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Iran War Has Reportedly Cost Each American Household $2,000 — 10hThe Iran war — among the most unpopular conflicts in modern U.S. history — has reportedly cost the average American household approximately $2,000, according to a new analysis.

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A Modest Proposal for the Purification of California History1 source — 3d

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Communities Host Events to Help Residents Preserve Family Ancestry StoriesLifestyle — 4dDuring 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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Black Voices Preserve History Across CommunitiesEntertainment — 5dAcross Florida, California and North Carolina, educators, archivists and artists are creating ways to preserve Black history and examine race—from Marvin Dunn’s Florida history tours and textbook to a UCSB conference on Black resistance and a showcase of Black storytellers. A novel inspired by a school tour of Huckleberry Finn also explores racial representation and the case against censoring challenging literature.

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IJRTanker Data Shows Millions Fewer Barrels A Day Crossing Hormuz Than Energy Secretary SaysSimon August · 4 min · 10h

Rare shocks nobody sees coming drive history and markets — 3dA turkey’s thousand safe feedings end the week before Thanksgiving—and Taleb says finance and forecasting still make that same mistake.

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Nicole Hardy Taleb's point about the turkey hits hard because markets keep treating past stability as proof nothing can go wrong.

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.

ICE Launches 45-Day Enforcement Surge Across CaliforniaPolitics — 4dICE has launched a 45-day immigration enforcement operation in California, beginning in San Diego and expanding into other parts of the state, with reports that officers may arrest undocumented immigrants regardless of criminal history. The operation has prompted concern among immigrant-rights advocates and Democratic leaders, while the administration says it is enforcing federal law and a Republican congressman says DHS described the Central Valley actions as focused on people with warrants or criminal histories.

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Columbus State Creates American Military History InstitutePolitics — 5dColumbus State University has established the Lt. Gen. Harold and Julia Moore Institute to expand military-history teaching and research, preserve records, and deepen public understanding of the U.S. military’s role in society. Military historian David Kieran will lead the institute, which will build on the university’s ties to Fort Benning and the surrounding military community.

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'Hitler Was Right All Along': Haverford Professor Charged With Stalking Jewish Coworker Has Long History of Threatening 'Jew Rats' Praising Nazis in Suspended Posts1 source — 5d

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BYU Announces Record Philanthropic Partnership With PV3 — 3dBYU Athletics called its PV3 Enterprises deal the largest philanthropic commitment in department history, renaming LaVell Edwards Stadium's field PV3 Field and granting NIL deals to more than 40 athletes.

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FaithTapCharlemagne's Coronation Brings UnityEmperor restores order and faith8m

Cemetery, history events planned across statesLifestyle — 6dEvents across Michigan and Texas invite visitors to explore cemetery history, from a talk on notable people buried at Birmingham’s Greenwood Cemetery to candlelit tours in Muskegon examining Victorian mourning customs. San Antonio’s Eastside Cemeteries will also host a free outdoor screening of “Hocus Pocus,” alongside opportunities to learn about cemetery preservation.

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Train Shows, Shops, Museums Serve U.S. HobbyistsLifestyle — 3dA West Bend model train show drew hundreds of collectors and families, reflecting the hobby’s broad appeal and growth. Other coverage highlights the enduring community around model trains and the chance to explore railroad history at museums in Kentucky and Minnesota.

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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.

Couture Exhibitions Span Paris, Lisbon, MinneapolisLifestyle — 2dFashion exhibitions are celebrating couture’s history and craft, from Maison Michel’s 90th-anniversary millinery show and the MAD’s 40-year retrospective to a Lisbon exhibition pairing Valentino designs with Joana Vasconcelos’s art. In Minneapolis, the Institute of Art will present more than 80 pieces from Paris’s Palais Galliera, its first such exhibition in the United States.

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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns Home After One Of Longest Deployments In Naval History — 5dThe USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to its home port of San Diego, California on Wednesday after a 320-day deployment to the Middle East in support of the Iran war.

