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Djibouti Boat Capsize Kills 109, Leaves 116 Missing — 1dAt least 109 migrants, including 15 children, died and about 116 remain missing after a boat carrying roughly 350 people from Djibouti to Yemen capsized near Obock. More than 80 people survived, and rescue and aid efforts are underway as the IOM warns of the dangers along the migration route.

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Reform Pledges Full-Term UK Asylum SuspensionPolitics — 1dNigel Farage said Reform would suspend the UK asylum system for up to five years if elected, void roughly 90,000 pending claims and deport the claimants.

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Cain argues extrovert ideal sidelines quiet talent in offices and schools — 1dCain argues Western culture prizes charisma and constant sociability, sidelining roughly a third to half the population who invent, lead, and think deeply in quieter ways.

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Chris Dalton Companies lose good ideas when they only reward the loudest voices in every meeting.

Money success is behavior, not spreadsheets or IQ — 3dHousel shows most of Buffett’s roughly hundred-billion fortune piled up after age sixty because time, not brilliance, does the compounding.

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Nicole Hardy It is reassuring that ordinary habits matter more than high IQ for building wealth. I wish more people focused on staying consistent instead of chasing hot tips.

IJRBiden’s $20,000,000,000 Green Bank Money Stays Frozen As Trump Prepares Supreme Court AppealSimon August · 6 min · 1h

Landfill, trash fires reported across regionsEnvironment — 3dFirefighters contained a roughly half-acre blaze at the Carson City Landfill despite high winds, preventing it from spreading to nearby wildland. The cause is under investigation.

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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.

Hurricane Isaias Rips Roofs Across FloridaWeather — 2dCategory 2 Isaias came ashore near Destin Friday night at 105 mph, leaving roughly 448,000 Florida accounts without power by Saturday morning.

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Korea Zinc Plans $7.4B Tennessee Smelter, 740 Jobs — 1dPresident Trump touted Korea Zinc’s planned Tennessee smelter as evidence that his tariff policies are attracting investment, saying it would create 740 jobs. The roughly $7.4 billion Project Crucible is expected to produce 11 U.S.-designated critical minerals, supporting efforts to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.

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Tom Welling’s Accidental Nude Reflection Goes Viral — 2dTom Welling accidentally posted an Instagram Story showing his reflection in a New York hotel window while in town for New York Comic Con. The image was deleted after roughly 10 hours, but screenshots spread widely online; reports say no explicit details were clearly visible.

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Netflix reportedly plans 850 job cuts — 3dPuck News says Netflix plans about 850 job cuts—roughly 5% of staff—possibly announced next week; Netflix has not confirmed and declined comment.

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Daily Caller News FoundationDon’t Let Beltway Politics Derail American Rail WorkersIn a recent Daily Caller op-ed, former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer calls the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger a "working-class test" for Republicans.45m · 4 reads

Powerball Jackpot Rolls Over to $538 Million After No Winner — 3dNo ticket won the Powerball jackpot in the Oct. 10 drawing, leaving the prize to grow for Monday’s drawing. Reports put the jackpot at about $516 million, with a cash option of roughly $212 million; a California ticket won $1 million by matching five numbers.

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TSMC Posts Record Q3 Revenue, Beats ForecastsTech — 4dTSMC posted record Q3 revenue of about NT$1.49 trillion ($46.7 billion), up roughly 50% and ahead of analyst estimates and its own guidance.

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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.

Atomic Habits shows why identity and daily systems drive lasting change — 3dReaders burned by abandoned resolutions get Clear's concrete claim that a 1% daily gain compounds to roughly 37 times better in a year—if cues, friction, and identity are redesigned.

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Tom Gallagher The compounding math checks out but only once I lowered friction like prepping my gym bag the night before instead of relying on willpower.

Mercedes Expands S-Class Brake Recall Over Leak RiskAuto — 2dMercedes-Benz has expanded its S-Class brake-hose recall to roughly 30,000 sedans, including Maybach and AMG models from 2022–2025, after reports and testing showed the defect was not limited to the production periods or climates initially identified. A hose may leak brake fluid and reduce braking performance, increasing crash risk; drivers may see a warning only after a leak begins.

