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Former San Francisco Police Sgt. Kevin Mannix shot and killed his wife and daughter before turning the gun on himself, sources say, leaving three dead in Marin County.Marin County deputies responded just after 5 p.m. Sunday to reports of gunshots at a home in Strawberry, an unincorporated area near Mill Valley. Someone inside the house had called as the shots were fired. Inside, they found three deceased bodies. Sources with intimate knowledge of the case told ABC7 that Mannix shot and killed his wife, former San Francisco Police Department Deputy Chief Ann Mannix, then their daughter, before turning the gun…

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President Trump is weighing whether to remove Kimberly Guilfoyle as U.S. ambassador to Greece after reports of alleged pay-to-play favors and staff mistreatment left senior officials furious and her job hanging by a thread.A source close to the White House told the New York Post that Guilfoyle is “on very thin ice” while the president deliberates her fate in Washington. The Associated Press first reported Monday that Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are considering firing the envoy. Administration sources described senior officials as angry and already looking past her tenure. One administration source put it bluntly. “p****d off”…

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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed walked back years of sharp criticism of Barack Obama and apologized again for remarks after a synagogue shooting, just weeks before sharing a Detroit stage with the former president.On “Meet the Press,” host Kristen Welker pressed the Democratic contender on his old attacks on Obama and on backlash over comments he made after an attack at a Michigan synagogue. El-Sayed, who faces former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers, cast his earlier rebukes as the kind of family tension people have with a parent and said the former president “did his best.” USA TODAY reported the exchange…

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A Biden-appointed federal judge ordered the Trump administration to cancel remaining taxpayer-funded ads featuring the president after Democratic-aligned groups sued to stop the campaign near the midterms.U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon issued a four-page order Sunday that took effect at 6:45 p.m. EDT, directing the government not to disburse any more money and to cancel leftover ad reservations, including slots set for the evening of October 11. The ruling lasts two weeks and marks the first known judicial block of the spots. The Hill reported that the ads, paid with money earmarked for U.S. Customs and Border Protection under the…

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President Trump declared an immediate energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia on Sunday, saying both sides agreed to halt strikes on energy targets after a tense public dispute with Zelensky.U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social Sunday morning that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to stop attacking each other’s energy industries. The announcement came hours after a sharp public spat with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday. “Effective immediately, there is an ENERGY CEASEFIRE in the War between Russia and Ukraine. Both parties have agreed. Do not break it!” Trump wrote. Breitbart reported the White House had not yet…

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Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton called Vice President JD Vance’s criticism of his religious beliefs “really sad” and “pathetic,” claiming the remarks showed desperation in the Kansas race.Hamilton, a pastor seeking the open Senate seat, sat down with ABC’s Jonathan Karl on Sunday and brushed aside the vice president’s comments from a rally the prior Monday in Olathe. The Hill reported the exchange as Hamilton denied Vance’s characterizations outright and pulled a small Bible from his pocket to underline his own practices. Vance had come to Kansas to back Sen. Roger Marshall and drew a sharp contrast on faith. He…

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The Justice Department has charged 64 foreign nationals across 17 states with unlawful voting, a crackdown officials frame as protecting lawful ballots before the midterms.Breitbart reported that Fox News Digital obtained the tally on Sunday, showing federal prosecutors moving against noncitizens who cast ballots they had no right to cast. Minnesota led with 11 defendants. Pennsylvania had 10. Texas followed with 9. Louisiana recorded 5. New Jersey, California, and Florida each had 4. Those 64 cases sit inside a broader push. Since President Trump returned to office in 2025, the department has charged 104 people with voting fraud-related offenses, including…

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A longtime friend of retired San Francisco Deputy Chief Ann Mannix says the couple’s marriage was troubled before Kevin Mannix killed her, their daughter, and himself at their Marin County home.Ann Mannix, 65, and her 24-year-old daughter Katie were shot dead Sunday evening at the family’s residence on Strawberry Circle in Strawberry, an unincorporated community east of Mill Valley. Kevin Mannix, 68, then turned the gun on himself, according to reporting on the suspected murder-suicide. Marin County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a 5:03 p.m. call reporting gunfire. Officers arrived within minutes, contacted a caller who had left the home…

