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Tsitsipas Advances, Hurkacz Faces Djokovic Next — 13hStefanos Tsitsipas beat Kimmer Coppejans 6-3, 7-5 to reach the Shanghai Masters second round, continuing his climb back up the rankings. He will face 18th seed Luciano Darderi next; Hubert Hurkacz also advanced, while Jannik Sinner withdrew with a right knee injury.

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From Stockpile To Supply Chain: Project Vault’s Next Phase1 source — 48mFor years, Washington has understood the strategic danger created by America’s dependence on foreign sources for critical minerals. These materials sit at the foundation of every t… — by Daily Caller News Foundation

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James Gunn Confirms Writing Next Film — 4dGunn on Threads: “Already in it.” He’s writing his next film while Superman: Man of Tomorrow’s cut finishes; theaters July 9, 2027.

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Tom Gallagher He ought to name the new film soon so fans can get excited about something besides the 2027 date.

Congress Looking to Make Nickels Cheaper — 1dCongress is saying the Common Cents Act is just common sense. First came the penny, which Congress has taken action to eliminate. Now, the nickel may be next to change. Earlier t… — by Sandra Rhodes

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Rachel Meyers If they're making nickels cheaper to produce, I hope the new ones still work in parking meters without jamming.

Airbus completes first 32 next-generation OneWeb satellites for Eutelsat — 6dAirbus has completed the first 32 of 669 next-generation OneWeb satellites for Eutelsat at Toulouse, prepared for a SpaceX launch.

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Rachel Meyers Using SpaceX for the launch should keep things on schedule and help control costs for the full fleet.

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.

UK weighs delaying defence spending decision until autumn — 2dThe Times: Burnham weighs delaying the spending review until next October; lifting defence to 3% of GDP would cost about £10bn a year.

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Marcus Bell Pushing the spending decision back makes sense with tight budgets elsewhere. £10 billion a year is too much to commit without full scrutiny first.

Flooding, Water Disruptions Close Schools Across Regions — 2dHeavy rains from a tropical wave triggered flooding and landslides across St. Vincent and the Grenadines, initially forcing all schools to close. Most schools were set to resume in-person classes the next day, while 15 remained closed because of water-supply problems, damage or use as an emergency shelter.

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Wealthy Investors See Rates as Top Growth RiskFinance — 1dWealthy investors surveyed by Deutsche Bank identified rising interest rates and bond yields as the biggest threat to global growth, ahead of inflation and AI-related risks. Most also viewed Asia as the most geopolitically stable region over the next year, even as many planned to increase investments in the United States.

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Meme on next Tennessee death row execution trends among conservatives — Oct 1, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Saints Not Expecting Tyson at Practice Next Week — 6dSaints coach Kellen Moore said rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is not expected to begin practicing next week, despite becoming eligible to return from injured reserve after the Atlanta game. Tyson is recovering from a hamstring injury, and New Orleans appears prepared to give him more time before opening his practice window.

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Aehr Secures $6 Million AI Processor Burn-In Orders — 1dAehr Test Systems received about $6 million in follow-on orders from a hyperscale customer for Sonoma systems and related equipment to burn in its next-generation AI processor at a Taiwan manufacturing partner. The orders expand capacity ahead of a 2027 production ramp; the customer expects the second processor to reach higher production volumes than its first Aehr-supported chip.

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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.

Ohio State-Indiana Rematch Set for Fox Noon KickoffSports — 3dOhio State’s Big Ten Championship rematch at Indiana is set for noon ET next week on Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff. The matchup reunites the programs after Indiana beat Ohio State in last year’s title game.

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Micro-chunks emerge as tool for managing ADHD — Sep 29, 2026A lawyer averaging 100 miles a week toward a 2:25 marathon describes micro-chunks—next-landmark and next-sentence checkpoints—to manage ADHD in a Good Men Project essay.

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Derek Foss The next-sentence checkpoints could help anyone start a big project without getting stuck on the whole thing at once.

