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New Singapore government data shows residents are exercising more and cutting back on sugar, yet 95 percent still consume too much salt. The findings, reported by The Straits Times and Malay Mail, highlight a stubborn gap in the nation's dietary habits despite broader progress on healthy living goals.
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Russell Crowe's new Netflix crime thriller about the Unabomber case has become the most-watched film on the platform worldwide. The drama centres on Harvard professor Henry A. Murray, whose personality study was famously taken part in by a young Ted Kaczynski before he carried out his mail-bombing campaign. Reviews are split, with The Telegraph criticising the film while audiences push it to the top of global charts.
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German presenter Mitri Sirin has addressed criticism that has led some to call him the 'most hated Gen Z figure'. In remarks reported by freenet Mail, he said his generation simply voices what bothers them, adding that 'some people have a problem with that'. The comment has sparked debate online about young people's openness and the backlash it provokes.
- 4Canadian CEO of Sudan's Kush Bank freed from Dubai prison●Canadian CEO of # Sudan ’s Kush Bank has been released onto a road, from months in a Dubai prison, malnourished and suff
The Canadian chief executive of Sudan's Kush Bank has been released after months of detention in a Dubai prison. He was reportedly left on a road malnourished and suffering from several illnesses. His detention stemmed from a disputed extradition request linked to South Sudan cartels, and the case has drawn attention through coverage in The Globe and Mail.
- 5Supreme Court lets Trump enact parts of mail-in voting order●Supreme Court allows Trump to implement parts of his mail-in voting executive order
The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to implement portions of the president's executive order on mail-in voting. The decision lifts legal barriers to parts of the order taking effect while litigation continues, and is expected to shape ongoing battles over election procedures ahead of upcoming votes.
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Donald Trump is trending as discussion grows over his economic coercion of Canada. A Globe and Mail opinion piece argues a former FTC chairman offers Canadians reasons for optimism despite the pressure. The item comes as trade and tariff-related tensions between Washington and Ottawa remain a live political and economic concern on both sides of the border.
- 7Garden Answer shares fall decorating and apple cake baking●Decorating the Mail House for Fall & Baking an Apple Upside Down Cake (Delicious!)! 🎃🍂🥧
Garden Answer, a popular gardening channel, has released a new autumn video in which the hosts decorate their mail house for fall and bake an apple upside down cake. The seasonal home and garden content has drawn large audiences, gathering over 200,000 likes as viewers embrace fall-themed decorating and baking inspiration.
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A former FBI agent who helped catch Ted Kaczynski, the so-called Unabomber, has spoken out about a Netflix dramatisation of the case, naming what he says is the biggest thing the film left out. The interview has renewed interest in the 1996 arrest of Kaczynski, whose mail-bomb campaign killed three people and injured dozens before his capture at a Montana cabin.
- 9NASA Pours $359 Million Into Boeing's Struggling Space Program▼How NASA Saved Boeing's Space Program With a New Contract and $359 Million
Reports say NASA has awarded Boeing a new contract worth $359 million, a move being described as a lifeline for the company's troubled space program. Boeing's Starline program has faced repeated setbacks, delays and cost overruns in recent years, and the fresh funding is being framed as NASA stepping in to keep its commercial crew partner afloat. Coverage from outlets including The Globe and Mail and The Motley Fool highlights the scale of the award and what it means for Boeing's future role in human spaceflight.
- 10Dolly Parton's book program now reaches 1 in 7 US kids under five▼Dolly Parton’s book program reaches 1 in 7 U.S. kids under 5. How much longer?
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which mails free books monthly to young children, now reaches roughly one in seven American children under the age of five. Reports raise questions about the program's future, asking how much longer it can continue at its current scale, amid concerns over funding and sustainability.
- 11Blockbuster's $50 million refusal to buy Netflix revisited●У 2000 році Blockbuster відмовився купити Netflix за 50 мільйонів доларів. Netflix на той момент був маленьким сервісом
In 2000, Blockbuster declined to buy Netflix for $50 million. At the time, Netflix was a small DVD-by-mail rental service founded in 1997, charging $15.95 a month with no due dates. The story is being retold as a classic example of a corporate giant missing a historic opportunity, as Netflix went on to become a streaming leader while Blockbuster collapsed.
- 12How to send iPhone photos as email attachments▼Sending iPhone photos as email attachments – from iOS 14 onwards
Macworld explains how to send photos from an iPhone as proper email attachments rather than embedded images, covering the steps for devices running iOS 14 and later. The guide walks users through sharing options and Mail settings so pictures arrive as files recipients can download, a common point of confusion for iPhone owners sending photos by email.
- 13Sierra Theatre in Jefferson Joins Dolly Parton Imagination Library Fundraiser●Sierra Theatre in Jefferson to Participate in Fundraiser for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
The Sierra Theatre in Jefferson, Iowa, is taking part in a fundraiser benefiting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, the program that mails free books to young children. Local outlet Raccoon Valley Radio reported the theatre's participation, drawing attention to community efforts to support childhood literacy in Greene County and encourage residents to attend and donate.
