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Dengue Cases Reported in Taxila, HawaiiHealth — 1dTaxila recorded five confirmed dengue cases with 97 breeding hotspots still unsprayed; Hawaii reported its eighth 2026 travel-related case on Oahu.

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Nine killed in Erie home after gunman shoots women at door — 21hA father kills seven relatives and a family friend, including two small children and an unborn child, on Perry Street. Officers reach the house in minutes. Everyone is already dead.

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Senate Leaders Avoid Legislation Targeting Flock Safety Cameras — 5dSenate leaders in both parties have yet to propose using the force of law to address surveillance concerns related to Flock Safety and related companies.

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Storm-Toppled Trees Kill Two in Alabama, FloridaWeather — 1dA fallen tree struck a home on Monterey Drive in Birmingham early Saturday, killing one person and trapping another. Firefighters rescued the second person, who was treated at the scene; the incident occurred as storm-related weather moved through the area.

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IJREXCLUSIVE: Ukraine Is Building Drones In Days. America’s Defense Bureaucracy Takes YearsJillian Butler · 3 min · 1h

California Hides Identity Of ‘High-Ranking’ Cop Who Abused ‘Confidential’ State Database1 source — 1dA state law enforcement officer used a confidential police database to dig up information on coworkers, relatives and local officials.

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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.

REM Sleep Tied to 83 Lower Disease RisksHealth — 2dGreater REM sleep linked to 80% lower relative risk of Parkinson's and lower risks of 83 diseases in 95,559 adults followed nearly nine years.

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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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Fluence Energy Faces Securities Class-Action SuitFinance — 3dInvestors have filed securities class actions against Fluence Energy, alleging the company misled shareholders about production problems at contract manufacturing facilities and its ability to deliver backlog and meet fiscal 2026 revenue guidance. The suits follow weaker financial results and disclosures that Fluence faced manufacturing-related challenges; the allegations have not been proven in court.

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Missing Nevada Man Found Buried; Two Relatives DeadWorld — 2dA missing 67-year-old Nevada man was found buried on a rural Josephine County property where his brother and nephew were found dead after a standoff with police. Investigators say the nephew died by suicide after shooting his father; the case remains under investigation.

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Daily Caller News Foundation‘Put His 5-Year-Old In Danger’: Mullin Clashes With Margaret Brennan Over ICE Shooting Of Criminal IllegalHomeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told CBS News' Margaret Brennan that body camera footage would not tell the whole story of a Thursday shooting involving immigration agents and a criminal illegal immigrant — adding that the foreign national put his own son at risk.22m

Communities Host Events to Help Residents Preserve Family Ancestry StoriesLifestyle — 2dDuring 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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ALS Fundraising Efforts Span Four StatesHealth — 2dALS fundraising walks in Indiana, California, New York and Illinois are bringing communities together to support people living with the disease and fund patient services, care and research. Organizers and families—including relatives honoring a loved one who died of ALS—are urging participation and donations as they seek better treatments and a cure.

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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.

Two Sailors Face Separate Murder CasesWorld — 3dA Virginia Beach judge denied bond to Navy sailor Quentell Lawrence, who is charged with murdering Natasha Forbes, the mother of his child; prosecutors say he is also under investigation in the infant’s death the day before the shooting. The case is moving to Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for November.

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Lane Closures, Reopenings Reported Across Four StatesAuto — 3dConstruction and crash-related lane restrictions affected roads in Delaware, Texas, Missouri and Virginia, with closures reported near Camden, Georgetown, Tyler, Columbia and Stafford. Some crash scenes later reopened or partially reopened, while other restrictions remained active at the time of the reports.

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Waterloo Reports Two Shootings, One FatalWorld — 2dA man died after being shot near West Third and Baltimore streets in Waterloo, Iowa, and police arrested 16-year-old Jose Kweli Martinez, who faces firearm-related charges. The investigation is ongoing; authorities have not identified the victim, and it is unclear whether the killing is connected to another recent homicide in the neighborhood.

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IJRMinnesota Plays Victim Card As Trump Admin May Turn Off Medicaid Spigot Amid Fraud ProbeLibby Bandelin · 5 min · 3h

Trump Weighs Gas Tax Suspension After GOP Leaders Shelved Related Bill — 4dPresident Donald Trump said Tuesday he is weighing a gas tax suspension, three weeks after House Republican leaders shelved a bill to do it.

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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.

Court Shields Nearly All Illinois Catholic Health Institutions — 2dA federal judge expanded a temporary order shielding more than 95% of Illinois Catholic health care institutions, along with some Christian medical groups and physicians, from penalties under the state’s assisted-suicide law. The order prevents the state from requiring them to inform patients about or help arrange access to lethal medication while related legal challenges proceed.

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Swatting sends armed police to Cornell Jane Doe’s family home — 3dA woman suing Cornell University and others over an alleged 2024 fraternity-house rape was left fearing for her safety after a false emergency call brought armed police to her family’s home, where officers confronted her relatives. Her lawyer says the incident followed death threats and doxxing; police are investigating, and the FBI is also looking into the swatting attempt.

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Alito calls Trump rhetoric offensive while noting surge in emergency appeals — 5dAlito told the AP he is "not pleased" with Trump's court rhetoric and called related claims "offensive," after Trump labeled his appointees "a shell of their original selves."

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Columbia Italian Festival postponed amid storm threatWeather — 3dColumbia’s Italian Festival was postponed one week, from Oct. 10 to Oct. 17, because of expected storm-related rain and safety concerns. The free event will run from 1 to 7 p.m. at Finlay Park, featuring Italian food, vendors, cultural performances, entertainment and family activities.

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Daily Caller News FoundationEXCLUSIVE: Ukraine Is Building Drones In Days. America’s Defense Bureaucracy Takes YearsAs conflicts proliferate globally, the Russia-Ukraine war appears to serve as a lesson for America about economical and efficient warfare. 1h · 2 reads

Watchdog Urges OpenAI to Restrict ChatGPT for TeensTech — 4dCommon Sense Media says tests found major failures in ChatGPT for Teens’ safeguards, including parental alerts for crisis-related conversations, and urged OpenAI to keep minors off the product until protections are independently verified. OpenAI disputed the evaluation, saying its testing does not reflect how the safeguards work.

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Counties Seek Bids, Munson Runs for ReelectionPolitics — 5dShawano County has opened contractor bids for its courthouse project, with proposals covering construction, building systems and related work. Officials will verify bid scopes and qualifications before recommending awards to the county’s property committee and full board.

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Northeast Stabbing Cases Include Fatality, Critical ToddlerWorld — 3dNelson 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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Securities Fraud Suit Targets Beta Bionics — 6dBeta Bionics stock fell about 72% from $31.99 to under $9 as investors sued over alleged FDA-related misstatements on its iLet system; lead-plaintiff deadline is Nov. 3, 2026.

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Detroit Tops US Cities for Grocery Income ShareFinance — 4dA WalletHub ranking found groceries consume the largest share of household income in Detroit, followed by Cleveland, with several other Midwest cities also near the top. The burden reflects lower household incomes as well as grocery prices, while Fremont, California, had the smallest grocery-cost share relative to income.

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IJRThe Environmental Case for Thorium Is Real. The Commercial Fleet Isn’t.Paris Apodaca · 6 min · 5h