Mario Nawfal

🇵🇰 Baloch separatists launched a major assault on Pakistani military base in Gwadar The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) began Operation Almas on October 22, kicking things off with a vehicle packed with explosives before armed male and female fighters stormed a military camp. The BLF claims it killed dozens of Pakistani soldiers and intelligence personnel, but Islamabad says those numbers are propaganda. Pakistani security forces eventually killed all the attackers, bringing the assault to an end. Both sides are telling very different stories about the scale of the damage Source: @TabzLIVE on Telegram / Writer: Ian

🇺🇦🇺🇸 Zelensky claims Trump is "pretty good" friends with Putin This interview's really going to help relations between Kyiv and Washington Writer: Ian t.co/GXb6cKPvQm

🇹🇼 Powerful winds from Typhoon Champi have uprooted trees and damaged buildings across Taipei as one of the strongest storms of 2026 battered the island. Champi reached Category 5-equivalent strength earlier this week, with peak winds reportedly approaching 296 km/h (185 mph), before weakening as it approached Taiwan. The storm has left one person dead and more than 500 injured in the nation, with hundreds of thousands of households experiencing power outages. Hundreds of flights have been canceled, ferry services disrupted, and schools and businesses closed as authorities respond to dangerous winds and heavy rainfall. Writer: Mhedi t.co/nYexEatI6i

Trump turns any question into "Iran can't have a nuclear weapon" At this point, it's starting to look easier to get a straight answer out of Biden Writer: Ian t.co/r1Z10eu3bf

🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine's come up with a new way to intercept drones They now focus on cutting the fibre optic cable, rather than trying to crash into the drone, kamikaze style How long before there's a workaround to this one? Writer: Ian t.co/oYyqAKoKpV

🇺🇸 Fox News reporter asked them what issues they were concerned about at a Trump rally. Their answer: Inflation, gas prices, war. The interview ended right there! 😬 Writer: Mhedi t.co/OrdDRIZLB8

🇨🇴 This news reporter in Colombia suffered two phone snatching attempts in a matter of SECONDS in the middle of a broadcast. The only question now is how long it'll be before this is Europe. Writer: Mhedi t.co/uoR4kdnDNQ

🇩🇪 HITLER’S FORMER MOUNTAIN RETREAT TORCHED A suspect has been taken into custody after a fire engulfed the Eagle’s Nest, Hitler’s former mountain retreat in Bavaria. The remote location and a narrow access road have complicated firefighters's efforts to put out the flames. Police are still investigating the cause. A monument to Hitler’s ambition now faces a fiery end...just like his reign. Source: Bild, The Telegraph / Writer: Marie

People are buying FSD and getting a Tesla thrown in with it. FSD is becoming the main attraction, and the car is almost the bonus. The numbers speak for themselves. Tesla has 1.74 million active FSD subscriptions, up 67% in a year. People used to choose a car for its looks, power, or fancy interior. Now they're choosing one because of how intelligently it drives. At this rate, the wheels are just part of the software package. @Tesla / Writer: Annette, Designer: Janné

DUDE I would sh*t my pants! 😭 Writer: Sol t.co/BzdmdkXNT8

🇺🇸 SpaceX launched another 27 Starlink satellites into orbit, and the real star of the show was a Falcon 9 booster flying for the 36TH TIME. The rocket lifted off from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base, successfully deployed its satellites, and landed on a droneship in the Pacific just 8.5 minutes after launch. Booster B1063 first flew back in NOVEMBER 2020. It even launched NASA's DART mission, which successfully slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid. Nearly six years later, it's STILL flying missions and landing safely. Source: @nasaspaceflight / Writer: Sol

Tesla's fully loaded electric Semi just hit the road for a test drive, hauling approximately 30,000 POUNDS, and the driver couldn't stop praising it. A reviewer with a commercial driver's license got behind the wheel of the production truck and tested its acceleration up to 45 mph. His reaction? “It feels really effortless.” He praised the smooth acceleration, impressive visibility, regenerative braking, and the sheer power available without the usual gear shifts. At one point, he was so comfortable driving the massive truck that he joked about taking it all the way home to Denver 🔥 Source: The Fast Lane Truck (YT) / Writer: Sol

