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The Smithsonian Institution has become the newest target in Donald Trump's broader effort to reshape American cultural institutions. Reporting by ProPublica traces how the Museum of American History, in particular, has come under pressure over how it presents US history, drawing criticism and scrutiny aligned with Trump's political agenda.
- 2Weekly round-up of top espionage news stories published●As usual, towards the end of the week, we have summarised ten of the most read and noteworthy espionage-related news art
A weekly digest summarising ten of the most read and noteworthy espionage-related news articles from the past seven days has been released, with each entry offering a heading, source, brief summary and a verified link. The round-up is aimed at readers following intelligence and spy stories, and is being shared widely across multiple countries, drawing attention to the week's key developments in the espionage world.
- 3Social media users swap smart sci-fi series recommendations●If you like intelligent, well-written scifi series, I have recommendations for you. I've added country and/or year where
Users are sharing curated lists of intelligent, well-written science fiction series, with international titles highlighted alongside their country or release year to help viewers find harder-to-source shows. Recommendations include 3%, A Girl & An Astronaut, Beforeigners, Better Than Us, Biohackers, Black Knight, Erased (2017, Japan) and The Eternaut.
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Shoppers are browsing a curated list of 21 standout tech deals for October Prime Day, selected by experts at Mashable. The roundup highlights discounted gadgets and electronics available during Amazon's fall sale event, helping buyers cut through the noise of thousands of promotions to find genuinely worthwhile offers on popular tech products.
- 5Guardian review pans 90s art and fashion exhibition▼The 90s: Art and Fashion review – this isn’t an exhibition, it’s a magazine spread
A Guardian review criticises The 90s: Art and Fashion, arguing the show resembles a magazine spread rather than a properly curated exhibition. The critique questions whether the exhibition offers substantive analysis of the decade's art-fashion crossover or merely repackages iconic imagery. It is drawing attention among readers interested in fashion history and 1990s culture.
- 6New Reading List Highlights the Growing World of Latinx Literature●We Are the Medicine: Recommendations on the Ever Growing List of Latinx Literature https://lithub.com/we-are-the-medicin
Literary Hub has published 'We Are the Medicine', a set of recommendations covering the ever-expanding list of Latinx literature. The piece curates titles and authors from across the Latinx literary landscape, framing the body of work as growing steadily in scope and recognition. Readers in book communities are sharing the recommendations as a guide to contemporary Latinx writing.
- 7Amazon Brings Back Holiday Kids Gift Book with 600+ Toys▼Amazon's Holiday Kids Gift Book is back with 600+ toys, games, and gifts for every age
Amazon has relaunched its Holiday Kids Gift Book ahead of the holiday season, featuring more than 600 toys, games, and gifts aimed at children of every age. The catalogue, published on Amazon's own news page, is designed to help parents and relatives browse curated gift ideas in one place. Shoppers looking to plan early holiday purchases are the clear target audience for the seasonal guide.
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Lifestyle site Cup of Jo has rounded up ten standout reader comments about books, drawn from its comment section. The collection highlights recommendations, reflections and personal reading stories shared by the site's audience. It is part of the site's occasional features celebrating its community's contributions, and readers are being invited to browse the picks and add their own favorite book thoughts in the comments.
- 921 early October Prime Day tech deals picked by experts●21 early October Prime Day tech deals, hand-picked by our gadget-obsessed experts
Mashable has published a roundup of 21 early October Prime Day tech deals, selected by its gadget-focused editors. The list highlights discounts on tech products ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day sales event, offering shoppers a curated starting point before the official deals go live.
- 10Tuesday Tracks roundup features MC Lars, Knox, Lime Garden▼Tuesday Tracks: MC Lars, Knox, Lime Garden, Friday Pilots Club
A new Tuesday Tracks music roundup highlights songs from MC Lars, Knox, Lime Garden and Friday Pilots Club. The feature spotlights recent releases from the four acts, giving readers a curated listen across indie rock, pop and hip-hop. It is part of a regular series showcasing new music each week.