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President Trump floated renaming the Atlantic or Pacific as ‘Trump Ocean’ at a Tennessee rally, drawing huge cheers from the crowd.At a Saturday rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, President Donald Trump told supporters he wants another major American landmark renamed before he leaves the White House. He said he was thinking of either the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean and offered two options: “Trump Ocean” or “Ocean of the Americas.” The idea fits the America First renaming push he has already pressed since returning to office in January 2025, including federal use of “Gulf of America” and “Lake America.” Trump…

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Professional surfer and local artist Larry Bertlemann has died at 71 after heart attack complications in Honolulu, a pioneer whose family says his legacy will live on.Hawaii News Now reported that Bertlemann died Saturday following complications from a heart attack. His family said he passed away on October 10, 2026, at The Queen’s Medical Center in Honolulu. He was 71. Bertlemann was known as “Rubberman,” a nickname tied to the low, fast, radical style he brought to the water in the 1970s. The family called him a pioneer of modern surfing and a local artist, and noted his place as…

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In 2010, a Rockefeller Foundation report entitled Scenarios for the Future of Technology and International Development described a fictional pandemic followed by increasingly authoritarian government controls. Its Lock Step scenario envisaged restrictions on movement, intensified surveillance, and biometric identification systems that would persist long after the emergency had passed. A decade later, governments across the world imposed extraordinary restrictions in response to Covid-19. Citizens were confined to their homes, businesses were closed, religious gatherings were prohibited, and access to ordinary social activities became conditional upon compliance with public-health regulations. Was this simply an extraordinary response to an extraordinary emergency? Or…

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Sleepwalking into a NATO War with Russia The Russian war against Ukraine is now halfway through its fifth year, rapidly approaching the length of World War II. The European NATO countries have become more and more heavily drawn into that conflict, which many observers believe has already cost more than a million lives. Although the NATO leaders had initially been quite cautious about fighting a proxy war against nuclear-armed Russia on Russia’s own border, lack of any significant Russian pushback has dangerously swollen their confidence, and many red-lines once assumed to exist have already long since been crossed. As I…

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In a recent article, I highlighted the “law of displacement” which encapsulates my belief that a harmful lucrative technology, regardless of the evidence against it, will almost only be removed from the market once either a more profitable alternative emerges, or a less harmful but equally profitable one does (as in all other cases, the profit the technology makes outweighs the cost of silencing critics of its toxicity). In some cases, this works in a positive manner and finally expels bad things from the market (e.g., lead in gasoline), but in other cases, it results in something worse entering the…

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When you are working as hard as you can and you still don’t even come close to being able to pay all the bills, it can be absolutely soul crushing. Millions upon millions of Americans are living lives of quiet desperation as they attempt to scrape by from month to month. Many of them have a really hard time sleeping at night because the financial pressure never ends. This is the result of decades of bad policies from our leaders in Washington, and the cost of living is only going to go higher. As you will see below, the global…

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Author’s Note: I initially wrote the following essay about 18 months ago. Recent reader comments inspired me to repost it with a few modifications. When I was studying philosophy in graduate school, my favorite class was epistemology, or how we know what we think we know. As philosophers from Aristotle to Wittgenstein have observed, “knowing” something to be true isn’t as easy to establish as we often assume it to be. A famous example of how hard it can be to nail down the reality of the physical world was the longstanding argument between Albert Einstein and Niehls Bohr whether…

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Are all cultures equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.” Are all religions equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.” Are all nations equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.” Globalists speak of “multiculturalism” as if it were a virtue and equate Western civilization with “white supremacy,” “patriarchy,” and “imperialism.”  They believe Christians should celebrate Islamic holidays.  They believe national borders are “racist.”  They believe that anybody who rejects globalism promotes “hate.” If everything is true, though, then nothing is true.  If there are no borders, then there are no nations.  If there are no nations, then national governments represent nobody.  In other words, the globalist…