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Low-Mileage BMWs and Mercedes Listed With Service RecordsAuto — 2dThe listings feature several used BMWs, from a high-mileage 335i and 130i hatchback to a newer 7 Series and rare 2008 Alpina B7. They highlight performance equipment and varied maintenance histories; the B7 is currently bid at $5,800, though its estimated fair value is substantially higher and its missing service records warrant caution.

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IJRAmazon In Talks To Shell Out $7,000,000,000 For Israeli AI Startup After Anthropic Walked AwayDylan Kresak · 2 min · 10h

Sylvester Becomes TinCaps' First Woman GMSports — 3dThe 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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Jim Carrey vs Adam SandlerYourlist — VS BattleRubber-faced mania versus deadpan slob comedy — two 90s comedy titans, two entirely different engines.

Kentucky Upsets No. 10 LSU in Overtime — 4dKentucky hosts No. 10 LSU in a consequential SEC matchup, with the Wildcats drawing confidence from comeback and road wins while LSU seeks to prove it can win away from Baton Rouge after its loss at Ole Miss. The game also features familiar Louisiana connections on Kentucky’s staff and roster, alongside a series history marked by dramatic finishes.

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Luftgekühlt 12 plans 350-car Porsche showcaseAuto — 3dLuftgekühlt 12 brings its air-cooled Porsche showcase to Fayetteville’s Town at Trilith, featuring about 350 enthusiast cars and displays celebrating Porsche racing history. Highlights include five Porsche 935s marking the model’s 50th anniversary and a 1970 Porsche connected to Steve McQueen’s film “Le Mans.”

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Fall Talks Span Health, Policy, ResilienceLifestyle — 6dThe articles announce separate public lectures and events on abortion’s effects on health care, resilience and education, women’s histories, drug-policy reform, and sexual harassment prevention in schools.

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Guides Spotlight Hidden Regional Food DestinationsLifestyle — 4dA collection of under-the-radar Michigan destinations spotlights Chelsea’s historic downtown and local landmarks alongside Upper Peninsula pasty shops and neighborhood Detroit barbecue joints and delis. Together, the stories make the case for exploring beyond the usual tourist stops to find local history and regional food favorites.

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BooksLasting companies build clocks, not just tell timeEnduring greatness comes from a durable core ideology paired with relentless change mechanisms, not a brilliant product or charismatic founder.51m · 10 reads

ICE Shooting Wounds Man, Sparks NYC Clashes — 4dAn ICE agent shot and wounded 28-year-old Oscar Belgal during a targeted arrest operation in New York City’s Marble Hill neighborhood; his 5-year-old son, who was in the car, was unharmed. DHS cited Belgal’s criminal history but has not explained what led the agent to fire, while Mayor Zohran Mamdani called for ICE to be abolished and protests outside a hospital where Belgal was treated led to clashes and arrests.

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El Paso Festivals Draw Crowds, 22 Bands CompeteEntertainment — 4dEl Paso is holding its inaugural Mission Trail Music Festival along the historic nine-mile corridor, with live music, cultural performances, vendors and family activities at several sites. Organizers say the free event will celebrate Borderland history and encourage visitors to explore nearby businesses and communities.

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Southern Cross Diocese Expected to Reach 12 ChurchesGood News — 4dAustralia’s conservative Diocese of the Southern Cross is expanding to about 12 churches, while Rhode Island Catholic coverage highlights disability ministry, Dominican-led faith renewal and rising newspaper costs prompting subscription changes. A letter about St. Peter’s Church also calls attention to its history of racial segregation and plans for atonement.

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Charleston Landmark Church Marks 275 YearsGood News — 5dCharleston’s St. Michael’s Church is marking its 275th anniversary by sharing its history and architectural legacy with visitors, while expanding tours and other ways to engage the community. The landmark has endured wars and natural disasters and remains an active place of worship at the city’s Four Corners of Law.

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Iowa Records Fourth-Wettest September in State HistoryWeather — Oct 5, 2026Iowa's September averaged about 8 inches of rain, roughly the fourth-wettest on record; Des Moines logged 14.5 inches, its wettest September in 112 years.

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IJRIran War Has Reportedly Cost Each American Household $2,000Jillian Butler · 2 min · 10h