- 11Prime Big Deal Days 2026: gadgets drawing early attention▼Prime Big Deal Days 2026: The gadgets that caught my eye
Reviews of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days 2026 sale are highlighting a shortlist of discounted gadgets that stood out to shoppers and tech writers. The event, Amazon's members-only October shopping window, is being covered with curated picks across smart home devices, headphones and everyday electronics, with writers flagging which deals are genuinely worth it during the multi-day discount period.
- 12Best Prime Big Deal Days Gaming Deals Revealed▼The 18 Best Prime Big Deal Days Gaming Deals — Hand-Picked by Our Deals Experts
IGN has published a curated list of the 18 best gaming deals available during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale. The roundup, compiled by the outlet's deals team, highlights discounted consoles, accessories and games selected from across the event. Shopping guides like this typically surface each time Amazon runs one of its members-only sales events.
- 1390s Bollywood Romantic Hits Draw Huge Nostalgic Audience●90’s HIT’S ❤️ | Evergreen Bollywood Songs | 90s Hindi Romantic Hits | Old Is Gold | HD Audio
A curated collection of 1990s Hindi romantic songs from Bollywood is attracting millions of listeners, with fans celebrating the era's melodies as 'evergreen' and 'old is gold'. The compilation gathers classic tracks from the decade, and audiences are responding warmly, with engagement topping three million as listeners revisit the retro soundtrack of their youth.
- 14Seven 'outstanding' TV shows to stream this week▼“Better than Midsomer Murders”: 7 “outstanding” TV shows to watch this week on ITV, Netflix, the BBC and more
Good Housekeeping has published a roundup of seven TV shows it calls outstanding to watch this week, spanning ITV, Netflix, the BBC and other services. The list is pitched as better than Midsomer Murders, aiming to help viewers pick their next watch across free-to-air and streaming platforms.
- 15WWD Picks Fashion and Beauty Deals for Amazon's October Prime Day●The Only Fashion & Beauty Brands You Should Be Shopping During Amazon's October Prime Day
Amazon is holding its October Prime Day shopping event, and Women's Wear Daily has published a curated list of the fashion and beauty brands it considers worth buying during the sale. The roundup highlights discounted apparel, accessories and cosmetics, guiding shoppers toward the deals the outlet views as genuinely worthwhile amid the wide range of promotions.
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A new roundup names the 35 absolute best TV shows available to stream on HBO Max, offering viewers a curated guide to the platform's strongest series. Streaming guides like this are a staple for subscribers deciding what to watch next, and lists of top titles routinely spark debate about which shows deserved a spot and which were left out.
- 17New York Public Library Spotlights Best New Horror Books▼Get Instant Access to Some of NYPL's Best New Horror Books!
The New York Public Library is promoting instant access to a curated selection of its best new horror books. Readers can borrow the highlighted titles digitally through the library, giving them quick access to recent horror releases without waiting lists. The announcement is drawing attention from horror fans and library users looking for new spooky reading recommendations.
- 18Library of Congress Releases New World War II Primary Source Set▼World War II: A New Primary Source Set from the Library of Congress
The Library of Congress has published a new primary source set on World War II, offering educators and researchers curated access to original documents, photographs and other materials from the era. The collection is aimed at classroom use and historical study, drawing on the library's extensive archives to bring firsthand records of the war to a wider audience.
- 19Privacy pack aims to help everyday users ditch Google●Since I run my own # HomeLab there are alot that are missing in this list, but well... for common folk, this list should
A link to privacypack.org, a curated list of privacy-friendly and open-source alternatives to mainstream services, is circulating among self-hosting and open-source enthusiasts. One commentator notes the list falls short for people running their own home labs but says it should be enough to help ordinary users reduce their dependence on big tech services to a large extent. Discussion centres on de-Googling, free software and taking back control of personal data.
- 20Curated list of free math textbooks shared online●A curated list of free math textbooks by ABAKCUS: https:// abakcus.com/book-lists/free-ma th-textbooks # math # mathemat
ABAKCUS has published a curated collection of free mathematics textbooks, organized as a book list on its website. The resource compiles openly available titles for students, teachers, and enthusiasts. It is being shared in math communities online, where members appreciate easy access to quality educational material at no cost.
