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Farmer Says Steam Treatment Nearly Doubles Organic Strawberry Yields — 3dA California farmer says steam-treated soil produced nearly twice as many organic strawberries and extended harvests, offering a potential alternative to chemical fumigants that can harm farmworkers and nearby residents. Researchers are working to make the method faster and practical for large fields, while growers also explore other ways to control soil-borne disease.

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Courage is a teachable skill built on vulnerability — 3dBrown argues organizations fail from armor and avoidance rather than weak strategy—a vulnerability curriculum IBM and Procter & Gamble adopted directly.

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Tom Gallagher Companies that reward admitting mistakes over perfect presentations tend to adapt faster when problems hit.

VA Awards $16 Million for Veterans’ Adaptive SportsSports — 5dThe Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $16 million in grants to 91 organizations nationwide to expand adaptive sports programs for veterans and service members with disabilities, supporting recreation that promotes health, independence and connection. Separate reports highlight grants for organizations in Virginia, Montana and Wyoming.

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UN condemns racist abuse targeting Gauff — 1dThe U.N. human rights office condemned racist online abuse directed at Coco Gauff after a disputed point at the China Open, saying Black female athletes are especially targeted. It urged players, sports organizations and fans to challenge racism and sexism in sports.

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IJRMinnesota Plays Victim Card As Trump Admin May Turn Off Medicaid Spigot Amid Fraud ProbeLibby Bandelin · 5 min · 2h

Communities mark fall with festivals, trunk-or-treatsLifestyle — 5dSeveral communities are hosting family-friendly Halloween events, including free Trunk-or-Treat gatherings in Wilmington, Helper and Arlington, with candy, decorated vehicles, games and costume activities. Cape Fear Community College’s event is organized by its Student Veterans Organization to connect student veterans with the community.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

DOJ Investigates Five Networks Over Press Pool Boycott — 3dThe Justice Department is investigating major TV networks over a press-pool boycott of some White House events, following the Trump administration’s efforts to exclude several outlets. Critics say the administration’s restrictions on news organizations threaten First Amendment protections for the press.

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Donors save lives amid blood, organ shortagesHealth — 6dStories from Australia, Scotland and Vietnam show how donated plasma and blood transfusions can save lives, from treating a woman with a serious bleeding disorder and a premature newborn to emergencies during childbirth. A Jacksonville nurse’s kidney donation to her sister also highlights the lifesaving impact of organ donors and the need for more people to consider donating.

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ALS Fundraising Efforts Span Four StatesHealth — 2dALS fundraising walks in Indiana, California, New York and Illinois are bringing communities together to support people living with the disease and fund patient services, care and research. Organizers and families—including relatives honoring a loved one who died of ALS—are urging participation and donations as they seek better treatments and a cure.

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Kings Owner Reportedly Roasts Team at Dinner — 2dKings owner Vivek Ranadivé reportedly used a training-camp dinner to call out players, coaches and executives over the team’s shortcomings after Sacramento’s 22–60 season. Attendees were divided on whether the blunt speech was an attempt to motivate the organization to defy its critics or had backfired.

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Daily Caller News FoundationEXCLUSIVE: Ukraine Is Building Drones In Days. America’s Defense Bureaucracy Takes YearsAs conflicts proliferate globally, the Russia-Ukraine war appears to serve as a lesson for America about economical and efficient warfare. 29m · 1 reads

Communities Host Events to Help Residents Preserve Family Ancestry StoriesLifestyle — 2dDuring Family History Month, libraries and community groups are helping people explore their ancestry through local history resources, one-on-one research sessions and digitization services. Organizers encourage families to start with older relatives, photographs and keepsakes to preserve stories and connect generations.

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Mamdani’s Oct. 7 Statement Draws Backlash and Protests — 4dNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked the third anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack by mourning the Israeli victims and hostages, then condemning Israel’s war in Gaza as genocide and criticizing U.S. support. His remarks drew backlash from Jewish organizations and officials across the political spectrum, who said the anniversary should be a day of mourning rather than political criticism of Israel.

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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.

October events target long waits for large shelter dogsLifestyle — 2dLocal organizations are promoting dog adoption through rescue events and listings of available pets, including Remi, a 7-year-old dog whose adoption fee is being covered. For Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, Animal Hearted Apparel is also directing 25% of sales from its rescue-themed collection to animal shelters and rescue groups.