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Minnesota Regulator Approves $122M Power Bill CreditsBusiness — 3dMinnesota regulators approved more than $120 million in automatic bill credits for Minnesota Power customers. About $72 million from reservoir-land sales will provide average residential customers roughly $55 off bills in January and February 2027, while $50 million from the utility’s owners will be distributed in annual credits through 2031.

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IJRTrump’s Diesel Deal With Putin Runs Into The Ban Congress Passed On Russian EnergySimon August · 7 min · 2h

Massive 2,000-Year-Old Ritual Bath Lifted From Israeli Archaeological Site — 3dA remarkably preserved Jewish ritual bath dating back roughly 2,000 years has been uncovered in Israel, offering archaeologists a rare glimpse into life during the Second Temple pe… — by Andrew Powell

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Soccer vs American FootballYourlist — VS BattleThe world's game versus America's obsession — simplicity against spectacle.

Venice Bishop Dewane dies after leading 260,000 Catholics — 5dBishop Frank J. Dewane, who led the Diocese of Venice for nearly two decades and served a community of roughly 250,000 to 260,000 Catholics, has died at 76 after a brief illness. He retired earlier this year; funeral arrangements are pending.

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NFL fines eight players across six teams — 1dThe NFL fined players across several teams for Week 4 violations, including unnecessary roughness, helmet use, taunting, and illegal tackles. Penalties ranged from $5,972 for Saints linebacker Isaiah Stalbird to $19,389 for Jets safety Dane Belton; Chargers defender DeMarcus Lawrence and Titans lineman John Franklin-Myers were also fined.

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Florida Lawmaker Wins Two Agriculture AwardsBusiness — 4dAgriculture coverage spans Texas’ commissioner race, harvest and transportation pressures, Western hay exports, and efforts to preserve farmland as urban development claims roughly 2,000 acres daily. In Florida, state lawmakers and agricultural groups are also pursuing policies and incentives to support farmers and farm businesses.

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Build-A-Bear plans stores in Ohio, West VirginiaBusiness — 3dBuild-A-Bear Workshop plans to open at Tanger Outlets in Sunbury, Ohio, adding to its Central Ohio presence; an opening date has not been announced. The chain is also planning a roughly 1,500-square-foot Huntington Mall store in Barboursville, West Virginia, by mid-2027, after mall officials worked to bring it there following the planned closure of its Charleston location.

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Sandra RhodesActress Selma Blair Arrested After Allegedly Attacking Flight CrewActress Selma Blair was arrested Sunday after allegedly attacking crew members on board a Delta flight into New York City. "On Sunday October 11 at approximately 11pm at JFK Airport, PAPD responded to a call about a physically abusive passenger aboard Delta Airlines flight 938 which was parked at the gate after arrival from LAX," New York Port Authority officials confirmed to Fox News Digital. "Su48m · 4 reads

Idaho State Plans $70M Community ArenaSports — 4dIdaho State University plans to build the $70 million to $80 million ICCU Bengal Arena on its Pocatello campus, funded through a multiyear gift from Idaho Central Credit Union and other private donations. The roughly 4,500-seat venue will host basketball and serve as a regional event space for concerts, commencements and other gatherings.

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Dolphins Coach Disputes Bengals’ Willis Tell Claim — 3dBengals safety Jordan Battle says Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis taps the ball before throws, a possible cue for Cincinnati’s defense to break on passes—but revealing it publicly gives Miami a chance to adjust. Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley called the habit common among quarterbacks, while Willis acknowledged he needs to improve after a rough start to the season.

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Wegmans First Charlotte Store to Open in Ballantyne This FallBusiness — 3dWegmans will open its first Charlotte store in Ballantyne on Oct. 14, bringing a roughly 110,000-square-foot supermarket with specialty groceries, restaurant-style prepared foods and an outdoor dining and play area. The company says it will also donate unsold food through local hunger-relief partnerships.

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Former Loris Clerk Accused of $55K Salary BoostPolitics — 4dFormer Loris clerk of court Todd Keith Massey faces charges alleging he raised his own pay over 44 consecutive pay periods without approval, collecting about $55,000 beyond his authorized salary. The charges follow his 2025 guilty plea to embezzling roughly $70,000 from a nonprofit serving people with disabilities.

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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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IJRMicrosoft Boss Says ‘Every Carton Of Milk’ Faces More Safety Rules Than AIDylan Kresak · 3 min · 3h