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Archbishop Paul Coakley is asking Catholics to put faith before politics as the November 3 election approaches. In an October 14 message receiving fresh coverage October 15, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops described voting as
The Richard Thompson new album, Hippies, Thugs and Heroes, arrives October 16 through New West Records. Its official album page lists 12 tracks. A new Guardian interview published October 15 provides a timely reason to check in with a songwriter whos
The Hasan execution livestream has been canceled. The execution has not been canceled by that announcement. President Donald Trump said October 15 that the military’s planned execution of Nidal Hasan would not be broadcast publicly, reversing a propo
The California voter lawsuit filed by the Justice Department on October 15 puts a consequential election dispute before a court. Federal officials allege that more than 20,000 people they consider likely noncitizens appear on the state’s voter rolls.
PDS 70 exocomet evidence has received fresh scientific attention in an October 12 Nature Communications commentary by Daniela Iglesias. The perspective discusses research by Aline Novais and colleagues, published August 24, proposing that sublimating
The NASA MMX briefing scheduled for October 15 puts a concrete planetary-science mission on the calendar. NASA plans a 4 p.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Central media teleconference about its contributions to Japan’s Martian Moons eXploration mission. At public
The Austin estate sale grenades story is a reminder that “vintage” describes an age, not a safety certification. A buyer sorting through purchased boxes found suspected World War II-era grenades, prompting a police perimeter and a bomb-squad response
The Prairieland interfaith prayer vigil brought religious leaders and laypeople outside the detention facility in Alvarado, Texas, on October 14. Marissa Greene’s Fort Worth Report coverage describes people from different faith backgrounds gathering
The Blondie High Noon Spectral Eyes announcement has arrived with an actual song to hear rather than just a mysterious square on social media. The band’s official site lists High Noon for February 26, 2027, and the first single, Spectral Eyes, is out
The BBC Trump deposition dispute is now a court-scheduling fight inside the president’s $10 billion defamation case against the broadcaster. AP reported October 15 on the BBC’s request to make Trump provide testimony. The underlying motion was filed
The White House ballroom donor report has given the fundraising story something more specific than a list of impressive logos: reported dollar amounts. The Washington Post’s October 15 investigation identified major commitments, including $25 million
The Erika Kirk birthday tribute marked October 14, when Charlie Kirk would have turned 33. She shared a personal video remembrance, with a message grounded in gratitude, marriage and faith. The tribute was covered overnight into October 15. It is a n
The latest Marjorie Taylor Greene Omar criticism is aimed at priorities: how does an effort to deport a political opponent make ordinary life more affordable? In an October 15 post reported by Benzinga and reproduced by We Got This Covered, the forme
Astronomers have identified two families of planetary systems in a study published October 13 in Nature Astronomy. The work connects the arrangements of known multi-planet systems to properties of their host stars. It is a fresh contribution to under
The Def Leppard Goo Goo Dolls 2027 tour moves into general ticket sales Friday, October 16, at 10 a.m. local time, according to Live Nation. The Struts are also on the bill. The tour itself was announced October 8; this is the useful on-sale reminder
The Russia fake bear photo fine is a thoroughly modern wildlife story: the bear did not exist, but the consequences did. Reuters reported October 14 that a woman in Magdagachi, in Russia’s Amur region, was fined 15,000 roubles after an AI-generated p
The Williamsburg Black church reconstruction is restoring more than a building. AP’s October 12 report describes a recent rededication of the African Baptist Meeting House, tied to First Baptist Church of Williamsburg. The congregation was founded in
The Maduro Flores torture charge is the focus of a scheduled October 15 return to federal court in Manhattan. Associated Press reported early Thursday that former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were expected to plead
Nevada election subpoenas are back in the spotlight after an October 15 Reuters report examined seven federal demands sent to Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar’s office between June 16 and September 2. Aguilar says the volume amounts to political pres
The Steve Martin Alison Brown Old Town Road collaboration has taken a familiar hit down a different musical route. October 14 coverage describes the pair’s recently released bluegrass reinterpretation of Lil Nas X’s song, featuring Del McCoury and Da
NASA’s October 14 EXCITE resource update offers a useful reason to look at a less familiar route into exoplanet research: a telescope carried high above Earth by a scientific balloon. The NASA EXCITE exoplanet mission is designed to investigate atmos
The French supermarket fridge cyberattack is a reminder that connecting equipment to the internet can move a digital failure directly into the dairy aisle. Authorities are investigating compromised refrigeration controllers after attackers changed te
The Gboko Catholic institution closures affect much more than Sunday worship. Reporting published October 14 describes the suspension of diocesan activities in Ihugh, in Nigeria’s Benue State, following repeated attacks and threats. The affected serv
The Duane Davis Tupac sentencing has brought a major procedural milestone to one of popular music’s longest-running murder cases. On October 13, a Las Vegas judge sentenced Duane “Keffe D” Davis to 40 years to life for orchestrating the 1996 killing
The White House press access appeal is now part of the administration’s fight with CNN, MS NOW and Politico. A preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly protects the outlets’ access while their lawsuit continues. Reuters repo
The story of Ron Wallace’s 3,156-pound pumpkin has moved competitive gardening into the category usually reserved for equipment that requires a loading dock. The Rhode Island grower’s enormous squash weighed 3,156 pounds at a New England competition,
The Bush Razorblade Suitcase deluxe edition is heading for a December 11 release through Craft Recordings, giving the band’s 1996 second album a 30th-anniversary return. Craft announced the project earlier this month, and October 14 coverage highligh
A new WASP-17b atmosphere map is giving astronomers a less simplified view of an alien world. Research published October 14 in Nature Astronomy uses James Webb Space Telescope observations and a method called transmission strings to distinguish uneve
Saudi Arabia’s highest court has overturned the death sentence imposed on Sri Lankan worker Anojan Sivarasa over a Facebook comment deemed blasphemous, according to the Sri Lankan government, as reported by Agence France-Presse on October 14. The Siv
An Ilhan Omar Hatch Act complaint has added an official-ethics challenge to the controversy over the October 12 search of the congresswoman’s Washington home. Democracy Defenders Fund announced the complaint October 13, alleging that executive-branch
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