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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 — 22h

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Anne Carson wins Nobel for blending classical scholarship with desireEntertainment — 1dAnne 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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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns Home After One Of Longest Deployments In Naval History — 1dThe 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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Iowa Records Fourth-Wettest September in State HistoryWeather — 3dIowa'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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IJRFrom Stockpile To Supply Chain: Project Vault’s Next PhaseTimothy Maney · 7 min · 1h

Injured Aaron Judge Misses Yankees’ ALDS — 1dThe 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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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.

Missouri routs No. 8 Florida 45-17 — 4dMissouri 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.

Wizards Unlikely to Offer Davis Max Extension — 2dAnthony 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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Texas hands Oklahoma third straight Red River loss — 2dTexas and Oklahoma meet in the Red River Rivalry amid questions about Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer and whether Brent Venables can reverse his poor record against the Longhorns. Despite Oklahoma’s recent struggles and Texas’s edge in the series, coaches and players say the rivalry’s history and intensity make it unpredictable.

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Former Anchor Sentenced to Life for Mother’s Murder — 3dFormer St. Louis news anchor Angelynn Mock was sentenced to life in prison, with the possibility of parole after 25 years, after pleading guilty to fatally stabbing her mother, Anita Avers, in Wichita in 2025. At sentencing, relatives described the killing as devastating, while Mock’s defense claim that she acted in self-defense and her history of mental illness were also reported.

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FaithTapJoan of Arc Leads Relief of OrléansTeenage girl turns tide of war8m

Realtor Profiles Span Five California, Florida MarketsBusiness — 3dFive promotional profiles highlight real estate agents serving communities in California and Florida, citing their transaction histories, sales volumes and local-market expertise. Each describes tailored support for buyers and sellers, including pricing, marketing, negotiation and guidance on specialized property needs.

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Travel Guides Map Day Trips Across U.S.Lifestyle — 1dThe articles highlight easy regional day trips built around walkable towns, scenic waterfronts, history and low-key outings—from Maine towns near Portland and Maryland lighthouse walks to Southern California escapes, Montana getaways and destinations near Wheaton. Together, they emphasize nearby variety and flexible itineraries, whether visitors want a gentle stroll, local shops or a change of scenery.

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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.

Vikings Reach 4-0 With Two Touchdownless Wins — 3dThe 4-0 Minnesota Vikings made NFL history by winning twice without scoring a touchdown, most recently beating the Dolphins 15-10 on five Will Reichard field goals. Their start has been powered by a league-leading defense and strong special teams, while the offense has struggled to produce.

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Trump Vows ‘Full Pardon’ to Rodman, Freedom If They Play in WNBA — 6dFormer NBA stars Dennis Rodman and Enes Kanter Freedom have President Donald Trump’s permission to pursue careers in the WNBA. They will break “every record in the history of wome… — by Sandra Rhodes

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Chris Dalton I doubt two veteran NBA guys would break records there without facing a lot of pushback from the players already in the league.

Country History Recalls October 7 Milestones — 3dHistorical retrospectives spotlighted country music milestones and losses, calls to defend a free press alongside Hubert Humphrey’s criticism of the Nixon administration, and a Girl Scout book collection added to a Greenville library. Another look back covered the Dodgers’ 1955 World Series win, Columbia River negotiations, warnings over arms shipments to Egypt, and James Dean’s death.

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IJRDebt Bombs Are Ticking On America’s FarmsJack McGeever · 3 min · 1h

Sharks name 20-year-old Macklin Celebrini youngest captain in franchise history — Sep 25, 2026Sharks named 20-year-old Macklin Celebrini captain on Sept. 25, 2026, the youngest in franchise history; Joe Thornton presented the 'C'.

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Sam Okafor This is a smart bet on Celebrini leading their rebuild from the start.

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.

Fast-Food History Endures Through Regional ClassicsLifestyle — 3dThese articles look back at nostalgic American fast-food and diner culture, from Depression-era slugburgers and fading regional fried-chicken chains to Wendy’s bygone sunrooms and short-lived country-fried steak sandwich. They also spotlight Don’s Drive In, a northern Michigan restaurant that has maintained its 1950s drive-in traditions.

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Police Seek Stolen Native-Made Bison Sculpture in PuebloLifestyle — 5dA metal bison sculpture created by Native youth in Denver was stolen along with its trailer from a Pueblo hotel parking lot while on an educational tour. The culturally significant artwork was headed to a program at the El Pueblo History Museum; police are seeking information about the trailer and a suspected white pickup truck.

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Dodgers-Braves Opener Ranks Second-Hottest MLB Playoff Game — 4dThe Dodgers and Braves opened their National League Division Series at Dodger Stadium in 100-degree heat, making it one of the hottest postseason games in the stadium’s history. The extreme conditions prompted players and fans to focus on hydration and shade, while reports also noted sparse seating before first pitch.

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Nicole Hardy Sparse seats before first pitch shows fans knew better than to sit out there all day.

President on Iran notes record oil removal from Hormuz Strait — Sep 30, 2026The 26-second clip shows the president stating that Iran will give up after more oil was taken out of the Hormuz Strait than at any point in history. The video is spreading because of the direct comments on the situation with Iran. @RapidRe

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Dana Whitfield I doubt this oil move alone will get Iran to give up without more direct talks involved.

FaithTapNetflix Orders Lady Violet Bridgerton Prequel SeriesNetflix on Oct. 8, 2026 ordered an untitled Bridgerton limited series on young Lady Violet and Viscount Edmund’s romance, with Shonda Rhimes and Nicholas Nardini writing and showrunning.1h · 1 reads

Tennessee bans history books so kids can focus on making it with AR-15s — Sep 25, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Left today.

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Nvidia Adds Record $150B Buyback Authorization — Sep 28, 2026Nvidia added a record $150 billion buyback authorization, lifting remaining capacity to $235 billion—the largest such increase in U.S. corporate history.

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Nicole Hardy A buyback this size could support the stock even if growth slows a bit.

Trump announces $22.3 billion energy infrastructure investments — Oct 1, 2026President Trump announces one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in American history, including a natural gas power facility in Encinal, Texas, eight large nuclear reactors and the Alaska LNG project. The announcement is sprea

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Priya Raman The Alaska LNG project needs careful oversight so costs do not balloon beyond the announced total.

Colombia Seeks IMF Talks Amid Fiscal Crisis — Sep 28, 2026De La Espriella ordered IMF talks after Colombia's 2027 deficit target hit a record 9.4% of GDP, calling the fiscal crisis the most critical in the country's history.

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Germany’s V-2 Test Launch Foreshadows Space AgeTech — Oct 1, 2026A 1942 V-2 test marked a milestone in ballistic-rocketry history, though the weapon caused devastating loss of life in its manufacture and use. Today, space interest is on display through public astronomy events and rocket launches that draw visitors eager to experience space exploration firsthand.

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IJRRFK Announces New Federal Initiative To Investigate Vaccine InjuriesLibby Bandelin · 4 min · 1h