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Providence Mother, Toddler Stabbed; Suspect in CustodyWorld — 21hA woman believed to be a mother and her 2-year-old daughter were stabbed Wednesday afternoon near Broad and Public streets in Providence and taken to a hospital; their conditions have not been reported. Police took a suspect into custody near the scene, and the stabbing is under investigation; authorities said there is no evidence so far that the suspect knew the victims.

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Trump’s Dyed Diesel Order Provides Common Sense Relief, For Now — 1dPresident Donald Trump signed a new executive order on Monday designed to provide immediate, direct relief from high diesel prices for farmers and truckers.

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Bodies Recovered From Waters Across Four StatesWorld — 3dAuthorities in New York, Tennessee, Salem, and Providence reported separate recoveries of deceased people from waterways; identities were not released in the Ferry Point Park, Franklin County, and Providence cases. Investigations are ongoing, with no foul play suspected in the Salem and Providence cases.

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New Jersey Bill Would Penalize Causing Emotional Harm To Abortion Providers — 5hNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Elena Vasquez Laws like this could easily be abused to shut down any speech critical of abortion services.

Washington Man Charged in Tumbler Ridge Shooting PlotWorld — 1dA 30-year-old Washington state resident has been arrested on a U.S. charge of conspiracy to murder in connection with the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, which killed eight people. Authorities have released few details about the alleged role in the case and are expected to provide more information at a news conference.

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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.

New Jersey Bill Would Penalize Causing Emotional Harm to Abortion Providers — 1dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Elena Vasquez Doctors already face tough work and don't need extra laws that could criminalize opposing views on abortion.

New Jersey Bill Could Penalize Protests Causing Emotional Harm to Abortion Providers — 1dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Rachel Meyers Clinics have faced enough violence and threats already so extra protections make sense for the workers there.

New Jersey Bill Would Penalize Causing Emotional Harm To Abortion Providers — 1dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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New Jersey Bill Would Penalize Emotional Harm to Abortion Providers — 2dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Tom Gallagher Laws like this need clear definitions or they will just invite endless court fights over free speech.

New Jersey Bill Could Penalize Causing Emotional Harm to Abortion Providers — 1dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Tom Gallagher This bill risks turning peaceful protests into crimes by stretching emotional harm too far.

New Jersey Bill Could Penalize Speech Causing Emotional Harm to Abortion Providers — 1dNew Jersey's new abortion protection bill could make pro-life activism illegal in the state.

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Maya Lindstrom Broad rules on emotional harm could easily suppress legitimate debate over abortion access.

New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Texas Neglect Cases Lead to Seizure of Over 120 DogsHealth — 1dAuthorities rescued 45 Chihuahua-mix dogs, along with four chickens and a pig, from a north Houston mobile home where many of the dogs had severe infections and one was critically ill. The Houston SPCA is providing care, and the animal-cruelty investigation is ongoing; no charges have been filed.

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Oilers acquire Hallander from Penguins for Stastney — 23hThe Edmonton Oilers acquired forward Filip Hallander from the Pittsburgh Penguins for defenceman Spencer Stastney, adding depth up front as injuries sideline several forwards. Hallander, who has three points in two games this season, has limited NHL experience and is expected to provide a short-term option while the Oilers’ lineup recovers.

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Grayscale ETFs Expand Crypto Custody ProvidersFinance — 2dGrayscale funds covering Chainlink, a crypto index, Zcash, Hyperliquid and Bittensor amended custody agreements to add or formalize custody arrangements with Anchorage Digital or BitGo, according to securities filings.

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Arizona’s Chiricahua Park Nears 64th National Park Status — 2dCongress has approved bipartisan legislation to redesignate Arizona’s Chiricahua National Monument as the nation’s 64th national park, pending President Trump’s signature. The measure would protect Apache cultural and religious access but provides no new funding, raising questions about staffing as visitation may grow.

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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.

Arkansas Man Charged in $245K Medicaid FraudHealth — 2dNorth Little Rock resident Marcus Jones, 31, was arrested and charged with felony Medicaid fraud after allegedly billing $245,401 for services not provided and excessive hours. He pleaded not guilty the day after the Sept. 30 charge.

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Trump administration plans government lawyers for migrant childrenPolitics — 1dThe Trump administration plans to have Health and Human Services attorneys represent unaccompanied migrant children in immigration proceedings, following the end of a contract with an independent legal-services network. Immigrant advocates warn that government-employed lawyers may lack the independence needed to protect children and could increase their risk of deportation; HHS says the new division will provide legal support and help reunite families.

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Michigan Students Set to Receive Free Prom SupportLifestyle — 2dBecca’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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Jaguars Sign Texans Practice-Squad Cornerback Alijah HuzzieSports — 2dThe Jacksonville Jaguars signed cornerback Alijah Huzzie from the Houston Texans’ practice squad to strengthen a secondary dealing with injuries. Huzzie, an undrafted player who appeared in two games for Houston last season, will provide additional depth at cornerback.

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Indonesia Court Rejects Challenge to Gibran’s Education Credentials — 2dIndonesia’s Constitutional Court rejected a petition to disqualify Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, saying it could not overturn his election after he had taken office. The court noted the case provided no convincing evidence that he held a senior-high-school-equivalent diploma and said other institutions must address his eligibility.

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Texans Add Three to Practice Squad Amid Injuries — 1dThe winless Houston Texans signed linebacker Chad Muma, running back Deuce Vaughn and defensive back Jaden Davis to their practice squad as they seek depth amid injuries and a 0-4 start. Muma adds linebacker experience, while Vaughn and Davis provide options at running back and cornerback.

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Greyhound Relocates to Augusta Transit HubBusiness — 2dAugusta Transit has partnered with Flix, Greyhound’s parent company, to move intercity bus service to the city’s Broad Street transit hub, where riders can connect with local routes. The five-year lease replaces the carriers’ former Wheeler Road stop and provides ticketing, boarding and baggage facilities.

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Hukporti’s Achilles Tear Ends His Season — 2dSixers center Ariel Hukporti left Philadelphia’s preseason win over the Knicks after a non-contact right-leg injury, raising concern about a possible Achilles injury; imaging was planned, and no confirmed diagnosis was provided in the reports. His absence would deepen Philadelphia’s center shortage, with Adem Bona, Tacko Fall and Dominick Barlow also sidelined by injuries.

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NC State Chef Leads Allergen-Free Dining ProgramBusiness — 3dNC State dining chef Trish Chin-Hugh says she uses comforting, nourishing meals to help students feel at home, while the University Towers dining hall’s Simply Made program provides options free of the top nine allergens.

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