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- 1New York City rolls out electric school buses●https://www. canarymedia.com/articles/elect ric-vehicles/electric-school-buses-new-york-city Had no idea electric school
New York City is moving ahead with electric school buses, part of a wider push to electrify vehicle fleets. Commenters say the buses are an ideal early use case for large electric vehicles, since they run fixed routes twice a day and can recharge between the morning and afternoon runs. The article has drawn attention from readers surprised such projects are already underway.
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Brazil defeated Australia 4-2 in a fiery friendly, with teenage forward Endrick drawing attention as searches about him surged in Spain and Brazil. The match was physical, with Australia going down fighting despite scoring twice. Discussion centres on the Real Madrid striker's involvement with the Seleção as the young talent continues to attract global attention.
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A lottery player from the Braunschweig region in Lower Saxony has won a large sum in the Eurojackpot draw, according to t-online reporting. The win stands out as one of the notable recent payouts in the German lottery scene, with officials noting the high amount claimed in that district. Draws twice a week routinely create new millionaires across Europe.
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Spain beat Croatia 4-1, with Lamine Yamal scoring twice alongside goals from Pubill and Nico. Luka Modric and Croatia endured a difficult night against a dominant Spanish side, prompting a wave of discussion about the midfielder's future at international level as interest spreads across Italy, France and Spain.
- 5Semiannual book sale offers tens of thousands of titles●Check it out: Tens of thousands of books available at the semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale
The Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library are holding their semiannual book sale, with tens of thousands of books available to browse and buy. The event is a regular fixture for readers in the Charlottesville, Virginia area, drawing bargain hunters and book lovers twice a year. Local news covered the sale as it got underway, highlighting the scale of the collection on offer.
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The Australian national football team, the Socceroos, lost 4-2 to Brazil in an international friendly, with SMH's live coverage noting Brazil came back from behind and scored twice from penalties. Australian fans are discussing the spirited performance despite the defeat against the five-time world champions.
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Australia lost 4-2 to Brazil in an international football match in which the Socceroos conceded twice from penalties during a Brazilian comeback. Midfielder Connor Metcalfe is drawing attention in Australia following the game, with fans discussing his involvement in the fixture and what it means for his place in the national squad.
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Russians are searching for information on social pensions after reports that pensions will be indexed twice at the start of the year. News outlets, including coverage from Surgut, note the double indexation, and people are looking up how the increases will affect social pension payments and eligibility.
- 9Williams F1 announces collaboration with K-pop star TZUYU●Williams F1 announces huge K-pop star TZUYU collaboration
Williams Racing has announced a collaboration with TZUYU, the K-pop star best known as a member of the girl group TWICE. The motorsport team revealed the partnership in an announcement that immediately drew attention from both Formula 1 and K-pop audiences. Details of the collaboration, including whether it involves brand campaigns, race appearances or content projects, have not been widely reported yet.
- 10Daylight saving time returns as Congress weighs ending clock changes▼Daylight saving time is coming, but Congress still could end practice
Daylight saving time is about to begin in the United States, with clocks set to move forward in the coming days. At the same time, members of Congress are still considering legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent and end the twice-yearly clock changes. The annual switch continues to fuel debate among lawmakers and the public about whether the practice should continue.
- 11Anthropic to pay SpaceX nearly double prior estimates for compute▼Anthropic agrees to pay SpaceX nearly double prior estimates for compute: report
Anthropic has agreed to pay SpaceX nearly twice what was previously estimated for access to computing capacity, according to a report by Seeking Alpha. The deal underscores the surging cost of compute for leading artificial intelligence developers, and marks an unusual arrangement with Elon Musk's space company as AI firms compete for processing power.
