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Photographers capture street life across citiesLifestyle — 5dPhotographs are documenting Portland’s people and places, from portraits of Blanchet House guests that aim to humanize homelessness to archival images of the once-beloved Raoul’s music venue. A new photo book also focuses on life on Portland’s streets.

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Captures by Chloe Named 2026 Best Regional PhotographerBusiness — Nov 3, 2026Johnson City photography business Captures by Chloe, owned by Chloe Sanderson, was named 2026 Best Regional Photographer in the Johnson City Press Best of the Best awards, based on community voting.

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Dana Whitfield It is nice to see a small Johnson City business get recognized like this through the voting.

Portland Photographer Indicted, Detectives Seek Potential VictimsWorld — Oct 30, 2026A Beaverton photographer, Abraham Daniel Lopez, was indicted on charges of stalking and sexually abusing a woman after an investigation found alleged abuse over several months. Washington County detectives believe he may have met additional victims through his photography work and are urging anyone with information to contact them.

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New Calf Brings Right Whale Season to 24Science — 5dScientists identified a previously undocumented North Atlantic right whale calf photographed near Quebec’s Anticosti Island, bringing the latest season’s known calves to 24—the species’ strongest calving year since 2009. The discovery offers hope for a critically endangered population of about 380 whales, though scientists caution that human-caused threats and low numbers remain serious concerns.

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Maya Lindstrom It's good news that 24 calves were born this season, but protecting them from ships and nets is what will really matter for the population.

IJRBlue State Residents Balk At NFL Owner’s $16 Billion Data Center Project That Could Cut Their Property TaxesSimon August · 6 min · 4h

Photographer Survives 200-Foot Fall in PortugalLifestyle — Oct 24, 2026Adventure photographer Kyle Quin Schrock, 36, was seriously injured after falling about 200 feet when a trail gave way during a hike in Madeira, Portugal; a small bush reportedly broke his fall before rescuers airlifted him to a hospital. He has broken ribs and a sternum and severe spinal injuries, and faces surgery, rehabilitation and a lengthy recovery, with family seeking financial support.

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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.

Peoria Museum Acquires Original 1858 Lincoln AmbrotypeLifestyle — Oct 20, 2026The Peoria Riverfront Museum has acquired the original glass-plate ambrotype of Abraham Lincoln taken in the city in 1858, the only known photograph of him made there. Other Lincoln images have drawn attention as a signed 1864 portrait sold at auction for $149,020 and a National Archives archivist identified Lincoln in a damaged photograph of the Gettysburg crowd.

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Florida Teacher Arrested in Student Voyeurism CaseHealth — Oct 28, 2026A fifth-grade teacher at Ocala Christian Academy was arrested on a second-degree felony digital-voyeurism charge after police said he admitted photographing beneath a student’s skirt during recess. Investigators believe there may be additional victims and are seeking information from the public.

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UTC Exhibition Documents Black Appalachian CommunitiesEntertainment — Oct 15, 2026The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s Institute of Contemporary Art is showing Chris Aluka Berry’s photographic survey of Black Appalachian life, with an upcoming public conversation featuring Berry and writer Kelly Elaine Navies. Berry’s photographs document historic Black communities, families, faith traditions and landscapes across the region.

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Men Arrested Across States on Child Sex Abuse ChargesHealth — Oct 27, 2026A 79-year-old Louisville man faces 74 charges after authorities say he admitted sexually abusing and photographing two children over several years. Separately, a New York man was charged with possessing child sexual abuse material, and a South Portland man was arrested in Maine on an outstanding warrant involving 12 counts of gross sexual assault and other offenses.

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FaithTapIreland Crowd Hurls Insults, Object at BidenFormer President Joe Biden did not receive a warm reception Tuesday during his visit to Ireland alongside former first lady Jill Biden. A crowd of anti-Israel agitators hurled ins… — by Sandra Rhodes3h · 2 reads

Huckabee urges prosecution after settlers assault US journalist in West Bank — Oct 17, 2026U.S. Ambassador Huckabee called the beating of Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine a despicable act of terror and demanded years in prison for her attackers.

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Birmingham Unveils Permanent Wall for Alabama’s 14 HBCUsLifestyle — Oct 23, 2026The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute has unveiled a permanent wall honoring Alabama’s 14 historically Black colleges and universities, alongside an exhibit featuring artifacts, photographs and memorabilia about their contributions to education, culture and the Civil Rights Movement. The exhibit runs through Dec. 12, and all 14 schools will receive the institute’s Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth Humanitarian Award.

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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Photojournalist Mike Scott Wins New Zealand AwardWorld — Oct 20, 2026Recent photography showcases feature a wide range of subjects, from the Aberfan disaster’s 60th-anniversary commemorations and global news moments to wildlife, sport and community life. New Zealand’s 2026 Photographer of the Year awards also recognize work documenting waka ama teams, Māori elders and other stories.

