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Pope Leo XIV dedicates October prayer to mental health ministry — Oct 1, 2026Pope Leo XIV’s October prayer intention calls on the Church to welcome people facing mental-health challenges, listen without judgment and confront stigma and exclusion. He also urges support for caregivers and integrating mental-health care into church communities; a Phoenix diocesan reflection highlights the ministry’s effort to accompany people who are struggling.

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Rachel Meyers It's about time the Church made mental health a priority instead of ignoring it. This could really help families in my diocese.

Healey proposes nurse visits for new families after Clancy trial — Sep 15, 2026Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey unveiled plans to expand postpartum care by funding universal nurse home visits for all newborn families and updating maternal mental-health screenings, building on her 2024 maternal-health law and the Lindsay Clancy trial discussions. The package, including about $2 million for visits and $250,000 to strengthen the Child Psychiatry Access Program, aims to normalize care for new mothers and identify mental-health concerns earlier.

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FDA hearing examines safeguards for potential psychedelic mental health treatments — Sep 14, 2026FDA held a Sep. 14, 2026 hearing on safeguards for psilocybin and MDMA mental-health treatments; analysts see possible approvals as early as 2027.

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Rachel Meyers The FDA's focus on provider training and supervised use is essential before any approvals move forward.

USS Abraham Lincoln Returns After Extended Deployment — 3dThe USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to San Diego after an unusually long deployment supporting U.S. operations in the Iran conflict. Sen. Ruben Gallego is seeking independent reviews of reported supply shortages, crew fatigue and gaps in mental-health care; Navy leaders say they are applying lessons from the deployment, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has disputed some accounts of conditions aboard.

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IJREPA Shelves Biden’s Chemical Spill Rule Until 2030 And Strips Its Climate MandatesSimon August · 6 min · 8h

Blue Star Mothers Expand Regional Military SupportLifestyle — 2dBlue Star Mothers chapters across the country connect military families with peers and support service members and veterans through efforts such as care packages, veteran mental-health grants and Honor Flight assistance. A new Maine chapter is joining established groups in expanding that support, while Colorado’s Western Slope chapter seeks greater statewide recognition.

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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.

Barrett, Lawrence debate in key Michigan swing race — 4dIn their first debate in a closely contested Michigan congressional race, Republican Rep. Tom Barrett attacked Democrat Will Lawrence over past comments about defunding police, while Lawrence said he had changed his position and supports police alongside community violence-prevention and mental-health programs. Lawrence countered by criticizing Barrett’s recent votes and record, as both candidates made their cases in a closely watched swing district.

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Farmers Face Widespread Mental Health PressuresHealth — 4dA survey of Arkansas farmers found elevated symptoms of depression in about one in five respondents, anxiety in roughly one in three and lifetime suicidal thoughts in about one in six; researchers also linked financial strain with greater depressive symptoms but cautioned the survey does not establish cause or diagnose illness. Across farm communities, economic and environmental pressures are raising concern about mental health, while a new Salinas clinic is expanding free, culturally responsive care for farmworkers and other underserved residents.

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North Carolina invests $17M in rural mental healthHealth — 2dNorth Carolina is directing more than $17 million from a federal rural health funding pool toward mental health and substance-use care, including behavioral health clinics, mobile crisis teams, opioid treatment and support for youth and pregnant or postpartum patients. State officials say the investments are intended to bring services closer to rural residents facing barriers to care.

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Patrick Clancy Reveals Suicidal Thoughts After Children’s Deaths — Sep 19, 2026Patrick Clancy told 60 Minutes that he did his best to support Lindsay Clancy as her mental health deteriorated and that he lives with the outcome daily, following the mistrial of her murder trial for killing their three children. In the interview, he also revealed his own suicidal thoughts and grief after the tragedy, noted Lindsay’s postpartum mental illness as part of the case, and highlighted his remarriage to Rachel Danis and relocation to New York City as the case has drawn intense public scrutiny.

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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.1h · 3 reads

Postpartum Challenges Span Skin, Mental Health, Self-CareHealth — Sep 15, 2026Postpartum experience spans physical changes like dry, rough skin due to hormonal shifts and dehydration, the need to balance self-care with infant care, and the value of beauty rituals to maintain identity; mental health concerns are also central, including recognition of postpartum depression and nighttime anxiety or sundown scaries with practical support and coping strategies. Additionally, the early pregnancy phase and waiting for the first scan can provoke anxiety, illustrating how stress, hormones, and sleep disruption shape the broader motherhood journey.

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Candidates discuss local issues at forumsPolitics — 2dSt. Joseph County sheriff candidates Rod Laureys and Scott Ruszkowski discussed gun violence, mental health response, jail ministry and immigration at a community forum in South Bend. Both emphasized community cooperation and engagement as voters weigh who should lead the county’s law enforcement agency.

