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Dodgers’ 1988 Championship Architect Fred Claire Dies at 91 — 19hFred Claire, architect of the Dodgers' 1988 World Series title, died Monday on his 91st birthday. Ross Porter: "I lost a close friend today. The world lost a good man."

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Toggl Report Links Poor Scoping to Lost DealsBusiness — 14hService businesses may lose revenue through slow responses to prospective customers, poor project scoping and weak, data-light pitches, according to Toggl’s 2025 Productivity Index. The report suggests clearer tracking of project hours and improved productivity measurement could help firms reduce costs and increase revenue.

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French School Protests Disrupt Hundreds; Teen Loses Hand — 1dA 15-year-old lost a hand in Lens on Oct. 5 when a police stun grenade detonated during France school protests that closed 400-500 high schools.

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Coast Guard Searches for Missing Medical-Transfer Plane — 3dCoast Guard is searching 13 nautical miles south of Nantucket for a Gulfstream G100 medical jet with six people after FAA contact was lost around 2 a.m. Saturday.

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Rachel Meyers Coast Guard crews deserve credit for heading out right away on a search like this even in the dark.

“Not all those who wander are lost.” — J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring — 5dPosted to FaithTap by IJR.

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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.

Aramco CEO: Stockpile Rebuild May Take Two Years — 2dAramco CEO Amin Nasser said replenishing global oil inventories could take up to two years after nearly 3 billion barrels of supply were lost since late February.

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Derek Foss Nasser is probably right on the timeline but recessions could cut demand and ease the pressure sooner than expected.

George Russell left speechless by handmade scrapbook from Malaysian fans at Sepang — 4dMalaysian fans handed George Russell a handmade scrapbook at his Sepang garage. Later in the motorhome he flipped through the pages and said he was a bit lost for words.

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Ohio Truck Plant Layoffs Hit Workers Days Before Trump Rally — 4dNearly 1,400 workers lost jobs at a Springfield, Ohio truck plant three days before a Trump rally. A three-time Trump voter called $5,000 checks a bribe and a slap in the face.

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Dana Whitfield The Navistar closure erasing a year of job growth shows how tough things are getting for workers in Springfield.

Football Week Features Rivalry Losses and Wisconsin Win — 6dMichigan lost the Little Brown Jug to Minnesota, 20-14, after four turnovers, while Abilene Christian fell to Mercer, 34-17, amid five giveaways. Elsewhere, Maclay’s middle-school team improved to 4-1 after a winless season last year, Florida’s Piper beat Deerfield Beach in a rare 6-4 finish, and Tennessee has lost four players to season-ending injuries.

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Georgia beats Vanderbilt 38-14 as Berlowitz starts — 3dVanderbilt quarterback Jared Curtis was sidelined by an undisclosed injury against No. 2 Georgia, prompting Blaze Berlowitz to make his third start of the season. The Commodores lost 38-14; Berlowitz had even volunteered to take wide-receiver reps after losing the starting job.

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Jared Kim Georgia's defense looked dominant again and Vanderbilt's backup just could not move the ball consistently.

Sweeping U.S. ban on Canadian alcohol takes effect — Sep 29, 2026The U.S. ban on many Canadian alcoholic imports has disrupted producers, who rushed shipments and stockpiled goods but now face lost sales and uncertainty; exemptions for some bulk-shipped whisky and existing inventories may limit immediate effects on American consumers. Canadian producers are urging provinces to ease internal trade barriers so they can replace lost U.S. sales at home, where restrictive distribution systems can make cross-country retail access difficult.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

UniQure shares plunge after Huntington's therapy fails trial — Sep 29, 2026UniQure lost about $1 billion in market value as shares fell 37-40% after four-year Huntington's data showed 44% slowing that missed statistical significance.

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Elena Vasquez The 44 percent slowing not reaching significance explains the huge market value loss but highlights how tough these trials are to get right.