- 12Scarborough Rebukes Trump's 'Twice as Wealthy' Claim▼Joe Scarborough rips Trump’s claim Americans are ‘twice as wealthy’
Joe Scarborough criticized Donald Trump's assertion that Americans are 'twice as wealthy,' calling the claim into question on his morning show. The remarks come amid ongoing debate over the state of the US economy, with Trump's supporters and critics clashing over how much household wealth and living standards have actually risen under his policies. Scarborough's pushback adds to the back-and-forth over economic messaging heading into the political season.
- 13Childhood trauma doubles adult depression risk, study finds●Childhood trauma doubles depression risk in adulthood, study finds
A new study reports that people who experienced trauma in childhood face roughly twice the risk of developing depression in adulthood compared with those who did not. The findings add to growing scientific evidence that early adversity has lasting effects on mental health, and are prompting discussion among clinicians and the public about the importance of early support and trauma-informed care.
- 14Twin Cities See Rising October Heat Since 2010●# Sport # Minnesota # USA # US Between 1961 and 1990, October temperatures never touched 90 degrees in the Twin Cities.
In the Twin Cities of Minnesota, October temperatures never reached 90 degrees between 1961 and 1990. Since 2010, however, there have been two instances of 90-degree heat in October, and days above 80 degrees are now about twice as likely as days in the 50s. The figures are being cited as evidence of a shifting climate making autumn markedly warmer than in previous decades.
- 15Poland healthcare hit by second vendor breach in a month▼Poland's healthcare sector has been breached twice in a month, and both times the way in was a software vendor. First My
Poland's healthcare sector has suffered two data breaches in a single month, both traced to software suppliers. The first, at vendor MyDr, may affect up to 19 million people. The second involves Qbusoft, where an SQL injection flaw in its Medyc platform exposed names, addresses, PESEL national identity numbers and medical records. Cybersecurity commentators are highlighting the supply-chain risk posed by third-party healthcare software.
- 16Jack Smith tells senators he stands by Trump prosecutions●# JackSmith , the former special counsel who twice indicted # Trump , will tell senators on Tuesday that he continues to
Jack Smith, the former special counsel who twice indicted Donald Trump, is testifying before senators on Tuesday. In prepared remarks, he says he continues to stand by his decision to prosecute Trump, adding that if asked whether to prosecute a former president based on the same facts today, he would do so regardless of who holds power. His appearance is drawing attention as debate over the cases and presidential accountability continues.
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Omar Marmoush scored twice as Egypt crushed South Sudan 5-0 in a football international. The Manchester City forward's brace led a dominant attacking display from the Pharaohs, who cruised to a comprehensive victory. The result underlines Egypt's strength in African qualifying competition and Marmoush's growing importance to the national side.
- 18Clean Energy Council releases rooftop solar and storage report▼CEC releases new Rooftop solar and storage report, January to June 2026
The Clean Energy Council has published its new Rooftop Solar and Storage Report covering January to June 2026. The half-yearly report tracks rooftop solar installations and battery storage uptake, figures the industry and policymakers use to gauge household adoption and market trends. No details from the report were available in the coverage collected.
- 19Investors balk at 1% adviser fees, seek cheaper reviews●I’ve had 2 financial advisers, but can’t stomach the 1% fee. Where can I find a great one who will simply review my portfolio twice a year?
A MarketWatch reader question is drawing attention to frustration with standard financial adviser fees. The reader, having worked with two advisers, objects to paying the typical 1% of assets annually and wants an adviser who would simply review a portfolio twice a year instead. The question highlights a wider debate over whether percentage-of-assets fees are worth it for investors who mainly want occasional checkups.
- 20Heraclitus fragment on the ever-changing river circulates online●"The river where you set your foot just now is gone: those waters giving way to this, now this." Heraclitus, Fragments #
A translation of one of Heraclitus's most famous fragments — 'the river where you set your foot just now is gone' — is being shared and quoted among readers of philosophy and classical texts. The line, from the ancient Greek thinker's surviving fragments, expresses his doctrine that everything is in constant flux: the same waters never flow twice. It continues to resonate as one of the most quoted images in Western philosophy.
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