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Sylvester Becomes TinCaps' First Woman GMSports — 2dThe Fort Wayne TinCaps named Jennifer Sylvester general manager, making her the first woman to hold the role in the city’s professional baseball history and the 16th active female GM in Minor League Baseball. Sylvester, who joined the organization in 2015 and rose through its business ranks, replaces Mike Nutter, who remains team president.

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Hundreds join Youngstown Nonviolence Week eventsGood News — 4dOhio’s Nonviolence Week in Youngstown featured student artwork and poetry celebrating peace, along with a downtown parade and rally attended by hundreds. Organizers and participants emphasized nonviolence as a way to address bullying and violence and build a more peaceful community.

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IJRThe Environmental Case for Thorium Is Real. The Commercial Fleet Isn’t.Paris Apodaca · 6 min · 4h

Communities Plan Multiple Roadside CleanupsEnvironment — 3dCommunities in Trotwood, Lexington Park and Beaufort County are organizing volunteer cleanups to remove litter, clear sidewalks and improve local roads and neighborhoods. Separately, two men in Vietnam have spent months clearing weeds and trash from about 10 kilometers of streets and sidewalks.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Dubuque Casino Grants Record $1.5 MillionLifestyle — 4dDubuque’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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Kagan, Soai Win Chemistry Nobel for Autocatalysis — 4dHenri B. Kagan of France and Kenso Soai of Japan won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering nonlinear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis. Their work shed light on how chemical reactions favor one mirror-image form of a molecule over another.

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Page McConnell Plays World's Largest Organ With PhishEntertainment — Oct 2, 2026Phish’s three-night Atlantic City run launched its 2026 fall tour with extended improvisational jams and notable song choices. Page McConnell also played Boardwalk Hall’s giant pipe organ, while the band revived “Sleeping Monkey” in an encore.

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Second Affordable Flying Expo planned for LakelandBusiness — 3dThe Affordable Flying Expo will return November 13–15, 2026, in Lakeland, Florida, bringing together manufacturers, pilots, builders and newcomers focused on affordable personal aviation as the industry responds to MOSAIC. Organizers describe it as a smaller, hands-on marketplace distinct from major aviation shows, with the 2026 event prospectus now available.

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FaithTapEdict of Nantes Grants Huguenot RightsKing grants religious tolerance1h · 4 reads

DSA Builds National Network Across AmericaPolitics — 3dThe Democratic Socialists of America has expanded its influence through local chapters, volunteer organizing and state and local campaigns that help develop candidates for higher office. But despite recent primary wins and growing visibility, analysts say democratic socialists remain a small faction nationally, with uncertain reach beyond heavily left-leaning districts.

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Public safety workers honored across regionsHealth — 3dFire departments and public-safety organizations in Central Minnesota, Champaign, Saginaw Township and Norfolk recognized firefighters, emergency personnel and community members for service, bravery and contributions to public safety. Champaign’s awards included firefighter, engineer and officer of the year honors and Medals of Valor, while Norfolk also recognized decades of service and workplace well-being efforts.

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Quad Cities Coalition Launches Medicaid Coverage InitiativeHealth — 3dA Quad Cities coalition is organizing resources to help Medicaid recipients navigate program changes, while Delaware hospitals prepare for Medicaid cuts amid rapid population growth. Separately, a policy analysis argues that expanding managed care could help reduce Medicaid fraud and waste compared with fee-for-service payment.

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150 Streets Named Trick-or-Treating FinalistsLifestyle — 3dHalloween guides and contests are spotlighting trick-or-treat destinations across the country: Kansas streets made Hersheyland’s top list, two St. Louis streets reached Reese’s national finalist pool, and Shreveport-Bossier residents shared their favorite neighborhoods. In West Seattle, several business districts are also organizing Halloween trick-or-treat events before the holiday.

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Honor Flights bring veterans to WashingtonLifestyle — 5dVeterans from several communities are traveling to Washington, D.C., on Honor Flights to visit memorials honoring military service and sacrifice, with local families and residents organizing welcome-home celebrations. The trips also highlight veterans’ lifelong service and the camaraderie they share with fellow service members.

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IJR‘It’s Time For Ukraine To Get A New President’: Trump Signals End Of Patience With Zelenskyy As War Stretches OnSpencer Lombardo · 4 min · 16h