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— Sep 28, 2026
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Kings Send Four Players Down to Finalize Opening Roster
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— Sep 27, 2026
The Kings finalized their opening roster by sending several players, including goaltender Erik Portillo, to AHL Ontario, while Kevin Fiala is set to begin the season on injured reserve. They open a transition year under new coach Peter Laviolette without longtime captain Anze Kopitar and will rely heavily on Adrian Kempe and Artemi Panarin to boost an offense that struggled last season.
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Calendars List Upcoming Tech, Community Events
Tech
— Sep 17, 2026
A Seattle-area Space Week tabletop exercise will simulate a cislunar infrastructure scenario as Artemis-era policy moves shape space operations, with input from DHS and policy experts. Separately, a PRSA Puget Sound panel will explore what Pacific Northwest tech reporters seek in coverage, while GeekWire aggregates and promotes local tech events across Seattle and Portland regions.
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Artemis Crew Returns To Earth After Successful Mission
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— Apr 11, 2026
The Artemis II crew completed their mission Friday and returned to Earth following a historic journey in space. National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA’s) Artemis II mission launched at 6:35 p.m. on April…
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Trump’s Diesel Deal With Putin Runs Into The Ban Congress Passed On Russian Energy
Simon August · 7 min · 1h
Artemis II completes historic far-side lunar flyby
Science
— Aug 28, 2026
Artemis II completed a historic lunar flyby, coming within about 4,067 miles of the Moon and gathering data and imagery to pave the way for future crewed missions, including Artemis III and a potential Artemis IV landing near the south pole. President Trump awarded the astronauts the Congressional Space Medal of Honor and announced ambitious space initiatives, including a U.S. Space Academy and plans for a nuclear-powered interplanetary spaceship, signaling a strengthened U.S. push in space exploration.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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Artemis I Moon Mission Scrubbed in Final Moments After Launch Officials Notice Something Terribly Wrong
Reporting
— Aug 29, 2022
What was scheduled to be a day of triumph as NASA launched America back to the moon instead turned into a letdown as the launch of the Artemis I unmanned rocked was delayed until at least Friday. The launch had been…
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US Returning to the Moon, Artemis 1 Launch to Precede Live Astronauts
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— Aug 29, 2022
The unmanned test launch of the Artemis I set for Monday will see the most powerful American rocket since the 1970s carry an unmanned Orion module to the moon and back. During the 42-day voyage, NASA will flight-test…
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Trump in Houston for Paxton Fundraiser and Artemis Ceremony
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— Aug 24, 2026
President Trump is in Houston for a two-day visit that includes a Republican fundraising event and, on Friday, a ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center to honor the Artemis II crew for their historic lunar mission. The trip underscores Texas' role in his midterm strategy as donors attend high-dollar fundraisers ahead of the elections.
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Trump Creates U.S. Space Academy
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— Aug 24, 2026
President Trump will award the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the Artemis II crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—at NASA's Johnson Space Center, recognizing their historic 10-day lunar mission that marked the first humans beyond the Moon in more than 50 years. The ceremony celebrates a milestone for NASA's Artemis program as the crew traveled farther into space than any prior astronauts and demonstrated the Orion spacecraft’s capabilities.
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The Conservative Desk
Unions warn Mamdani NYPD force review won't improve safety
After a justified 2024 shooting and an officer’s disability retirement, Mayor Mamdani ordered the first comprehensive use-of-force review in a decade. Police unions say the move appeases his base and ignores CCRB bias.
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HANS VON SPAKOVSKY: New Age Of Space Exploration Has Finally Begun – It’s About Time
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— Apr 20, 2026
Watching the Orion spacecraft of the Artemis II moonshot deploy its parachutes and glide down to land in the Pacific Ocean gave me the most wonderful feeling of déjà vu. My next feeling was “It’s about time and what…
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Harris Says NASA’s Artemis Program Will Benefit ‘All Mankind and Womankind’
Opinion
— Aug 29, 2022
Just as some Democrats think they are starting to see a path to keeping control of Congress in November, Vice President Kamala Harris is re-entering the public view with some new woke-speak. Speaking to reporters on…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From 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.
