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This Day in History: The United States Crushed Europe 19–9 at the 2021 Ryder Cup

This Day in History: The United States Crushed Europe 19–9 at the 2021 Ryder Cup

The 2021 Ryder Cup, held from September 24 to 26 at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, USA, presented a significant challenge for the European team. R...
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Discount retailer closes 5 stores across multiple states

Discount retailer closes 5 stores across multiple states

The retailer has closed five stores in 2026, leaving some shoppers with fewer convenient locations to visit.
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Presidents Cup players are getting paid to play. Here's how much

Presidents Cup players are getting paid to play. Here's how much

Presidents Cup players now receive stipends instead of mandatory charitable donations as golf economics shift.
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Series Preview: Guardians at Royals

Series Preview: Guardians at Royals

Need a sweep for a bye
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Maryland Hosts Quantum World Congress, Aims for Leadership in Quantum Computing Industry

Maryland Hosts Quantum World Congress, Aims for Leadership in Quantum Computing Industry

Maryland Hosts Quantum World Congress, Aims for Leadership in Quantum Computing Industry
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Internationals power to Friday sweep of U.S. team in Presidents Cup

Internationals power to Friday sweep of U.S. team in Presidents Cup

For the second straight Presidents Cup, the International Team swept all five foursomes matches on Day 2.
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City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge

Sept 24 (Reuters) - City Therapeutics filed for a US initial public offering on Thursday, joining a rush of biotech firms lining up to tap the fall IPO window.
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Wendy's franchisee declares bankruptcy. These GA restaurants impacted

Wendy's franchisee declares bankruptcy. These GA restaurants impacted

A Wendy's franchisee that operates in 15 states has declared bankruptcy. Are any locations in Georgia affected? See the list.
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Maple Leaf Foods Consolidates U.S. Plant Protein Production to Indianapolis Facility

Maple Leaf Foods Consolidates U.S. Plant Protein Production to Indianapolis Facility

Maple Leaf Foods Consolidates U.S. Plant Protein Production to Indianapolis Facility
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Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD

Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD

Nth Cycle and Glencore Announce 10-Year, $1 Billion+ Off-Take Deal for Project SHIELD
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Nor’easter to Bring Rain, Winds to U.S. East Coast

Nor’easter to Bring Rain, Winds to U.S. East Coast

A developing nor’easter is expected to form east of North Carolina on Thursday, September 24, 2026, and Friday, September 25, 2026, before moving along the East Coast. The storm is being influenced by high-pressure systems near Bermuda and Lake Superior, which are creating a complex steering pattern. This system is forecast to bring heavy rain, tidal flooding, and strong winds to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions over the weekend. Coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts are likely to experience the most significant impacts, including minor to moderate tidal flooding and localized flash flooding. The storm is expected to peak in intensity on Saturday or Sunday before moving northeast and out to sea. Source time: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 00:01:51 GMT.
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Rare September Nor’easter to Slam U.S. East Coast

Rare September Nor’easter to Slam U.S. East Coast

A rare September nor’easter is set to impact the U.S. East Coast this weekend, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and significant coastal flooding. Coastal flood warnings and high wind watches are in effect from North Carolina to Massachusetts. Southeastern Virginia, including Virginia Beach and Norfolk, is at the highest risk for major coastal inundation of 1 to 3 feet. Rainfall totals of 2-3 inches or more are expected in areas from Rhode Island to eastern Massachusetts, with wind gusts reaching 50-60 mph. Coastal areas may experience waves as high as 22 feet, with the storm expected to last through the weekend.