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On Fort Worth’s streets, a UNT Health professor remembers why he chose medicine

by Dang Le, Fort Worth Report October 4, 2026 Dr. Christopher Rheams found a sense of home working with a patient who had no home of his own. His name was Kenny. He came from New Orleans, Rheams’ hometown, and grew up in the neighborhood where the doctor attended school. In a Fort Worth park,

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October 5, 2026
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India

Takaichi’s Delhi Visit Highlights Deepening Japan-India Economic Ties

India continues to experience economic growth surpassing even China’s. Amid a turbulent international landscape, both the public and private sectors in Japan are paying increased attention to this major power of 1.4 billion people. A Deepening Partnership Takaichi Sanae’s recently completed first visit to India as prime minister turned out to be a meaningful one

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October 5, 2026
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Technology

Jarden adds technology firepower, recruits Allier’s Manny Syrrou and Barrenjoey’s Tim Sammon

Jarden has hired a head of technology investment banking and a senior banker from Barrenjoey as the trans-Tasman firm bolsters its coverage of the sector amid a boom in artificial intelligence deals. Emmanuel “Manny” Syrrou will join Jarden from Allier Capital as managing director and head of technology, while Barrenjoey’s Tim Sammon will join the

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October 5, 2026
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Middle East

Pro-Imran Khan mass rally launched after Pakistan government talks fail | Government News

Government warns of crackdown as supporters of jailed former prime set off from northwest Pakistan towards Islamabad. Supporters of jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan have set off on a protest march from the country’s northwest after talks with the government to call off the demonstration failed. More than 5,000 were reported to have

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October 5, 2026
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Politics

Is Political Polling Broken? | Washington Monthly

Political polling has had a black eye since at least the 2016 presidential election. That’s when national polls had Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by a significant margin all the way up to Election Day. Democrats started measuring the curtains. Unfortunately, the polls massively underestimated the strength of Trump’s support, and Trump went on to

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October 5, 2026
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Science

3 myths about tech history to erase from your memory

There’s an ironic saying in journalism: “That’s too good to fact check.” Some stories are so funny—and so useful when you’re trying to make a point—that people repeat them constantly. Over time these stories are widely believed, at which point you can call them myths. I’ve written more than a few myth-busting articles for Popular

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October 5, 2026
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Sports

Ireland’s football snub of Israel crossed the line

I watched the Republic of Ireland football team’s treatment of Israel in Debrecen with mounting disbelief, and then with fury. The bowed heads during “Hatikvah.” The refusal to shake Israeli hands. The captains’ failure to exchange pennants, one of football’s simplest gestures of mutual respect. The black armbands. This was not a spontaneous act by

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October 5, 2026
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Travel

Argentina put seven past Burkina Faso after travel issues

Sun, October 4, 2026 at 10:12 AM UTC Internationals Argentina 7 – 0 Burkina Faso FT Julian Alvarez scored Argentina’s fifth goal in the 36th minute Argentina produced a devastating display to thrash Burkina Faso 7-0 in a friendly overshadowed by problems surrounding the visitors’ trip to Buenos Aires. The African team arrived in Argentina

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October 5, 2026
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UK

Rainbow sea slug find in Cornwall a reminder of climate change

The Rock Pool Project said rainbow sea slugs were usually found in warm Atlantic waters off the coast of Spain, Portugal and France, but they have been appearing on UK shores in increasing numbers in recent years. “Whilst this is an exciting find, it’s also an important reminder of how much our shores are changing,”

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October 5, 2026
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US

Non-Americans share the 15 strangest things they didn’t expect when visiting the United States

There are obvious things people from overseas expect to find when they come to America on vacation. They’ll see big, yellow school buses. They’ll go out to dinner, be blown away by the portion sizes, and get excited about taking leftovers home. Of course, they’ll also enjoy most Americans’ happy-go-lucky attitude. However, there are also

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October 4, 2026
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On Fort Worth’s streets, a UNT Health professor remembers why he chose medicine

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