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Technology

China adds drone motors, speed controllers and propellers to its export licence list, effective Nov. 18; a separate August announcement covers US-bound shipments

China will require export licences for specified drone motors, electronic speed controllers, carbon-fibre propeller blades, drones that can fly beyond natural line of sight and several related items from Nov. 18, under Announcement No. 49 of 2026… Read more

Oct 22

City of Oswego

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Oswego State women's tennis wins its first SUNYAC title

Oswego State's women's tennis team won the program's first SUNYAC championship, beating SUNY Oneonta 4-3 in the title match, the Oswegonian reported. The Lakers finished 12-2 overall and 5-0 in conference play, which won the regular-season title… Read more

Oct 22

Oswego County

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New York State

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Capt. Clark Howard Leads Annual Toy Drive
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Longtime Nassau County Toys for Tots leader keeps going after a stroke

Chuck Kilbride, 73, a retired Marine major who has led Nassau County's Toys for Tots since the 1990s, helped hand out toys to children from Hempstead on Wednesday at Miller's Ale House in Levittown, where county government officials honored him… Read more

Oct 22

National

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International

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International Criminal Court Headquarters, Netherlands
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International Criminal Court wins the EU's Sakharov Prize

The International Criminal Court won this year's Sakharov Prize, the European Union's human rights award, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced Thursday in Strasbourg, DW reported. "This prize recognizes the important work of the… Read more

Oct 22

Technology

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Economy — Markets

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Weekly jobless claims fall to 194,000, below forecasts

Initial U.S. jobless claims fell by 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 194,000 in the week ending Oct. 17, below the 200,000 that economists polled by Bloomberg expected, the Labor Department reported Thursday, according to CNBC and Bloomberg. CNBC… Read more

Oct 22

Economy — Companies

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Sports

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Science

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Health

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The Nutter

Conspiracy theories curated and generated for ironic comedic purposes.

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Decommissioned

The truth has been making its rounds, that the land bridge between Alaska and Russia was decommissioned. Not submerged. Not eroded. Decommissioned. The word you use for a reactor that has served its purpose and been taken out of service by someone… Read more

Oct 22

Seven Bands

I have been reading the Shahnameh. Not the abridged version they hand out in survey courses. The full text, in a translation from 1905 that has not been updated to soften the technical language, and I need to talk about the Cup of Jamshid.

Oct 22

The Standard

A committee sat down in 2003 and finalized a standard for how digital video compresses moving images. The standard is called H.264. It is used in virtually every video stream, every broadcast, every conference call on earth. And within five years… Read more

Oct 22

Thirty-Eight Microseconds

The Global Positioning System does not run on the same clock as the surface of the earth. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is published physics, corrected for daily, acknowledged by every agency that operates the network. The atomic clocks… Read more

Oct 22