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Singapore Airlines Unveils S$2 Billion Long-Haul Cabin Upgrade
Business
— 19h
Singapore Airlines will spend more than S$2 billion ($1.6 billion) on its largest cabin overhaul, with new first- and business-class seats on 72 long-haul aircraft from the second half of 2027.
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Jared Kim
Those double beds in first class sound great for long hauls but I hope the fares stay reasonable.
Book traces complex PTSD to years of childhood abandonment
Books
— Oct 31, 2026
Years of neglect install automatic survival personalities that keep running adult life long after the danger ends.
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Experts Link Housing Costs to Supply Limits and Lending Rules
Business
— 4d
Experts and developers point to limited housing supply, costly construction and financing barriers as key drivers of affordability problems, while proposing tax incentives, public-private support and regulatory changes to spur building. U.S. examples include factory-panelized homes and long-term low-cost loans for small-scale affordable projects, while advocates in Nigeria urge government guarantees and tax relief to help developers deliver homes at scale.
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Chiefs Keep Butker as Starter After Broncos Loss
Harrison Butker
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Harrison Butker’s missed 54-yard field goal helped set up Denver’s winning touchdown in the Chiefs’ 28-24 loss, intensifying scrutiny of his season-long kicking struggles. With Justin Tucker on Kansas City’s practice squad, coach Andy Reid has acknowledged Butker needs to improve, though he has not announced a change at kicker.
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‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor Says
Emily Kopp · 5 min · 2h
Five Stories Highlight Historic Southern and Ohio Restaurants
Lifestyle
— 5d
Long-running restaurants across Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia are keeping old-school dining traditions alive, from classic steaks and supper-club atmosphere to a tiny round-the-clock grill and a historic Southern tea room. Despite changing tastes, these establishments continue to draw loyal diners with decades of history, familiar menus and distinctive rituals.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From 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.
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Utah Rallies Past Long Beach State 66-63
Sports
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Utah rallied from a 17-point deficit to beat Long Beach State 66-63 in its season opener, overcoming a turnover-filled first half with a stronger defensive effort after halftime. Trey Campbell led the Utes with 20 points, while coach Alex Jensen acknowledged the team’s slow start and credited Long Beach State for its performance.
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Tom Gallagher
Trey Campbell's 20 points carried them but the defense in the second half made the difference.
Utah DNA closes Bundy cases, decades after confessions
The Conservative Desk
— Oct 27, 2026
New genotyping locks Ted Bundy to two 1974 Utah murders. Families get formal closure the state long withheld; cold-case forensics keep serving the public after the killer’s execution.
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Chelan County Passes $62.9 Million Preliminary Budget
Politics
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Public budget debates reflect competing pressures: Chelan County’s preliminary 2027 plan has a $4.6 million gap between projected revenue and department requests, while Spokane-area governments are weighing budget shortfalls and tax increases. In Vietnam, state revenue exceeded the 2025 forecast by 36.8%, prompting lawmakers to call for closer scrutiny of forecasting and long-term revenue sustainability even as 2026 revenue management remains focused on growth and enforcement.
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How a margin note drove centuries of obsession and one secret proof
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Anyone who bounced off school math or loves long obsessive quests gets why absolute proof shapes a culture scientific evidence never could.
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‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor Says
The advisor who broached the alliance between President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed disappointment with remarkable candor in an interview on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Friday.
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Trump says Flavio Bolsonaro can stay in US 'as long as he wants'
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Sam Okafor
This kind of open-ended favor for a foreign politician's son makes a joke of normal visa rules.
Good moments vanish unless you hold them long enough
Books
— 6d
Lasting wellbeing depends less on how often good things happen than on how often you register them long enough to leave a neural trace, and Hanson offers a concrete method to do that on purpose.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
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The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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Book traces crypto boom to Tether's unaudited dollar claims
Books
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Zeke Faux's Number Go Up argues the industry's value was unverified trust that damaged workers, savers, and a nation long before FTX fell.
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LaPorta Frustrated by Stalled Lions Contract Talks
Sam LaPorta
— Oct 21, 2026
Lions tight end Sam LaPorta says he is frustrated by stalled extension talks, citing the physical risks of football and his belief that his play merits better compensation. He says he will keep performing but is willing to leave Detroit for another team, while the Lions have said they want to keep him long term.
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Hinojosa defeats Abbott to end Texas Democrats' decades-long drought
Greg Abbott
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott faces a tight reelection race against Democrat Gina Hinojosa, whose victory would make her the state’s first Latina governor and end more than three decades of Republican control. The candidates offer contrasting approaches to education and affordability, while recent polling shows the contest nearly even and turnout could prove decisive.
