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culture2 min read10/19/2026Alaska Camp Offers a Look at Life 13,800 Years Ago
An Ice Age camp contains evidence of hunting, food preparation, and toolmaking. Diamond-shaped stone points suggest connections across the Bering Land Bridge.
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world-news2 min read10/19/2026EU Approves Security Mission to Support Lebanon
A new EU mission will support Lebanon's security forces as UN peacekeepers prepare to leave. Its exact duties, size, and leadership still need to be settled.
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environment2 min read10/19/2026Fine Air Pollution Particles Linked to Eye Disease
Research involving millions of people suggests that greater exposure to fine air pollution particles is associated with glaucoma and cataracts.
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business2 min read10/19/2026Peter Rice Takes Over Netflix’s Global Content Team
Netflix has appointed former Disney television leader Peter Rice to replace Bela Bajaria. The leadership change comes as the company plans about 1,000 job cuts.
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business2 min read10/19/2026The Advice Behind Ron Vachris’s Rise at Costco
Costco CEO Ron Vachris built his career over four decades without completing a college degree, guided by his father’s advice about work and success.
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business2 min read10/19/2026Airlines Use Chef Partnerships to Refresh Premium Travel
Better meals give airlines a faster way to improve their premium service than replacing seats. Partnerships with well-known chefs are becoming more common.
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business2 min read10/18/2026AI Demand Lifts TSMC's Profit, but 2027 Planning Remains Cautious
TSMC recorded its sixth consecutive quarterly profit record as AI chip demand remained strong. However, rising costs and an uncertain economy are making the company cautious about 2027.
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sports2 min read10/18/2026Kartal reaches major final after close victory
Sonay Kartal won two close sets against Jelena Ostapenko to reach her first WTA 1000 final, continuing her return from a back injury.
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culture1 min read10/18/2026Fort Discovered in Wales May Support Roman Camp Legend
A newly discovered fort linked to Magnus Maximus may provide evidence for a legendary camp in Wales.
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travel2 min read10/18/2026Discover Sigulda’s Fall Colors and Historic Castles
A short train journey from Riga brings visitors to Sigulda’s colorful valley, castles, and forest walks.
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world-news2 min read10/18/2026Efforts to Protect Children Are Not Keeping Up With Risks
A UN expert warns that growing dangers are outpacing efforts to protect children, despite changes in laws and greater international cooperation.
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technology2 min read10/18/2026Citroën Plans an Affordable Electric Return for the 2CV
A new electric 2CV concept combines classic design with a spacious interior. Citroën plans production by 2028 and is targeting a starting price of around €15,000.
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environment2 min read10/18/2026Search for Giant Crayfish Suggests a Limit to Growth
Museum collections helped researchers identify a record-size crayfish and investigate why North American crayfish do not grow larger.
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business2 min read10/18/2026Amazon Removes Ring Following New Cadmium Warning
A British jewelry consultant raised concerns about a ring sold as silver after initial tests detected cadmium, a metal that can cause cancer.
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entertainment2 min read10/18/2026George Takei’s Unusual Guest Role in The Neighbors
The ABC comedy brought George Takei and Mark Hamill together for a scene involving aliens, familiar science-fiction jokes, and messages on toast.
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careers2 min read10/18/2026Shaquille O’Neal Says Learning Matters Beyond a Degree
O’Neal is pursuing a fifth degree at Sacramento State and encouraging young people to value experience and personal connections alongside technology.
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culture2 min read10/17/2026Discovery on Private Land Reveals Giant Egyptian Statues
Two large statue remains were uncovered near an ancient temple after a resident reported finding a stone with ancient writing.
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science2 min read10/17/2026Museum Skull Fragment Identified as a New Dinosaur
Researchers have identified a new meat-eating dinosaur from a skull fragment acquired in 1924. It is the first confirmed member of the megaraptoran group found in Europe.
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business2 min read10/17/2026Viking's Seven New River Ships Bring Its Total to 109
A naming ceremony in Amsterdam marked Viking's latest expansion, with new ships serving European rivers and Egypt's Nile.
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world-news2 min read10/17/2026EU Releases €4.2 Billion for Hungary After Reforms
The EU has removed funding restrictions on Hungary following government reforms. The decision also allows the country to rejoin student exchange and research programs.
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