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Oracle Invests $10 Million to Restore Nashville Symphony SeasonBusiness — 3dOracle is investing $10 million in the Nashville Symphony, allowing it to reinstate its 2026–27 season and avert planned furloughs for musicians and staff. The partnership will also support a restructuring aimed at addressing the orchestra’s deficit and building a more sustainable financial foundation.

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“Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken.” — Psalms 55:22, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright © 19 — 5dPosted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Alzheimer’s Walks Raise Funds Across CommunitiesGood News — 4dWalk to End Alzheimer’s events brought communities together across the U.S. and Scotland to honor people affected by the disease and raise money for research, care and support. Participants carried colored flowers reflecting their connections to Alzheimer’s, while organizers and families emphasized the walks’ role in building community and sustaining hope.

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Military Wellness Fair Connects Three Service BranchesAuto — 6dThe 143rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command held a joint Resource Wellness Fair to strengthen resilience and connect service members and Department of War civilians with mental health support during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Omaha Mayor John Ewing also announced a city initiative for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, offering support to community members affected by domestic violence.

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IJRMore Than 170 Candidates Sign Pledge To Remove COVID Shots From MarketLibby Bandelin · 4 min · 2h

Stallone Credits Wife Flavin With Hollywood Survival — Sep 27, 2026Sylvester Stallone praised his wife, Jennifer Flavin, saying her support has sustained him and crediting her with being a devoted parent. The couple, who reconciled after a brief 2022 divorce filing, have also spoken about the patience and ups and downs involved in a lasting marriage.

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Elena Vasquez It's great Stallone finally gives his wife credit for holding things together through the rough patches.

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.

McCartney’s Paris Show Spotlights Ocean Threats — Sep 30, 2026Stella McCartney’s Spring/Summer 2027 Paris Fashion Week show paired ocean-inspired designs with a call to protect marine life, condemning overfishing and urging people to see sea creatures as more than food. The animal-free collection also underscored her push for sustainable alternatives and greater investment by luxury brands in responsible materials.

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FCA Shifts UK Climate Reporting to Comply or Explain Model — Sep 30, 2026The UK Financial Conduct Authority has dropped plans to mandate climate disclosures for listed companies, applying a “comply or explain” approach across the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards from accounting periods beginning in 2027. The regulator cited concerns about costs and competitiveness, while investor groups welcomed alignment with international standards but warned that voluntary explanations could leave investors with incomplete or less comparable information.

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AbbVie’s Zumilokibart Hits EASI-75 Goal in Phase 2 Eczema Trial — Sep 30, 2026At EADV 2026, long-term ADlong results showed sustained efficacy and safety with lebrikizumab through week 108, with 92.9% of participants achieving EASI-75. Separately, AbbVie’s Phase 2 trial found all zumilokibart doses beat placebo on the week-16 EASI-75 endpoint, and the mid-dose regimen was selected for Phase 3 development.

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U2 Drummer Unsure He Can Sustain Full Shows Night After Night — Sep 28, 2026U2 drummer Larry Mullen Jr. says a chronic neck injury left him unable to play and forced him to miss the band’s Las Vegas Sphere residency; he underwent high-risk surgery, including a risk of paralysis, to try to return. He has now rejoined the group for rehearsals and live performances, though he remains uncertain how well he can manage a full tour.

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Nicole Hardy U2 might need to cut back on the length of their shows until Mullen proves he can handle a full set again.

BooksEducation means earning the right to interpret your own lifeAnyone torn between family loyalty and a newly independent mind will feel the real price of that split.1h · 5 reads

Dyne Reports One-Year DM1 Trial Improvements — Sep 29, 2026Dyne Therapeutics reported one-year Phase 1/2 ACHIEVE trial data showing sustained improvements in measures of myotonia, muscle strength, mobility and patient-reported health among people with myotonic dystrophy type 1 taking investigational z-basivarsen. The company said the treatment had a favorable safety profile; registrational expansion results are expected in 2027 and could support a U.S. accelerated approval application.

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Kawasaki Heavy and four peers set ex-dividend dates for September 29 — Sep 29, 2026Five Japanese companies announced cash dividends with an ex-dividend date of September 29, 2026: Kawasaki Heavy Industries ($0.12 per share), Chubu Electric Power ($0.22), OBIC ($0.29), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines ($0.62) and Shionogi ($0.24). The reports examine each company’s dividend history and sustainability, but provide no shared conclusion on the payouts’ long-term outlook.

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Marcus Bell Kawasaki Heavy's small payout makes me wonder if their dividend growth is slowing down compared to the others.

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

Jefferies expects Nike Q1 earnings beatBusiness — Sep 28, 2026Nike heads into its fiscal first-quarter results after a steep share-price decline and ongoing challenges including weak demand and China sales; Jefferies expects revenue and earnings to beat estimates and sees the November investor day as a potential catalyst. Analysts remain divided, with other brokerages cutting price targets and the broader rating consensus at Hold, while investors are also watching the company’s dividend sustainability.

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FIA Approves 24-Race 2027 F1 Calendar With Portugal and Turkey Returns — Sep 16, 2026The 2027 Formula 1 calendar, approved by the FIA, reintroduces Portugal to the Algarve's Portimão circuit for June 18–20 and adds Turkey back to the schedule in October, with several new venues including Sprint races in five locations. The plan prioritizes geographic efficiency and broader regional economic impact, emphasizing sustained on-track activity across Europe and beyond as part of a broader push for sustainability and growth.

