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Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reminded his group to stay silent — 1dDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth awarded Army Specialist Thomas Iglesias the Joint Service Commendation Medal after Iglesias reminded Hegseth’s group to maintain silence and respect at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during Veterans Day observances. Pentagon officials said the soldier acted correctly and respectfully, and Hegseth praised his commitment to standards.

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Jared Kim Hegseth made the right call here by backing the standards that keep these ceremonies meaningful for everyone involved.

Russia may have rehearsed attack on satellite, specialist says, flagging another approach1 source — Nov 5, 2026

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Elena Vasquez This shows how vulnerable our satellites are and why space needs better arms control rules.

Patriots RB Henderson hospitalized with unexplained neurological symptoms — Nov 6, 2026Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson says an unexplained neurological emergency required several days of hospitalization and has affected his strength, coordination and physical functions. He is working with specialists and physical therapists to recover, while the cause remains unknown.

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Groups schedule free diabetes screenings and classes across multiple statesHealth — 4dHospitals and diabetes organizations in Georgia, Louisiana, Bermuda and Kentucky are marking Diabetes Awareness Month with free screenings, risk assessments, education, specialist consultations and practical management resources. In Missouri, a foundation founded by two teens with Type 1 diabetes offers community events for families, while highlighting the disease’s daily demands and challenges securing insurance coverage for glucose-monitoring technology.

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IJRUS Forces Shoot Down Iranian Attack Drones Targeting Middle Eastern CountryJillian Butler · 2 min · 11h

England call up uncapped spinner Patterson-White for South Africa Test series — 4dEngland have selected uncapped Nottinghamshire left-arm spinner Liam Patterson-White, the County Championship’s leading spinner with 42 wickets, as their only specialist spinner for a three-Test tour of South Africa; Shoaib Bashir will join the Lions. Jacob Bethell also returns from injury, while selectors say the squad’s other spin options and South Africa’s pace-friendly Highveld conditions offer flexibility.

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Jared Kim Bethell returning is a boost but the squad still looks light on spin options for those pace friendly pitches.

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.

HSBC to Launch Hong Kong AI Institute in 2027 with University PartnerTech — Nov 1, 2026HSBC will open a global AI and emerging-tech research institute in Hong Kong in early 2027 with HKUST, starting with at least 35 specialists and fraud, crypto, and blockchain work.

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Lung disease efforts target care, diagnosis, awarenessHealth — Nov 5, 2026Reports highlight new support and diagnostic efforts for people with lung disease, including a rehabilitation program for interstitial lung disease and a Tulane-developed test that could identify common NTM infections within hours, pending FDA approval. Other coverage spotlights a mother with advanced lung disease who safely gave birth and calls for earlier recognition of PAH through awareness campaigns, specialist care and attention to family history and symptoms.

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Mater to outsource pathology services affecting more than 400 workersHealth — Nov 2, 2026Mater will outsource pathology services at its Brisbane and Springfield hospitals, affecting more than 400 staff over the next 12 to 18 months, with over 100 positions ending soon. The provider cites rising costs and Medicare subsidies that have not kept pace, while saying patient care will continue through specialist providers.

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Forensic Experts Identify Faces With One or Two FeaturesScience — Oct 21, 2026A study found that forensic facial-identification specialists matched obscured faces with more than 90% accuracy after seeing just one or two features. Ears and foreheads were especially informative, though researchers cautioned that the controlled experiment does not establish real-world accuracy; the findings could help improve specialist training and facial-recognition algorithms.

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Andrew PowellWhite House Officials Clash as Nvidia Affair Raises National Security QuestionsA reported clash between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick erupted inside the White House Situation Room as officials debated the handling of a company allegedly connected to a suspected Chinese spy. According to Fox News , the confrontation followed reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed I8h · 467 reads

Regular Eye Exams Help Prevent Diabetes-Related BlindnessHealth — Nov 1, 2026Diabetic retinopathy can silently damage the retina and cause vision loss, so people with diabetes should get regular dilated eye exams even if their vision seems normal. A MUSC retina specialist recommends screening people with Type 1 diabetes within five years of diagnosis and those with Type 2 diabetes at diagnosis; early detection can help prevent or slow vision loss.

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Manchester United expect Šeško out until January — Oct 28, 2026Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko is expected to miss the rest of the calendar year with a recurring shin injury, with no surgery decision reported and recovery focused on rest and specialist care. His absence deepens United’s shortage of recognized strikers as the team struggles for results and pressure mounts on manager Michael Carrick.

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Rachel Meyers Carrick needs better forward options fast or the pressure from these results will keep building.

Madonna vs Lady GagaYourlist — VS BattleThe Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.

Golden Hammer Awards Honor Adaptive Reuse of Historic StructuresBusiness — Oct 29, 2026Recent building projects highlight the range of priorities in rehabilitation and redevelopment: Richmond’s Golden Hammer Awards recognized standout local work, while Grenoble’s restored Perret Tower demonstrates the challenges of preserving aging concrete. Champaign is planning accessibility and security upgrades to its City Building, and restoration specialists emphasize adapting plans when concealed conditions emerge during construction.

