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California Board Makes Third Krenwinkel Parole Recommendation — 1dAfter Krenwinkel's third parole grant at 78, her lawyer asks: if three grants don't lead to release, what is the point of this process?

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Energy Transfer to Acquire Vaquero Midstream for $2.6 Billion — 3dEnergy Transfer agreed to acquire Vaquero Midstream for about $2.625 billion in cash and stock, adding Delaware Basin pipelines and gas processing capacity.

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Judge Orders DHS to Return Arizona Man Held in Equatorial Guinea — 1dA federal judge ordered the Trump administration to secure Ahmed Soliman’s release from detention in Equatorial Guinea and facilitate his return to the United States, finding his deportation violated due process. Soliman, a gay Egyptian-born man, has reportedly faced abuse and incommunicado detention; the ruling highlights concerns about the administration’s use of third-country deportations.

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Ex-Dallas Officer Guyger Set for Parole ReleaseWorld — 1dAmber Guyger, the former Dallas police officer convicted of killing her neighbor Botham Jean, is scheduled to be released on parole Oct. 16 after serving about seven years of her 10-year sentence. The Texas parole board cited her prison conduct and program participation; Jean’s family asked for privacy as they process the decision.

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IJRAnthropic Launches New ‘Don’t Be Mean To The Clankers’ PolicyDylan Kresak · 2 min · 12h

Parton Estate Alleges Barbed-Wire Effort to Dodge Service — 2dDolly Parton's estate told a Nashville court Bryan Seaver put barbed wire and caution tape on his porch while process servers tried three times to serve him ahead of an Oct. 9 hearing.

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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.

Jackson Hit-and-Run Suspect ArrestedAuto — 3dJackson police recovered the white GMC Yukon suspected in the Sept. 5 hit-and-run that killed Pamela Ellis, after public tips helped locate it; the vehicle is being processed for evidence. A man has since been charged in connection with the crash, though another report said the investigation was ongoing and no arrest had been announced.

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor challenges warrants in Epstein-linked police probe — 3dMountbatten-Windsor seeks to quash Thames Valley search warrants from the February raids. A private High Court hearing Thursday will test whether the seizures rest on lawful process.

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Tom Gallagher Challenging the warrants is his legal right, but it only fuels more suspicion about what the raids uncovered.

Mountbatten-Windsor Challenges Epstein Probe Search Warrants — 4dPolice entered at 8 a.m.; the press knew by 8:05. Mountbatten-Windsor seeks to quash the February Epstein-probe warrants; a commentator calls it the first royal legal-process fight since 1649.

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Mexico enacts 2028 single-nationality rule for top officesPolitics — 1dMexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a constitutional reform requiring presidential, state gubernatorial and Mexico City mayoral candidates to hold only Mexican nationality, beginning with the 2028 electoral process; dual nationals can qualify by renouncing other citizenship before registering. The government says the measure is intended to prevent foreign interference, while critics argue it infringes the rights of Mexicans with dual citizenship and may be aimed at opposition candidates.

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The Conservative DeskDOJ sues Denver to block unconstitutional curb on federal agentsThe Justice Department filed suit October 8 challenging Denver’s mask and ID ordinance as a Supremacy Clause violation that endangers officers and federal operations.25m · 1 reads

ESPN Debuts Six-Part Nick Saban Documentary — 2dESPN’s six-part documentary “Saban” explores Nick Saban’s rise and coaching legacy, including his demanding upbringing and relationship with his father, the development of “The Process,” and previously private moments from his career. More than 70 interviews help portray the retired coach beyond his championship record, including his evolution as an on-air personality.

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T2 Reports Historical 97.4% Copper, 90.1% Zinc RecoveryBusiness — 2dHistorical testing at T2 Metals’ Sherridon project in Manitoba showed 97.4% copper recovery and 90.1% zinc recovery from a Lost Lake sample, supporting the company’s evaluation of processing options such as toll milling. T2 is conducting mineralogical work across four deposits to guide further tests, while cautioning that the historical results came from a single composite and have not been fully verified to current standards.

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Salvation Army thrift stores reopen, expandBusiness — 3dSalvation Army thrift stores are undergoing changes in several communities: Redding’s store has reopened after flood damage, Victoria is adding a second location, Joplin is seeking volunteers to process a surge in donations, and Springfield plans to close its store while looking for a replacement. The stores help fund local services, including rehabilitation, housing and food programs.