Thomas Rhett launches label with HYBE’s Blue Highway — 2dThomas Rhett and HYBE America’s Blue Highway Records have launched Fifty-One/Forty-Nine Records, an artist-led partnership that will house his recorded music and support his next career chapter. Rhett says the arrangement is designed to give him ownership of his work alongside Blue Highway’s team and global infrastructure, though financial and ownership details were not disclosed.

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Furyk Hopes Reed Makes Ryder Cup Team — 2dU.S. Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk says Patrick Reed could make next year’s team if he ranks among the 12 best Americans, despite Reed’s criticism of Furyk’s decisions during the 2018 matches. Reed is positioned for a PGA Tour return after leaving LIV Golf and currently leads the DP World Tour points standings.

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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.

Tesla Plans First Cybercab Display in EuropeTech — 2dTesla will show its steering-wheel-free Cybercab robotaxi at the Paris Motor Show, its first European display, as it seeks to build momentum for a potential European rollout. The showcase advances Tesla’s autonomy ambitions, but commercial service will depend on technical progress and regulatory approvals; separately, a growing Cybercab presence in Houston has fueled speculation that the city could be the next U.S. launch market after Austin.

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Dolphins’ Douglas Day-to-Day Before Bengals GameSports — 2dDolphins rookie receiver Caleb Douglas, sidelined for the past two games with an ankle injury, is day-to-day ahead of Miami’s Week 5 matchup with Cincinnati, but he did not practice Wednesday, clouding his availability. His return could bolster a struggling passing attack, though Miami may take a cautious approach with a bye week coming next.

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Trump Plans to Attend Alabama-Georgia Game — 6dTrump said Oct. 2 he will attend No. 7 Alabama vs. No. 2 Georgia on Oct. 10 in Tuscaloosa, telling a Mobile rally: "We love Alabama" and he'll be back next Saturday.

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Nicole Hardy I don't see why the president needs to turn a regular football Saturday into a campaign stop.

Ravens, Texans block Cowboys kicks in consecutive weeksSports — 3dAfter the Ravens and Texans blocked Brandon Aubrey field goals in consecutive games, Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said Houston copied the Ravens’ approach after spotting an uncorrected weakness in Dallas’ protection. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer says the team will reshuffle blockers and address technical problems before its next game.

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NC Ports Seek Pause in Wilmington Harbor ExpansionEnvironment — 3dNorth Carolina’s Ports Authority has asked the Army Corps of Engineers to pause consideration of a proposed $1.3 billion Wilmington Harbor deepening, saying more research is needed on environmental risks, particularly possible PFAS contamination in dredged sediment. The authority acknowledges the project’s potential economic benefits, while federal officials say next steps will be determined by the Army’s civil works office and Congress.

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Blazers Reportedly Unlikely to Extend Scoot Henderson — 2dThe Trail Blazers are reportedly unlikely to extend Scoot Henderson before the season, despite viewing the 22-year-old guard as a potential part of their future; they want him to prove his value after injuries and uneven production. With a crowded backcourt and rival teams showing interest, Henderson is expected to get another chance in Portland before potentially becoming a restricted free agent next summer.

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New book examines Cold War SAC bomber force — 5dThe F-35’s US-controlled software, maintenance and logistics ecosystem can create long-term strategic dependence for allied countries, prompting some to consider alternatives and pursue next-generation aircraft. The other articles are unrelated to this topic.

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Tom Gallagher The SAC bombers kept the peace for decades, but those B-52s were always one miscalculation from disaster.

JPMorgan names O’Donovan next HR chiefFinance — Sep 29, 2026JPMorgan Chase named 30-year company veteran Mark O’Donovan, currently its international consumer banking chief, as its next global head of human resources, succeeding retiring Robin Leopold in January 2027. The operational leader will join the bank’s operating committee as it manages AI-driven workforce changes; Daniel Llano Manibardo will take over O’Donovan’s current role.

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Saudi Arabia eyes cancellation of 2027 Joy Awards amid budget pressures — 4dSaudi Arabia is set to cancel next year’s Joy Awards as budget cuts and the Iran war prompt the kingdom to reassess spending on entertainment and other high-profile projects. The move follows delays or cutbacks to events and developments tied to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Vision 2030 ambitions.

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