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    Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio is among the most searched names in Italy. Italian sports media are discussing his situation, with commentary recalling difficult spells at Juventus and a move to the Premier League that never led to regular playing time, alongside reports of a desire to return to Italian football. Fans are debating what his next step should be.

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    Election news is trending on multiple fronts. In Texas, final midterm polls show Greg Abbott leading with early voting underway, whilestate Rep. James Talarico also tops his race. In Nevada, a judge will hear a request to delay the trial of Henderson Councilwoman Carrie Cox. Meanwhile, Brazilians head to the polls Sunday in a highly polarized presidential race, drawing international attention.

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    Fitness coach and bodybuilder Greg Doucette published commentary about a 21-year-old he says has moved 'closer to death', drawing over 500,000 likes. The item is believed to refer to a young fitness figure whose extreme physique or preparation methods Doucette is criticising, part of his ongoing commentary on dangerous bodybuilding practices among young athletes.

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    Texas Regulators Kept Approving Data Center Permits Despite Abbott's Pause Order●“These actions do not signal an agency trying to pause.” From Dylan Baddour at Inside Climate News: Regulators in # TexaMmastodonWorldPolitics96 min ago

    Texas regulators continued processing permits for data center projects even after Governor Greg Abbott publicly ordered a pause last month, according to reporting by Dylan Baddour at Inside Climate News. The findings suggest state agencies have not actually slowed their approval of data center developments, despite the governor's announcement.

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    Fritz Kussin, Concord's beloved 'retail mayor', remembered▼Remembering Fritz Kussin, Concord’s ever-gregarious ‘retail mayor’✉newsBusinessRetail1 h ago

    Fritz Kussin, a longtime Concord, Massachusetts retailer and fixture of the town known affectionately as its 'retail mayor', has died. The Concord Bridge recalls him as ever-gregarious, a warm and familiar presence in local commerce who left a lasting mark on the community.

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    Israeli Election 2026 Described as Fragmented and Divided▼“Post-Genocide Israel 2026: Fragmented, Divided, Segregated Election with Few Alternatives” by Dan Steinbeck in The PaleMmastodonTechnologyInternet23 h ago

    A commentary by Dan Steinbeck in The Palestine Chronicle argues that Israel's 2026 election is fragmented, divided and segregated, with voters offered few real alternatives. The piece says Israel's political centre of gravity has shifted, portraying the vote as taking place in a post-genocide context. The commentary is circulating widely among pro-Palestinian and Middle East-focused online communities.

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    Andrew Franks hailed as hero after synagogue attack▼This is Andrew, the brave volunteer security guard who died three times on the operating table after tackling a knife-wielding terrorist to protect his congregation ❤️‍🩹 Andrew Franks was working as a volunteer security guard at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congr✉newsWarTerrorism1 h ago

    Andrew Franks, a volunteer security guard at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue in Manchester, is being honoured after tackling a knife-wielding terrorist attacking his congregation. He reportedly died three times on the operating table while being treated for his injuries, and tributes are pouring in describing him as a brave man who saved lives.

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    Elon Musk Unveils 'Flying' Tesla Roadster 2 in Texas●🇺🇸 Elon Musk Unveils "Crazy Stuff!" 'Flying' Tesla Roadster 2 at SpaceX Facility in McGregor, Texas▶youtubeScienceSpace1.2M4 h ago

    Elon Musk has unveiled a new 'flying' Tesla Roadster 2 at the SpaceX facility in McGregor, Texas, describing the reveal as 'crazy stuff.' The announcement has drawn massive attention online, with viewers debating whether the vehicle represents a genuine flying-capable car, a stunt, or a conceptual prototype. Details on specifications, availability, or official confirmation from Tesla remain limited as discussion continues.

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    Gregory 'Sugar Bear' Elliott inducted into North Carolina Music Hall of Fame▼ACPS employee Gregory 'Sugar Bear' Elliott enters the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame✉newsCultureMusic2 h ago

    Gregory 'Sugar Bear' Elliott, an employee of Alexandria City Public Schools, has been inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes his contributions to music alongside his work in the school system. The induction highlights a local school district employee achieving statewide recognition for a career in music, drawing attention from the Alexandria community and beyond.

