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Death Toll Rises to 46 in Israeli Raids on Yemen

At least 46 people were killed and more than 160 wounded on Wednesday, according to Yemen’s Houthi-run Health Ministry, after Israel launched airstrikes on the capital Sanaa and the northern province of al-Jawf. The attacks are part of heightened tensions between Israel and Iranian-backed Houthi forces in Yemen.

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 Death Toll Rises to 46 in Israeli Raids on Yemen
Internationally known ISU researcher Dr. Jeff Meldrum has passed away

Dr. Jeff Meldrum, recognized around the world for his research, has passed away. As one of Idaho State University’s most prominent academics, his loss is felt widely by the academic community and his colleagues.

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 Internationally known ISU researcher Dr. Jeff Meldrum has passed away
Dow crosses 46,000: Stocks hit record highs as Wall Street embraces Fed rate cut hopes

The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared to an all-time high on Thursday, surpassing the 46,000 mark and closing at 46,108. Investors showed optimism as August inflation data aligned with forecasts, raising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September.

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 Dow crosses 46,000: Stocks hit record highs as Wall Street embraces Fed rate cut hopes
Houston Mother Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Daughter’s Death at Tomball Park

A Houston mother was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the death of her 5-year-old daughter at Tomball Park. The court’s verdict followed evidence of the mother’s delusions, revealing a devastating intersection between severe mental illness and a heartbreaking crime.

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 Houston Mother Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Daughter’s Death at Tomball Park
Updated WR Week 2 Fantasy Rankings: Who to start, best sleepers, and streamers at wide receiver

Looking for the best wide receivers to start in your fantasy lineup? This guide highlights the top picks, potential sleepers, and where to find more in-depth analysis to help boost your Week 2 performance.

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 Updated WR Week 2 Fantasy Rankings: Who to start, best sleepers, and streamers at wide receiver
Mental health resources available to witnesses of UVU shooting, others experiencing distress

A fatal shooting at Utah Valley University claimed the life of political activist Charlie Kirk, sending shockwaves across the nation. As the community grapples with the tragedy, officials emphasize the importance of mental health resources for those affected.

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 Mental health resources available to witnesses of UVU shooting, others experiencing distress
Austin police searching for woman wanted for murder in fatal June wreck

A deadly collision in southeast Austin on June 4 left one person dead and prompted a murder charge against 22-year-old Casandra Barron-Manzanarez. Local authorities continue to search for the suspect, urging the public to stay alert.

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 Austin police searching for woman wanted for murder in fatal June wreck
‘Crush the Communist Left’: How Charlie Kirk’s Murder Ignited a Firestorm on the Right

Charlie Kirk’s murder has triggered a storm of political finger-pointing and heightened rhetoric. Former President Donald Trump blames the “radical left,” while far-right influencers call for vengeance, underscoring the deepening fractures in American politics.

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 ‘Crush the Communist Left’: How Charlie Kirk’s Murder Ignited a Firestorm on the Right
West Palm Beach Launches Free Market Research Tool to Support Local Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

West Palm Beach has launched SizeUp, a free market research and business intelligence tool aimed at helping local entrepreneurs and small businesses. The initiative, announced during a September 18 webinar, is designed to offer essential data without burdening small firms with extra costs.

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 West Palm Beach Launches Free Market Research Tool to Support Local Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses
St. Augustine Visitor Center Maintains Certified Autism Center Status Amid Efforts Toward Broader Inclusivity

The St. Augustine Visitor Information Center has reaffirmed its Certified Autism Center™ status, signaling an ongoing dedication to accessible, community-focused tourism. This move synergizes with St. John’s County’s broader push toward a CAD designation and reflects a collective commitment to inclusivity.

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 St. Augustine Visitor Center Maintains Certified Autism Center Status Amid Efforts Toward Broader Inclusivity
Lebanon asks residents to restrict water use as drought conditions continue

Lebanon officials are asking residents to restrict their water usage as drought conditions persist across New Hampshire. Several other towns in the state are following suit, seeking to conserve limited water resources amid a prolonged lack of rainfall.

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 Lebanon asks residents to restrict water use as drought conditions continue
5 game-breakers who could determine if Tennessee will upset Georgia

Georgia’s celebrated rushing offense faces a high-powered Tennessee attack in a contest loaded with playoff implications. With quarterback Joey Aguilar leading the Volunteers, some experts believe five key “game-breakers” could ultimately tip the balance. Both sides know what’s on the line.

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What Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Means for Republican Youth Movement

Charlie Kirk’s assassination has left young conservatives grappling with the future of the MAGA movement on college campuses. Without his influential leadership, they must confront a defining juncture in advancing Trump’s 2024 gains and re-energizing conservative activism among students.

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 What Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Means for Republican Youth Movement
U.S. consumer inflation accelerates but Fed rate cut likely

Strong increases in housing and food costs drove U.S. consumer inflation higher in August, marking the steepest rise in seven months. Meanwhile, a recent surge in first-time jobless claims appears to support market expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut on Wednesday.

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Downing backs Trump’s tariffs, use of National Guard during tele-town hall

In a virtual town hall on Tuesday night, Congressman Troy Downing of Montana’s Second District threw his support behind the Trump administration’s policies, from deploying National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., to maintaining tariffs. Downing’s remarks reinforced his belief in stronger federal measures for both security and trade.

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 Downing backs Trump’s tariffs, use of National Guard during tele-town hall
Commanders vs. Packers prediction: ‘Thursday Night Football’ player props, odds, picks

The Washington Commanders and Green Bay Packers are gearing up for a marquee Thursday Night Football matchup. Early signs point to Deebo Samuel emerging as a central figure in the Commanders’ offense, adding intrigue for fans and bettors alike.

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 Commanders vs. Packers prediction: ‘Thursday Night Football’ player props, odds, picks
AP Technology SummaryBrief at 1:58 p.m. EDT

A graphic video of a Kirk shooting was shared widely across online platforms, underscoring how traditional media gatekeeping has shifted in the digital age. Once filtered by conventional outlets, such content now circulates directly to audiences worldwide.

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FTC launces inquiry into AI chatbots acting as companions and their effects on children

The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into social media and AI companies. The investigation focuses on how AI chatbots, acting as companions, might affect children and teenagers who rely on these digital helpers.

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McFeely: After getting the boot, Open Doors 65 partners with Churches United to find new home

Open Doors 65, a faith-based charity, is relocating to Moorhead after an unexpected early eviction forced the group out of downtown Fargo. The organization has partnered with Churches United to secure a new space and continue its community-focused mission.

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Mosquitoes especially attracted to beer drinkers, study shows

A new study reveals that drinking beer may slightly increase a person’s attractiveness to mosquitoes. Researchers indicate the change isn’t drastic, but it serves as a heads-up for those who enjoy a cold beverage outdoors.

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A divided Lauderdale-by-the-Sea approves adding ‘President Donald J. Trump Drive’

A contentious vote in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea has added “President Donald J. Trump” to the name of Sea Grape Drive. Opponents, who largely filled the meeting room, spoke out during nearly three hours of often heated debate, but the measure passed nonetheless.

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 A divided Lauderdale-by-the-Sea approves adding ‘President Donald J. Trump Drive’
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