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President Donald Trump said he does not believe China or Russia are helping Iran in its war with the United States and Israel, arguing that both countries have too much to lose and that any involvement would be detected quickly. He allowed that any assistance, if occurring, would be limited. His remarks come amid disputed reports of possible Chinese and Russian support for Tehran, including allegations involving intelligence and military-related aid; Russia has denied providing intelligence on U.S. targets. The conflict began in February with U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, followed by Iranian attacks on Israel and Gulf states…

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By George Arkhurst, Op-ed contributor Tuesday, October 13, 2026Getty ImagesForgiveness is widely regarded as a virtue. Religious institutions teach it, families encourage it, and people promote it as a way to restore relationships and heal emotionally. Yet, despite its recognized value, forgiveness remains one of the hardest principles to practice.For some, it offers freedom from resentment and the opportunity to move forward. For others, it feels like an added burden on someone who has already suffered enough.This raises an important question: Is forgiveness a solution to our problems, or becomes the problem?The answer may depend less on forgiveness itself than…

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Screencap of Twitter/X video. Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas has triggered a whole bunch of lefties for simply writing a tweet about Christopher Columbus on Columbus Day. When did it become controversial to celebrate Columbus Day and Christopher Columbus? At some point in recent decades, the left decided that Columbus was an evil figure, who is responsible for the deaths of any native Americans who ever crossed paths with him. Of course, what it’s really about is their hatred of Western Civilization. Here’s Gill’s tweet: Christopher Columbus is one of the great men of world history. Guided by faith in…

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Rong Yuan had become so seriously ill by late 2018 that she feared she would not survive the winter. She asked her parents to travel from China to California because she wanted to see them one last time.What she did not know was that the water she brought home from work was contaminated with poison. Her parents also became sick after consuming it.Months later, a hidden camera captured her coworker, engineer David Xu, pouring a substance from a small white container into her water bottle at their Berkeley workplace.Xu was convicted of felony poisoning but received probation instead of a…

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During a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff attacks President Trump’s relationship with aide Natalie Harp. Screenshot Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff is headed back to see his friends in liberal Hollywood to raise money for his campaign. We say he is headed ‘back’ there because he just made a similar trip in September with his buddy James Talarico. NEW — Jon Ossoff and James Talarico are doing a finance event called “Two Visionaries, One Night” in Los Angeles on Thursday night. Fundraiser is hosted by Shonda Rhimes + others.https://t.co/4SVTD2zqE2 pic.twitter.com/yXVntGMyte — Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) September 5, 2026 Isn’t…

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The Rehman Baba Express (47-Up), traveling from Karachi to Peshawar, derailed near Sher Shah Bridge and Railway Station in Multan district around 5:15 a.m. Tuesday, with coaches going off the tracks. Reports put the death toll at four or five and say about 30 passengers were injured. The injured were taken to Nishtar Hospital in Multan. Rescue 1122 teams evacuated passengers and gave first aid at the scene. Rescue officials said 13 coaches had been cleared while work continued in one coach. The train’s engine and TL van reportedly remained safe. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed officials to speed up…

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The mission at Creative Destruction Media is to be the catalyst for the “process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.”cre·a·tive/krēˈādiv/adjectivede·struc·tion/dəˈstrəkSH(ə)n/noun

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Arizonans will have a chance to put a stop to their taxpayer money being spent on diversity, equity and inclusion programs.On Nov. 3, Arizona residents will vote on Proposition 142, which would stop state money from funding DEI-related offices and programs. The proposition would prevent taxpayers from being forced to support race-based policies as a condition for college admission or graduation, hiring or contracting. Also, Proposition 142 would prohibit public institutions from requiring employees to undergo mandatory DEI training, make statements supporting DEI or talk about race relations. Matt Beienburg, the director of education policy at the Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute,…

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With electricity demand rising rapidly nationwide, a bipartisan U.S. Senate bill aims to create a process for planning transmission between regions — a step toward a more interconnected power grid that could help keep electricity more reliable and affordable.Introduced by two Republican and two Democratic senators, the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to establish standards for interregional transmission planning and create a pathway for such projects to be permitted and built. The contiguous U.S. is divided into 12 transmission-planning regions and three major power grids, and while a federal regulatory framework exists…

