident Donald Trump is rallying in San Antonio for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton as polls show a competitive Texas race and Democrats seek to make gains in the traditionally Republican state. The visit aims to energize GOP voters and retain support among independents and Hispanic voters, with the contest carrying broader stakes for control of Congress and Trump’s agenda.

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Colorado House Candidates Vie for 65 SeatsPolitics — 2dColorado voters will decide all 65 state House seats this November as Democrats seek to preserve their 43–22 majority, with contests ranging from an effectively uncontested Republican seat to open and competitive races. Candidates’ differing priorities include affordability, housing, energy costs, public safety, education and the state budget.

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Polls Show El-Sayed Ahead in Michigan Senate Race — 2dMichigan’s Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers remains competitive: recent polls give El-Sayed leads ranging from about four to seven points, while another shows the contest nearly even. Despite his polling edge, some Michigan Democrats worry El-Sayed is taking key constituencies for granted and needs to do more outreach, particularly to Black and Jewish voters.

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IJRNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiJack McGeever · 4 min · 1h

Trunk-or-Treat Events Planned Across Four CommunitiesGood News — 2dCommunities in Elkhart, Warren County, Johns Creek and Hagerstown are hosting free Trunk or Treat events, with activities including costume contests, decorated vehicles and treats for children. Events are scheduled from mid-October through Oct. 23, with Elkhart’s annual gathering set for Saturday at Island Park.

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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.

Caleb Flynn Sentenced to Life Without Parole — 5dFormer “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn was convicted of murdering his wife, Ashley, and related charges after prosecutors argued he staged a burglary to cover up the shooting. As he awaits sentencing, prosecutors are seeking life without parole, while his attorneys argue for parole eligibility and say Flynn maintains his innocence and plans to appeal.

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Barrett, Lawrence debate in key Michigan swing race — 2dIn their first debate in a closely contested Michigan congressional race, Republican Rep. Tom Barrett attacked Democrat Will Lawrence over past comments about defunding police, while Lawrence said he had changed his position and supports police alongside community violence-prevention and mental-health programs. Lawrence countered by criticizing Barrett’s recent votes and record, as both candidates made their cases in a closely watched swing district.

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Election Guides Cover Minnesota and Chicago RacesPolitics — 2dCandidates in November 2026 municipal races across Eagan, Cannon Falls, Burnsville, Apple Valley and Vadnais Heights are outlining priorities including affordable housing, redevelopment and data centers; economic growth, infrastructure and public safety; environmental protection and community inclusion; and fiscal restraint. The contests include mayoral and council races, with candidates emphasizing different approaches to managing growth and serving residents.

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Rivian expands EV lineup with R1S and R2 facing Tesla Model Y tests — 4dThe articles compare Rivian’s electric SUVs and pickup with competing models, highlighting the R1S’s strong ratings, the more affordable R2’s contest with Tesla’s Model Y, and the R1T’s luxury and off-road focus. The comparisons also underscore trade-offs in price, range, efficiency and capability.

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Daily Caller News FoundationTrump’s Midterm-Timed Diesel Order Hits RoadblockPresident Donald Trump wants to give truckers a break at the diesel pump amid soaring wartime prices — but fuel companies appear to be afraid they will be left footing the bill.58m · 1 reads

Cities, States Invite Students to Name SnowplowsWeather — 3dWorcester, Vermont, Boulder and Idaho are inviting students to submit creative names for snowplows ahead of the 2026–27 winter season, with contests spanning different grade levels and, in some places, homeschoolers or college students. Winning names will appear on plows, while selection methods and student rewards vary by program, including public voting, school or agency judging, and classroom visits.

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Utah Court Weighs Law Creating Three-Judge PanelsPolitics — 3dNorth Dakota municipal judges met for a seminar on judicial leadership, court rules and the limits of courtroom AI, while Utah’s Supreme Court heard challenges to legislation creating three-judge panels for lawsuits contesting state laws. In Indiana, Allen County judicial candidates Samuel Keirns and Rick Trevino discussed court operations and problem-solving programs ahead of early voting.

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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.

Orchestras Plan Halloween Concerts Across CommunitiesEntertainment — 4dOrchestras in San Jose, Victoria, Tuscarawas County and a community identified as BHS are planning family-friendly Halloween concerts featuring seasonal music, costumes and activities. The Tuscarawas Philharmonic’s Oct. 24 program pairs trick-or-treating with spooky classical works and a children’s musical mystery, while the other events offer mixes of popular and classical selections, costume contests or other family attractions.

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Senate Map Shifts as Kansas Race Tightens — 5dKansas has emerged as an unexpectedly competitive Senate battleground, with polls showing Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in a close race against Democrat Adam Hamilton amid rural frustration over President Donald Trump’s trade policies and rising fuel and fertilizer costs. Both parties are directing resources to the contest, including a major Republican ad buy to protect a seat Democrats have not won in nearly a century.

