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French street protests draw leftists and Islamists, analysis finds — 19h

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“Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” — Fred Rogers, Recalling his mother's words — 1dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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American College Students Prefer Socialism to Capitalism, Survey Finds1 source — 3d

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Fast intuition and lazy checks drive most judgment errors — 22hAnyone 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.

IJR‘It’s Time For Ukraine To Get A New President’: Trump Signals End Of Patience With Zelenskyy As War Stretches OnSpencer Lombardo · 4 min · 13h

Review finds Russell Brand's path to faith took years not seven days — 18hRussell Brand's new book may be titled "How to Become a Christian in 7 Days" — but that is honestly not what reading it feels like at all.

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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.

Quiet discipline, not charisma, turns good companies greatCulture — 6hOnly eleven of 1,435 Fortune 500 firms went from market-or-worse returns to at least three times the market for fifteen years—and Collins finds they did it with humble leaders and narrow focus, not celebrity CEOs.

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Jared Kim Seeing those eleven companies succeed with quiet focus instead of big personalities matches what I saw at my old firm.

Distraction starts with discomfort, not your phoneCulture — nowDek: For knowledge workers who refresh chat constantly, always-on managers, and parents fretting over screens—Eyal’s method, plus Gloria Mark’s finding that focus takes over twenty minutes to regain after an interruption.

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Fed Survey Finds Wealth Gap Widened by Age After Pandemic — 18hA new report by the Federal Reserve published Friday indicates the wealth gap between affluent Americans and nearly everyone else has widened since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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“If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” — James 1:5, New International Version Holy Bible, New International — 1dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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BooksDistraction starts with discomfort, not your phoneDek: For knowledge workers who refresh chat constantly, always-on managers, and parents fretting over screens—Eyal’s method, plus Gloria Mark’s finding that focus takes over twenty minutes to regain after an interruption.now

Fed Survey Finds Household Debt Stress Rising — 2dFamilies were more likely to be behind on their financial obligations than at any point since the 2010 survey, the Fed said, as real median income rose 7 percent to $82,200.

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Dutch Court Rejects Philips Recall Probe RequestBusiness — 1dA Dutch appeals court rejected shareholders’ request to investigate Philips’ handling of its 2021 recall of millions of sleep-apnea and ventilator devices, finding no adequate basis to conclude the company knew of the risks earlier or misled investors. The ruling does not resolve other recall-related proceedings or determine potential liability for problems at its Respironics unit.

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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.

Morgan Stanley survey finds 31-point gender gap on AI views1 source — 2dWomen are souring on artificial intelligence while men remain upbeat, a new survey found.

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“Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds its rest in thee.” — Augustine of Hippo, Confessions — 3dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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“Yes, my soul, find rest in God; my hope comes from him.” — Psalms 62:5, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Us — 1dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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IJRHouthis Launch Missile Attack On Riyadh International Airport As Blasts Shock Saudi CapitalHarold Hutchison · 2 min · 17h

Review finds Russell Brand’s faith book more testimony than guide — 3dRussell Brand's new book may be titled "How to Become a Christian in 7 Days" — but that is honestly not what reading it feels like at all.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Habitat Survey Finds Housing Costs Force Cuts to Food and Care — 6dHabitat's global survey finds 75% cut expenses to afford housing—33% less on food, 13% delayed care—and nearly half fear one setback could cost their home.

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Elena Vasquez Governments and builders should focus on creating more low-cost housing before the problem gets worse.

Kuminga Appears to Threaten Fan Over Nickname — 3dA video shows Timberwolves forward Jonathan Kuminga threatening to find and slap a fan who shouted a vulgar nickname at him as he left after a preseason loss. The fan later said the remark was a joke and that he still supports Kuminga.

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Review Finds Drought Raises Some Diseases While Cutting Others — Oct 2, 2026A review of nearly 100 studies finds drought can boost cholera, West Nile and dengue while cutting malaria and schistosomiasis, termed the drought-disease paradox.

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Rachel Meyers It's wild that drought cuts malaria cases but ramps up cholera and dengue instead. Nature always finds a way to balance things out in unexpected ways.

Survey finds 31% of adults sleep separately from partners for rest — 2dMany couples are choosing separate beds or bedrooms to address mismatched schedules, snoring, movement and other sleep disruptions—not necessarily relationship problems. A 2025 survey found that 31% of U.S. adults have slept separately from a partner to meet their sleep needs.

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Daily Caller News FoundationThe Environmental Case For Thorium Is Real. The Commercial Fleet Isn’t.America’s nuclear storefront still stocks uranium, while abundant and potentially cleaner thorium remains off the shelf.52m · 5 reads

BBC reports US, Lebanon shelter wanted Syrian generalWorld — 3dBBC and NPR find Bassam al-Hassan, Assad's chemical-weapons overseer under U.S. sanctions, sheltered and paid in Lebanon in a U.S.-linked deal over the Austin Tice case.

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Hourcar plans Twin Cities carshare shutdownAuto — 2dTwin Cities nonprofit Hourcar will end its car-sharing operations, including the Evie service, on Oct. 15 after 21 years. Leaders cited rising insurance costs and reduced government and philanthropic funding, which left a $625,000 gap despite city assistance; members are trying to find a way to save the service.

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Researchers Sail to Nikumaroro in Earhart SearchScience — 2dA Purdue-backed team of marine archaeologists is heading to Nikumaroro in Kiribati to investigate a submerged object spotted in satellite imagery, which could be the wreckage of Amelia Earhart’s plane and support the theory that she and navigator Fred Noonan crashed near the atoll in 1937. The expedition’s finding is uncertain, with a veteran researcher who supports the castaway theory expressing skepticism about the object’s identification.

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Oxford Study Finds Microglia Remove Parkinson’s Protein ClumpsHealth — 6dOxford researchers found that microglia can selectively remove toxic alpha-synuclein clumps from dopamine-producing neurons, while early phase 1 findings for an LRRK2-degrading drug showed changes in Parkinson’s-related measures. Separately, a new University of Arizona collaboration will investigate biological differences in Parkinson’s disease between women and men to help address gaps in understanding the disease’s symptoms and progression.

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Guides Spotlight Hidden Regional Food DestinationsLifestyle — 2dA collection of under-the-radar Michigan destinations spotlights Chelsea’s historic downtown and local landmarks alongside Upper Peninsula pasty shops and neighborhood Detroit barbecue joints and delis. Together, the stories make the case for exploring beyond the usual tourist stops to find local history and regional food favorites.

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IJRThere’s A New Development Blowing Up America’s AI DebateSean Moran · 7 min · 17h