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Isle of Man election: Housing and apathy on the minds of Middle voters
Housing is an election concern for some people in Middle but others are not interested in politics.
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Trump wants to make America 1988 again
Four decades after Willie Horton, the president still invokes the politics of the past.
MEDIA BAN BAN - September 22, 2026
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Voters are turning to AI on politics. Is it up to the task?
by Miranda Nazzaro on September 23, 2026 at 10:00 amArtificial intelligence is playing a growing role in how voters get information about politics and elections, raising fresh questions about how the technology could influence the way voters stay in…
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Navigating Ohio's political ad overload
Six more weeks of this? Just let me watch football.
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Lynchburg Council members want answers to unpaid invoices from Mason Lane Entertainment
Several members of the council are pushing for answers as to why the group running the Lynchburg Amphitheater has not paid its current invoices.
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Wednesday Morning Links
Morning, all! Marcus Semien is in town with the Mets for the first time since being traded last offseason and reminisced about his time with the Rangers. The Rangers have placed Joc Pederson on the IL, retroactive to Saturday, but are hopeful he will be available if they make the playoffs. Pederson also missed time
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Jared Kaplan's AI safety concerns last year gain traction at Anthropic
Jared Kaplan, Anthropic's chief science officer, is a crucial figure in AI development. He also foresaw the doom debate hinging on AI training itself.
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'The Peterson Show' review: Janine Nabers' new play goes awry
The Echo Theater Company presents the world premiere of 'The Peterson Show' by Janine Nabers, a play that reunites the cast of a beloved Black sitcom after the TV dad has gone to jail.
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Events calendar
Through Oct. 9
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Miller appoints Tysers' Murrell to lead sport and entertainment insurance
Miller has hired Katie Murrell from Tysers as director of sport, entertainment, corporate and accident and health, the (re)insurance broker said on Wednesday.
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The Ideas Defining Home Renovations Today, According to Top Architects
Top architects Michael K. Chen and Elizabeth Graziolo go behind the designs of their latest projects—from vision to execution
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SAY IT LOUD – Toronto exhibition to spotlight diversity and inclusivity
An exhibition called SAY IT LOUD - Toronto, a collaboration of BAIDA (the Black Architects and Interior Designers Association), SOSA (the Society of South Asian Architects), and DAS-TMU (the Department of Architectural Science at Toronto Metropolitan University), will be opening this week at TMU's Paul H. Crocker Gallery, housed in its Department of Architectural Science. The exhibition
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The National Star Observatory of Cyprus: How Kyriakos Tsolakis Architects Turned a Fading Village into a Destination for the Stars
The National Star Observatory of Cyprus by Kyriakos Tsolakis Architects is the country’s first observatory, located in the UNESCO-listed Troodos mountain range.
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The U.S. imports all its manganese. Electric Metals' proposed plant is estimated to cost $452 million.
The 200,000-tonne-a-year plant estimate includes 20% contingency; its estimated 32-month schedule runs from design to start-up. No Gulf Coast site is selected.
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Ready for takeoff: Ken Maassen's classes and hands-on experiences helped prepare him for a career at Lockheed Martin
Maassen, who received a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering, helps integrate gas-turbine engines onto the aircraft.
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A freight company rebuilt its software with AI, cutting net costs 37% versus a conventional rewrite.
A separate legacy-app test closed 21 days after kickoff. A seven-person Cognizant team then put Odyssey’s platform into production, reviewing each change.