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Riyadh Airport Reportedly Extends Shutdown After 12 Killed — 12hRiyadh’s international airport extended its shutdown after a suspected Houthi missile attack killed 12 people and wounded more than 300, with reports citing damage to airport systems and runways requiring assessment. The Houthis threatened further attacks on Saudi airports, deepening regional tensions and raising concerns about disruption to global energy and transport routes.

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Bankruptcy Comes For American Trucking Companies As Diesel Prices Skyrocket: ‘They’re Killing Me’ — 1dAmerica’s trucking industry is buckling under mounting financial pressure, with at least 16 transportation companies filing for bankruptcy in less than a month as the Iran war drives diesel prices higher.

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Elena Vasquez The government should ease regulations on domestic energy production before more companies shut down.

Owl Rescues, Sightings Span Three StatesEnvironment — 3dTexas state trooper Raymond Torres rescued an injured great horned owl from the median of Interstate 10 near Van Horn and kept it safe until wildlife officials could take over. The owl, nicknamed Big Tejano, was transported to the El Paso Zoo for treatment.

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IJREXCLUSIVE: Ukraine Is Building Drones In Days. America’s Defense Bureaucracy Takes YearsJillian Butler · 3 min · 1h

Florida Lawmaker Wins Two Agriculture AwardsBusiness — 3dAgriculture 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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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.

Phoenix Tests Autonomous Shuttles, Tallinn Runs Operator-FreeTech — 3dPhoenix Sky Harbor is testing driverless shuttles in its East Economy lot, with onboard attendants and a six-month pilot to gauge safety and passenger response. Separately, Estonia’s Auve Tech has begun operating airport shuttles at Tallinn without onboard safety operators, transporting workers and equipment on fixed routes after extensive testing and regulatory approval.

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German Factory Orders Plunge 10.6% in August — 6dGerman factory orders fell 10.6% in August versus a 1.0% forecast, Destatis said, after a 61.5% drop in other transport equipment orders.

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Schmitt and Duffy Promote $30B Aviation Modernization Plan — 2dTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Sen. Eric Schmitt are promoting the proposed $30 billion Modern Skies Act to upgrade air traffic control systems, replace aging towers and improve airport infrastructure, including terminals. Duffy and Schmitt highlighted St. Louis Lambert’s need for investment, while Duffy also pointed to Kansas City’s aging downtown airport tower; the proposal would build on $12.5 billion already approved for aviation-system upgrades.

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Citi Maintains Buy, Cuts CPKC Price TargetFinance — 4dCitigroup cut its price target for Canadian Pacific Kansas City to $102 from $109 but maintained a Buy rating, citing a more favorable risk-reward ahead of earnings after transportation stocks declined. The firm cautioned that higher fuel prices and interest rates may keep investors wary, while broader analyst coverage remains generally positive.

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The Conservative DeskRiyadh terminal strike leaves Americans warned, Trump unhappyA missile hit a Riyadh passenger terminal on Oct. 10, wounding dozens and emptying the airport as President Trump said he was not happy and U.S. citizens were told to stay away.12m · 3 reads

Diesel Price Surge Raises Costs Beyond FuelFinance — 2dRising diesel prices, driven by supply disruptions and constrained refining capacity, are increasing costs for transport, food and other essentials—from highly diesel-dependent Pacific islands to households in South Africa and the United States. Tax relief may ease some U.S. pump costs, but experts warn that supply pressures and the pass-through of fuel costs could keep affecting consumers even as governments and island nations pursue longer-term energy changes.

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Oversized Equipment Convoy Delays Pensacola TrafficWeather — 5dA 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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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.

Portland I-5 Southbound Set to Reopen TonightWeather — 4dOregon 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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Ohio Supreme Court Shields ODOT From LiabilityPolitics — 5dThe Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the state Department of Transportation cannot be held liable for Marquise Byrd’s 2017 death after a teenager dropped a sandbag from an unfenced portion of a Toledo bridge under reconstruction. The court said the decision not to install temporary protective fencing was a discretionary policy choice, reversing a lower court ruling that had allowed Byrd’s mother’s lawsuit to proceed.

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City Councils Address Housing, Transit, Public SafetyPolitics — 5dCharlottesville City Council received updates on a shelter that had housed 112 people, with 14 moving to other housing, and on the housing authority’s requests for funding to purchase properties. The council also kept mid-April as its target for adopting the FY28 budget and discussed a 2027 legislative agenda covering housing, transportation, sustainability, tenant rights and land use.

