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Growth is a choice that often kills what made you great — 5dFounders who refuse profitable expansion are often protecting the asset that made their companies distinctive.

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“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018Community — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018Community — 2dPosted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Sowell explains why good intentions often clash with scarcity — 2dBasic Economics gives citizens, students, and policymakers a plain lens for judging jobs, housing, and trade promises by hidden costs rather than slogans.

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IJR‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor SaysEmily Kopp · 5 min · 2h

Good moments vanish unless you hold them long enough — 6dLasting 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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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.

Hari argues depression often signals disconnection from work, community and nature — 6dThe serotonin story never held, and mass depression tracks seven forms of disconnection more than a broken brain.

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Motivation follows action—and thoughts make the mood — 6dMotivation often follows action rather than preceding it, and Burns holds that catching ten thinking errors can lift depression as a skill you practice, not a feeling you wait for.

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Collins names ‘mogging’ 2026 Word of the Year after 210% usage riseLifestyle — 4dCollins named “mogging”—slang for outshining or outperforming someone—its 2026 Word of the Year after usage rose 210%, driven by adoption among younger generations. Though now often used playfully, the term originated in misogynistic manosphere communities, where it referred to asserting dominance and sexual desirability.

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Recurring pain is often a game both players already want — Oct 30, 2026Anyone trapped in the same disguised fight needs Berne's claim that the ending is the secretly desired prize more than another round of surface advice.

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Daily Caller News Foundation‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor SaysThe 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.2h · 224 reads

Caregivers share stories of aging parents during national monthHealth — 4dFor National Family Caregivers Month, stories and campaigns across the country highlight the essential work of family and professional caregivers, who often face demanding responsibilities and concerns about support and care over time. Organizations are encouraging communities to help through events, respite services, support groups and practical assistance for caregivers.

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Diabetes Awareness Month Highlights Early ActionHealth — 5dDiabetes Awareness Month emphasizes recognizing symptoms, seeking early diagnosis and preventing complications through care and lifestyle support. Articles also stress that diabetes management is an ongoing, often invisible burden, making practical, nonjudgmental support important for people with diabetes and those at risk.

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

Most millionaires run dull businesses and drive older cars — Oct 12, 2026Scrap-metal dealers and welders often out-accumulate doctors because wealth is what you keep and invest, not what you earn.

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Dana Whitfield Doctors earn plenty yet so many I see live paycheck to paycheck with new cars every few years.

Rumours Documentary Set for 2027 PremiereMusic — 5dFleetwood Mac’s best music often turned internal conflict into creative fuel: a retrospective argues that the experimental Tusk surpasses Rumours, while another revisits how the band’s personal upheaval shaped Rumours’ enduring pop-rock songs. The debate reflects the band’s many musical eras, from Peter Green’s blues-rock lineup to its celebrated California sound.

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TVS iQube Tops September Electric Two-Wheeler RegistrationsBusiness — Oct 17, 2026TVS’s iQube led the listed electric two-wheelers with 45,320 registrations in September 2026, while its Orbiter helped make TVS the top manufacturer in the dataset. Elsewhere in the EV market, the 2027 Lucid Air is listed with Canadian prices from $97,600, and a report attributes brisk used Ford F-150 Lightning sales to steep discounts rather than underlying demand, amid evidence that mixed EV-and-gas households often choose different brands for their vehicles.

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IJRFed Up With Power Bills, Voters Hand Democrats Control Of Georgia’s Utility BoardSimon August · 8 min · 3h

Extra Mile Day Expected in 500 Cities NationwideGood News — Oct 30, 2026Cities across the country are marking Extra Mile Day on Nov. 1 to recognize volunteers and community members whose everyday acts of kindness often go unnoticed. Founded in 2009, the observance has grown from 23 participating cities to more than 500 expected nationwide in 2026.

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The Pattern Gauntlet: an IQ-style challengeQuizie — QuizTwenty puzzles — sequences, logic, analogies, the classics. Scored hard, graded honestly. An entertainment estimate, not a clinical IQ score.

Explosive kids lack skills, not will—punishment often backfires — Oct 21, 2026Greene's claim is that meltdowns mark missing skills at specific demands, so reward-and-punishment plans often escalate the crises they aim to stop—and the case leans hard on clinical stories rather than head-to-head trials.

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Analysis: For Trump, results have often revealed the art of no deal — Oct 18, 2026

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Jared Kim This pattern of no deals explains why so many of his big promises never materialized.

“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018 — Oct 22, 2026Posted to IJR by IJR.

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“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” — Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918–2018 — Oct 22, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Daily Caller News FoundationIs Trump Considering Nukes To Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Fortress?WATCH: All content created by the Daily Caller News Foundation, an independent and nonpartisan newswire service, is available without charge to any legitimate news publisher that can provide a large audience. All republished articles must include our logo, our reporter’s byline and their DCNF affiliation. For any questions about our guidelines or partnering with us, please contact licensing@dailyc2h · 24 reads

Craft Shops Blend Vintage Machine Repairs With Hand-Dyed Yarn ClassesLifestyle — Oct 29, 2026Across the country, independent sewing, fabric and yarn shops keep hands-on crafts thriving with specialty materials, repairs, classes and community spaces. From a Louisiana sewing center and Pennsylvania’s historic fabric store to shops in Florida, Texas and Washington, these businesses offer expertise and finds that big-chain retailers often lack.

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57% of Parents Regularly Fund Adult ChildrenBusiness — Oct 27, 2026Research finds many parents continue providing substantial financial support to adult children into their 30s, often at the expense of their own savings. Separate advice for single-income and single-parent households emphasizes careful budgeting, gradual business launches and building financial resilience around family needs.

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Jared Kim My son got steady help through his 20s and it let him build skills without debt, which paid off for the whole family.

Why the closeness you crave can extinguish the desire you miss — Oct 21, 2026Modern marriage asks one person for both safety and adventure, and the intimacy that builds security often smothers the separateness desire needs.

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Ohio Police Emphasize Realistic Safety TrainingPolitics — Oct 27, 2026Law enforcement agencies are emphasizing stronger training, from realistic Ohio tactical exercises covering high-pressure decisions and pursuit techniques to Vietnam briefings on counterterrorism and security risks. Separately, an EU study found training fragmented and often insufficient, calling for better coordination as about 170,000 officers still need training.

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County Roofing hits nearly 40 years as Plainview roofs need repairs — Oct 17, 2026County Roofing is marking nearly 40 years serving Plainview and Old Bethpage, where the postwar-era housing stock often needs roof replacements around the same time. The company says leaks most often occur where later additions meet original roofs, especially when those junctions are poorly flashed.

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Jared Kim County Roofing sounds like they know the quirks of these old houses better than most. Our addition junction leaked for years until a proper flashing job fixed it.

IJREXCLUSIVE: DC Workers Pay For Ridiculous Amount Of Porn On Job, GPS Data SuggestsPete Peterson · 3 min · 3h