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Candidates from both parties urge ending Senate filibuster — 5dAs control of the closely contested Senate looms, candidates and lawmakers are debating whether to end or change the filibuster. Democrat Juliana Stratton supports eliminating it to advance priorities including abortion rights, voting protections and gun legislation, while Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno says it should be ended if senators cannot conduct meaningful debate, amid a fight over advancing the SAVE America Act.

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IJRWas NIH’s Trans Kids Research Russ Vought’s Last Straw?Emily Kopp · 8 min · 3h

Tsar Samuel’s Remains Return to BulgariaWorld — Sep 30, 2026Bulgaria welcomed the remains identified as those of Tsar Samuel, who ruled from 997 to 1014, in a major national ceremony after Greece agreed to return them. In exchange, Bulgaria is returning 48 church artifacts taken during World War I; the handover also touches off renewed sensitivities over Samuel’s contested legacy with North Macedonia.

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Can you actually read a map?Quizie — QuizFifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.

Texas Redistricting Creates Unexpected House Race Contests; Colorado Considers Rules — 5dTexas Republicans’ mid-decade redistricting has reshaped South Texas districts and produced unexpectedly competitive races, even as candidates make affordability and voter outreach central themes. The map changes have fueled broader partisan redistricting battles, including Colorado’s proposed Amendment 86, which would set rules for drawing congressional boundaries outside the census cycle.

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Former Pastor Convicted of Wife’s MurderGood News — Sep 28, 2026A former church pastor and “American Idol” contestant was convicted of murdering his wife, while a documentary examines the death of another pastor’s wife and allegations of control and manipulation. Other coverage explores a megachurch pastor’s wife questioning her life in a new novel and a devotional reflection on trusting God when circumstances seem senseless.

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Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro Set for Brazil Runoff — Sep 28, 2026Brazil’s closely contested presidential election pits incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva against Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, with polling suggesting a tight runoff and voters sharply divided. The result could shape Brazil’s democratic trajectory and its foreign policy, though Congress and governors will also constrain the winner’s agenda.

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Seahawks’ Smith-Njigba Leads NFL With 405 Yards — 6dSeahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads the NFL with 405 yards and six touchdowns through three games, putting him on a historic pace and within one game of matching Randy Moss’ record for opening a season with 100 yards and a touchdown in four straight contests. Seattle is deliberately funneling nearly half its receiving production through Smith-Njigba, whose dominant play has drawn praise from teammates and coaches.

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Daily Caller News FoundationNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiThe NFL urged the Supreme Court to protect states' authority to regulate sports gambling Thursday, arguing that prediction markets such as Kalshi are effectively sportsbooks operating under the guise of federally regulated financial exchanges.1h · 1 reads

Judge Delays Antonio Brown Plea Deal — Sep 29, 2026A Miami judge delayed Antonio Brown’s planned no-contest plea in an attempted-murder case, saying she needed more time to review the proposed agreement. The deal would reduce the charge and bring probation instead of a possible prison sentence of up to 30 years; Brown is due back in court Oct. 28, and his attorney remains optimistic it will be accepted.

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Idol Contestant on Trial in Wife’s KillingEntertainment — Sep 18, 2026Prosecutors say former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn texted his mistress more than 100,000 times, signaling a motive and intent to kill his wife Ashley before she was found dead and the scene staged as a burglary. They allege he sent a chilling message the day before the murder about choosing his mistress, while Flynn’s defense argues the case hinges on circumstantial evidence and that marital misconduct alone does not prove murder.

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Delaware Voters Pick Nominees in 33 Primary Contests — Sep 13, 2026Delaware's September primaries solidified major-party nominees for the U.S. Senate and a single House seat, with voting by mail and in person across the counties and campaigns intensifying ahead of the November general election. The state also hosts 33 contested races, including incumbent and open-seat contests at the state level, while Senator Chris Coons faces several challengers in the Democratic Senate race and Republicans select their contenders to vie for the seat.

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Churchill Spill: Horse Euthanized, Three Jockeys Hospitalized — Sep 20, 2026Lutkenhaus euthanized after catastrophic leg injury in six-horse Churchill Downs spill; three jockeys hospitalized, race declared no contest.

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Kean, Bennett Clash in Key House Debate — Sep 27, 2026Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. and Democratic challenger Rebecca Bennett clashed in their only debate in New Jersey’s closely contested 7th Congressional District race, with affordability, gas prices, tariffs and the Iran conflict among the key issues. Bennett criticized Kean’s support for President Trump’s policies and called for ending the war and curbing tariffs, while Kean defended his positions and promoted domestic energy production.

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Marcus Bell The Iran conflict needs a clear plan to deescalate before it hits our economy harder.

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