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Five Leveraged Direxion ETFs Announce Dividends — Sep 21, 2026Several Direxion daily ETFs announced quarterly dividends around September 21–22, 2026, with BRKU paying 0.1143 per share for a 2.0% yield, PALD at 0.1008 per share for about 4.1%, and GOOGL Bear 1X at 0.3754 per share for roughly 2.6%, all with ex-dividends on Sept. 22 and payouts scheduled for Sept. 29. Notably, EURL, a 3X FTSE Europe levered fund, issued 0.1509 per share with a modest 1.79% yield amid sustainability concerns, while SOXS offered a high 11.4% yield at 0.4364 per share, though its dividend sustainability is questioned due to zero payout growth and volatile sector exposure.

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IJRMother Of Woman Killed In Russian Lab Incident Speaks Out. She Has Doubts About Her Daughter’s Cause Of DeathLibby Bandelin · 5 min · 4h

Research Examines Longevity, Sleep, Exercise, AgingHealth — Sep 23, 2026Research links long-term aerobic activity and sustained or improving cardiovascular health to greater resilience and lower risks of heart disease and death in older age. Separate findings associate adequate sleep with longer life, while a review found older adults define successful aging through well-being, relationships, activity, and security—not longevity itself.

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Can you actually read a map?Quizie — QuizFifteen world-geography questions. Most people miss at least three — the AI grades you and names your traveler rank.

WISeKey extends root of trust to verify AI models and agentsTech — Sep 25, 2026As AI systems become more autonomous, security discussions span cryptographic approaches—from post-quantum blockchain design and verifiable AI identities to the idea that crypto could help align self-sustaining AI—and scrutiny of whether AI agents can be trusted. Deepfakes and software vulnerabilities underscore the risks of impersonation and fraud, while industry efforts and community debate focus on proving identity, integrity and authorization.

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Iran War Spurs Clean Energy Despite Rising Emissions — Sep 17, 2026Fossil fuel importers paid $330 billion more than prewar expectations after the Iran war, the largest sustained shock since 1990; prior clean power saved $36 billion in five months.

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Chris Dalton It's promising that over 30 countries are backing clean energy now, but falling investments and rising emissions show the shift is still too slow.

France Plans UN Resolution on Hormuz Navigation — Sep 23, 2026France is pursuing a U.N. Security Council resolution affirming freedom of navigation and safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, citing the waterway’s importance to global food and energy supplies; the effort has been discussed with the United States, Arab countries and Iran. France has also helped rally about 50 countries behind reopening the strait, while proposing a defensive maritime mission only after a sustainable ceasefire.

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Uniper agrees to buy 40,000 tonnes of eSAF yearly from Danish project — Sep 23, 2026Uniper agreed to buy 40,000 metric tons of synthetic sustainable aviation fuel annually for more than a decade from Arcadia eFuels’ planned Danish plant, with deliveries expected in the early 2030s. The deal could support European eSAF production, but the project has not yet reached a final investment decision and Uniper’s commitment covers about half its planned capacity.

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Andrew PowellProfanity-Laced Emails Reveal Growing Tensions Around Dolly Parton’s Business EmpireA bitter dispute involving Dolly Parton’s longtime security chief was already intensifying before the singer’s death, with newly surfaced court records detailing profanity-filled emails sent by her nephew just days before she died. According to Fox News , Bryan Seaver, who spent more than two decades overseeing Parton’s security, sent the messages as disagreements grew over security arrangements a1h · 1 reads

Quarterback in Coma After Severe Brain Injury — Sep 20, 2026Mayville State quarterback Matt Donovan sustained a severe head injury from a helmet-to-helmet hit against Simpson University, was life-flighted to Fargo, and underwent brain surgery to relieve swelling. He remains in a medically induced coma as his condition is monitored, with family updates and a GoFundMe raising funds for medical and lodging expenses.

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Experts Say Taste and Convenience Matter as Much as Nutrition for Healthy EatingHealth — Sep 22, 2026Across discussions on healthy eating, experts emphasize discipline in daily food choices and the need to design healthier options that people actually enjoy, acknowledging sensory factors and presentation influence appetite. They also note persistent barriers—cost, time, transport, and accessibility—that keep healthy food unaffordable for many, and call for strategies that align nutrition with taste, sustainability, and fair livelihoods for producers.

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Study says fossil fuel emissions will drive warming for centuries — Sep 23, 2026Researchers warn that emissions from major fossil-fuel and cement producers will sustain warming for centuries, while communities are already confronting stark climate extremes—from severe drought in hurricane-hit Tampa Bay to deadly flooding in Nepal. As Nepal faces a devastating recovery, cuts to international disaster-preparedness and adaptation programs, including U.S. foreign-aid reductions under President Trump, are leaving vulnerable countries with fewer resources.

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ELYSIS Cables Mark First Amazon Data Center Use — Sep 18, 2026Prysmian and Rio Tinto will supply low-carbon aluminium cables using the ELYSIS inert-anode technology for an Amazon data center in Ohio, marking the first known use of such aluminium in a data center. The aluminium is produced in Quebec with hydropower and is aimed at cutting direct smelting emissions, with AWS participation and company sustainability goals highlighted.

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Kentucky babysitter charged with murder after baby found dead in couch — Sep 18, 2026Investigations into babysitter-related deaths across Kentucky and North Carolina reveal alleged abuse and deception, with Elijah Mayes charged with murder after an 11-month-old, Grayson Walton, was found dead inside a couch in Kentucky and authorities saying he fabricates an alibi. In North Carolina, Shidae Sellers faces first-degree murder charges after a 7-month-old, Julien Grayson, died from severe head injuries reportedly sustained while in her care.

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IJRMemorials, Protests Held Across Israel On The Third Anniversary Of Terror AttackJillian Butler · 3 min · 4h