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5E Acquires Searles Valley, Becomes Boron Producer — 2d5E Advanced Materials has completed its acquisition of Searles Valley Minerals’ operating assets, turning the company from a development-stage business into a producer with three processing sites, a 257-person workforce and two Southern California minerals operations. 5E says new offtake contracts lift netbacks by more than 65% and its base plan targets about $40 million in annual adjusted EBITDA, with borates, sulfate of potash, lithium and tungsten offering additional potential beyond that plan.

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Proposed Water Rate Hikes Face ScrutinyPolitics — 3dFresno is considering a proposed 30% increase in water and sewer rates, prompting council members to call for more public discussion before advancing the rate-setting process. Opponents cite affordability concerns and question whether current customers would subsidize new development, while Mayor Jerry Dyer says higher rates are needed to replace aging water and sewer infrastructure.

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IJRWhite House Suspends Microsoft From Green Card Program Over H-1B FraudDylan Kresak · 4 min · 14h

Job Listings Span Four Cities, Varied RolesBusiness — 4dThe listings highlight retail and service openings in Bellevue, Sault Ste. Marie and Lubbock, including sales, cashier, salon, and senior-living kitchen roles. Globe Life is also hiring two new-business specialists in McKinney, Texas—one on-site and one hybrid—to review and process insurance applications.

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Seattle Seeks $13 Million From 900 Overpaid Police Employees — Oct 1, 2026Seattle mistakenly overpaid more than 900 police department employees about $13 million in retroactive raises after using 2020 rather than 2024 salary rates. The city says it will negotiate with the police union over repayment and is tightening oversight; the union has filed a grievance, and the recovery process remains uncertain.

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Chris Dalton Using 2020 figures instead of 2024 for retroactive pay was a basic error that shouldn't fall on taxpayers to absorb.

Left-leaning account shares meme targeting Susan Collins on due process — Sep 24, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Left today.

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DOJ Accuses UCLA Law of Racial Discrimination in Admissions — Oct 1, 2026The Justice Department says UCLA School of Law discriminated against white and Asian applicants in its 2023–2025 admissions by using race, allegedly through application essays and recruitment practices, in violation of federal law and the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling. UCLA disputes the finding, saying it admits students through a comprehensive, merit-based process and complies with applicable law.

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Elena Vasquez If UCLA used essays and recruiting to favor certain races after the Supreme Court ruling, that violates federal law and deserves investigation.

Pope Leo celebrates Mass before 800,000 in Paris — Sep 26, 2026Pope Leo XIV drew enormous crowds in Paris for an outdoor Mass, while his procession along the Champs-Élysées featured repeated stops to bless babies and young children.

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BooksMoney success is behavior, not spreadsheets or IQHousel shows most of Buffett’s roughly hundred-billion fortune piled up after age sixty because time, not brilliance, does the compounding.1h · 3 reads

Nepal DNA labs process 3,685 samples to identify flood victims — Oct 2, 2026Nepal’s forensic laboratories are conducting thousands of DNA tests to identify victims of catastrophic flooding triggered by a glacial and rock collapse on the Nepal-China border. Authorities have recovered 1,454 bodies, but only 112 have been identified, while nearly 5,800 people are reported dead or missing across Nepal and China; experts say matching remains with families could take weeks.

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SoHo Bakery’s $60 Rye Loaf Goes ViralLifestyle — Sep 28, 2026Austrian bakery Martin Auer’s first U.S. shop in SoHo is selling rye loaves for $60, citing imported flour, high New York operating costs and a lengthy fermentation and baking process. The price has sparked viral debate, with some calling it excessive while others praise the bread and treat the purchase as a luxury experience.

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Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Third-Country Deportations Pending Review — Sep 28, 2026The Supreme Court temporarily cleared the Trump administration to resume deporting some migrants to countries where they have no ties, while agreeing to hear a challenge to the policy in December. The court has not ruled on its legality; challengers argue the removals raise due-process and protection-from-torture concerns, and three liberal justices said they would have blocked them for now.

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US Completes Withdrawal From Major Iraq Bases — Sep 26, 2026Iraq says the remaining U.S. forces will leave by September 30, ending the U.S.-led coalition’s military mission as Baghdad shifts to bilateral security ties with Washington. The deadline is separate from Iraq’s effort to bring armed factions under state control, a process expected to continue into 2027 and opposed by some militias.

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Spanberger Administration Ends Youngkin-Era Virginia School Sports Rulemaking — Sep 21, 2026Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s administration has ended a rulemaking process that could have required Virginia school sports to be separated by sex, drawing criticism from Repu… — by Andrew Powell

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Derek Foss This reversal puts fairness at risk for female athletes. Keeping competition separated by sex protects opportunities that took decades to build.

IJRRepublican Infighting Derails GOP Plans To Lower Gas And Diesel Prices Before Election DaySimon August · 5 min · 14h