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11 nov 2026

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The legal battle over Trump’s plans to redesign a D.C. golf course 20.10.2026

The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to overhaul the East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C., despite being in the middle of dealing with legal challenges over the public golf course.

How finding your flow can make midlife more fulfilling 19.10.2026

Are you ever so locked into a task that you look up and realize an entire hour has flown by? You reached a flow state.

A plain-English guide to AI jargon 19.10.2026

It's hard to crack open a newspaper or watch the news without a new story about artificial intelligence. But deciphering what's being said, with the jargon expanding as quickly as the armies of rogue bots, has most of us scratching our heads.

Trump heads to Kansas to campaign ahead of midterms 19.10.2026

President Trump is campaigning for Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall on Monday, who is facing a tough challenge from Democrat Adam Hamilton.

Trump signs executive order waiving Russia sanctions 19.10.2026

The move reverses course on a law President Trump signed into effect just one month ago.

For Julianna Glasse, 'This is What Happens When Women Read' 19.10.2026

Julianna Glasse was raised evangelical Christian, and had a marriage and a musical career rooted in faith. Then she started reading books about philosophy and feminism.

In new memoir actor Kyle MacLachlan explores his 'Fictional Selves' 19.10.2026

Kyle MacLachlan was a regional theater actor when he was discovered and cast in the starring role in David Lynch's 1984 movie "Dune."

States are divided over first federal education tax credit for school choice 19.10.2026

The Education Freedom Tax Credit is meant to help parents with private school tuition and tutoring, or services for kids with special needs.

Could Alberta break away from Canada? 19.10.2026

With separatist sentiment simmering, Alberta’s referendum on Monday puts a pivotal question to voters: should the province remain part of Canada, or take the first step toward a future vote on independence?

Boston Harbor is attracting sharks. Scientists say that's a good thing 19.10.2026

Boston Harbor used to be one of America's dirtiest ports. But after decades of cleanup efforts, plenty of marine life, including sharks, call it home.

Examining the Fed’s survey of consumer finances 19.10.2026

The survey takes a deep dive into what American families earn, own and owe.

Swarmchaser describes hunting down rogue AI bots 19.10.2026

A group of people known as swarmchasers searches the internet for AI systems that have broken free of restrictions imposed by their human creators.

Nightly curfews set to begin in France after peaceful protests give way to violence and looting 19.10.2026

France's Prime Minister gave city mayors the authority to impose nightly curfews on Monday, after protests turned violent this weekend.

With early voting underway in many states, Pew polling takes up top voter issues 19.10.2026

The economy is a leading issue for voters this November, while other top issues vary compared to previous midterm elections.

'Lessons in Chemistry' author Bonnie Garmus returns with 'Peck & Peck' 16.10.2026

The book centers around Batter Gray, a young man with an ear for poetry and poor job prospects who becomes employed in the copy room of a highly prestigious literary magazine.

Colorado researchers aim to learn more about dementia in dogs 16.10.2026

There are still plenty of unanswered questions about dementia in humans. And even more for dogs.

Six Flags over Georgia reopens after a death on a roller coaster 16.10.2026

​Six Flags Over Georgia plans to reopen Friday night. But the park’s 200-foot Goliath 'hypercoaster' is still closed after a man was ejected from the ride and died. 

WWI fighter plane made famous by Snoopy is on view at the Air and Space Museum 16.10.2026

During World War I, fighter planes called Sopwith Camels downed 1,294 enemy aircraft, more than any other Allied fighter in WWI.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission told to retract analysis of suspicious oil trades 16.10.2026

Bloomberg’s exclusive reporting found that staff members of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission were told to retract analysis of suspicious oil trades on March 23 after President Trump backed away from threats to strike Iranian power plants. 

Democrats feel bullish about Texas Senate race as Trump campaigns in states he won 16.10.2026

President Trump held a rally this week in Youngstown, Ohio, a state which he won by 11 points in 2024. 

The Milwaukee Brewers are going to the World Series for the first time in more than 40 years 16.10.2026

The Brewers swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in the best of seven National League Championship series.

What Ukraine's restricted access to Starlink means for its defense against Russia 16.10.2026

A group of bipartisan senators is demanding an investigation into how Ukraine's access to Starlink was disrupted.

With new show 'VisionQuest,' can Disney get viewers to care about Marvel again? 16.10.2026

"VisionQuest" is a show about a reluctant superhero and his family of sentient artificial intelligences.

Investigation reveals skincare stores scammed shoppers out of thousands of dollars 16.10.2026

The NPR investigation uncovered a pattern of free samples, high-pressure pitches, and $50,000 bills.

How can we break the cycle of violence, rape and misogyny? 16.10.2026

Many people are outraged by the recent Cornell University rape allegations, but not surprised.

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