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    French actor and comedian François-Xavier Demaison has spoken publicly about his eldest daughter, telling Paris Match that she does not want to become an actress despite having what he calls enormous talent. He described her gifts as striking, even as she chooses a different path. The remarks are drawing attention in France, where Demaison is a well-known figure in film and stand-up comedy.

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    How the Protect College Sports Act could hit college golf●How the Protect College Sports Act could affect Charlie Woods and college golf✉newsSportSports6 d ago

    A proposed Protect College Sports Act is drawing attention for its potential impact on college golf, including Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, as he weighs a collegiate path. The legislation would reshape rules around name, image and likeness and athlete status, raising questions about how prospects like Woods navigate the college game and whether elite juniors might choose alternative routes to professional golf.

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    Ukraine's falling birth rate turns childbirth into patriotic duty▼With more deaths than births in Ukraine, having babies becomes an act of national pride✉newsWar1 d ago

    Ukraine is recording more deaths than births, and having children is increasingly framed as an act of national pride. The demographic crisis, worsened by war, displacement and emigration, has led officials and citizens to treat parenthood as a contribution to the country's survival and future, with families who choose to have babies publicly celebrated.

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    UK carmakers caught between Chinese and EU market pressures●UK car industry faces 'difficult trade-off' between Chinese and EU markets https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/octMmastodonWorld31 d ago

    The UK car industry is reportedly facing a 'difficult trade-off' as it weighs access to the Chinese market against trade ties with the European Union, according to a Guardian report on business and trade rules. Manufacturers are under pressure from Chinese-made vehicles and European regulatory requirements, forcing a balancing act between two of its most important markets.

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    Narrative game Dordogne praised as first game in Occitan●Aquests dies he estat jugant a "Dordogne", un joc preciós de records de la infància i conflictes familiars ambientat a lMmastodonCultureGaming21 d ago

    Players are highlighting Dordogne, a narrative adventure about childhood memories and family conflict set in the Dordogne region of France. The game stands out for being the first released with official Occitan text and voice acting, and some players are choosing to play it in that language despite limited knowledge of it. Early reactions describe it as a beautiful and emotionally rich experience.

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    Readers pick their favorite Delaware State Fair act▼Our readers crowned this star as best Delaware State Fair act✉newsCultureEntertainment1 d ago

    The News Journal reports that its readers have voted to crown one performer as the best act of this year's Delaware State Fair. The outlet ran a reader poll asking fairgoers and fans to choose their favorite among the fair's headline entertainers, and the results have now been announced. The winner's name and details are in the paper's full story.

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    California's Proposition 45 Divides Housing and Environmental Advocates▼Will Prop. 45 Fix California’s Housing Crisis or Roll Back a Valuable Environmental Law?✉newsEnvironment5 d ago

    California voters are weighing Proposition 45, a ballot measure that critics say would weaken the California Environmental Quality Act, a landmark law protecting the environment, while supporters argue it is needed to cut delays and costs that block new housing. The debate has split housing advocates, who see CEQA as a barrier to building, against environmental groups who want to preserve its protections, leaving the measure's true impact contested ahead of the vote.

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    Alabama's CHOOSE Act enters year two with more students▼CHOOSE Act, year two: More students, similar patterns✉newsLifeEducation5 d ago

    Alabama's CHOOSE Act school choice program has begun its second year, with enrollment growing and participation patterns largely mirroring the first year, according to Alabama Daily News. The program provides education savings accounts families can use for private schooling and other education expenses. Observers are watching whether early demographic and geographic trends in participation persist as the program expands.

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    Deadline Nears for Borrowers to Exit SAVE Repayment Plan▼The Deadline For These Borrowers To Leave SAVE Is Coming Up✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance6 d ago

    Borrowers enrolled in the SAVE student loan repayment plan face an approaching deadline to leave the program. The federal plan, blocked by courts, is being wound down, and affected borrowers must move to another income-driven repayment option or risk consequences for their loans. Reports advise borrowers to act before the deadline to avoid being placed in less favorable terms.