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The backlash could swing close races in the midterms

Shares of CoreWeave sank 15%, while yields in its bonds blew out further.

Even though much of the world sees them as aggressors, Israeli citizens are struggling after years of war, loss and trauma. Many are simply furious at their own government.

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Mainstream journalism is still focused on horserace coverage, quoting delusional Trump loyalists, and refusing to call out Republicans

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Thursday, October 15, 2026 Reminder, Atlantis is the codename for the new Frontier that runs in Electron. As I work on other projects now, it's not on my front burner, but in a way it is, because I'm using it constantly as I work on FeedLand and the other project. We just r...

Gavin Adcock’s new song “Most Wanted” is out now, but the release comes with an announcement about what’s next. Continue reading…

We can look forward to this outdoor celebration that will include activities, music, a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus plus more in Monroe! Continue reading…

Scientists discovered that human brain organoids, which are small neural clusters derived from stem cells, could identify the Braille alphabet with a high degree of accuracy. 

Portrait of Rene De Gas, 1855 #realism #edgardegas

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Emma Kofov, 10, sat atop her Welsh pony, Brookside Sun Bunny, preparing to enter the jumping ring at HITS in Saugerties on Oct. 1. The rider from Ottawa was representing Partridge Acres farm in her first appearance at the Hudson Valley horse show. “I just love the animals,” Kofov said. “I like the thrill of […]

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Emma Kofov, 10, sat atop her Welsh pony, Brookside Sun Bunny, preparing to enter the jumping ring at HITS in Saugerties on Oct. 1. The rider from Ottawa was representing Partridge Acres farm in her first appearance at the Hudson Valley horse show. “I just love the animals,” Kofov said. “I like the thrill of […]

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Tesla has finally re-unveiled its next-generation Roadster, originally unveiled in quite different form back in 2017. So since I did a technical breakdown of how it would work last time, I thought I’d give a quick update with what we know about the new version.

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We read The Firm one time and now we think we’re lawyers, representing our dog in a barking complaint. “Your Honor, my client was clearly provoked by the UPS driver. We’d also like the record to reflect that he is a very good boy.” This administration… 🙄

We just talked about how the majority of the American public either believes that RFK Jr. recommends they not get the MMR vaccine that protects people from measles, or are otherwise unsure of what his stance even is on the topic. When Kennedy sycophants (sickophants?) attempt to point at all the times Kennedy has said […]

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates for office in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Isabella Schoonover sits down with Fred Costello, the incumbent Saugerties town supervisor, who is running unopposed for reelection on the […]

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The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Connor Greco interviewed incumbent Hunter Town Supervisor Sean Mahoney, who is running unopposed. Mahoney, 51, is a native of Hunter and […]

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In the Catskills, we have a bounty of native aster species to delight pollinators and gardeners alike. They bloom late in the year, when few other flowers are producing nectar. They also serve as host plants, whose leaves feed caterpillars of many different species of butterflies and moths. This makes them “keystone” plants, supporting a […]

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