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    Abbott dismisses report Texas could sell public beach to SpaceX●Abbott dismisses report Texas could sell public beach to SpaceX after controversy over closures✉newsScienceSpace Policy2 h ago

    Texas Governor Greg Abbott has dismissed a report suggesting the state could sell a public beach to SpaceX, following controversy over recent beach closures linked to the company's launch operations near Boca Chica. The report raised concerns about public access to state lands, and Abbott's rejection of the idea comes amid ongoing scrutiny of SpaceX's footprint on the Texas coast.

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    Union College enrollment chief featured in Chronicle of Higher Education▼Greg Sneed, vice president of enrollment management, featured in Chronicle of Higher Education✉newsLifeEducation2 h ago

    Greg Sneed, vice president of enrollment management at Union College, has been featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Union College shared the news, highlighting national recognition for its enrollment leadership. The Chronicle is a leading publication covering higher education policy and administration, making the placement notable for the college's profile in the sector.

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    Texas data center permits continue despite Abbott's call●"[B]usiness as usual for data centers." "A group of Texans believe they've discovered evidence that the state's environmMmastodonTechnology213 h ago

    A group of Texans say the state's environmental regulatory agency has kept issuing air and water permits to data centers even after Governor Greg Abbott called on it to stop. The report describes the situation as business as usual for the industry, raising questions about the governor's actual influence over the agency and how Texas balances rapid data center growth with environmental oversight. Critics see it as a sign that official calls for a pause carry little weight.

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    Texas Democrat Hinojosa sues over Musk emails as early voting starts●As early voting begins in Texas, Gov. Abbott’s challenger Gina Hinojosa sues over Musk emails✉newsWorldPolitics7 h ago

    Gina Hinojosa, the Democrat challenging Texas Governor Greg Abbott, has filed a lawsuit over emails connected to Elon Musk, with the case landing just as early voting begins in Texas. The suit adds a fresh flashpoint to the governor's race, tying the campaign to the billionaire whose political activity in the state has already drawn scrutiny.

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    Olympic champion Greg Searle becomes British Rowing performance director●Former Olympic gold medallist Greg Searle named British Rowing performance director✉newsSportOlympics7 h ago

    Former Olympic gold medallist Greg Searle has been appointed performance director of British Rowing. Searle, who won gold in the coxed pairs at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, takes on a leading role in shaping the programme ahead of future Olympic cycles. The appointment is being reported across sports news outlets.

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    West Seneca church members urge ICE to stop congregant's removal●Members of West Seneca church call on ICE to halt removal of one of their congregants✉newsWorldReligion10 h ago

    Members of a church in West Seneca, New York, are calling on US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to halt the deportation of one of their congregants. The congregation has publicly appealed for the removal to be stopped, drawing local attention to the individual's case and the wider debate over immigration enforcement affecting longtime community members.

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    Texas State Representative Gina Hinojosa is running for Texas governor against incumbent Republican Greg Abbott, and the race is drawing national attention. Recent coverage describes a tightening contest, with polls suggesting a competitive race and the Democratic Party beginning to spend in the state. Abbott has been campaigning, including a stop in Arlington, while clashes between the two candidates and a surprising state Senate race keep Texas at the center of the midterm political conversation.

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    Atkinson Church Prepares Christmas Services and Special Events▼Atkinson Congregational Church Gears Up for Christmas Services and Special Events✉newsWorldReligion12 h ago

    Atkinson Congregational Church in Atkinson is preparing its Christmas services and special seasonal events. The announcement, carried by local news outlet WHAV, outlines the church's plans for the holiday period, inviting parishioners and community members to take part in the upcoming worship services and festivities.

