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She asked her grandma to give a message for her future husband, and she basically politely said she's FOR THE STREETS 🤣 Writer: Mhedi t.co/SyFIdjz6zE

This guy was having an argument with his wife and couldn't take it anymore, so he jumped out of his apartment window 😬 Writer: Ian t.co/fj2hWpaRRb

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Forget trench warfare, it's now pipeline warfare in Ukraine This is the moment when Russian troops were reportedly trying to cut into a pipe being used by Ukrainians, who opened fire on them before it could be fully breached Writer: Ian t.co/4ADGgwMVVY

🚨BREAKING: 🇮🇱🇵🇸 West Bank shooting injures 5 Israelis, 2 of whom are in critical condition Two gunmen opened fire at the Judea Junction on Route 35, with IDF soldiers returning fire and killing them  Writer: Ian t.co/YHP4CPANaU

🇦🇺 Apple fans LINE UP in Melbourne for the iPhone Duo launch! 📲 The first customer even wore a blazer matching the Star White model. Australia is among the first countries to get it, with prices starting at A$3,499. The wait is over, and the first buyers are getting their hands on it. Writer: Lucas t.co/kSfGaUKIlG

🇺🇸 Trump endorses Max Engling for Indiana Secretary of State praising the lifelong Hoosier and former Senate staffer as a true MAGA Warrior! “Max Engling has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Secretary of State of Indiana — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” Engling better deliver too. Trump does not take kindly to being let down... Writer: Bri

🇨🇦Pushing body and mind to the absolute limit. Canadian diver, Molly Carlson made history off the coast of Newfoundland as the first woman to dive off an iceberg. What started as a journey with her own mental health turned into the scariest, most powerful jump of her life…and she NAILED IT! “I’ve always seen icebergs as 10% of what everyone sees and then 90% under the surface what nobody is seeing and what people are struggling with.” Writer: Bri t.co/md8LM3PDMo

🇰🇵 The YouTuber Harry Jaggard showed up in NORTH KOREA to ask for the KIM JONG UN HAIRCUT He brought a barber in Pyongyang a photo of the leader and walked out with the signature style for $8, plus a head massage. North Korea will lock you up for the wrong song or the wrong haircut if you’re local, but a tourist can walk in and ask for the supreme leader special. Turns out the rules get a little flexible when the customer is paying in dollars. Writer: Lucas t.co/yZfhHCR3fv

🇺🇸 The Pentagon and Lockheed just shook on a 10-year, 850-jet F-35 deal worth tens of billions Production stays at 156 a year, Lockheed kicks in $7 billion for unspecified "initiatives," and nobody has said what the whole thing costs or saves. Congress still has to sign off, the House wants proof of at least 5% savings plus full spare parts on every jet, and neither chamber has authorized the decade of maintenance that's half the point. A previous five-year maintenance deal died because nobody could show it saved money or improved readiness. The Air Force told Congress yesterday it needs 1,509 combat-ready fighters by 2035 after losing 81 airframes to Iran. The answer this week is a deal that locks in the same output for ten years, on a jet whose newest copies are parked for training because the upgrade isn't cleared for combat. Source: Breaking Defense / Lockheed Martin / Writer: Daniel

🇫🇷 Tucker says the first thing you notice in the Paris riot footage is that MOST of the people DON'T LOOK FRENCH He argues that many people in the clips appear to have African or North African backgrounds, pointing to France’s colonial history and decades of immigration from French-speaking African countries. His broader argument is that France stopped tracking origins as immigration accelerated, making the scale of the change harder to measure. When you bring in large numbers from places that have long struggled with stability, he argues, the conditions tend to follow. The footage, in his view, simply makes the demographic shift impossible to ignore. Source: @TCNetwork / Writer: Lucas

🚨🇺🇸 Palmer Luckey and the man who brought back the dire wolf are building CAPTAIN AMERICA PUPS... $200 million worth of cloned and gene-edited good boys for the Pentagon The problem Warhound is solving is real: the Pentagon runs 2,200 dog teams, buys 80% of them from Europe while bidding against China and Russia for the same litters, and has to purchase 200 dogs to field 100 because the rest wash out with bad hips, bad eyes or cancer. Warhound biobanks the best Malinois and Shepherds that already passed, clones them, edits out the career-ending genes, and straps on Anduril armor, eye and ear protection and goggles tied into its battlefield network so dog, handler and drones share one picture. First dogs in two years, sold as “Canine-as-a-Service,” with the Humane Society certifying training and reuniting retirees with their handlers. Anyone who has worked next to a military dog knows they find what sensors miss and go where machines can’t, and losing half of them to genetics before they deploy is a waste the troops have eaten for decades. Lamm calls it the Captain America dog program. A $1.2 billion valuation for the goodest boys ever made, and WORTH EVERY CENT. Source: TechCrunch / Writer: Daniel