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UK Under-Fives: Just 5% Received Eye ExamsHealth — Oct 27, 2026Eye-care professionals emphasize that regular eye exams can detect vision problems early, especially in children, whose conditions may affect learning and development if left untreated. UK data show many children missed recommended checks in 2025, while glaucoma specialist Dr. Sirisha Senthil highlights the importance of research and care that protect sight.

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Sports Science Efforts Span Five CountriesHealth — Oct 26, 2026Sports science efforts are bringing researchers, universities, companies and medical specialists together to improve athletic performance and care, from studying students’ fitness to developing new running technologies. A recent Oman forum emphasized injury prevention and translating research into clinical practice, while ASICS and the University of Michigan are launching a $25 million collaboration focused on future performance products.

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IJROut: Republican Dumbness. In: Democrat Dumbness. Always: Uniparty DumbnessSeton Motley · 7 min · 11h

Columbia Ransomware Attack Disrupts City ServicesTech — Oct 24, 2026Columbia, South Carolina, confirmed a ransomware attack discovered Oct. 20 disrupted several online city services and involved sensitive data on its network. SLED is investigating with cybersecurity specialists; officials have not said whether information was accessed or compromised, while police, fire, 911, water and other essential services remain operational.

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What hobby should you actually pick up?Quizie — QuizNot another 'try journaling.' Twelve questions and the AI prescribes the specific hobby your brain has been asking for.

NHS Campaign and Savannah Event Urge Open Menopause TalksHealth — Oct 25, 2026Health professionals and advocates are promoting more open discussion of menopause and better access to support, emphasizing that symptoms can affect physical and emotional well-being and are not limited to hot flashes. NHS England is featuring a menopause specialist in an awareness campaign, while community events in West Africa and Georgia aim to help women recognize symptoms and seek informed care.

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Waymo plans first Spain robotaxi launch in 2027 — Oct 20, 2026Waymo will begin testing its autonomous Jaguar I-PACE vehicles in Madrid, starting with manual driving and safety-trained specialists before progressing to autonomous validation. The company aims to launch commercial robotaxi rides in 2027, as part of its broader expansion across Europe.

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Chris Dalton Waymo's plan to start with human drivers in Madrid before autonomous mode makes sense for safety.

First U.S. ISIS Woman Trial Goes to JuryWorld — Oct 21, 2026A federal jury is weighing whether Halima Salman knowingly received weapons training from ISIS after she was taken to Syria as a teenager and married to a fighter. Prosecutors point to video of her with an AK-47 and other evidence, while Salman says her father forced her into ISIS territory and marriage; a counter-extremism specialist says her history appears more traumatic than radicalized.

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Employers List Manufacturing, Sales Openings Across Five CitiesBusiness — Oct 21, 2026Manufacturers in Newburyport, Watertown and Burlington are hiring for a range of roles, from machine operators and semiconductor trainees to quality leaders, precision-tooling specialists and nondestructive-testing technicians. Some experienced positions offer salaries as high as $160,000, while Burlington NDT openings advertise pay up to $42 an hour; listings may change quickly.

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Andrew PowellVideo Shows Family’s Terrifying Escape as Brooklyn Building CollapsesNewly released footage from inside a Brooklyn apartment shows a family scrambling for safety as their building suddenly began collapsing, killing eight people and leaving at least 17 others injured. According to Fox News , the three-story structure in the Flatbush neighborhood gave way Wednesday, triggering a major emergency response as firefighters and rescue crews searched through the debris for9h · 193 reads

World Spine Day spotlights spinal healthHealth — Oct 16, 2026World Spine Day coverage emphasized that prolonged sitting, poor posture and inactivity can contribute to back and neck discomfort, and recommended regular movement and better workstation habits. Experts also highlighted seeking guidance for persistent pain, with one clinic announcing a new spine specialist who favors nonsurgical care when appropriate.

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Study Finds Costs, Distance Delay Childhood Cancer CareHealth — Oct 19, 2026Research across Kenya, South Africa and the United States highlights how long trips to specialist centers and the costs of travel and treatment can delay or complicate cancer care for children, especially for families with limited resources. A Kenyan study also found low awareness of childhood cancer among caregivers, while U.S. research found that socially vulnerable patients were less likely to travel out of state for care.

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Infectious Disease Specialist Admits To GOP Sen That He Was Wrong About Draconian COVID-19 Measure — Sep 9, 2025Stanford University School of Medicine infectious disease specialist Jake Scott admitted to Republican Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno during a Tuesday hearing that he was wrong to push for masking all two-year-olds during the…

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HSBC plans 70% cuts to UK wealth advisers — Oct 7, 2026HSBC plans nearly 70% cuts to UK wealth financial advisers and about half of management and specialist roles, with departures by end of October.

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Bessent Names Judy Shelton Treasury Currency Adviser — Oct 9, 2026Trump's failed Fed pick Judy Shelton is now Bessent's China currency adviser—though she is not widely known as a China specialist and once backed the gold standard.

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IJRFeds Launch Investigation Into State’s Largest Teachers UnionLibby Bandelin · 3 min · 12h