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    Jeff Kinney Reveals 10 Facts About Diary Of A Wimpy Kid●“Diary Of A Wimpy Kid” Author Jeff Kinney Revealed 10 Fascinating Facts About The World Of Greg Heffley✉newsCultureBooks7 h ago

    Jeff Kinney, author of the bestselling Diary Of A Wimpy Kid series, has shared ten previously unknown facts about his character Greg Heffley and the world of the books. The revelations cover the creation and inner workings of the popular children's franchise, giving longtime readers fresh insight into the series that has sold millions of copies worldwide.

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    Whitney Mitchell speaks out after Texas pardoned her fiancé's killer●Her fiancé and caretaker was murdered by a far-right extremist. Then Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pardoned the killer. My interview with Whitney Mitchell.✉newsWorldCrime8 h ago

    Whitney Mitchell, whose fiancé and caretaker was murdered by a far-right extremist, gives an interview discussing Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to pardon the killer. The conversation covers her loss, the pardon, and what it means for victims' families, drawing attention to the controversial use of gubernatorial clemency powers in a politically charged murder case.

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    Berkshire's Lennar Stake Climbs to 11.2% Under Abel●Berkshire's Lennar Stake Hits 11.2% as Abel Builds a Housing Bet✉newsBusinessReal Estate9 h ago

    Berkshire Hathaway has raised its stake in homebuilder Lennar to 11.2%, a move attributed to Greg Abel as he deepens the company's bet on US housing. The position makes Berkshire one of Lennar's largest shareholders and signals continued confidence in homebuilding even as mortgage rates weigh on the sector. Investors are watching whether Abel keeps reshaping Berkshire's portfolio with large housing and construction holdings.

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    Texas early voting opens with Musk looming over governor's race●Abbott, Hinojosa cast ballots as Elon Musk takes center stage in Texas governor’s race on first day of early voting httpMmastodonWorldPolitics122 h ago

    Early voting began in Texas's governor's race with Governor Greg Abbott and challenger Gina Hinojosa casting their ballots on the first day. Elon Musk has taken center stage in the contest, injecting his national profile into a race that is drawing attention far beyond the state.

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    Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate sues for Musk-Abbott emails▼Texas Democratic candidate for governor sues to review emails between Elon Musk and Greg Abbott✉newsWorldPolitics18 h ago

    A Texas Democratic candidate for governor has filed a lawsuit seeking access to email correspondence between billionaire Elon Musk and Governor Greg Abbott. The move is an effort to examine the relationship between the state's Republican leadership and one of the world's wealthiest men, whose companies have significant business and regulatory interests in Texas.

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    Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Hinojosa have cast their ballots, with the moment covered by Austin-based news outlet FOX 7. The voting comes as Texas voters head to the polls, and leaders casting their ballots publicly is a customary part of campaign season, often used to encourage turnout among their supporters.

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    Pinion Immunotherapeutics CEO to Speak at World Vaccine Congress Europe●Pinion Immunotherapeutics CEO Dr. Gregory Glenn to Speak at World Vaccine Congress Europe 2026 in Amsterdam✉newsWorldUS Politics18 h ago

    Dr. Gregory Glenn, chief executive of biotech firm Pinion Immunotherapeutics, is scheduled to speak at the World Vaccine Congress Europe 2026, to be held in Amsterdam. The announcement was carried by industry outlets including BioSpace and Business Wire. The Congress is a major annual gathering of vaccine developers, regulators and public health officials, and speaking slots there are typically used by companies to flag research programmes and partnerships ahead of the event.

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    Texas Kept Permitting Data Centers Despite Abbott's Pause, Report Says●Texas Continued Permitting Data Centers After Abbott’s Pause, Report Finds✉newsEnvironmentClimate21 h ago

    A new report finds that Texas continued approving permits for data centers even after Governor Greg Abbott announced a pause, according to Inside Climate News. The finding raises questions about whether the pause had any practical effect on the state's fast-growing data center industry, which has drawn scrutiny over its heavy water and electricity use. Critics are pointing to the gap between the announced policy and actual permitting activity.