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BBC reports US, Lebanon shelter wanted Syrian generalWorld — 2dBBC and NPR find Bassam al-Hassan, Assad's chemical-weapons overseer under U.S. sanctions, sheltered and paid in Lebanon in a U.S.-linked deal over the Austin Tice case.

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Nepal Ends Flood Search, 5,285 Remain Missing — 5dNepal ended its 40-day flood search on Oct. 5 with 5,285 still missing and at least 1,455 dead, shifting to rehabilitation and a proposed NPR 559 billion rebuild budget.

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NPR Culture Editor Rose Friedman Dies at 38 — Sep 19, 2026NPR culture editor Rose Friedman died of cancer at 38; she asked that helping expand paid parental leave appear near the top of her own obituary.

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Turkey Seeks Regional Power Through Defense Growth — Sep 27, 2026Turkey is seeking greater influence in the Middle East and wider international affairs, combining a growing defense industry and military capabilities with diplomacy and conflict mediation. Turkish officials tout cooperation with the United States and NATO, while NPR reports that shifting regional dynamics are bringing Ankara into sharper competition with Israel.

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IJREPA Shelves Biden’s Chemical Spill Rule Until 2030 And Strips Its Climate MandatesSimon August · 6 min · 12h

Druski Parodies Former Child Stars in Skit — 1dDruski’s viral “That’s So Zion” sketch satirizes the unpredictable public personas of former child stars, with fictional scenes that viewers interpret as nods to Raven-Symoné, Orlando Brown and JoJo Siwa. DJ Vlad said Druski used AI to recreate his voice for the mock interview rather than contacting him.

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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.

Communities, nonprofits expand housing supportLifestyle — 2dCommunity organizations are expanding housing support for people facing financial or other barriers, from rebuilding unsafe homes in Vietnam and providing affordable housing for seniors to furnishing homes for people starting over and developing residences with care for adults with special needs. Separate initiatives also highlight the need for first-time buyers to better understand mortgages and homeownership costs.

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Dubuque Casino Grants Record $1.5 MillionLifestyle — 3dDubuque’s Q Casino + Resort is owned and operated by the nonprofit Dubuque Racing Association, which says its model directs casino success back to the community; this year, it awarded more than $1.5 million in grants to local organizations.

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Texas hands Oklahoma third straight Red River loss — 4dTexas 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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South African Series Spotlights Seven Equine Welfare GroupsLifestyle — 4dEquine welfare efforts are taking different forms: a South African documentary will spotlight seven organizations’ rescue, rehabilitation and therapy work, while an Oregon rescue is taking over another nonprofit’s horses and programs to continue care and expand community services. In the U.S., an Evansville festival booth is raising money to keep equine activities free for veterans, and a Dallas therapy ranch says its Gospel-focused youth programs are growing.

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FaithTapPanama 7.6 Quake Triggers Tsunami AlertsUSGS revised Panama quake from 7.7–8.0 to 7.6; tsunami alerts for nine countries; cathedral collapsed in Penonomé; no fatalities reported.31m · 2 reads

Three Southern Fairs Open With Dinosaur Fun and Free BiscuitsLifestyle — 4dSeveral Southern state fairs are opening this week, featuring carnival rides, food, exhibits and entertainment. The Mississippi State Fair runs Oct. 8–18 with a patriotic theme and a ceremonial opening, while Alabama’s fair runs Oct. 8–18 and supports local nonprofits; the Wilkes Agricultural Fair in North Carolina runs through Saturday.

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Oman Discusses Unified Cancer Referral PathwayHealth — 4dOman is working to unify cancer referrals and treatment protocols to speed access to specialized care, while U.S. nonprofits help patients manage practical burdens such as transportation, bills, supplies and screening access. The accounts highlight how coordinated medical care and community support can help patients and families navigate treatment, though rising costs are straining some services.

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

Food policy changes advance in Texas, Baltimore, CongressPolitics — 4dBaltimore’s new Community Healthy Food Access Act offers grants of up to $250,000 to eligible small retailers in underserved areas to stock fresh food, with additional support for larger grocers and community food initiatives. Separately, a proposed federal bill would fund partnerships between community health centers and food-assistance nonprofits to improve patients’ access to food.

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Michigan Students Set to Receive Free Prom SupportLifestyle — 4dBecca’s Closet and Macy’s are covering prom tickets for juniors and seniors at Midland and H.H. Dow high schools, with a $25,000 donation helping nearly 1,200 students attend free. The nonprofit, founded in memory of Rebecca Kirtman, will also provide formalwear to students who need it.