- 2110 iPhone Accessories Worth Keeping, Roundup Says▼10 iPhone Accessories You’ll Actually Want To Keep
Gadget Review has published a roundup listing ten iPhone accessories the outlet says are genuinely worth buying and keeping, rather than gimmicks that end up in a drawer. The piece curates practical add-ons for Apple's phone, and such accessory roundups circulate widely whenever readers look for gift ideas or ways to get more from their device.
- 22New search tool launched to counter pro-Israel talking points▼Debunking Propaganda "A smart search tool giving brief, sourced responses to common Zionist claims". "Responses are cura
A new online tool called PaliAnswers offers brief, sourced responses to common Zionist claims, with answers curated by Palestinian researchers, writers and media experts. Supporters are sharing it as a resource for fact-checking and debating narratives around Palestine and Gaza, framing it as a way to counter misinformation with curated, referenced material.
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Retailers and deal roundups are highlighting robot vacuum discounts during Amazon's Prime Day sales event, with multiple outlets including USA Today and Gannett papers publishing curated lists of the best offers. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly, as prices on popular models from brands like iRobot and Roborock tend to fluctuate throughout the sale window.
- 24ABC World News Tonight Airs Full October 6 Broadcast▼ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Oct. 6, 2026
ABC World News Tonight with anchor David Muir aired its full broadcast on October 6, 2026, with the complete episode distributed through local news outlets in the United States and internationally. The broadcast covers the day's top national and international stories as curated by ABC News. No specific stories from the episode were highlighted in available coverage, and no particular segment is drawing attention.
- 25Prime Day travel deals arrive with outfits and packing essentials▼Prime Day travel deals have landed, including vacation outfits, walking shoes, and stylish packing essentials
Amazon's Prime Day sales event includes a wave of travel-focused discounts, with retailers and publications highlighting vacation outfits, walking shoes, and packing accessories at reduced prices. Coverage is rounding up the best bargains for shoppers planning summer trips, as deal-hunters compare offers across luggage, apparel, and travel gear during the limited-time sale.
- 26Artist gives surprise studio interview ahead of Chicago Icons closing●and I even ended up doing an impromptu video interview with curator Savanna Rita (I thought it was going to be a little
Artist Jenny Lam gave an impromptu video interview with curator Savanna Rita, expecting a simple phone recording but finding a full studio setup instead. The interview was part of events tied to the "Chicago Icons" exhibition, which is holding its closing. Lam thanked those involved and reminded people who missed the events that the show's closing event is still to come.
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The Center Theatre is set to host the Maine Outdoor Film Festival Selects Tour, bringing a curated program of outdoor adventure and conservation films to local audiences. The touring showcase travels across Maine each year, and the theatre will serve as a stop where residents can view films celebrating the state's outdoor culture and landscapes.
- 28Fitness Editor Shares the Prime Day Deals Worth Buying▼I'm a Fitness Editor—These Are the Prime Day Deals I'd Actually Add to My Cart
A fitness editor at Women's Health has published a rundown of Prime Day deals she says she would genuinely buy herself, covering fitness equipment, activewear and recovery gear. The piece filters Amazon's sale through an expert lens, telling shoppers which discounts are worth their money rather than listing everything on offer.
- 29New England Travel Awards 2026 Unveil 37 Top Escapes▼New England Travel Awards 2026: 37 Exceptional Ways to Escape
Boston Magazine has announced its New England Travel Awards for 2026, naming 37 standout destinations and experiences across the region. The roundup highlights exceptional ways to escape, spanning getaways throughout the six New England states, and serves as a guide for travelers planning trips in the year ahead.
- 30Editors Round Up Best Fall Prime Day Tech Deals Starting at $7●Our Editors Have Curated the Best Fall Prime Day Deals on Tech — and They Start at $7
TODAY.com's editors have published a curated list of the best tech deals for Amazon's Fall Prime Day event, with discounts starting at just $7. The roundup highlights budget-friendly electronics ahead of the sale. Shoppers are browsing early picks to plan purchases during the shopping event.
