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Hurricane Hunters Fly Into Isaias, Gather Forecast Data — 1dSecond Lt. Andrew Wilson and Hurricane Hunter crews flew about 700 miles from Keesler into Tropical Storm Isaias on Oct. 7, feeding dropsonde and wing data to the National Hurricane Center.

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OHSAA plans 2026 soccer finals at Crew stadiumSports — 3dThe OHSAA will hold all 10 of its 2026 high school soccer championship games at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus, moving them from Historic Crew Stadium because of turf maintenance. The girls’ and boys’ finals are scheduled for Nov. 13–16.

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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns After Extended Deployment — 1dThe 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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Delta, Air Canada Jets Collide at LAX — 1dA Delta A350 left wingtip struck an Air Canada 777 tail on a LAX taxiway on Oct. 6, 2026; no injuries among 275 passengers and 15 crew aboard Delta.

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IJRNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiJack McGeever · 4 min · 36m

Portland I-5 Southbound Set to Reopen TonightWeather — 20hOregon transportation officials say the I-5 southbound Rose Quarter construction project finished more than a week early, with reopening starting Wednesday night and traffic expected to resume by midday Thursday. The work repaired and reinforced the roadway and elevated structure, though some ramps and lanes will remain temporarily closed as crews finish re-striping and remove equipment.

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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.

Black Sea Tanker Ablaze, 23 Indians Rescued — 1dAll 23 Indian crew of the Liberian-flagged Aframax Rio were rescued uninjured after an unmanned-vessel attack set the tanker ablaze off Sochi; crude oil burned on the Black Sea.

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SpaceX Crew-13 Sets Fastest U.S. Trip to ISS — 6dSpaceX Dragon Grace docked with the ISS in 7 hours 55 minutes on Oct. 1, the fastest U.S. trip to the station, with Crew-13 under commander Jessica Watkins.

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Chris Dalton Private companies handling these flights keeps improving the turnaround times. Crew-13 benefiting from that efficiency could mean more science gets done on the station.

Two Die After Fire Breaks Out on Black Sea Cargo Ship — 3dTwo people died and 11 crew were rescued after a fire on the cargo ship Royad Mammadov in the Black Sea outside Romania's territorial waters.

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Oversized Equipment Convoy Delays Pensacola TrafficWeather — 2dA Florida Highway Patrol convoy transported a large piece of equipment from the Port of Pensacola, causing major traffic delays as crews stopped to raise utility lines. Drivers were urged to avoid Bayfront Parkway, Ninth Avenue, Cervantes Street, Davis Highway and Brent Lane.

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Daily Caller News FoundationTrump’s Midterm-Timed Diesel Order Hits RoadblockPresident Donald Trump wants to give truckers a break at the diesel pump amid soaring wartime prices — but fuel companies appear to be afraid they will be left footing the bill.22m

Fires reported in Utah, Texas citiesWeather — 2dAmarillo firefighters contained a fire at the former Guyon Saunders building, which was unoccupied; no injuries were reported, and the fire marshal is investigating. In a separate incident, crews extinguished a house fire near Southwest 2nd Avenue and South Mississippi Street; the home was empty and no injuries were reported.

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Work Zone Crashes Kill Two Road Workers, Injure Others — 1dWork-zone crashes killed road workers in Pennsylvania and Michigan: a passenger vehicle struck a sweeper operator on I-70, while a sanitation truck that could not stop pushed a pickup into road-crew vehicles in Eaton County. In Maryland, a highway worker was hospitalized after a car rear-ended another vehicle and hit the worker and equipment; police said impairment may have contributed.

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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.

Communities Expand Disaster Preparedness Ahead of StormsWeather — 2dCommunities and organizations are preparing for severe weather through first-responder training, local flood planning, and advance staging of resources. California officials are emphasizing flood readiness, while storm-response guidance urges tree crews to prepare equipment, schedules, and insurance before storms hit.

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Alabama, Florida Utilities Prepare for Gulf StormWeather — 1dUtilities across Alabama and northwest Florida are preparing crews and supplies for a potentially damaging Gulf storm, with Alabama Power ready to restore outages once conditions are safe. Officials urge residents to monitor local alerts, prepare for power loss, take shelter during severe weather, and stay away from downed lines; Florida officials also advise securing bins to prevent them from blowing or washing away.