🇨🇱Lightning strikes a LATAM flight mid-air en route to Santiago A blinding flash LIT UP the entire cabin and sent a wave of panic through the passengers. The sudden strike hit amid severe thunderstorms but thankfully the plane landed safely at Santiago Airport. Writer: Bri t.co/XGbB5cjkLK

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump floats renaming the Strait of Hormuz the “Trump Strait” and jokes the Atlantic is next😅 “I’m thinking about calling the strait, the Hormuz strait, the Trump strait. We have a gulf. Now I need an ocean and a river. The American Ocean... I’m pleased to announce that on Monday morning, we’ll be changing the name of the Atlantic Ocean to the American Ocean.” Writer: Daniel t.co/rJnG8mJAQs

🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Eight months of bombing produced the exact Iran Washington said it wanted to prevent: one run by the Revolutionary Guard, with nobody left who can sign a deal A new Carnegie and Brookings assessment counts 17 or 18 of Tehran's 20 most powerful figures as hardliners, most of them Guard veterans, and finds that plenty of them can order an escalation while none has the standing to authorize a concession. The supreme leader who could was killed in the opening weeks. That's the bill for the decapitation strategy, and it's coming due in real time. The vice president admitted to Reuters this month that Washington doesn't know who makes decisions in Tehran. The WSJ reported Thursday that parliament just handed the defense ministry to one of the architects of Iran's ballistic program, and that Iranian officials told mediators the next round means sinking US warships. Pressure was supposed to make the regime bend. It made the regime the Guard, and the Guard doesn't bend. The post-midterm strike plan only works if someone in Tehran can pick up the phone and surrender... which is why Trump keeps saying he went too far, because every new strike kills another man who might have made that call. So who’s left to say uncle? Source: Carnegie Endowment / Brookings / Reuters / WSJ / Writer: Daniel

🇺🇸 Iron Man himself JUMPED in to push Specs AR glasses 😎 Robert Downey Jr. signed on as the face of the new see-through glasses, and developers are already demoing full hologram scenes on Quest 3 that run entirely through Rive’s GPU renderer. The jump from early experiments to something that feels usable is happening faster than expected. Tony Stark did his job here 🔥 Writer: Lucas t.co/c99rDODm9g

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🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Satellite images show Iran rebuilding its "Eagle 44" mountain airbase 100 miles from Hormuz after three rounds of US strikes... with a new taxiway already paved Planet Labs imagery from late September shows the runway cleared of obstacles, bombed equipment bulldozed off the pavement and fresh concrete leading into the ridge tunnels where Phantoms, drones and possibly cruise missiles are stored. The tunnel entrances look intact. The Pentagon has never named the base; Iran has never admitted it was hit. Hegseth said in April the air force was "wiped out" and the missile program "functionally destroyed." Both can be true about March and still miss what's happening now: 50 of 69 struck tunnel entrances were reportedly cleared by May, a Western official told Bloomberg this month Iran is "well-stocked" with missiles, and Tehran is spending scarce concrete on a base for a fleet Trump says no longer exists. Either the regime is building for show, or the strike plan for November is about to find out what's behind those doors. Source: The War Zone / Planet Labs / Writer: Daniel

🇩🇪 Four tiny Microduck robots completely stole the show at NVIDIA’s GTC Berlin keynote. Jensen Huang had them sitting, standing, and taking naps right on stage, proving the future of AI robotics is officially adorable. Microduck is an open source robot meant for developers and students who want to teach machines new physical skills, tweak them and share the results with others. Writer: Bri t.co/JcM4uGEyBO

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran told mediators that if the US strikes again it will try to sink American warships, kill their crews, and hit airports and pipelines across every Gulf state The threats went through diplomatic channels as well as state TV, and the Journal's sources say they're backed by hundreds to thousands of ballistic missiles plus limited new production in underground plants. Tehran did the first version of this in March, wrecking Fifth Fleet headquarters, a Qatari gas plant and airports in three countries, and its September missiles came close to US ships. The Pentagon says it destroyed 90% of Iran's missile and drone industry. Iran just appointed the father of its ballistic program as defense minister. Those two facts don't both get to be the whole story, and with interceptor stocks already drained on every side, the fleet sailing in for November is the one that unfortunately finds out which is closer to true... Source: WSJ / Writer: Daniel