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The U.S. military and U.S. Coast Guard are expanding their technological capabilities through a range of modernization initiatives, artificial intelligence and drones.The Department of War said it is implementing a range of technological advancements in response to recommendations made in a White House Office of Science and Technology report, Science: A New Golden Age. One advancement is partnering with the National Science Foundation to establish a framework to strengthen a shared research ecosystem, accelerate the transition of promising technologies and collaborate with government, academic, industry and other research partners. Initial areas of joint interest include X-Labs, the Programmable Cloud Laboratories…

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Continuing to dole out new election-year job opportunities, President Donald Trump used a trip Monday night to Ohio to announce the War Department’s new submarine component repair center will locate in Cleveland.”This massive 46,000 square foot facility will manufacture, repair and maintain key parts for virtually all new and existing submarines,” Trump told a cheering crowd in Youngstown at a midterm election rally. “A big deal that everybody wanted. And it’s going to be right here in Ohio in Cleveland, Ohio,” he added. Trump has been crisscrossing the country to rally support for Republican congressional candidates and at almost stop…

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Transgender Kelly Day stabbed victim 13 times for disrespecting his gender A transgender person (biological male) fatally stabbed a man in South Side Chicago for disrespecting his gender. Kelly Day, 32, stabbed the victim, identified as 50-year-old Larry Young, more than 13 times last Wednesday near a gas station in the 1400 block of East 87th Street. The attack was so brutal and violent that the knife’s blade broke off in Larry Young’s skull. According to the Chicago Tribune, the stabbing occurred after Day had an encounter with a separate group of people earlier in the day at a McDonald’s…

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Monday on MS NOW’s “The Last Word,” Democratic candidate for Florida governor, David Jolly, said he is encountering “disaffected MAGA” voters while campaigning. Jolly said, “I’m running for governor, so I don’t litigate the president, but I accept that he’s the scene setter for the chaos and the anger right now, the anxiety. And I have an opponent who is a Donald Trump Republican. Byron Donalds is a Donald Trump Republican. He can scrub his website all he wants, but he’s a Donald Trump Republican.” He added, “And so what is emerging in our race, Lawrence, is fascinating. You’re a student…

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The mission at Creative Destruction Media is to be the catalyst for the “process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.”cre·a·tive/krēˈādiv/adjectivede·struc·tion/dəˈstrəkSH(ə)n/noun

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Sure, on paper, Rep. Ilhan Omar is a radical leftist crossed with a Islamic activist (a fairly typical profile on the contemporary Left) but in some ways she’s a throwback to the kind of insanely corrupt Democrat who would just commit crimes to see what he could get away with. The current raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar is long overdue for a woman accused of having committed immigration fraud by marrying her brother, but let’s remember that it’s also highly likely that the entire family committed immigration fraud, that the genealogic fraud may cross three continents, and that it’s just…

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Screencap of YouTube video. Do you live in a city with a rat problem? Terminix has just released their list of the most rat infested cities in America. There are not many surprises. New York and Los Angeles are at the top of the list, naturally, but there are a few that you might not know. FOX News reports: America’s most rat-infested cities ranked as Midwest surprise cracks top 10 A national pest control company has released its annual list of the top 10 most rodent-infested cities in the U.S. — and one Midwest city has now joined the list…

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Montana Democratic Party Chair Shannon O’Brien resigned Monday over disagreements with the party’s Senate candidate, Alani Bankhead.With early voting already underway in the state, O’Brien announced her exit in an MS NOW op-ed, where she pledged her support for independent candidate Seth Bodnar and wrote that the Montana Democratic Party is “more divided than ever not because of our values but because of the race for the U.S. Senate.”“There are real questions about Democrat Alani Bankhead’s commitment to protecting a woman’s right to choose, her support of working people and her views of people living in poverty,” O’Brien wrote in…