- 31Seven TV and Streaming Shows to Binge-Watch in October▼7 TV and Streaming Shows You Should Binge-Watch in October
Rotten Tomatoes has published a guide recommending seven TV and streaming shows worth binge-watching this October. The roundup highlights new and returning series available across streaming platforms as the autumn viewing season gets underway, offering viewers a curated pick of what to watch this month.
- 32'Carrie' Tops This Week's TV Viewing Picks▼'Carrie' and 10 More Things to Watch on TV This Week https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/05/arts/television/carrie-what-to-w
The New York Times arts desk has published its weekly guide to television, highlighting a new adaptation of 'Carrie' alongside ten other recommended shows and specials to watch this week. The roundup covers the standout premieres and notable programming across TV for the week of October 5.
- 33Conchis release finds uneasy alt-pop mood▼"Growling club-tempo beats, and an uneasy ambience pierced by jagged synth shards immediately set the tone for Conchis'
Conchis' track is being described as a dark alt-pop tale of a relationship's end, built on growling club-tempo beats, uneasy ambient textures and jagged synth shards. The slow music movement site frames it as an eyes-closed, soul-laid-bare account of love run its course.
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The Times has published a roundup of four TV series it recommends streaming on Netflix this week. Viewers looking for something new to watch are being pointed toward a short, curated selection of shows currently available on the platform. Reaction so far appears limited, but such weekly viewing guides are popular with audiences deciding what to binge next.
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The Wall Street Journal highlights standout artworks from this year's Spring/Break Art Show, the artist-driven fair staged in New York during Armory Arts Week. The roundup draws attention to the fair's curator-led format, which is known for surprising thematic booths and affordable pieces from emerging artists, drawing collectors and curious visitors alike.
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TVLine has published a roundup of the ten best action series currently available on Netflix. The list is aimed at viewers looking for recommendations in a crowded streaming catalogue, though the specific titles included have not been detailed in the available information.
- 37Prime Day Fashion Deals Draw Shoppers Online for Fall▼Skip the Hectic Mall Run. Browse Our Favorite Fall Prime Day Fashion Finds Instead.
Amazon's Prime Day sale has become a major moment for fashion shopping, and The New York Times has published a curated list of its favorite fall clothing and accessory deals. The coverage encourages readers to skip crowded malls and shop discounts online instead, reflecting how big e-commerce sale events now shape seasonal wardrobe buying.
- 38The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in October●The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in October https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/02/arts/television/netflix-new
The New York Times has published its monthly roundup of the best movies and TV shows arriving on Netflix in October. The guide highlights new releases and additions to the streaming service for the month, offering viewers a curated list of what to watch. Readers are sharing the roundup as the new month's lineup becomes available.
- 39Disney+ Launches Countdown to Avengers: Doomsday▼Countdown to ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ with Marvel Movies and Shows on Disney+
Marvel is building anticipation for 'Avengers: Doomsday' with a curated countdown of Marvel movies and shows available on Disney+. The lineup highlights key films and series leading up to the film's release, giving fans a viewing path through the franchise's most relevant stories as the next major Avengers installment approaches.
- 40Japanese fashion radio episode recommends 30,000 yen denim picks▼https://www. tkhunt.com/2583475/ 3万円でオススメのアイテム/デニムが面白い。【Kのラジオ#150】 # fashion # ファッション
A Japanese fashion commentary episode, K's Radio #150, focuses on recommended items costing around 30,000 yen, with particular attention to interesting denim choices. The piece discusses what makes denim worth buying at that price point and highlights standout options for fashion shoppers, circulating among Japanese-speaking fashion audiences.
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- bespokelabsai/nimble Local typed decisions, contrastive data curation, and model evaluation.
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- ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills A curated list of awesome Claude Skills, resources, and tools for customizing Claude AI workflows
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- kydlikebtc/awesome-jev 1207 public resources for Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, indexed by decision pattern. Source citatio