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Okaloosa County to Sink SS United States Off Florida in November
Environment
— Oct 25, 2026
Okaloosa County expects to sink the nearly 1,000-foot SS United States off Destin in mid-November 2026 to create what officials hope will be the world’s largest artificial reef.
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Officials Warn of Isaias Scams, Gouging
Weather
— Oct 9, 2026
"This world of AI we live in, anybody can create anything," BBB's Reeves warns as Ivey's order makes unlicensed Alabama storm repair a Class C felony.
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USWNT Set for Rematch Against World Champion Spain
Emma Hayes
— Oct 11, 2026
After Spain beat the U.S. women’s team 2-0 with two early goals, the Americans created chances but struggled to finish, and coach Emma Hayes pointed to defensive mistakes and poor execution. The U.S. gets an immediate rematch Tuesday, with a stronger start and sharper finishing among its priorities.
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Anthropic warns AI may self-replicate across IoT devices
Tech
— Oct 12, 2026
Anthropic warns that AI models could soon self-replicate across insecure, internet-connected devices such as smart TVs and appliances, creating distributed networks that are harder to shut down than centralized data centers. Tests show some models can run on low-cost hardware and complete replication steps in simplified environments, though real-world feasibility remains uncertain and the spread could be slow.
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Mike Johnson Not Running For Minority Leader After GOP Lose House Majority In Wipeout
Nicole Silverio · 1 min · 1h
Physics replaces God; survival means cooperation and other worlds
Books
— Oct 22, 2026
Hawking argues law can account for creation and black holes, while self-made risks now demand global stewardship and a multi-planet hedge.
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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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Schools Bring Science to Life Through Experiences
Science
— Oct 27, 2026
Students across several schools are learning science through hands-on experiences, including orchestra performances tied to biology, outdoor studies of fall leaves, creek restoration, model-rocket launches and a science-themed magic show. The activities connect classroom lessons to real-world discovery while encouraging creativity, environmental stewardship and interest in future learning.
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Art exhibitions span communities in Britain, US
Entertainment
— Oct 7, 2026
Edinburgh primary pupils created 28 heritage-inspired artworks for a show marking 30 years of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, while Knoxville’s Lilienthal Gallery presents contemporary work echoing Impressionism and London’s Paul Smith Space features Keith Ashley’s paintings exploring flowers, decay and urban life. In Scotland, a community photo exhibition portrays about 100 West Linton residents in familiar settings, and East Linton’s long-running annual art exhibition showcases work by local artists.
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EXCLUSIVE: Open-Source Intelligence Creator Explains Why His Job Keeps The World Honest
Daily Caller News Foundation
— Oct 22, 2026
As open-source intelligence — commonly referred to as OSINT — has rapidly become a key feature of modern warfare, the Daily Caller News Foundation exclusively interviewed a prominent creator to learn why these researchers push the boundaries of publicly available information.
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Utah State Plans Campus-Wide Pixelated Sculpture Exhibition
Lifestyle
— Oct 16, 2026
Outdoor art projects are bringing creativity into public spaces, from a Kansas trail event featuring artists and activities to a Niagara-on-the-Lake installation honoring the region’s agricultural roots. Utah State University will also present Mike Whiting’s brightly colored, video-game-inspired sculptures across its campus, inviting visitors to consider how digital aesthetics shape their view of the natural world.
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How Deutsche Bank's bonus culture made it Trump's last bank
If you ever wondered why a German giant kept writing checks after Wall Street blacklisted a serial defaulter, this is the paper trail.
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Linkin Park Documentary Chronicles Return After Bennington
Chester Bennington
— Oct 9, 2026
A new documentary, “Linkin Park: Unshatter,” follows the band’s grief and uncertainty after Chester Bennington’s 2017 death, showing the creative experimentation that led to Emily Armstrong joining as co-lead vocalist. Mike Shinoda says the group stayed open to different forms of a return before Linkin Park resumed in 2024 with the album “From Zero” and a world tour.
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World’s First Sperm Whale Reserve Being Created in Dominica
Reporting
— Nov 16, 2023
The Caribbean island of Dominica is declaring 300 square miles of ocean a no-fishing no-shipping zone to create the world’s first sperm whale reserve. The Good News Network reported Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit…
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Toy Story vs Shrek
Yourlist
— VS Battle
The toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.
