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Roofs, Heating and Classrooms: France Forgotten School Building Promise
France promised almost 4.5 billion dollars for school buildings by 2030 alongside a class cap of 28, a programme that will be judged in classrooms, not in announcements.
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Forcing a fifth game: Guardians find their closer and drag the White Sox home
Cleveland has tied its Division Series with Chicago and forced a winner-take-all Game 5, closing out Game 4 behind strikeout leader Gavin Williams. Major…
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October baseball’s long weekend: Brewers host Dodgers, Rays wait and Cleveland forces a fifth game
The League Championship Series schedule is set, with Milwaukee hosting Los Angeles from Sunday while Tampa Bay waits to learn its American League opponent.…
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Seeing farms from orbit: Sentinel eyes, harvest data and the new agricultural map
Copernicus Sentinel-2 imagery of central-eastern Brazil shows fields, rivers and settlement patterns at a resolution that has turned satellite pictures into working farm documents.…
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The robot in the guitar factory: automation that polishes rather than replaces
At the Martin Guitar factory, a robotic arm polishing guitar bodies offers a more honest picture of automation than the humanoid headlines: a machine…
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The Route 35 Plot That Failed: What the Hebron Attack Reveals
The most chilling detail in Friday's Hebron checkpoint shooting is the one about the road not taken.
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35 Senate Races, 435 House Seats: The Map That Decides Tuesday
All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are on the ballot on November 3, and the final weekend campaign is fought on a map where a handful of states decide control of Congress.
Business
Regional Banks Are Having a Moment: KeyCorp’s 4.5% Jump Leads the Pack
KeyCorp shares jumped 4.5 percent on Tuesday on a strong third quarter, leading a regional-bank rally that is quietly becoming one of earnings season’s…
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The Warning Grid, Inland: What Arnab Teaches About the Next Alert System
Arnab's warning grid moved more than 100,000 people before landfall, and its inland phase is now teaching the system how to warn river communities after the rain.
Sports
Rasmussen Gets Game 1: The Ex-Brewer Starts the World Series Against His Old Club
Drew Rasmussen will start Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night, and he will do it in the ballpark that traded him…
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Netflix’s ‘TYSON’ Arrives Today: Four-Part Docuseries Revisits the Boxing Legend
Netflix's four-part TYSON docuseries, directed by Floyd Russ, traces Mike Tyson's rise, collapse and reinvention — premiering Tuesday.
Health
Kenya’s Ebola Tally Reaches Three: What the Latest Case Tells Us About Containment
Kenya’s Ebola outbreak has grown to three confirmed cases, with a 65-year-old woman testing positive after more than a week in quarantine — and…
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Chirality and control: Kagan, Soai and a Chemistry Nobel about handedness
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic…