🇺🇲 Elon is challenging the idea of a “zero-sum mindset.” “If you have a zero-sum mindset, then the only way to get ahead is by taking things from others. If the pie is fixed, then the only way to have more pie is to take someone else’s pie. But this is false…” He says the economy isn’t a fixed pie, but one that has grown dramatically over time, creating more wealth and opportunity. The real goal is to make the pie bigger by creating more value than we consume. Even innovations that raise ethical questions can create enormous value, expand resources, and improve living standards over time. No need to fight over crumbs when there’s plenty of pies in the oven. Writer: Marie t.co/D1ySnxefFG

🚨🇺🇲 UPDATE: School bus OVERTURNS in Georgia after HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES. ~30 people were reportedly aboard, including Salem High School players and trainers returning from a game. Rockdale County Schools confirmed the bus belonged to the district but has not verified the number of passengers. The extent of any injuries remains unknown. Story developing… Source: 11Alive / Writer: Marie t.co/h1zLR5yVAF

🇸🇦🇮🇷 Satellite images show Saudi Arabia doubling its ballistic missile factory to build longer-range weapons on Chinese designs, with the first ones possible by New Year's The new casting hall at al-Duwadimi, 125 miles west of Riyadh, is twice the size of the old one and ringed with blast walls, and three separate analyst shops read it as the jump from the DF-15s Riyadh already fires into Yemen toward a DF-21-class missile that reaches Tehran. The digging started in April 2025, ten months before the Iran war, so this was a decision about America before it was a decision about Iran. Riyadh spent decades buying F-15s and Patriots and discovered this year that Washington won't sell the one weapon that deters Tehran, can't resupply the interceptors fast enough, and may bomb Iran again without asking. The fix is a Chinese missile line on Saudi soil, which means the next US president inherits a Gulf partner that no longer needs permission to retaliate. The possible casualty is the US-Saudi nuclear deal: a Senate that watches Riyadh build 1,000-mile missiles isn't going to hand it uranium enrichment, and MBS almost certainly knows it and built anyway. Source: Reuters / Writer: Daniel

🇺🇲 Trump ally Corey Lewandowski is under FEDERAL INVESTIGATION over DHS contracts. The DOJ probe follows a criminal referral from the department’s inspector general and is looking at contracting activity during Kristi Noem’s tenure as Homeland Security secretary. Lewandowski served as Noem’s senior aide and de facto chief of staff. His attorney denies wrongdoing, and no charges have been announced. Washington is a revolving door of federal investigations, and some people are bound to get stuck... Surprised Cory hasn’t already! Source: ABC News / Reuters t.co/GJvKj0qSNH

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Up to 40% of the Iranians killed in the crackdown may have died at the hands of foreign agents, using the same playbook the CIA ran in Iran in 1953. Death toll estimates have swung from 75,000 to 42,000, and Larry Wilkerson puts the real number closer to 10,000 to 12,000, pointing to Mossadegh’s overthrow and Chile under Allende as proof of how these operations work: “At least 40% of the people who were killed were killed by our agents in Iran trying to do the same thing.” If any of that holds up, the case for regime change gets a lot harder to sell.

🇺🇸 Meta spent more cash than it made for the first time since going public, and the stock has dropped nearly 8% since The ads business is still printing money, with revenue up 26% to $64.6 billion, but Meta poured $34.9 billion into its AI buildout in three months and only brought in $32.8 billion. Then come the lawyers, with a $25 billion New Mexico penalty under appeal stacked on a settlement with 47 states that could reach $17 billion. With up to $145 billion in spending planned this year, Meta’s AI has to start paying for itself fast, or shareholders are funding the world’s most expensive science project😅 Source: Yahoo Finance / Writer: Daniel

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Up to 40% of the Iranians killed in the crackdown may have died at the hands of foreign agents, using the same playbook the CIA ran in Iran in 1953. Death toll estimates have swung from 75,000 to 42,000, and Larry Wilkerson puts the real number closer to 10,000 to 12,000, pointing to Mossadegh’s overthrow and Chile under Allende as proof of how these operations work: “At least 40% of the people who were killed were killed by our agents in Iran trying to do the same thing.” If any of that holds up, the case for regime change gets a lot harder to sell.