🇩🇪🇷🇺 Merz puts the war with Russia AHEAD of the economy, and that makes AfD look like the rational one The Chancellor says Russia’s impact on German society worries him more than the economy, as industry struggles with high energy costs and weak growth. AfD keeps emphasizing energy security, industrial competitiveness, and economic growth over security-driven priorities. Declaring the main country that still supplies a large part of your energy as the top priority to fight against doesn’t look especially smart either. When the governing side keeps ranking the war first, the party that stays fixed on the economy starts sounding like the more practical option in the room. Writer: Lucas t.co/sie8lGdQg5

🇿🇦Hero father takes on and KILLS three carjackers while protecting his children In South Africa, he and his children were leaving their yard when a white vehicle reportedly blocked their exit. One attacker held a gun to his son’s head at the gate while another opened fire on the vehicle. The father returned with a FURY OF FIRE from the driver's seat, killing one on the spot while the other two fled and later died of their wounds. Protecting his own at all costs. Writer: Bri t.co/Pc6di6X0OX

🚨🇺🇸 Trump CALLS for Ilhan Omar to RESIGN after reports she LIED about her real name A federal court filing referred to her as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. Sources close to the investigation say Omar is not her real name. Her office says it is. When asked if she married her brother, she answered: “not to my knowledge.” The name lines up with her ex-husband Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, which is what keeps the old rumor. Trump is treating the court language as enough to demand she step down. Writer: Lucas

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Photos of Iran's strikes on Gulf bases show the hangars where America keeps its spare parts burned... which leaves the US Navy with a one and done war Those canopies in Bahrain and the UAE held the parts that keep jets flying, so planes now go feet dry with no repair line behind them, flying from carriers parked so far out that the sortie math barely works. Bobby Jones, retired Navy commander, says the enemy below the surface is the number one threat to anyone on a ship: "That sub can be involved in all the other areas of warfare while making you the primary target." An unlocated sub pulls a ship or two plus aircraft off the blockade just to hunt it, and a carrier turning into the wind to launch can't maneuver. Bobby expects Israel to open the next round on a weekday, when a state of emergency can still land before October 27. @WeTheBrandon

🇺🇸🔥We really got a vibe-coded Tesla Roadster game before GTA VI dropped Packed with rocket jumps, physics-defying barrel rolls, and insane boost mechanics, you can test out what SpaceX thrusters can actually do! And you can jump into the driver seat as fast as the Roadster hits 0 to 60...under two seconds flat. Writer: Bri t.co/mfjOTXTegv

🇺🇸 Washington’s multi-front talks are starting to look like one big bargaining table between the 2 ongoing wars. Witkoff is back in Moscow, some Russian diesel restrictions are easing, and Iran remains in the background. The pattern suggests energy and military pressure are becoming bargaining chips across two conflicts. Trump wants progress on both wars before the election, while Moscow retains leverage over oil markets and ties to Tehran. Meanwhile, Kyiv’s strikes on Russian energy remain one of its few tools to hurt Moscow, giving Washington a potential concession to offer. The risk? Ukraine’s battlefield gains become currency in talks over Iran, while Tehran watches Washington pursue side deals. The more these conflicts intertwine, the harder it becomes to trust that any deal is final. Source: Reuters, CNN / Writer: Lucas

🇧🇷 Supporters HOLD a campaign closing for Flávio in Recife Recife has never been easy ground for the Bolsonaro side, but nights like this in the Northeast still move the needle when every point counts. The crowd speaks LOUD before the runoff 🔥 Writer: Lucas t.co/urveo1s1nb

🇸🇦 🇸🇾 🇾🇪 Syria is reportedly under heavy pressure to send troops into Yemen... and without a real plan, they’d be walking into a slaughter. Malcolm Nance says Syria’s battle hardened anti tank crews could pick apart Houthi positions from four or five kilometers out, but rushing pickup trucks into those valleys gets them butchered, while Saudi Arabia keeps bombing from the air like the US did in Iraq: “You got to pry them out man to man. The Apaches can’t do all this.” Hiring someone else’s veterans won’t fix a war plan Riyadh still doesn’t have. @MalcolmNance

🇺🇸What if you could actually see sound? 🎧 Apple Music shaped their new logo with real acoustic vibrations filmed entirely in-camera, no CGI. Sound literally brought it to life. 🎶 Writer: Bri t.co/WiHbyIhWs4