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    Bryan Johnson on adapting to technology and modernizing campuses●Bryan Johnson: Adapting to technology and modernizing campuses✉newsTechnology2 min ago

    Bryan Johnson is drawing attention for remarks about adapting to technology and modernizing college campuses. The discussion frames campus infrastructure and practices as needing updates to keep pace with rapid technological change. Details of where the remarks were made or what specific proposals are involved remain limited in available reporting.

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    Johnston County Single-Family Home Permits Rise Despite Housing Slump●Johnston County Single-Family Home Permits Rise Despite Challenging Housing Market✉newsBusinessReal Estate6 min ago

    Johnston County, North Carolina, has issued more single-family home building permits even as the wider US housing market struggles with high mortgage rates and affordability pressures. The increase suggests builders in the Raleigh-area county still see steady demand for new homes, bucking a slowdown hitting many other markets.

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    Benny Johnson sued for defamation by ICE protesters●Pro-Trump Influencer Benny Johnson is being sued for defamation by ICE protesters https://www.npr.org/2026/10/02/nx-s1-5MmastodonBusiness413 min ago

    Pro-Trump influencer Benny Johnson is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by protesters against US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The plaintiffs claim he spread false statements about them, and the case is being reported by NPR as a notable legal clash between right-wing commentators and immigration activists.

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    Arrest made in 20-year-old Johnson County cold case murders●Suspect arrested in 20-year-old Johnson County cold case murders of young boy, stepmother✉newsWorldCrime20 min ago

    Police in Johnson County have arrested a suspect in the unsolved murders of a young boy and his stepmother, a case that went cold two decades ago. Authorities have not yet detailed what led to the breakthrough. The arrest brings long-awaited movement in a double killing that haunted the local community for twenty years.