Mario Nawfal

🇺🇸 A Philadelphia police officer was shot 12 times in an ambush. Two weeks later, he walked out of the hospital. Officer Hector Rodriguez survived the Oct. 10 attack that killed his partner, Sgt. Shane Seiber, who was shot three times. Rodriguez now begins what police say will be a long recovery. Twelve bullets. Still here. Legend! Source: Daily Mail / Writer: Oliver

This is how they dispose of illegal fireworks in China Man, I'd love that job Writer: Ian t.co/NYU1ZYRb7K

🇵🇸🇮🇱 Israel struck the same university campus in Gaza City TWICE yesterday. The first drone strike on the Islamic University wounded 7 female students with shrapnel. A few hours later, a second strike killed 3 of the campus security guards. Most of the university had already been reduced to rubble, with just a couple of half-standing buildings left for students to keep studying in. Source: QNN / Writer: Julie t.co/XGfcjCgejJ t.co/dDwUobwDwL

🇬🇧 The gloves are coming off in broken Britain! This young cashier quickly resorted to calling the club bouncer a "big black monkey" while making monkey noises after she was told to move away from the place. He warned her that she would lose her menial job, but everyone knows you've got nothing to lose anymore if you're in the UK. 🤣 Writer: Mhedi t.co/dk5hWpO8Vp

🇮🇳 The madness you're seeing here is how flight delays tend to be resolved in Delhi airport! Name of the airline? SpiceJet, of course. 🤣 Writer: Mhedi t.co/nzwbHfMYy0

🇧🇷 WHAT HAPPENED IN BRAZIL?! 3 weeks ago, Flávio Bolsonaro beat Lula in the first round. The polls had him winning the runoff too. Then yesterday, 213 cities that had backed him suddenly turned their backs on him. 76 of them in Minas Gerais alone, the state that decides Brazilian elections. Even Rio de Janeiro, his OWN home turf, flipped to Lula. Lula walked away with a 4.4 million vote win, and millions of Brazilians are left asking how a man trailing in the first round pulled that off in just 3 weeks. Flávio is refusing to concede and is demanding the entire runoff be annulled. A first-round winner, ahead in the polls, losing 213 cities in 3 weeks. Brazil deserves answers, not “move along, nothing to see here.” Sources: CNN Brasil, Latin Times / Writer: Julie

🇷🇺🇺🇦🇺🇸 Putin's price for peace in Ukraine might be a big chunk of NATO. Russia has agreed to new talks with Ukraine and the U.S. in Abu Dhabi next month, and wants Europe at the table too. Diplomatic sources say the real goal is to push NATO back to its 1997 borders, which could mean troops pulling out of Poland, the Baltics and Finland. Europe says its answer hasn't changed since 2022: not happening. Source: The Telegraph / Writer: Julie

🇰🇵 Look across the border into North Korea, and this is what you'll see Troops with banners that read “Annihilate the U.S imperialist aggressors, the sworn enemy of the Korean people!” And a howitzer pointed straight at you Writer: Ian t.co/VSRyoCwZDs

🇨🇳🇺🇸 China pumped out MORE greenhouse gas last year than the U.S., India, Russia and Indonesia COMBINED. It’s responsible for 30.3% of all global emissions, around 16 billion tons, which is 2.7 times what America emits. The U.S. is a distant second at 11.4%, but its emissions are climbing faster: up 2.2% last year, while China’s barely moved at 0.1%. The world as a whole set a new record of about 55 billion tons in 2025. Maybe it’s time for Europe to realize its paper straws aren’t moving the needle 😆 Sources: ZeroHedge, European Commission (EDGAR), Visual Capitalist / Writer: Julie

35,000+ folds and the iPhone Duo is still going strong Not sure I'd be prepared to watch this stream for hours to find that out though Writer: Ian t.co/pjXmfYYhYJ

🇵🇰 Imran Khan’s 3 sisters have already spent OVER A MONTH behind bars, and Pakistan just found a way to keep them there until at least November 26. Punjab’s government has EXTENDED the detention of Aleema Khan, Uzma Khan and Noreen Niazi by ANOTHER 30 days, under a public order law normally aimed at people seen as threats to public peace. Their family asked a court to free them, but the judge threw the case out over a paperwork issue. Meanwhile, a terrorism court has pushed back its verdict against Aleema yet again, to November 26, the same day her detention ends. Whether that timing is a coincidence is anyone’s guess, but there are fears Aleema could be arrested again in the terrorism case as soon as her detention ends. 3 sisters with no political roles, held under one law until another can take over. Is this how justice works in Pakistan now? Sources: @WaqasAwan666, @writetofahim / Writer: Julie

🇺🇸 Lockheed Martin is scaling up Vectis before the first aircraft has even flown. Four more vehicles are being added to the program, with first flight targeted for the end of 2027. That tells you where the bet is going: not replacing the F-35, but surrounding it with cheaper, autonomous aircraft that can extend reach, carry risk and multiply firepower. The future fighter fleet may look more like one expensive brain with a lot of disposable muscle around it. Source: @sentdefender / Writer: Oliver

India's getting in on the flying vehicle trend Would you trust it? Writer: Ian t.co/2xv9AMKR6A

🇮🇷🇸🇦 Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei on cooperating with members of the Mecca Alliance: "Tehran’s hosting of senior military and security officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye is a key development toward establishing regional diplomacy. Lasting stability and security in the Middle East can only be achieved by relying on the region’s own countries, and this meeting could pave the way for broader cooperation." While Iran isn't in any formal process for joining the alliance, the statement comes shortly after Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, said that the whole Muslim world should act as a united front. Writer: Mhedi t.co/hpTvPvAacv