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

Disney Dreamers Academy plans four-city middle-school expansionLifestyle — 3dDisney is reshaping its Dreamers Academy with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America into a year-round, multiyear program for middle schoolers, expanding beyond its former annual high school cohort. The pilot serves 200 students in Atlanta, Houston, Miami and Orlando with mentorship, career exploration and personal-development activities, including programming at Walt Disney World.

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Murray State Rallies Past Wichita State in ExhibitionSports — 3dMurray State rallied from a one-point halftime deficit to beat Wichita State 93-87 in a preseason charity exhibition, with four Racers scoring in double figures. The game gave both teams an early chance to evaluate players and combinations, while proceeds benefited Wichita’s Children’s Home and Cheese Johnson’s uJump mentoring program.

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Judge Hears Bid to Dismiss Lewiston Shooting LawsuitWorld — 1dA federal judge in Maine heard arguments over the government’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by Lewiston shooting survivors and victims’ families, who say the Army failed to act on warnings about Robert Card’s mental health and access to firearms before he killed 18 people in 2023. The Justice Department argues the Army’s decisions were protected judgment calls; plaintiffs say the case should proceed so they can investigate whether required policies were ignored.

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IJRAmerica’s War On Cartels Gets A War On Terror MakeoverJillian Butler · 4 min · 8h

Communities promote projects, partnerships, opportunitiesLifestyle — 3dAcross several communities, local partnerships are creating ways for people to contribute and connect, from environmental volunteer fairs and a restored student learning garden to career mentoring, arts exhibitions and showcases of community groups. The efforts emphasize shared learning, volunteerism and sustaining local organizations and opportunities.

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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.

Six automatic triggers that make people say yesCulture — 1dCialdini argues that compliance runs on a handful of mental shortcuts that salespeople, recruiters, and others learn to fire on command.

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Derek Foss I used to think only pushy salespeople relied on these tricks, but now I notice recruiters doing the exact same thing with scarcity claims.

Lane Johnson Retirement Draws Backlash Over ESPN Remarks — 3dPhiladelphia Eagles tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement midway through his 14th NFL season, saying he needs to prioritize his mental health and family. A five-time All-Pro and two-time Super Bowl champion, Johnson spent his entire career with Philadelphia and is regarded as one of the greatest players at his position.

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Nate Jackson Named Oregon’s Top Teacher From 17Lifestyle — 3dNate Jackson, a social studies teacher at Willamette High School, was named Oregon’s 2026–27 Teacher of the Year, selected from 17 regional honorees. Recognized for building inclusive classrooms, mentoring students and expanding educational opportunities—including raising more than $60,000 for student travel—he will receive statewide recognition and a $10,000 award.

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Former Anchor Sentenced to Life for Mother’s Murder — 4dFormer 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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FaithTapThe Eucharistic Miracle of ChirattakonamHost shows face2h · 5 reads

Study Finds Youth Emergency Holds RisingHealth — 4dA study of pediatric emergency visits found that youth emergency holds are increasing and are linked to longer stays and more physical restraint use, underscoring concerns about how crisis decisions are made. Separately, organizations and institutions are offering mental health first-aid training, including youth-focused and Spanish-language courses, and screening support to help adults recognize crises and connect young people with resources.

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Chiefs Pursue Tyreek Hill Reunion — Sep 30, 2026Free-agent wide receiver Tyreek Hill’s posts about returning to work and being ready for cold weather have fueled speculation about a possible NFL comeback, though he has not identified a team and is recovering from a major knee injury. Potential destinations mentioned include the Chiefs, Packers, Patriots, Bills and Ravens, with several reports noting that a contender could appeal to him.

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Candidates Discuss Governor Races in Arkansas, NevadaPolitics — 5dArkansas state Sen. Fred Love, the Democratic nominee for governor, is emphasizing expanded health care access—including rural mental health and telehealth—and stronger public education funding. In interviews, he discussed his priorities and vision for the state as the gubernatorial race heats up.

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Kalamazoo Broadcaster Lori Moore Dies at 67Entertainment — 5dKalamazoo broadcaster, performer and community organizer Lori Moore has died of cancer at 67. A longtime WKMI and WKZO host who later presented a WWMT community affairs show, she was also celebrated for mentoring young broadcasters, raising money for local causes and helping create the city’s Do-Dah Parade.

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Study finds Ontario gambling ER visits nearly doubled after legalization — 4dA study found emergency visits for gambling disorders in Ontario rose steadily after online gambling and single-event sports betting expanded, reaching nearly twice the expected level by mid-2025, with the sharpest increases among males ages 10 to 44. Researchers say the visits likely capture only the most severe cases; more than 70% involved another mental health or substance-use issue, and nearly one-third resulted in hospitalization.

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IJRAnthropic’s AI Sent Police A False Report Of A HomicideDylan Kresak · 2 min · 10h