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The Globe and Mail published an opinion piece questioning whether exchange-traded funds are as investor-friendly as they seem. The column suggests that while ETFs are marketed as low-cost, transparent products, retail investors may ultimately be the product themselves, with issuers and intermediaries profiting from their participation. It adds to a growing debate about who really benefits from the booming ETF industry.
- 15User ditches email providers with self-hosted SMTP relay●Heute habe ich meinen eigenen SMTP-Relay auf einem kleinen VPS produktiv genommen. Keine Tracking-Pixel, kein externer M
A user reports putting their own SMTP relay into production on a small virtual private server. The setup removes tracking pixels and reliance on external mail providers that may silently drop messages, while giving full control over queue, logs and delivery. SPF, DKIM, DMARC and TLS are reportedly configured correctly, and the setup works with Thunderbird.
- 16Apple updates Full Disk Access rules in macOS▼Updates to Full Disk Access in macOS Article URL: https:// developer.apple.com/news/?id=p 6zjojqw Comments URL: https://
Apple has published updates to its documentation on Full Disk Access in macOS, the privacy permission that controls which apps can read sensitive user data such as Mail, Messages and files across the system. Developers are reviewing the changes to understand how their apps must request and handle this access going forward.
- 17Supreme Court Rules on Mail Ballots and Congressional Maps●The U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Mail Ballots, Congressional Maps, and the SAVE Database
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued rulings touching on mail ballots, congressional district maps, and the SAVE database, a federal system for verifying voter eligibility. The decisions arrive at a time of ongoing national disputes over election rules and voting access, and they are likely to shape how states run elections and draw district boundaries.
- 18Nevada County Expands Ballot Drop Box Options for 2026 Election▼Nevada County Elections Expands Drop Box Options for the 2026 General Election
Nevada County Elections officials have announced an expansion of ballot drop box options ahead of the 2026 General Election, giving voters more locations to return their mail ballots. The move is aimed at improving access and reducing lines as participation grows. Local residents and election watchers are weighing in on what the added sites mean for turnout and voting convenience in the county.
- 19Trump Urges Republicans to Vote by Mail in Midterms●Trump, Critic of Voting by Mail, Urges Republicans to Do It in Midterms https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/03/us/politics/t
President Trump, who has long criticised mail-in voting as prone to fraud, is now encouraging Republicans to use it ahead of the midterm elections. The shift, reported by the New York Times, highlights the gap between his public attacks on the method and his party's practical efforts to match Democratic mail-voting turnout.
- 20Supreme Court justices signal limits on mail-in ballots in RNC case▼US Supreme Court arguments news today: SCOTUS justices appear likely to set limits on mail-in ballots in RNC case
The US Supreme Court heard arguments in a case brought by the Republican National Committee concerning mail-in ballots, and reporting on the arguments suggests the justices are inclined to impose limits on the practice. The case touches on voting rules ahead of upcoming elections, and observers are watching closely for how the Court's ruling could shape ballot access.
- 21Trump Urges Republicans to Vote By Mail After Years of Criticism●Trump Urges Republicans to Vote By Mail After Criticizing Practice
Donald Trump is calling on Republicans to vote by mail, reversing his long-standing criticism of the practice, which he had repeatedly claimed was prone to fraud. The New York Times reports the shift marks a notable change in messaging ahead of upcoming elections, as the former president now encourages his party to embrace absentee and mail-in ballots that he once attacked.
- 22Proposal floated to share threat intelligence over ActivityPub▼What if we shared # ThreatIntelligence over # ActivityPub — known bad IPs (failed SSH logins, spamming mail servers, etc
A proposal circulating in the decentralized web community suggests using ActivityPub, the protocol behind Mastodon, to share cybersecurity threat intelligence between trusted organizations — for example, lists of known bad IP addresses caught in failed SSH login attempts or mail server spam. The idea has reportedly progressed into a written draft and an early reference implementation, with its author asking the public for feedback and interest.
- 23Horror fan shares mail day haul of books and DVDs●Gestriger # Posteingang 📬 📖 # buch # sachbuch # film # movie # dvd # Soundtrack # music # horror # angst # texaschainsaw
A German-speaking film enthusiast posted about yesterday's mail delivery, showing off new non-fiction books along with DVDs of classic horror films. The haul included The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Carrie, The Shining and Eraserhead, plus talk of soundtracks and film music. The post reflects ongoing enthusiasm for classic horror cinema among film collectors and fans.
- 24Trump urges supporters to use mail and early voting●Trump advocates for mail and early voting despite historically opposing both
Donald Trump is now encouraging Republicans to vote by mail and cast early ballots, a sharp reversal after years of attacking those methods as prone to fraud. The shift signals concern within his camp that restrictive messaging could cost the party votes in upcoming elections, and it has prompted debate among his supporters and critics alike.
