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A Modest Proposal for the Purification of California History1 source — 11h

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Communities Host Events to Help Residents Preserve Family Ancestry StoriesLifestyle — 1dDuring Family History Month, libraries and community groups are helping people explore their ancestry through local history resources, one-on-one research sessions and digitization services. Organizers encourage families to start with older relatives, photographs and keepsakes to preserve stories and connect generations.

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Black Voices Preserve History Across CommunitiesEntertainment — 2dAcross Florida, California and North Carolina, educators, archivists and artists are creating ways to preserve Black history and examine race—from Marvin Dunn’s Florida history tours and textbook to a UCSB conference on Black resistance and a showcase of Black storytellers. A novel inspired by a school tour of Huckleberry Finn also explores racial representation and the case against censoring challenging literature.

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Rare shocks nobody sees coming drive history and markets — 6hA turkey’s thousand safe feedings end the week before Thanksgiving—and Taleb says finance and forecasting still make that same mistake.

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Nicole Hardy Taleb's point about the turkey hits hard because markets keep treating past stability as proof nothing can go wrong.

IJREPA Shelves Biden’s Chemical Spill Rule Until 2030 And Strips Its Climate MandatesSimon August · 6 min · 9h

BYU Announces Record Philanthropic Partnership With PV3 — 12hBYU Athletics called its PV3 Enterprises deal the largest philanthropic commitment in department history, renaming LaVell Edwards Stadium's field PV3 Field and granting NIL deals to more than 40 athletes.

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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.

Columbus State Creates American Military History InstitutePolitics — 2dColumbus State University has established the Lt. Gen. Harold and Julia Moore Institute to expand military-history teaching and research, preserve records, and deepen public understanding of the U.S. military’s role in society. Military historian David Kieran will lead the institute, which will build on the university’s ties to Fort Benning and the surrounding military community.

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'Hitler Was Right All Along': Haverford Professor Charged With Stalking Jewish Coworker Has Long History of Threatening 'Jew Rats' Praising Nazis in Suspended Posts1 source — 2d

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Cemetery, history events planned across statesLifestyle — 3dEvents across Michigan and Texas invite visitors to explore cemetery history, from a talk on notable people buried at Birmingham’s Greenwood Cemetery to candlelit tours in Muskegon examining Victorian mourning customs. San Antonio’s Eastside Cemeteries will also host a free outdoor screening of “Hocus Pocus,” alongside opportunities to learn about cemetery preservation.

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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns Home After One Of Longest Deployments In Naval History — 2dThe USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to its home port of San Diego, California on Wednesday after a 320-day deployment to the Middle East in support of the Iran war.

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BooksChronic sleep loss is a silent public health emergencyAnyone who treats sleep as optional—and anyone who sets work or school schedules—needs the real cost to brain, body, and safety.33m · 4 reads

Anne Carson wins Nobel for blending classical scholarship with desire — 3dAnne Carson won the Nobel Prize in Literature for work that brings classical ideas into inventive writing about human emotion. Other features explore overlooked voices in literary history, including Black women’s engagement with Shakespeare, a Golden Age Spanish priory’s influence, and a play by crypto-Jewish writer Felipe Godínez that drew the Inquisition’s attention.

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Charleston Landmark Church Marks 275 YearsGood News — 3dCharleston’s St. Michael’s Church is marking its 275th anniversary by sharing its history and architectural legacy with visitors, while expanding tours and other ways to engage the community. The landmark has endured wars and natural disasters and remains an active place of worship at the city’s Four Corners of Law.

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Madonna vs Lady GagaYourlist — VS BattleThe Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.

Northeast Stabbing Cases Include Fatality, Critical ToddlerWorld — 1dNelson Blanco, 46, is charged with attempted-murder-related offenses after allegedly stabbing a mother and her 2-year-old daughter in Providence; the child remains in critical condition, while her mother was treated and released. Police say Blanco admitted to the attack, whose motive is unclear, and authorities have highlighted his lengthy criminal history, including a prior accusation involving two children.

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Fall Talks Span Health, Policy, ResilienceLifestyle — 3dThe articles announce separate public lectures and events on abortion’s effects on health care, resilience and education, women’s histories, drug-policy reform, and sexual harassment prevention in schools.