Two Early Trump Supporters Say Epstein Remark Shattered Their Faith — Sep 28, 2026Some MAGA supporters are becoming less supportive of President Donald Trump, per a report from Politico. Two founding members of the group, told Politico’s Playbook that they lost… — by Sandra Rhodes

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Marcus Bell Trump's Epstein remark must have crossed a line for even his most loyal early backers to walk away.

Milan Malpensa Airport officially adopts Berlusconi name — Sep 25, 2026After Milan City Hall sued and lost, a silver plaque on Sept. 25, 2026 made Malpensa the Milano-Malpensa Silvio Berlusconi Airport.

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Dana Whitfield Honoring a polarizing leader like him at a public airport will just keep old arguments alive for years.

Tunisian Flotilla Activist Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Hunger Strike — Sep 23, 2026Wael Naouar is on the verge of death after 39 days on hunger strike in Tunisia, having lost more than 20 kg, Bassem Trifi and his lawyer say.

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The Big FiveQuizie — QuizThe personality model scientists actually use — five traits, twenty questions, your real percentages, and an AI read of what your mix means.

Patriots Fall 35-6 as Maye’s Turnovers Mount — Sep 27, 2026Patriots quarterback Drake Maye lost a bizarre, unpressured fumble while winding up to pass against the Jaguars, adding to a rough start that has included five turnovers in three games. The 2025 MVP runner-up’s struggles have raised concerns about New England’s offense, though the team is not considering drastic changes.

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Treasury Yields Breach 5%, Investors Eye 6% — Sep 23, 2026The 10-year Treasury yield briefly rose above 5% this month. The last time it broke that level, the MSCI world index lost about half its value before the global financial crisis.

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Rachel Meyers Stocks could hold up better than expected around 5.5 percent because the economy has shifted and can tolerate tighter rates.

Survey: Federal Cuts Hit 55% of DMV Households — Sep 24, 2026Gallup survey: 55% of DMV households say federal job cuts hurt them, including 66% in D.C. Region lost 62,100 federal jobs, lowest local level since 1990.

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Dana Whitfield Two thirds of DC folks hit means a lot of people might pack up and leave the area for good.

Marseille Fans Protest McCourt During PSG Defeat — Sep 20, 2026Fans unfurled "2016: Champions Project. 2026: Ligue 2 Project? McCourt Out." as Marseille lost 2-1 to PSG, its fifth straight defeat.

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Chris Dalton Fans have every reason to speak up when transfers dry up and results keep getting worse.

Ole Miss allows six rushing touchdowns in 52-28 Florida lossSports — Sep 26, 2026Mississippi State improved to 4-0 with a 31-24 win over Missouri, while Ole Miss fell 52-28 to Florida after struggling to stop the run. Southern Miss lost 24-21 to Tulane when a late field-goal attempt that could have tied the game was blocked.

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Gakpo Discusses Pregnancy Loss, Near Manchester City Move — Sep 25, 2026Cody Gakpo said a difficult summer brought personal grief after he and his partner lost their unborn child, alongside uncertainty over his Liverpool future as a reported £80 million move to Manchester City fell through. He said he is focusing on what he can control: playing football and spending time with family and friends.

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Fed, BoE Intensify Scrutiny After Jane Street Loss — Sep 21, 2026Jane Street lost about $15 billion in July 2026, its first negative month since 2016. The Fed and BoE are probing bank exposure to trading firms.

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Elena Vasquez Super Micro's low valuation looks tempting but the insider sales signal real caution ahead.

Report says Chicago-area businesses lost $1.2 billion in immigration crackdown — Sep 8, 2026

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Polar Ice Sheets Lose 11.3 Trillion Tons — Sep 20, 2026Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tons of ice from 1979 to 2023, enough to fill a cube 23 kilometers high, raising global seas about 1 inch.

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Elena Vasquez Over 11 trillion tons gone in 50 years means we need to cut emissions much faster than current plans.