- 252026 General Election ballots begin arriving in Douglas County▼2026 General Election ballots are on the way
Douglas County election officials say ballots for the 2026 General Election are being mailed out to voters. Residents should watch their mailboxes in the coming days, and those who do not receive a ballot are encouraged to contact the county election office. The mailing marks the start of voting for next year's election cycle in the county.
- 26Trump Urges Republicans to Vote by Mail in Midterms●Trump, Critic of Voting by Mail, Urges Republicans to Do It in Midterms
President Trump, a longtime critic of voting by mail, is calling on Republicans to use mail-in ballots in the upcoming midterm elections. The shift puts him at odds with his own repeated claims that mail voting is prone to fraud, and is being read as an effort to help his party close the gap with Democrats, who have historically made greater use of early and mail voting.
- 27Testing finds public health risks in West Virginia well water▼Gazette-Mail testing reveals public health risks from West Virginians' well water
The Charleston Gazette-Mail reports that its own testing uncovered public health risks in well water used by West Virginia residents. The findings raise concerns about contamination in private wells, which are not subject to the same regulation as public water systems, and prompt questions about state oversight and what residents should do to protect their households.
- 28Astoria business owner frustrated over missing mail service●Downtown Astoria business owner: 'I just want my mail'
A downtown Astoria business owner is speaking out over ongoing mail problems, saying plainly: 'I just want my mail.' The complaint highlights disruptions to postal delivery that are affecting small businesses in the Oregon coastal town's commercial district. The owner says reliable mail service is essential for running the business, and the situation has drawn local attention to USPS delivery reliability downtown.
- 29Apple to tighten macOS Full Disk Access over AI agent risks●Apple says it's tightening macOS 'Full Disk Access' controls due to new risks from AI agents | TechCrunch
Apple announced it will add new controls around macOS's Full Disk Access permission. The company warned that increasingly capable AI agents make broad access to users' files, messages, mail, and browsing history riskier, prompting tighter safeguards over which apps can read sensitive data.
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Donna DeHart argues that breast cancer awareness should extend beyond the annual awareness month, urging continued attention to screening, early detection and support for patients year-round. The op-ed, published by the Charleston Gazette-Mail, emphasizes that the conversation and action around breast cancer cannot stop when October ends.
- 31San Diego County Mails Ballots, Opens 150 Drop Boxes▼County Mails Ballots and Opens More Than 150 Ballot Drop Boxes for November General Election
San Diego County has begun mailing ballots to registered voters and opened more than 150 ballot drop boxes ahead of the November general election. Officials say the expanded drop box network gives residents flexible options to return ballots securely before Election Day, as voting gets underway in California's second-largest county.
- 32Users share Google-free Linux desktops for Desktop Friday●Mal wieder zu Spät dran #ViernesDeEscritorio #DesktopFriday Mein Desktop unter Fedora 44 Gnome 50.3 die Nutzung von Linu
Linux users are sharing screenshots of their desktop setups for the recurring Desktop Friday community event, also tagged in Spanish as ViernesDeEscritorio. One user showed a Fedora workstation running GNOME, describing a setup built entirely on Linux and open source software, including messengers and mail apps, deliberately avoiding Google, Microsoft and Apple services while using AI tools only on their own terms.
- 33Apple tightens macOS Full Disk Access over AI agent risks●Apple says it’s tightening macOS ‘Full Disk Access’ controls due to new risks from AI agents Apple says it will add new
Apple says it will tighten macOS 'Full Disk Access' permission controls, warning that increasingly capable AI agents create new risks when granted broad access to users' files, messages, mail and other sensitive data. The move signals Apple is rethinking privacy safeguards as agentic AI tools that read and act on user data become more widespread, prompting debate among developers and privacy watchers about how access permissions should work in the AI era.
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Absentee and early in-person voting has opened ahead of the November 3 election, giving voters their first chance to cast ballots before election day. Local officials are processing absentee requests and opening early voting sites. Attention is likely to focus on turnout in the opening days and how many voters choose to vote early or by mail.
- 35Both Parties File Wave of Pre-Election Lawsuits▼Flurry of Lawsuits Shows Both Parties Preparing for Post-Election Challenges
Democrats and Republicans are filing hundreds of pre-election lawsuits across several US states, shaping rules on mail ballots, voter rolls, and vote counting ahead of November. The New York Times reports the flurry of litigation shows both parties are preparing for potential post-election legal challenges, expecting narrow margins and contested results in key swing states.
- 36Privacy-minded users question Proton Mail's ethics●Been hearing some sketchy things about the ethics going on at # protonmail and after I just finished my gmail transition
Users in the open-source community are voicing concerns about ethical practices at Proton Mail, the Swiss privacy-focused email provider. Some say they had just switched from Google's Gmail only to hear worrying claims, and are now asking peers what alternatives to use for email and cloud storage, with suggestions including self-hosted options like Nextcloud.