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SAN JOSE, Calif. –  Jordi Tortell Daly and Isac Enriquez found the back of the net to lead the San José State men’s soccer team (2-3-1, 0-0-0 MW) in a 2-2 draw against Pacific (1-3-2, 0-0-0 WCC) on Thursday night at the Spartan Soccer Complex. The Spartans controlled the opening half, outshooting the Tigers 11-3 and earning four corner kicks. Goalkeeper Ronin Axelson kept the match scoreless in the 27th minute when he stopped a Pacific penalty kick. SJSU broke through just 20 seconds after halftime. Ryan Corcoran and Cameron Cook combined to set up Tortell Daly, who found the back of the net for his second goal of the season and gave the Spartans a 1-0 advantage. Pacific answered in the 53rd minute with a goal from Xavier Cisneros to level the match. The Spartans regained the lead in the 74th minute when Enriquez headed in his first career goal. Diego Nieves and Daniel Fregoso Bautista were credited with assists on the play.  » Read More

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Climate change means Australia's love of the coast is facing a multi-billion-dollar reckoning, research suggests, as rising seas threaten to turn its prized coastal lifestyle into a question of who will foot the bill: property owners or governments. In the first nationwide assessment of economic losses from sea level rise, researchers from the University of Melbourne, the Australian National University and Global Environmental and Economic Modelling have found that all coastal states and the Northern Territory face hefty damage bills this century. Australia could face damage costs of more than $850 billion, with more than $274 billion going to property losses and $580 billion spent on land-use damage. Co-author Tom Kompas said the findings were "alarming", and the economic toll would mount as fossil fuel emissions continued to drive global temperatures higher. "We keep warming the planet … so you get more sea level rise, you get higher tides, higher king tides, higher maximum tides," the professor of environmental economics and biosecurity at the University of Melbourne said. "You get more intense,  » Read More

Key Takeaways Doja Cat said she was tired of her fans, online rumors, and doing things "in a fake way" during a Twitch stream in which she slurred and repeated her words. After fans raised concerns about her health and speculated that she was intoxicated, she appeared to reassure them on X by writing, "in ok yall." Days earlier, she discussed struggles with marijuana, alcohol, and "undiagnosed" mental illness on TikTok, following her recent commitment to quit vaping. Doja Cat fans have shared that they’re worried about the health of the rapper after she appeared on a Twitch livestream slurring her words and appearing unfocused. Viewers speculated that Doja was intoxicated during the stream, which took place earlier this week and was reshared via other social media accounts. She appeared to repeat herself and stumble over words, which seemed to reflect an existential exhaustion. "I’m so tired of this man," Doja said in the video. "I wanna make music. I'm so sick of making and doing stuff in a fake way. I’m tired of my fans. I’m tired of these fake-ass people going on TikTok and Twitter, just making shit up. It’s so much deeper." Following a wave of fan

by Kenneth Michael White, Kennesaw State University, Despite being divided on most issues, an overwhelming majority of Americans agree that their democracy is in a state of crisis or facing serious challenges. A few of the symptoms of the problem: Close allies see the U.S. as a threat to peace. Immigration raids by poorly trained federal agents have terrorized cities. President Donald Trump claims that only his own sense of morality limits his power. The Trump administration has politicized the Justice Department, and many of Trump’s political nominees refuse to acknowledge that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. Plato warned that an unhealthy democracy can easily fall prey to a tyrant. As a scholar of American government, I see dishonest leaders, an environment of declining trust and a cultural penchant for violence as symptoms of Plato’s scenario. The courts, which research suggests are ineffective at instituting significant political change, cannot adequately counter today’s democratic crisis. So what can? One thing I’ve learned over two decades is that when it comes to the fundamentals of democracy, political science is not rocket science. A healthy democracy requires educated citizens, including a

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New York, New york 10th Septermber 2026 - Social media is changing quickly. For years, Snapchat helped define how teens communicate online: camera-first messaging, disappearing content, Stories, private conversations, and quick visual interactions. But in 2026, a new generation of social apps is taking a different approach. Instead of building everything around public feeds, follower counts, and endless scrolling, newer platforms are experimenting with private friend networks, AI-powered creativity, temporary content, interactive messaging, and new ways to make digital conversations feel more immediate. That raises an obvious question: What are the best new social apps for teens in 2026, and what are the best alternatives to Snapchat? There isn't one answer for everyone. Snapchat remains a major social platform, while Instagram, TikTok, Discord, BeReal and other services each offer different experiences. But a new category is emerging: teen-first social apps designed specifically around how younger users communicate today. Here are the most interesting options to know. What Are Teens Looking for in Social Apps in 2026? The social media experience of the past decade was heavily focused on public visibility. Followers. Likes. Views. Public profiles. Algorithmic feeds. But social interaction doesn't always need to be public. For many younger users