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IJRMinnesota Plays Victim Card As Trump Admin May Turn Off Medicaid Spigot Amid Fraud ProbeLibby Bandelin · 5 min · 3h

Local Boards Review Projects, Approve RezoningPolitics — 5dCounty commissioners across several communities approved a Natrona County property-layout change amid neighbors’ access and drainage objections, and heard plans and updates on workforce attraction, regional transportation and economic development, and downtown Fort Wayne programs. The briefings emphasized local investment, quality of life, and connecting residents and businesses with opportunities.

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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.

Huntsville Airport Receives $1.9M Snow-Removal Facility GrantWeather — 4dHuntsville International Airport received a $1.9 million Alabama transportation grant to build a 10,800-square-foot facility for storing and maintaining snow- and ice-removal equipment, including three drive-through bays and space for deicing chemicals. The project is intended to improve winter readiness and protect equipment as the region grows, with construction expected to take about six months once underway.

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Oman Discusses Unified Cancer Referral PathwayHealth — 6dOman is working to unify cancer referrals and treatment protocols to speed access to specialized care, while U.S. nonprofits help patients manage practical burdens such as transportation, bills, supplies and screening access. The accounts highlight how coordinated medical care and community support can help patients and families navigate treatment, though rising costs are straining some services.

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Arkansas suspends mowing in drought areas over wildfire riskEnvironment — Oct 3, 2026Arkansas 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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VDOT Releases Updated Statewide Map for Fall TravelTravel — 6dVirginia is promoting fall road trips with a newly updated, free state transportation map, available online and at welcome centers and rest areas, as a backup to digital navigation. VDOT also urges motorists to use designated pull-offs for foliage viewing, prepare their vehicles and drive cautiously, with historic sites marking America’s 250th anniversary among seasonal destinations.

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Daily Caller News Foundation‘Put His 5-Year-Old In Danger’: Mullin Clashes With Margaret Brennan Over ICE Shooting Of Criminal IllegalHomeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told CBS News' Margaret Brennan that body camera footage would not tell the whole story of a Thursday shooting involving immigration agents and a criminal illegal immigrant — adding that the foreign national put his own son at risk.47m · 3 reads

Descartes Introduces AI Agent Control PlaneTech — 5dDescartes Systems Group introduced an Agent Control Plane built on its Global Logistics Network to coordinate AI agents across supply-chain applications and trading partners, aiming to automate multistep workflows and reduce manual handoffs while enforcing customer-set guardrails, approvals and human oversight. A forum demonstration showed agents handling tasks across multiple companies and products but escalating consequential compliance and transportation decisions to people.

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Russia Strikes Second Major Kyiv Bridge — Oct 2, 2026Russian strikes hit Kyiv’s Northern Bridge, damaging its roadway and trolleybus wires and forcing traffic closures, after repeated attacks on the Southern Bridge. The attacks on both major crossings have disrupted transport and intensified concerns over Russia’s campaign against the capital’s critical infrastructure.

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Elena Vasquez Russia is clearly trying to cut off Kyiv by knocking out both main bridges one after another.

Nevada Guard Returns From Historic Epic Fury MissionWorld — 6dMore than 200 Nevada Air National Guard airmen and four C-130s returned to Reno after a six-month, short-notice deployment supporting Operation Epic Fury in the U.S. Central Command region. The 152nd Airlift Wing transported personnel and munitions during the operation; commanders said the unit completed its mission without losses.

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Hundreds of smuggled animals seized in Miami, SicilyWorld — 6dA U.S. legal permanent resident arriving from Cuba was arrested at Miami International Airport after authorities found 10 live birds concealed in tubes sewn into his underwear. Separately, Italian authorities intercepted a Maltese man allegedly transporting 300 tortoises and 77 parrots in a car to Malta; 76 parrots were protected species, and the man faces charges related to animal welfare and wildlife-trade violations.

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NC Ferry Division plans all-route toll recommendationsTravel — 6dNorth Carolina’s Ferry Division is presenting recommended rates as the state prepares to toll all ferry routes by Jan. 1, 2027, including four routes that are currently free; the plan also provides for a $150 annual pass for eligible coastal residents and active-duty military members. Residents and local officials have objected, warning the tolls could burden communities that rely on ferries for essential transportation and calling for delays or exemptions.

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IJRThe Environmental Case for Thorium Is Real. The Commercial Fleet Isn’t.Paris Apodaca · 6 min · 5h