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OHA Names Three CEO FinalistsBusiness — 4dThe Office of Hawaiian Affairs has named Todd Apo, Kaulana Park and interim CEO Summer Sylva as finalists to lead the organization, citing their experience in public service, Native Hawaiian affairs, land management and nonprofit leadership. The finalists will meet with community members before trustees are expected to select a CEO around Oct. 22; the search comes amid a lawsuit by ousted CEO Stacy Ferreira alleging she was improperly removed.

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IJRAmerica’s War On Cartels Gets A War On Terror MakeoverJillian Butler · 4 min · 12h

Wisconsin-Whitewater Sweeps ITA Regional Tennis TitlesSports — 5dWisconsin-Whitewater’s Theo Billson won the Midwest ITA singles title and, with Luke Blumentritt, the doubles crown, while Wahpeton boys’ tennis earned its first state tournament berth since 2003. Elsewhere, a report describes an unpredictable pro season shaped by injuries and Alexander Zverev’s rise to No. 1, and a profile reflects on New Zealand tennis leader Kevin’s decades-long impact on the sport.

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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.

CFTC begins drafting first rules for leveraged crypto trades — 4dFederally registered crypto platforms could offer retail margin and leverage under the CFTC's first proposals, unlike state-licensed exchanges. ANPRM posted Oct. 5, 2026; 60-day comments.

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Derek Foss It's about time the CFTC stepped in on leveraged crypto trades after Congress stalled, though spot markets still need rules.

Maryland Protest Festival Spotlights Voter Turnout — Oct 2, 2026Bruce Springsteen headlined the inaugural Power to the People protest festival in Maryland, joining Joan Baez, Tom Morello and other artists for politically charged performances criticizing government actions. Organized by Morello to promote civic engagement and voter turnout, the sold-out event also featured nonprofits and directed some ticket proceeds to voter-support groups.

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Anthropic Shares $660 Million Charity Expense With InvestorsBusiness — Oct 1, 2026Anthropic’s IPO filing reportedly disclosed more than $660 million in noncash stock compensation, highlighting the potential windfall for nonprofits and philanthropies as well as the expense’s impact on shareholders. Omaha organizations are also marking Suicide Prevention Week with a campaign inviting residents to share messages of hope in public spaces.

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Scientists investigate rising whale calf deaths in Argentina — Oct 2, 2026An unusually high number of southern right whale calves have died along Argentina’s Patagonian coast, prompting an investigation by researchers who say the event is unprecedented in 23 years of monitoring. The leading hypothesis is that kelp gull wounds expose calves to marine bacteria, but scientists are testing samples and have not confirmed the cause.

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Nicole Hardy The gulls attacking the calves sounds plausible but they need to rule out changes in the food supply or water quality first.

Daily Caller News FoundationWith Isaias, Nature Renders Policymaker Efforts To Impact Gas Prices FutileFor U.S. drivers, it’s a case of the old adage, “when it rains, it pours.” After one of the quietest hurricane seasons on record, Hurricane Isaias comes along late in the season to disrupt a big swath of production in the Gulf of America and potentially force several Gulf Coast refineries to temporarily suspend operations. The net result will be renewed upwards pressure on gasoline and diesel pric49m · 2 reads

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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Communities plan regional St. Francis pet blessingsLifestyle — Sep 26, 2026Churches, nonprofits and OSF HealthCare sites are holding pet-blessing ceremonies around the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, welcoming people and their animals for prayers celebrating care for all creatures. Events span locations in Ireland and the United States, with some already held and others scheduled for early October 2026.

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Co-pilot arrested after stabbing captain on Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv — Sep 30, 2026Passengers and crew stopped a midair stabbing and dive on a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv jet. Israeli leaders call it an attempted crash; the airline says motive is unproven. Pilot access is the real stake.

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Marcus Bell It's alarming that a co-pilot could stab the captain mid-flight, and I'm relieved passengers and crew stepped in fast to prevent a crash.

Foo Fighters to Join AC/DC at Rescheduled Show — Sep 29, 2026Foo Fighters join AC/DC on Oct. 2 at MetLife after a nor'easter delay, weeks past a one-night-only St. Louis open; 1,000 pounds of surplus concert food went to a NJ nonprofit.

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Rachel Meyers Rescheduling around the nor'easter makes sense but I hope the October date holds up.

Wendy’s Franchisee Bankruptcy Puts 9,000 Jobs at Risk — Sep 24, 2026Wendy’s franchisee Meritage Hospitality Group filed for Chapter 11 protection, citing rising costs and weak sales, and plans to keep operating its 314 restaurants while restructuring. Under an agreement with lenders, it could close at least 30 unprofitable locations, though Wendy’s itself is not bankrupt and the filing does not mean a chainwide shutdown.

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IJRAnthropic’s AI Sent Police A False Report Of A HomicideDylan Kresak · 2 min · 14h