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Weekly Photo Features Spotlight Local Stories — Oct 15, 2026The Kewanee Park District is inviting photographers to submit images of its parks for a local contest, with selected entries advancing to a statewide competition. A photo feature also captured the launch of Portsmouth Cathedral and Diocese’s centenary celebrations, which will include services, exhibitions and community events.

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Sarasota Museum Hosts 100-Photo Traveling ShowEntertainment — Oct 19, 2026Sarasota’s art venues are showcasing a range of exhibitions, from Jorge Blanco’s upbeat drawings, prints and sculptures to Chie Fueki’s imaginative mixed-media paintings. Sarasota Art Museum also presents “Presence,” a collection of more than 100 influential 20th-century photographs exploring empathy, resilience and human connection.

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IJRShrink Group Seems More Into Watching Drag Queens Dance Than Helping Patients, Scientists AllegeLibby Bandelin · 3 min · 4h

ISS Astronauts Capture Auroras, City Lights From OrbitScience — Oct 21, 2026Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have shared striking views of Earth’s auroras and nighttime lights: Anil Menon photographed a green-and-red aurora above Central Asia’s city lights, while Don Pettit used a fisheye lens to make Earth appear as a glowing green sphere. The images offer contrasting perspectives on the planet from orbit, with station hardware visible in some shots.

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Build a pizza and the AI guesses your ageQuizie — QuizCrust to final slice, every topping is evidence. The AI guesses your age — and explains exactly which choice gave you away.

Profiles Highlight Careers Across Hospitality Music Photography And Public HealthEntertainment — Oct 19, 2026The articles profile five people: a Vietnam-era Navy veteran and longtime Cummins employee remembered for his family, faith and love of hot rods; a hospitality marketer, an aspiring pop-country musician, a Baltimore photographer and a public-health nonprofit leader active in community advocacy. These are separate human-interest stories, with no shared central news event.

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Large Cat Reports Prompt Warnings Across Three Regions — Oct 14, 2026Police in Hercules, California, confirmed mountain lion sightings in a neighborhood near Hercules Avenue and urged residents to keep their distance and never approach, follow or photograph the animal. They advised keeping children and pets close, staying especially alert near dense vegetation at dawn and dusk, and backing away calmly if encountered.

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Flower Gardens Draw Visitors Across Multiple RegionsLifestyle — Nov 4, 2026The articles spotlight memorable garden escapes, from Raleigh’s free rose garden and secluded botanical gardens in Pennsylvania and Michigan to famous international flower destinations such as Keukenhof and Hitachi Seaside Park. Together, they emphasize seasonal blooms, scenic landscapes and opportunities for peaceful walks and photography.

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Fall exhibitions span historic photos, night-sky art and stitchers milestoneLifestyle — Nov 4, 2026Museums and galleries across Hoboken and Jersey City, Chicago, Worthing, southwest Ohio and Salem are presenting varied fall and November exhibitions, spanning local history, contemporary and student art, photography, painting, ceramics, textiles and comics. Several programs also feature artist talks, community events and immersive or themed displays.

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Daily Caller News FoundationBlue State Residents Balk At NFL Owner’s $16 Billion Data Center Project That Could Cut Their Property TaxesResidents of a Massachusetts town are fighting a data center that could slash their property taxes, a project of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s company.4h · 163 reads

Prime Minister Marks Aberfan AnniversaryWorld — Oct 25, 2026Recent photo features spotlighted Penn State’s fall contest winner, blue-themed photography, a Sunshine Coast boardwalk scene and a Nigerian public-sector reform gathering. A separate photo story marked the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster, honoring its victims and the community’s resilience.

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Hunter’s Moon, Saturn Expected Visible TonightScience — Oct 25, 2026The 2026 Hunter’s Moon reaches peak illumination just after midnight Oct. 26, with the best views expected around sunset Oct. 25, when it may appear especially large and orange near the horizon. Saturn should also be visible in some locations, and the moon’s rise offers a chance for skywatching and photography.

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Travel Guides Spotlight Lighthouses on San Juan Island and New Jersey CoastTravel — Oct 19, 2026Travelers can explore historic lighthouses and whale-watching scenery on Washington’s San Juan Island and visit seven storied lighthouse sites across New Jersey. A new photography book by Gary Briechle also documents everyday life in coastal Maine through decades of images made using the collodion wet-plate process.

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Cameron Bagg Book Claims Spirits Can Be Photographed AnywhereLifestyle — Oct 12, 2026Cameron Bagg says photos from more than 1,000 investigations over four decades show spirits can be photographed anywhere and at any time, not only at haunted sites.

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Gaza Photographer Wins Bayeux Prize for Third Straight YearEntertainment — Oct 10, 2026Gaza photographer Mahmoud Abu Hamda won Bayeux’s Nikon prize for the third straight year by a Palestinian working inside Gaza, appearing only by video.

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IJRBlacklisted Chinese Military University Gets Its Hands On Powerful American AI ChipsFrancis Kapper · 5 min · 5h