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After decades of wildly flouting every kind of law and regulation, the law may finally be coming down on Rep. Ilhan Omar. And the Somali Islamist’s core base is standing with her. By that I mean the mainstream media and unindicted terror funding co-conspirators. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an unindicted terror funding co-conspirator hate group, issued a statement from National Executive Director Nihad Awad, who had celebrated the Oct 7 attack, “We stand in solidarity with Rep. Ilhan Omar.” “President Trump has spent years obsessively smearing Rep. Omar and demanding that law enforcement target her. So have other…

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Screencap of YouTube video. Daughters of the American Revolution is a history organization which caters to women who are related to people who fought in the American Revolution. In recent years, the leadership of the group has gone woke and wants to admit biological men who identify as women. Many individual members objected to this. In Texas, one chapter stood up and objected to the policy and leadership has just voted to dissolve that chapter. They are claiming that it’s not because of their objections to admitting trans members. FOX News reports: Daughters of the American Revolution axes chapter that…

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It goes without saying that when a Canadian Indian beats a non-Indian person, he’s going to get a pass. And it’s also a given that when a non-Indian beats a Canadian Indian woman, he’s gonna get the book thrown at him. But what happens when a Canadian India beats his Canadian Indian wife? There was an old British officer who addressed a similar issue by asserting that, “this burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral pile. But my nation has also a custom. When men burn women alive we hang them, and confiscate all their property. My carpenters…

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A roller coaster at Six Flags over Georgia in Austell, Ga., on Oct. 12, 2026. Emilie Megnien/AP PhotoOne person has died and several others were injured in an incident involving a Six Flags roller coaster Monday afternoon in Georgia, according to police.Officials did not confirm how the person died or what caused the others to be injured at Six Flags Over Georgia, about 15 miles northwest of Atlanta. Detectives will investigate the circumstances, according to the Cobb County Police Department.A Six Flags spokesperson said the park and local authorities responded immediately and that they are fully cooperating with local authorities…

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The Department of Energy in Washington on Feb. 17, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesThe U.S. Department of Energy on Oct. 12 issued an emergency order directing PJM Interconnection, ‌the largest U.S. grid operator, to dispatch specified generating units and order their operation as needed to maintain reliability.The emergency order, Order No. 202-26-50, also authorizes PJM to direct backup generation resources ahead of declaring an Energy Emergency Alert 3 or during one. PJM may call on its transmission owners and electric distribution companies to carry out the order. The grid operator serves more than 65 million people across 13 states and…

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The FDA is proposing to expand a “threshold of regulation” (TOR) loophole that would permit toxic chemicals to be added directly to food as ingredients without safety review. The current TOR exemption applies only to food contact materials like packaging, but the expansion would allow dangerous compounds as flavorings, preservatives, emulsifiers and other direct food additives. Public health advocates warn the proposal ignores cumulative health effects and allows hormone-disrupting chemicals that cause harm at levels far below the 0.5 parts per billion threshold. The proposed rule comes as the FDA claims victory for “closing” the GRAS loophole, but critics say…

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American Express slapped with record fine for 11-year blind eye to $13B in “suspicious” trade American Express fined $350 million by federal regulators for anti-money laundering failures. Company missed approximately $13 billion in suspicious transactions over 11 years. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Reserve issued concurrent enforcement actions. American Express neither admitted nor denied the findings in consent orders. Bank must overhaul compliance programs and hire independent reviewer within 90 days. Regulators uncover systemic failures Federal regulators on Thursday imposed a $350 million civil penalty against American Express National Bank, citing what the Office of the…

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Morgan Stanley Warns Oracle Data Center Delays Could Delay Revenue, Pressure Debt Morgan Stanley credit analysts Lindsay Tyler and Benjamin Guerrero said in a note titled “ORCL Credit: Lighthouse in the Fog” that delays to Oracle data center projects could defer revenue and cash flow, according to a report on the analysis [1]. The note follows reports that Oracle’s Project Lighthouse campus in Port Washington, Wisconsin, may face power-related delays, the report stated [1]. That level implies a more than 20% probability of default over the next five years for a company rated investment grade, the report said [1]. The…