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Fed Up With Power Bills, Voters Hand Democrats Control Of Georgia’s Utility Board
Simon August · 8 min · 3h
Kellie Pickler Reportedly Settles Estate Dispute With In-Laws
Kellie Pickler
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Kellie Pickler and her late husband Kyle Jacobs’ parents have reached a confidential settlement, ending a years-long dispute over his personal property. The parties said they resolved all claims and are satisfied with the estate’s asset distribution, though the settlement terms were not disclosed.
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Maya Lindstrom
At least the assets are distributed now and everyone claims to be satisfied. These things drag on way too long otherwise.
The Pattern Gauntlet: an IQ-style challenge
Quizie
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Twenty puzzles — sequences, logic, analogies, the classics. Scored hard, graded honestly. An entertainment estimate, not a clinical IQ score.
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Waymo to End Uber Partnership for Austin and Atlanta Rides in 2028
Tech
— 2d
Waymo will end its Uber partnership in Austin and Atlanta in January 2028 and direct riders to book robotaxi trips through Waymo’s own app. The company says it wants a more consistent experience and a closer relationship with customers; Uber says it plans to host Waymo rides in its app for as long as the partnership continues.
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Maya Lindstrom
Waymo cutting the Uber link makes sense for better control over rides but riders in those cities will need to switch apps by 2028.
Rogers win races across four states
Politics
— 3d
Republicans Jimmy Rogers and Austin Rogers won North Carolina’s 118th state House district and Florida’s 2nd Congressional District, respectively. Kentucky Rep. Hal Rogers also won reelection, extending his long tenure in the U.S. House.
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Nicole Hardy
It's good to see Hal Rogers reelected again in Kentucky after all these years in Congress.
Spokane approves 0.1% tax for campus, crisis response
Politics
— Oct 13, 2026
Spokane City Council approved a 0.1% sales tax, effective in 2027, to fund a new community safety campus and mental health-related public safety services. The 6-1 vote drew objections from the lone dissenter over approving the tax without a public vote, while supporters cited urgent service needs and potential long-term savings.
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Ameren Raises 2026 Guidance After Q3 Beat
Finance
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Ameren’s third-quarter 2026 adjusted earnings of $2.42 per share and revenue of $2.88 billion topped estimates, with infrastructure investments and stronger electric sales helping offset higher operating costs. The utility raised its 2026 earnings outlook, set 2027 guidance of $5.70 to $5.90 per share and cited a planned $38.1 billion investment program—including capacity for growing large-customer demand—as support for long-term growth.
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Tom Gallagher
Setting 2027 targets at that range shows they expect steady demand from large customers. The thirty eight billion dollar plan should support it long term.
Daily Caller News Foundation
Is Trump Considering Nukes To Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Fortress?
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Škoda to Reassess Hockey Worlds Sponsorship if Russia Plays
Sports
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Škoda, the long-time main sponsor of the men’s Ice Hockey World Championship, says it will reconsider its support if Russia competes, objecting to a court ruling that cleared Russian teams to return to international events. Other sponsors have also threatened to withdraw, putting pressure on the hockey federation as it weighs how to respond.
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Tom Gallagher
Politics should not decide who plays, but the federation needs to find a way to keep the sponsors on board.
Kennedy Pledges $1 Billion for Indian Health Service
Doug Burgum
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited North Dakota for discussions with state and tribal leaders on regenerative agriculture, tribal health, rural health programs and long-term care regulation. Gov. Kelly Armstrong highlighted the state’s soil-health initiative, which supports farm productivity and resilience while improving water retention and wildlife habitat.
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Colorado Local Ballot Measures Propose Tax Changes
Politics
— Oct 9, 2026
Pueblo and El Paso County-area ballot measures would authorize new taxes or lift tax limits to fund library revenue flexibility, zoo operations and improvements, fire and public-safety services, new fire stations, and school safety and building upgrades. The proposals include sales-tax increases for Pueblo’s zoo and fire department, a long-term property-tax increase for Elbert Fire Protection District, and up to $80 million in bonds for Cheyenne Mountain schools.
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McNeese tests North Texas' 29-game nonconference home streak
Larry Johnson
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McNeese visits North Texas after a dominant season-opening win over UAB, while the Mean Green also opened with a blowout victory. Previewers see a close matchup, with North Texas’s home-court strength and long nonconference home winning streak making it a slight betting pick.
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Washington House race still too close to call
Michael Baumgartner
— 2d
Washington’s 5th Congressional District race between Republican incumbent Michael Baumgartner and Democrat Carmela Conroy remained too close to call, with the candidates nearly even as ballots continued to be counted. Conroy’s showing marked a major Democratic gain in a district long held by Republicans, while Baumgartner expressed confidence that later-counted votes would favor him.
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EXCLUSIVE: DC Workers Pay For Ridiculous Amount Of Porn On Job, GPS Data Suggests
Pete Peterson · 3 min · 3h
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