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- 1Daredevils scale Empire State Building with banner before apparent proposal▼Daredevils reach top of Empire State Building with banner, before apparent proposal
Two daredevils climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in New York carrying a banner, in what appeared to be a prelude to a marriage proposal. The stunt at one of the world's most famous landmarks is drawing wide attention, with questions mounting over how the pair accessed the restricted heights and whether any charges will follow.
- 2Valeria's Vintage stages 1920s fashion rebellion show●Valeria’s Vintage brings 1920s fashion rebellion to life Sunday
Valeria's Vintage is presenting an event on Sunday that brings the rebellious fashion of the 1920s to life. The showcase highlights the era's bold styles, when flapper dresses and daring silhouettes broke with convention. The event celebrates how 1920s fashion challenged social norms, and it is drawing attention from those interested in vintage clothing and fashion history.
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Russian media published the daily horoscope for Thursday, October 1, telling readers that Taurus will have reason to feel proud and Cancer will dare to be candid, alongside a tarot spread for the day. Astrology forecasts remain a popular daily feature in Russian news outlets, with readers checking what the stars predict for love, work and decisions.
- 4Mississippi Democrats eye a rare Senate upset▼Mississippi Democrats dare to wonder whether Senate seat is in reach
Mississippi Democrats are allowing themselves to consider whether a US Senate seat, long considered out of reach in the deep-red state, could actually be won. Reporting by The Washington Post highlights growing optimism within the party as it weighs its chances in an upcoming race, a striking shift for a state where statewide Democratic victories have been rare.
- 5Dare County issues updates on N.C. 12 access and ferries▼Dare County shares Thursday updates on N.C. 12 access, travel conditions and ferry service
Dare County, North Carolina released Thursday updates on access to N.C. 12, current travel conditions and ferry service along the Outer Banks. The announcement gives residents and visitors the latest information on road availability and ferry operations, which can change quickly due to weather, overwash or construction affecting the vulnerable stretch of highway that links the barrier islands.
- 6Dartmouth investigation into provost's AI use sparks campus debate▼‘The purpose of a liberal education is to dare to think your own thoughts’: The Dartmouth’s investigation into provost’s AI use prompts campus-wide conversation
The Dartmouth's student newspaper investigated the provost's use of artificial intelligence, triggering a wide-ranging conversation across campus about academic integrity and the role of AI in higher education. Discussion has centered on what the episode means for liberal learning, with the paper framing the debate around the idea that education should teach students to think their own thoughts.
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Television commentary revisits the era when TV series took wild creative swings, arguing that today's shows feel more calculated by comparison. The piece laments the loss of unpredictability and oddball ambition that once defined notable series, prompting debate among viewers about whether modern television has grown too safe and formula-driven.
- 8Indra acquires Catalan radar startup Dares for Tarsis drones▼Indra buys Catalan radar startup Dares to arm its Tarsis military drones
Spanish defence technology company Indra has acquired Dares, a Catalan radar startup, to equip its Tarsis military drones with radar capabilities. The purchase strengthens Indra's unmanned systems programme and reflects growing European defence investment in indigenous drone and sensor technology, drawing attention from the defence and startup communities.
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A 94-year-old veteran has completed a wing walk, standing strapped to the wing of a biplane in flight. The stunt is drawing attention as a remarkable feat for someone of that age, with coverage highlighting the veteran's courage and adventurous spirit.
- 10Saly Sarr sends rally cry one month before Dakar 2026●“Dare to dream big, you belong among the best”: Saly Sarr’s message one month before Dakar 2026
Senegalese athlete Saly Sarr has delivered a message encouraging young competitors to 'dare to dream big' as the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games approach. With exactly one month to go before the Games open in Dakar, her words are being shared as a rallying call for African athletes preparing to compete on home soil among the world's best.