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NASA Crowns Human Achievement With Milestone Amongst The Stars
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— Apr 6, 2026
The four Artemis II mission astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft made stellar history at approximately 1:56 p.m. EDT Monday, setting a new record for the farthest distance from Earth traveled by any human. With four…
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NASA May Have Just Made a $4.1B Mistake – If This Bet Turns Bad, It’s Going to Get Ugly
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— Nov 10, 2022
With a tropical system bearing down on the Sunshine State, NASA has decided to leave the $4.1 billion Artemis 1 rocket on the Cape Canaveral launch pad. This decision has left some worried that the anticipated launch of…
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‘It Is Time To Fly’: NASA’s First Manned Moon Mission In 50 Years Hurtles Towards Destiny
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— Apr 1, 2026
With four RS-25 engines and two solid rocket boosters generating 8.8 million pounds of thrust, the four Artemis II mission astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft fixed their gaze towards the heavens Wednesday evening…
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Microsoft Boss Says ‘Every Carton Of Milk’ Faces More Safety Rules Than AI
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Novo Nordisk Halts Two Ziltivekimab Heart Trials
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— Sep 7, 2026
Novo Nordisk has halted two more ziltivekimab trials in heart failure after a data monitor found limited likelihood of success, adding to the earlier ZEUS setback and leaving only the post‑myocardial infarction ARTEMIS study as the remaining program. A separate post‑MI study is continuing with results expected in early 2027, underscoring ongoing challenges for inflammation‑targeting cardiovascular therapies.
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Rachel Meyers
Kind of telling that they're still holding onto that one post-MI study though. Guess we'll see if there's a specific subgroup where this actually works.
Soccer vs American Football
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The world's game versus America's obsession — simplicity against spectacle.
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Starship heads to Texas after Indian Ocean recovery
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— Aug 28, 2026
SpaceX recovered its Starship from the Indian Ocean near Christmas Island and is shipping the vessel back to Starbase, Texas on a months-long journey aboard a semi-submersible carrier after its successful but perilous July flight. The operation, described as SpaceX’s biggest salvage yet, yielded data for engineers to accelerate Starship development, while President Trump endorsed lunar and Mars ambitions and awarded Artemis II astronauts.
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Trump Establishes U.S. Space Academy
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— Aug 28, 2026
The White House announced a plan to establish the United States Space Academy and form a Presidential Commission to strengthen the nation’s space workforce, signaling a broad effort to train leaders for space exploration, defense, and civilian industries. Current president Donald Trump signed executive orders creating the US Space Academy, underscoring its role for the Space Force, NASA, and the commercial space sector, and awarded the Artemis II crew with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
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Starship 13: Water Recovery, Artemis Ties
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— Jul 23, 2026
SpaceX has delayed the Starship 13th flight multiple times, most recently setting a July 24 target after weather disruption and earlier engine-start failures following a July 16 abort, with the May S39 test having ended in an explosion. The postponements come amid heightened investor and public scrutiny after SpaceX’s IPO, as the company pushes to validate Starship’s performance for future Mars missions and, in some reports, to test upgraded Starlink satellites.
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NVIDIA Jetson GPUs Planned for Lunar Rover
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— Jul 23, 2026
Nvidia’s Jetson chips will power Lunar Outpost’s next lunar rover, potentially marking the first GPU on the Moon by handling LiDAR data and autonomous navigation in extreme space conditions. NASA’s Artemis-era push invites private firms to map terrain and search for resources, with Lunar Outpost and partners like Intuitive Machines and Firefly Aerospace planning Falcon 9 launches this year to advance Moon missions, including studying Reiner Gamma.
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Books
Every dollar you spend is hours of your life
Robin and Dominguez reframe money as finite life energy so tracking, a personal enough point, and investment income can free work from wages.
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Blue Origin secures $700M NASA deal to build Mars communications network by 2028
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— Sep 2, 2026
NASA awarded Blue Origin a contract worth up to about $700 million to design, build, and operate a high-performance Mars telecommunications network, delivering a DTN-enabled relay orbiter by end-2028 and achieving operational status around Mars by 2030 to relay science data, imagery, navigation, and mission communications for future missions. The award marks NASA’s shift toward commercially operated interplanetary communications infrastructure and aligns with the Artemis program’s Moon-to-Mars ambitions, even as Blue Origin continues lunar contracts and recovers from a recent launchpad setback.
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Sam Okafor
for a Mars orbiter is ambitious given they're still sorting out New Glenn's launchpad issues.