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Southern Cross Diocese Expected to Reach 12 ChurchesGood News — 1dAustralia’s conservative Diocese of the Southern Cross is expanding to about 12 churches, while Rhode Island Catholic coverage highlights disability ministry, Dominican-led faith renewal and rising newspaper costs prompting subscription changes. A letter about St. Peter’s Church also calls attention to its history of racial segregation and plans for atonement.

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IJRAmerica’s War On Cartels Gets A War On Terror MakeoverJillian Butler · 4 min · 9h

Iowa Records Fourth-Wettest September in State HistoryWeather — 4dIowa's September averaged about 8 inches of rain, roughly the fourth-wettest on record; Des Moines logged 14.5 inches, its wettest September in 112 years.

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What were you actually built to do?Quizie — QuizNot the job you have — the one your wiring has been begging for. Twelve questions and the AI writes the job description.

Students Across Campuses Promote Breast Cancer AwarenessHealth — 3dStudents and campus groups marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month with community walks, awareness campaigns and educational programs emphasizing early detection, screening, family history and the fact that breast cancer can affect young people and men. Fundraising efforts also supported breast cancer initiatives.

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Injured Aaron Judge Misses Yankees’ ALDS — 2dThe Yankees are trying to stay alive in the ALDS without Aaron Judge, sidelined by a calf strain; GM Brian Cashman said Judge was not physically able to make the roster. His latest absence renews concerns about his injury history and future workload, while a possible late-series roster workaround remains speculative and would depend on his health.

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Undefeated Vikings Face 1-3 SaintsSports — 2dThe 1-3 Saints host the Vikings after two straight home losses, preparing for Brian Flores’ varied blitz packages and pressure-heavy defense. Minnesota enters with offensive-line injuries, while its recent production from Aaron Jones could challenge a Saints defense that has struggled to contain running backs; the teams also have a long history of close and consequential matchups.

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Missouri routs No. 8 Florida 45-17 — 6dMissouri beat No. 8 Florida 45-17 for its first top-10 win since 2013 and the largest margin against a top-10 foe in program history.

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Tom Gallagher Beating a top ten team by 28 points is the kind of statement Missouri needed to show they belong in the conversation again.

BooksMeltdowns mean a disconnected brain you can help wireParents and caregivers who meet tantrums with logic alone get a brain-based reason to connect first and turn everyday upsets into integration practice.2h · 4 reads

New Mexico Renews Statewide Syphilis Testing OrderLifestyle — 3dNew Mexico’s weekend offerings include SocorroFest, a fermentation and fungi festival, live music and performances by the New Mexico Philharmonic. Separately, state health officials renewed an order requiring expanded syphilis testing to curb congenital infections, while a new cookbook documents Santa Fe’s Plaza Café and its recipes and history.

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California State Workers Plan Historic One-Day Strike — 1dSEIU Local 1000, which represents about 100,000 California state employees, says it plans a one-day strike Oct. 21 after 96% of voting members authorized a walkout—the first statewide strike in the union’s history. The union is seeking better pay, health benefits and telework protections and accuses the state of bargaining in bad faith; California officials say they remain ready to negotiate and have disputed the union’s account of the stalled talks.

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Chourio Ties Under-23 Postseason RBI Record — 3dMilwaukee Brewers star Jackson Chourio is making postseason history, tying Andruw Jones’ record for most playoff RBIs by a player under 23 in far fewer games. His breakout performance has fueled predictions that he could lead Milwaukee to its first World Series title and win both LCS and World Series MVP honors.

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Wizards Unlikely to Offer Davis Max Extension — 3dAnthony Davis’ future with Washington remains uncertain as the Wizards have not pursued an extension and are reportedly unlikely to offer the max-level deal he wants, citing his injury history, age and the team’s rebuilding plans. With a trade possible before the deadline, a potential Karl-Anthony Towns move could further complicate Davis’ market.

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Communities Host Revolutionary War History EventsLifestyle — 4dNew books, museum programs, exhibits and school events are bringing fresh perspectives to the American Revolution, from archaeological evidence and local veterans to African American, Native American, women and international contributors often overlooked in traditional accounts. These efforts are also engaging communities and students as the nation marks the 250th anniversary of its founding.

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IJRAnthropic’s AI Sent Police A False Report Of A HomicideDylan Kresak · 2 min · 11h