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The Department of War said it selected four high-energy laser and high-powered microwave systems for a counter-drone pilot program run by Joint Interagency Task Force 401, according to an Oct. 5 DOW statement. The four systems are laser weapon systems from Boeing, Kord, and AeroVironment, and a microwave system from Epirus, the statement said. The selections cover the pilot’s next phase, which the department described as an operational evaluation of directed-energy weapons intended for the defense of U.S. installations. High-energy lasers and high-powered microwave systems are “tools that can be effectively used in a layered drone defense,” U.S. Army Brig.…

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Small studies suggest raw onions may lower blood sugar and improve markers of insulin resistance, but the evidence is limited, and dietitians explain the research, potential blood sugar benefits, and how onions fit into a balanced diet [1]. The article states that small studies suggest raw onions may lower blood sugar and improve markers of insulin resistance, but that the evidence is limited [1]. The report states that small studies suggest raw onions may lower blood sugar and improve markers of insulin resistance, but that the evidence is limited, according to the dietitians cited [1]. It frames onions as a…

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Dry, dull skin, puffy eyelids, or changes around the nose may seem like minor cosmetic concerns. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), practitioners consider these observations alongside breathing, energy levels, and other symptoms to assess the health of the lung system, according to an article published by The Epoch Times on Oct. 5. In TCM, the lung system encompasses breathing as well as traditional functions involving the skin and the movement of body fluids, Grace Zhang, a TCM practitioner at Northern Medical Center in New York, said. Facial changes alone cannot diagnose lung disease, the article stated. Their significance depends on…

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A recipe for longevity: Study shows cutting ultra-processed foods slows aging in older adults A controlled study found that adults over 65 who reduced ultra-processed food intake saw rapid improvements in appetite control, blood sugar regulation, insulin sensitivity, cholesterol and inflammation, even without extreme dieting. The study provided participants with all meals for eight weeks, ensuring ultra-processed foods made up less than 15% of calories—a substantial but achievable reduction from the typical American diet of over 50%. The research provides the first controlled feeding-trial evidence to support the historic 2025-2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines, which for the first time explicitly advise…

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A man died Monday at Six Flags Over Georgia, according to police and witnesses.Georgia’s Cobb County police said several other people were injured in the incident. A witness told local TV station WXIA an image of the man falling  was captured on his souvenir picture taken while on the Goliath ride, which the Six Flags website says can reach speeds of 70 mph. Six Flags officials said in a statement they were “deeply saddened by the guest incident,” and that park workers and local authorities responded immediately.   

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Following last month’s foiled terror plot against a United Kingdom base hosting American bomber jets, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Monday that Iran likely was involved in planning it.Before Burnham’s speech on the floor of the House of Commons, President Donald Trump had said multiple times that he believed the Islamic Republic was involved in the plot at the Royal Air Force Fairford Base. “I can confirm our assessment that it is highly likely to have been coordinated in Iran, almost certainly directed by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard,” said Burnham. The prime minister vowed to “crack down” on Iran,…

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President Trump gave a shout-out to Sophie Cunningham at his Youngstown, Ohio rally on Monday night. President Trump gave a shout-out to courageous and beautiful WNBA star Sophie Cunningham on Monday night at his Ohio rally. President Trump gave a shout-out to @sophaller Sophie Cunningham at the Ohio rally tonight!! 👑👸 https://t.co/1w7q4jP6Ac — The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) October 13, 2026 President Trump held a rally on Monday night in Youngstown, Ohio for Republican candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Senator John Husted. During the rally President Trump gave a shout-out to WNBA super-star Sophie Cunningham. Cunningham is currently the second most popular…

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Since ‘universal health care’ is such a popular topic in the U.S., here’s how it’s working out in the UK. On the one hand, babies and the elderly get ‘put down’ to save money and people are pulling out their own teeth due to lack of dentists. The British Dental Association says around 12 million people are currently looking for an NHS dentist providing free care as increasing numbers of practitioners turn their backs on the NHS in favour of more lucrative private practice. Concern over the state of children’s teeth comes amid a population-wide emergency in dental services that…

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