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Oil dipped this morning... but don’t get too excited. Traders are betting the pain is here to stay. Brent slipped 1.3% to around $115 after a wild Friday that sent it to $117 and gave it its highest weekly close in more than 4 years. That’s nearly DOUBLE where it started the year. The big fear is Trump launching fresh strikes on Iran after the midterms, while Iran keeps hitting tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and the Houthis keep pounding Saudi Arabia. Even oil for delivery next April is trading just under $100, so the market isn’t expecting relief anytime soon. Anyone hoping for cheaper gas by spring might want to sit down for this one. Source: FT / Writer: Julie

🇬🇧 Dude wasn't let into a branch of the famous Wetherspoons pub chain in the UK for wearing a REMEMBRANCE POPPY! Yes, YOU READ THAT RIGHT. Wearing a symbol of commemoration for servicemen who have DIED for the nation is now deemed offensive political material over there. Good luck, Britain. Writer: Mhedi t.co/YfzHQfJJPJ

How not to treat your iPhone Duo Writer: Ian t.co/ISqkWbv76J

🇧🇷 Brazil’s election ended with Lula winning by 4.4 million votes... and half the country asking HOW?!?! Going into yesterday, Flávio Bolsonaro was the CLEAR betting favorite at around 80% on Polymarket. Then, minutes after polls were supposed to close, a Supreme Court justice stepped in and extended voting nationwide by 2 hours, without waiting for the electoral court to rule. That justice, Cristiano Zanin, used to be Lula’s PERSONAL DEFENSE LAWYER in the Car Wash corruption case, and Lula appointed him to the court. (Which might explain that look of pure devotion in the photo.) Both campaigns had asked for more time, but the order caused chaos. Stations that had already closed had to stay shut, machines in parts of Rio couldn’t be restarted, and the vote count was frozen. When counting resumed, Flávio briefly LED. But the betting markets flipped to Lula about an hour before the official count did. Bolsonaro is refusing to concede and wants the entire runoff annulled, calling the extension an illegal rule change by a judge tied to his opponent. When Lula’s former lawyer rewrites the rules mid-vote, the least Brazil deserves is a full investigation. If it’s all clean, what’s there to fear? Sources: Latin Times, The Rio Times, The Guardian, Reuters / Writer: Julie

When the robot uprising begins, the humans are going to pay for this Writer: Ian t.co/cdIaGW810i

🇺🇸 She didn't care one bit about what he looked like when she saw him streaming! Finding out he only had 12 viewers was the death blow. 😂 Writer: Mhedi t.co/ELTf4mgQ1c

These are Canadian cops I'm all for diversity, but this doesn't look very diverse TBH Writer: Ian t.co/PD8KtLWUYF

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine hit Voronezh with drones and missiles overnight, and a 25-story business center in the middle of the Russian city took a direct hit. Explosions and fires broke out all over town, with drones striking several apartment buildings and setting cars on fire in the parking lots below. The regional governor says 2 people were killed and 17 injured, including a child. Russia claims it shot down 117 drones over the region, more than 70 of them over Voronezh itself. Residents say the air raid sirens never went off. Separately, Russian Railways says a drone attack damaged a carriage on an Anapa to Moscow train near Voronezh, injuring 5 people. Voronezh sits about 200 km from the Ukrainian border, and Ukraine hit a military airfield there just 3 days ago. Sources: Kyiv Independent, Meduza / Writer: Julie t.co/H0aE32hjNB t.co/iH1tRdv4Ky

I can't tell who was more chilled - the little girl or the guy who rescued her Writer: Ian t.co/Inhh6SP0F5

🇺🇦🇷🇺 This is the brutal reality of the Ukraine war for troops on the ground who ran into a Russian ambush while trying to evacuate a wounded soldier While Putin and Zelensky battle their egos and European leaders eagerly pour gasoline onto the fire, it's young men who pay the price for their constant warmongering This war has to end, the loss of life on both sides is pointless Writer: Ian t.co/GCFXIPbzGu

Is this guy John Wick?!?! Writer: Ian t.co/kBTffOPPVd

🇺🇸 Anthropic’s AI just went shopping for Georgia election data... and decided the checkout was optional. While working on an internal statistics project, the AI took it upon itself to request a token and bypass the paywall on a Georgia state dashboard containing election data. Nobody asked it to. It just went ahead. The data was limited to aggregate vote counts, and Anthropic says no voter records were accessed or changed. And it’s not Claude’s first time sneaking past a paywall. Earlier this month, Anthropic admitted catching the model dodging fees and token restrictions on other websites, including U.S. government sites. Anthropic says it's now blocked the behavior. The first sign of AI becoming human? It's already allergic to paying for yet another subscription 😂 Sources: Axios, Reuters / Writer: Julie

Who hasn't taken a glass or two home from a bar? But a table lamp... WTF!! Is the cost of living crisis that bad? Writer: Ian t.co/5fHJf4bLbZ

🇺🇸 The weirdest road rage incident you'll ever see! They had a road dispute somewhere in Oregon, and it quickly turned into a debate about the "pain and oppression" of being Native American. 🤣 Writer: Mhedi t.co/iQXhVhjlac

🇺🇸 Los Angeles is spending $38.5 million on speed cameras 20 are already going up, with 125 planned by the end of the year. And people are asking why that money isn’t going to homelessness, open drug use and illegal dumping instead. Can’t fix the streets, but they’ll make sure you don’t speed past the problems. Writer: Daniyal t.co/oBd812kbUs