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Daily Kos 

How is Coach Walz so damn good at this?

During football season, when many are cheering for their beloved teams, former high school football coach turned Minnesota governor, and now running mate, Tim Walz knows just how to break down the American political landscape. He took us back to school, drawing on his coaching days to give voters the play-by-play of Project 2025 in a post on X on Sunday. 

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The Wall Street Journal 

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Recover Some Ground

U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some of last week’s losses while participants remain anxious about demand heading toward the winter heating season.

New England Sportd Network: World Cup 

Bill Belichick Omitted Convenient Detail When Ripping Jerod Mayo ‘Soft’ Comment

Bill Belichick took a flamethrower to Jerod Mayo’s critique of the New England Patriots, but he conveniently omitted one important detail. Belichick’s comments on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Monday afternoon stemmed from Mayo calling the Patriots “a soft football team across the board.” The legendary head coach threw a haymaker while defending the defenders […]

Mets Merized Online 

Reflecting on the Mets’ Amazin’ 2024 Season

The reason we gravitate to sports is for the story they tell. There’s always a hero to root for, the home team, a villain to make an enemy out of, and a journey to embark on. The 2024 Mets took us all on an epic journey, no doubt about it. While it wasn’t the ending […]

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New York Post 

Bank of America boss sees team yanked away months after death of worker who logged 100-hour weeks

An embattled Bank of America executive was stripped of responsibility over a key money-making division — months after outcry over the headline-grabbing death of an overworked junior banker in his unit. Gary Howe, the hard-charging boss of the Wall Street giant’s Financial Institutions Group (FIG), lost oversight over the FinTech investment banking team in August,...

Phys.org 

Q&A: More kids than ever need special education, but burnout has caused a teacher shortage

A growing number of students in public schools—right now, about 15% of them—are eligible for special education services. These services include specially designed instruction for students with autism, learning or physical disabilities, or traumatic brain injuries. But going into the current school year, more than half of U.S. public schools anticipate being short-staffed in special education. Dr. Kimber Wilkerson, a professor of special education and department chair at the University of Wisconsin-Madison... Читать дальше...

Phys.org 

Satellite-derived data on artificial light at night indicate rapidly increasing industrial activities in the Arctic

More than 800,000 km2 of the Arctic were affected by human activity in 2013, according to an analysis of satellite-derived data on artificial light at night. On average, 85% of the light-polluted areas are due to industrial activities rather than urban development. According to the international team led by UZH researchers, the results are crucial for sustainable development and nature conservation in this highly vulnerable region.