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Tidal Waves Of Drones Coming To Battlefields Across The Globe
Reporting
— Jul 6, 2026
Manufacturers around the world are leveraging AI to create drone swarms that could change the reality of war forever.
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Florida to Sink Legendary SS United States, Creating World’s Largest Artificial Reef
United States of America
— Nov 19, 2025
A famed American ocean liner that once symbolized speed, engineering power, and national pride will soon take on a very different role — becoming the world’s largest artificial reef. According to The Associated Press …
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15 books real people say completely changed the way they see the world
Good News
— Sep 7, 2026
A Reddit user asked for books that rewired their thinking and habits, prompting dozens to share specific titles and the exact shifts those books created.
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Massachusetts Voters Allow Restrictive Gun Law To Remain In Place
Harold Hutchison · 2 min · 1h
Asian Tour Forms Alliance with PGA and DP World
Sports
— Jul 21, 2026
The PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and Asian Tour have unveiled a multi-year partnership through 2029 to co-sanction events and create pathways for Asian Tour members to reach the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, expanding opportunities and strengthening the global golf ecosystem. The move signals a shift away from LIV Golf amid Saudi funding changes and underscores efforts to secure diversified, international pathways for players.
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The world food IQ test
Quizie
— Quiz
Fifteen questions about what the world actually eats. Score high and the AI certifies your palate. Score low and it recommends a food court.
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‘Squad’ Among 53 Democrats Voting Against Iran Terror Resolution
Congressional Democrats
— Mar 6, 2026
A House resolution reaffirming Iran as the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism passed overwhelmingly this week — but dozens of Democrats broke ranks and voted against it, creating a sharp divide on Capitol Hill…
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Commentary: Trump’s ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’ Job Complex Gutted on Biden’s Watch
Reporting
— Apr 24, 2021
Former President Donald Trump touted a plant with Foxconn during his administration, but the project will, unfortunately, create far fewer jobs than originally proposed. The company which manufactures tech projects…
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Eyal Gamba’s Journey Through Israel’s Unforeseen War: A Story Of Resilience And Hope
State of Israel
— Sep 11, 2024
Eyal Gamba at a beach on the Mediterranean, finding strength through surfing. For the past ten years, he has been creating social media content explaining Israel’s situation to the world. EYAL GAMBA. “> Eyal Gamba…
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Biden Signs ‘Buy American’ Order, Pledges To Renew US Manufacturing
Reporting
— Jan 25, 2021
President Joe Biden vowed on Monday to leverage the purchasing power of the U.S. government, the world’s biggest single buyer of goods and services, to strengthen domestic manufacturing and create markets for new…
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The Guy Who Is Supposed To Get Republicans Elected Can’t Even Elect Himself
The Chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), the House GOP's campaign arm, failed to win reelection in his own safe red seat as members of his party lost across the country Tuesday night.
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Trump Unleashes Twitter Attack on Niece Mary Trump: ‘She’s a Mess’
Reporting
— Jul 18, 2020
President Donald Trump unleashed a series of tweets attacking his niece Dr. Mary Trump amid the release of her new book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.” The president…
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Josh Shapiro Signs CROWN Act Outlawing Hair Discrimination
Pennsylvania
— Nov 26, 2025
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) made someone head way in outlawing hair discrimination in the Keystone State. The governor signed the CROWN (Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair) Act, which expands…
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‘Sound of Freedom’ Creates Compelling Call to Action to Confront Child Sex Trafficking
Opinion
— Jul 1, 2023
“Sound of Freedom,” in theaters on July 4, is about real-world hero Tim Ballard’s work to rescue children from sex trafficking. Ballard leads Operation Underground Railroad and, according to the organization’s website…
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Real-Life Noah's Ark Stirs Controversy After Authorities Question Ability to Sail
Reporting
— Dec 22, 2021
The drive to bring history to life is real for many around the world. One particular Christian example is Noah’s Ark and the people who have labored to create replicas of the behemoth lifeboat. Perhaps the best-known…
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Frightening AI-Generated Image Goes Viral, Impact of Scare Seen Immediately on the Stock Market
Reporting
— May 23, 2023
Just as a 1938 radio broadcast of the H.G. Wells classic “War of the Worlds” put thousands in panic over a fictional Martian invasion, the latest technology sharing a fake image created by artificial intelligence caused…
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Data Centers Made Noise, But Skyrocketing Gasoline And Diesel Prices Decided The Midterms
David Blackmon · 5 min · 1h
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