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Balloon Fiesta Sees Multiple Safety IncidentsWeather — 4dA hot-air balloon carrying two people became entangled in power lines in northeast Albuquerque during the International Balloon Fiesta on Sunday. Both occupants were reported uninjured and were safely removed after crews secured the scene.

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IJRWas NIH’s Trans Kids Research Russ Vought’s Last Straw?Emily Kopp · 8 min · 2h

Russian Strike Kills Sailor, Injures Three in Odesa — 5dRussian strike on Liberian-flagged cargo ship in Odesa region port kills one motorman and injures three; 13 crew evacuated, USPA reports Oct. 3, 2026.

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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.

Six Presumed Dead After Air Ambulance DisappearsWorld — 4dA Canadian air ambulance carrying four Canadians and two Bermudians disappeared over the Atlantic while flying from Bermuda to Boston, prompting a Coast Guard search near Nantucket. Crews found a debris field and continued searching for the six people aboard; air traffic recordings indicate the pilot reported electrical problems and declared an emergency before contact was lost.

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Three rollover crashes send people to hospitalsAuto — 4dA cyclist in Columbia, Missouri, was rescued from beneath an overturned vehicle after a crash on Business Loop 70 and taken to a trauma center; the collision briefly closed part of the road. Separate overturn crashes in Cheshire and Peterborough also sent drivers or passengers to hospitals, with roads closed or emergency crews responding at the scenes.

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Crashes bring down power lines across multiple roadsAuto — 3dSeveral crashes brought down utility poles or power lines: a single-vehicle crash in Fairfax, Vermont, damaged a pole, while a crash in Canton, Connecticut, closed Route 44 as crews addressed downed wires. In New Zealand, a truck-and-tractor collision damaged a pole and left 68 properties without power; no significant injuries were reported in the Canton or New Zealand crashes.

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Chattanooga Sewage Spill Sends 500,000–700,000 Gallons Into CreekEnvironment — 2dA sewage overflow from aging infrastructure is sending an estimated 500,000 to 700,000 gallons of wastewater into South Chickamauga Creek, prompting closures downstream and restrictions on recreation while crews work to contain the spill. Officials plan to test water quality before reopening the area; environmental experts warn sewage can deplete oxygen and threaten aquatic life, including the endangered Chickamauga crayfish.

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Daily Caller News FoundationNFL Wants Supreme Court To Blow Whistle On KalshiThe NFL urged the Supreme Court to protect states' authority to regulate sports gambling Thursday, arguing that prediction markets such as Kalshi are effectively sportsbooks operating under the guise of federally regulated financial exchanges.36m

Arkansas suspends mowing in drought areas over wildfire riskEnvironment — 5dArkansas transportation officials are pausing fall roadside mowing in areas facing severe or extreme drought to reduce the risk of starting wildfires. District engineers will monitor local conditions and determine when mowing can safely resume, with crews instructed to take added precautions.

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Ravens Merchandise Highlights Jerseys, ApparelSports — 5dThe Baltimore Ravens’ official shop features fan apparel ranging from an oversized hoodie and two-pack of crew socks to game jerseys for Olaivavega Ioane and Nate Wiggins. Its alternate jersey collection highlights a purple “Purple Rising” design with iridescent details and Baltimore-inspired imagery.

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Flydubai Co-Pilot Allegedly Stabs Captain, Flight Diverts — Sep 30, 2026A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain on a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight, sending the jet into a steep dive before passengers and crew overpowered him and landed in Saudi Arabia.

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Priya Raman They need stricter mental health checks for cockpit crews after this incident.

Skyharbour Begins 3,600-Metre Uranium DrillingEnvironment — 3dSkyharbour has begun a Denison-funded uranium exploration program at Getty East in Saskatchewan, while Meta Critical Minerals received federal approval for a 3,200-metre heavy-mineral drilling program in Wyoming, with initial assay results expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. In Tulsa, crews are drilling soil samples along South Yale Avenue to inform future road and retaining-wall rehabilitation plans, causing temporary lane closures.

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Officials Across States Warn Against Illegal Campaign SignsPolitics — 4dTransportation departments and local governments in Minnesota, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska and Florida are reminding campaigns that political signs are generally prohibited in public highway or street rights-of-way, on utility poles and where they obstruct sightlines. Officials say the restrictions protect drivers and road crews, and illegally placed signs may be removed, with some jurisdictions allowing owners to retrieve them.

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IJRCartel Lieutenant’s Capture Could Provide New Links to Former Mexican President’s SonIldefonso Ortiz and Brandon Darby · 4 min · 2h