🇺🇸 Joe Rogan wants the people behind the Epstein emails dragged into PUBLIC QUESTIONING, while some influencers are apparently telling everyone to move on. Discussing Howard Lutnick's reported connections to Epstein, Rogan and his guest react to allegations about visits involving children and the disturbing details surrounding Epstein's properties. Then the conversation turns to Nick Fuentes and others pushing people to stop obsessing over Epstein and focus on the midterms, Iran, and other major events. Rogan plays devil's advocate, suggesting they might see the Epstein story as a distraction because nothing ever changes. Source: JRE (YT) / Writer: Sol

🇮🇷 🇮🇱 Iran has reportedly handed missile launch authority to commanders in 31 separate districts, each with backups buried in other locations. Larry Wilkerson, Colin Powell’s former chief of staff, says those commanders can fire on their own for the first 10 to 15 minutes of a war without waiting on Tehran, and that Israel badly underestimates what that means: “It doesn’t matter if you get half of them and they won’t get half of them because they’re all very well camouflaged and very deeply buried.” Decapitation strikes don’t work against a country that has already wired itself to keep fighting without a head.

🇺🇸 Georgia school bus OVERTURNS, reportedly with STUDENTS INSIDE A Rockdale County school bus, possibly carrying Salem High School football players and trainers, overturned in Georgia. Injuries have been reported, and at least two medical helicopters were said to be requested at the scene. The number or severity of injuries has not been confirmed. No word on what caused the accident, but the bus is MANGLED. Source: @CodyAlcorn, 11Alive / Writer: Marie t.co/noyMC4kQWv

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The White House confirms it: Iranian plots to kill American officials are in “advanced stages,” the threat is the highest of the war, and every indicator says the shooting restarts before the midterms Nearly every embassy in the Middle East is being emptied as a direct result of the intelligence, troops are off the bases in Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait, three carriers are closing on the Gulf, and US strikes have already hit IRGC launchers on the Hormuz coast three times this week without a word from CENTCOM. Trump’s promise was no attack before Nov. 3. The military is moving like that promise expired. Forget the post-election window everyone has been reporting. Washington doesn’t evacuate diplomats for a strike it plans to launch in three weeks; it does it for one it expects to answer for in mere days. The Guard, broke and down to speedboats and hit squads, has decided its best shot is to start the next round before America picks the time. Source: New York Times / CBS News / Writer: Daniel

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Strikes on Iran look days away, and every warning sign is flashing at the same time. A senior US diplomat says strikes “absolutely” could come this weekend, Iraq’s prime minister has reportedly been told they’re coming, and Britain’s prime minister is reportedly calling Trump to talk him out of it. Iran has threatened the Gulf’s undersea cables, GPS in the UAE is being scrambled again, Israeli jets have flown to Iran’s border twice, and the West Bank is under lockdown. With this many signs pointing the same way, there’s very little time left to turn it around.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The US is thinning out its embassies in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and the UAE days after ordering families out of Saudi Arabia State says the four posts stay open under "restricted operations" and nobody is being ordered home yet, which is one notch below the Riyadh evacuation and one notch above normal. The stated reason is the Houthis; the DNI's memo to Rubio the same day said Iranian plots to kill American officials abroad have reached "advanced stages." Troops have been pulled off bases in Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait since Wednesday. The diplomats are now following them, and this is the exact sequence Washington ran in the last week of February before the first strikes fell. Source: CBS News / Writer: Daniel

🏀🇷🇺 Go for a layup, get punched in the jaw. HoopKnockout is all the rage in Russia! 🥊 Writer: Marie t.co/yJ76dzofBU

🇺🇲"The Experts" takes aim at the WAR ON DRUGS and the MANIPULATION of public opinion In the 44-minute pilot, a fictional PR firm deploys propaganda, spyware, and false-flag tactics to stop cannabis legalization in Texas. Co-created by and starring Kurt Metzger, the episode also features Jimmy Dore and Ryan Long, with Bryan Callen directing. The real joke? Those writing the public narrative have a story to sell. Source: @KurtMetzger @JimmyDore / Writer: Marie

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Israeli forces reportedly launched a LARGE-SCALE military raid into Hebron in the occupied West Bank overnight. Military vehicles are moving through the city's streets as reports emerge of a major Israeli operation. Source: RoyaNewsEnglish (YT) / Writer: Sol t.co/Qd038annLQ

🚨🇺🇸 The dad who stopped the Oregon school shooter heard children pleading for their lives as he army crawled toward the classroom Kaylub Giamanco was driving home for lunch when he saw a teenager shoot at a pickup truck and a woman mowing the school lawn, so he grabbed the handgun in his truck. He told the 911 dispatcher he couldn’t stay on the line: “I’m sorry, I have to go in... People are going to die.” He crawled through a shattered window, found a teacher wrestling the shooter in a special education classroom, and fired before laying his gun down for police. His account of those few minutes is something every parent should watch. Source: OPB / Writer: Daniel