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    Palantir Co-Founder Defends Deadly Iran School Strike●Palantir's Co-Founder Wants Us Less Judgmental About Deadly Iran School StrikeYhnBusinessLabor9512 min ago

    Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel is facing criticism after urging people to be less judgmental about a deadly strike on a school in Iran. Critics say his remarks downplay civilian deaths in the conflict, while supporters argue he is highlighting the moral complexities of modern warfare. The comments have reignited debate over the ethics of Western tech leaders weighing in on military actions in the Middle East.

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    Zerodha's education channel Zero1 is examining the true cost of raising a child in India, breaking down expenses such as education, healthcare and daily living for families. The piece has drawn heavy engagement, with hundreds of thousands of viewers reacting as many say rising costs of schooling and urban living are making parenthood feel increasingly unaffordable for middle-class households.

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    Gardner Newman boys win West Georgia middle school golf title●Gardner Newman boys golf team wins West Georgia Middle Schoo...✉newsSportGolf32 min ago

    The Gardner Newman boys golf team has won the West Georgia Middle School championship, according to the LaGrange Daily News. The victory gives the LaGrange, Georgia school a regional middle school title, and local coverage is celebrating the young golfers' achievement.

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    Riots over school conditions continue in France●Riots continue in France, in protest of long school days and supposedly neglected high school buildings. These are scene𝕏xFR184 h ago

    Protests and riots are continuing across France over long school days and what demonstrators call neglected high school buildings. In the historic city of Avignon, firefighters were called in to contain large fires set in the middle of roads. The unrest has been ongoing since Tuesday, with roughly 1,000 people reportedly involved, and scenes of burning barricades are circulating widely.

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    Japanese Parent and Middle Schooler Shoe Shopping Moment Draws Smiles●https://www. tkhunt.com/2577784/ すんげえ靴買ってた😂 # 親子 # 中学生 # ファッション # fashion # ファッションMmastodonLifeFashion11 h ago

    A short social media post from Japan shows a parent amused that their middle school child had bought remarkable shoes, with a laughing emoji underscoring the affectionate surprise. The item is tagged with topics about parent-child relationships, middle schoolers, and fashion. Beyond the brief caption, no further details about the shoes or the family have been shared.

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    Middle Schoolers Grapple With Stalin's Tyranny in Class●The Middle School Kids Trying to Make Sense of Stalin's Tyranny https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/opinion/joseph-stalinMmastodonLifeEducation14 h ago

    A New York Times opinion piece examines how middle school students are working to understand Joseph Stalin's dictatorship and its place in history. The piece, published under the outlet's history and education coverage, explores how young learners process the scale of Stalinist repression and what it reveals about how tyranny is taught today.

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    Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy Previews LEGO Coding Course●Preview Out Now: Robot Coding Fundamentals with LEGO® CS & AI (6-8) - Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy✉newsTechnologyRobotics5 h ago

    The Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy has released a preview of its 'Robot Coding Fundamentals with LEGO CS & AI' course, designed for grades 6-8. The program teaches middle school students coding and artificial intelligence basics through LEGO robotics. Educators are taking note as demand grows for classroom-ready computer science and AI teaching materials.

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    The Secret Sign Your Middle Schooler Is Trying to Open Up●The Secret Sign That Your Middle Schooler Is Trying to Open Up to You✉newsLifeParenting5 h ago

    SheKnows is highlighting a subtle behavioural cue that may signal a middle schooler wants to talk to their parents. The piece suggests parents who recognise this sign can create better opportunities for genuine conversation during the emotionally turbulent middle school years, when children often pull away from open communication.