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    US Consumer Sentiment Falls Near Record Low in September▼Consumer sentiment🚨dropped in Sept close to the lowest level ever recorded in the 74-yr history of the Univ of MI's montMmastodonBusinessEconomy1117 min ago

    US consumer sentiment dropped in September to near the lowest level ever recorded in the 74-year history of the University of Michigan's monthly survey, according to fresh data released Friday. Analysts point to a month-long stretch of high inflation squeezing household budgets and an underlying oil supply shock that pushed up costs, souring shoppers' outlook on the economy.

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    Trump Rescinds Federal Funds for Higher Education Programs▼Trump rescinds funds from higher ed programs✉newsWorldUS Politics19 min ago

    The Trump administration has moved to rescind federal funding from a range of higher education programs, according to Community College Daily. The decision redirects or cancels money previously allocated to colleges and universities, prompting concern among education leaders about the impact on students, workforce training and campus services, and adding to ongoing friction between the administration and the higher education sector.

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    Panama's Mulino defends sovereignty at Columbia World Leaders Forum●Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino discusses sovereignty, migration, climate change at World Leaders Forum✉newsEnvironmentClimate58 min ago

    Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino spoke at Columbia University's World Leaders Forum, addressing tensions over the Panama Canal's sovereignty, migration through the Darién Gap, and climate change threats to his country. His appearance comes amid scrutiny of Panama's role in regional migration policy and pressure from the United States over canal access.

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    Trump accused of banning reporters weeks before the vote●In My Words: Trump banning reporters because you vote in five weeks✉newsWorldElections17 min ago

    Commentary is circulating accusing Donald Trump of banning reporters just weeks before Americans go to the polls. A columnist from Elon University argues the move targets the press at the moment voters most need information, framing it as an attack on accountability ahead of the election. Critics see it as an attempt to shape coverage in the final stretch of the campaign.

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    UC Santa Barbara Joins Three NSF Quantum Research Institutes▼UC Santa Barbara Researchers to Collaborate in Three of NSF's Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes✉newsScience1 h ago

    Researchers at UC Santa Barbara will take part in three of the National Science Foundation's Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes, large-scale collaborations aimed at advancing quantum science and technology. The university is expected to contribute expertise in quantum computing, sensing and materials. The news comes as NSF invests heavily in building national quantum research networks across US universities.

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    Old Dominion experts weigh in on Trump's midterm messaging▼ODU political experts analyze new Trump political messages five weeks before midterms✉newsWorldPolitics1 h ago

    Political science experts at Old Dominion University are analyzing Donald Trump's new political messages five weeks ahead of the US midterm elections. Their commentary, published by WAVY.com, examines how Trump's messaging may shape the campaigns and voter turnout. With the elections approaching, observers are watching closely to see which issues Trump emphasizes and how his involvement affects races nationwide.

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    Pepperdine Tennis Player Zhiyenbayeva to Represent Kazakhstan at 2026 Asian Games▼Women’s Tennis’ Zhiyenbayeva Representing Kazakhstan at 2026 Asian Games✉newsSportTennis42 min ago

    Zhiyenbayeva, a member of Pepperdine University's women's tennis program, has been named to represent Kazakhstan at the 2026 Asian Games. The announcement highlights the collegiate athlete's standing within Kazakh tennis and her selection for one of the continent's biggest multi-sport events, where she will compete against top players from across Asia.