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US political candidates tailor messages for AI models used by voters
US political candidates have been engineering their campaign messages to appeal to the AI chatbots that more voters have been using to answer questions about issues, and documents seen by Reuters have revealed some of their strategies.
India condemns attack on church in Jordan's Karak; reaffirms zero tolerance for terrorism
India has condemned the attack on a church in Karak, Jordan, which occurred during a funeral. The Ministry of External Affairs expressed condolences to the victims' families and wished for a swift recovery for the injured. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar shared similar sentiments and emphasized India's commitment to combating terrorism. Jordan's King Abdullah II vowed to retaliate against those responsible for the attack.
Gunmen open fire at a church during a funeral in Jordan, killing 6 and wounding 28 others
On Friday, gunmen opened fire inside a Greek Orthodox church during a funeral in Karak, Jordan. The attack resulted in the deaths of six individuals and left 28 others wounded. Authorities are investigating the incident which occurred approximately 180 kilometers south of Amman. Security forces are familiar with Karak, as it has experienced violence in the past. Previous incidents included deadly attacks on police and civilians within the region.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos mysteriously linked to $69.5 million Florida mansion. It has 12 bathrooms, 2 pools, sauna, private theater, spa, fitness studio and 100-foot oceanfront
Jeff Bezos has been linked to a recently sold oceanfront mansion in Golden Beach, Florida, for $69.5 million. The luxurious 17,500-square-foot property has 12 bathrooms, 2 pools, sauna, private theater, spa, fitness studio and 100-foot oceanfront. It is situated directly on the Atlantic Ocean, enhancing its appeal to potential buyers. Major sources assert that the property was purchased by a company associated with Bezos.
Thieves make off with rare Pokémon and sports cards worth nearly $1 million from FedEx truck in Southern California
Nearly $1 million worth of trading cards, including Pokémon and sports cards, were stolen from a FedEx truck. The theft occurred in Southern California while police have made no arrests. The Professional Sports Authenticator reported the incident and is working to investigate further. Some collectors lost significant amounts, with one claiming losses of over $500,000 in card value.
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Southwest Airlines weighs Boeing 787 for long-haul international push, sources say
Southwest Airlines is evaluating the Boeing 787 Dreamliner as its potential first widebody jet. The airline has maintained discussions concerning long-haul international flights and its fleet expansion strategy. It is also exploring options to acquire aircraft through lessors or the secondary market. Southwest currently operates an all-Boeing 737 fleet, while Airbus is also being considered for future needs.
U.S. Aircraft and drone losses from Iran conflict could cost up to $3.3 Billion to replace
U.S. Aircraft and drone losses: Reportedly, at least 81 U.S. military aircraft and unmanned systems have been lost or sustained damage during operations against Iran since February, as per the updated Congressional Research Service report. The Oct. 5 assessment features a significant increase from the 42 aircraft counted in the agency’s May report. The updated tally covers many types of military equipment, including MQ-9 Reapers, F-15E Strike Eagles, an F-35A Lightning II, an E-3 Sentry and KC-135 Stratotankers.
81 US aircraft lost in Iran war: Why the MQ-9 Reaper losses could be a bigger warning for America than the billions spent replacing them
The United States has reported losses of 81 military aircraft during its ongoing conflict with Iran. Among these, 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones, used for surveillance and combat, account for over half the losses. The financial implications range from $1.9 billion to $3.3 billion for repairs and replacements. Congress is grappling with how to address these losses while maintaining military readiness.
In 2019, Lovett Commercial bought Houston's historic 254,808-sq-ft Folgers plant; 7 years later, a $10 million reuse project was turning it into an arts and school hub
Houston's historic Folgers Coffee Plant is being transformed into the Frank Liu Jr. Academy of Music and Arts, a tuition-free, open-enrollment public charter school. Lovett Commercial acquired the almost 255,000-square-foot East End property for $10 million in 2019 and later started plans for its adaptive reuse.
Ontario air ambulance Atlantic search: ‘Roger, you said you’re coming in blind?’ Pilot’s final warning before jet vanished while flying from Bermuda to Boston
The Ontario air ambulance Atlantic search has ended after a medical transport jet carrying six people disappeared off Nantucket. Air traffic control audio captured a chilling exchange in which a controller asked the pilot, “Roger, you said you’re coming in blind?” after the pilot reported electrical problems and declared an emergency. The US Coast Guard searched for about 66 hours before suspending active search operations.
Sass Jordan dies at 63: The Canadian rock star and idol judge who gave Foo Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins his first big break
Sass Jordan, the Canadian rock star and former Canadian Idol judge, has died at 63. It was Sass Jordan who gave Taylor Hawkins his first break and catapulted him to fame. From her successful music career and biggest hits to her connection with Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, here is everything to know about the singer’s life, career and legacy.
Lantern Season 1 Episode 8 ending explained: The tragic truth behind Hal Jordan's death in the finale episode. Major update on Season 2
Lanterns has wrapped up its first season, featuring a thrilling investigation into Hal Jordan's murder. John Stewart faces a dilemma regarding Noah's true identity but ultimately decides to safeguard him. Read on to know what actually happened in the finale episode and who killed Hal Jordan.
Sass Jordan cause of death: How did ‘Racine’ singer die after cancelling shows over ‘serious medical condition’?
Sass Jordan cause of death: Sass Jordan, the iconic rock singer from Montreal, departed from this world on October 2, 2026, at the age of 63. Though her family has not confirmed any details, it is reported that she had been battling cancer. Fans and music enthusiasts have taken to social media to honor her vibrant spirit and contributions.
Nike's struggles test investor confidence in CEO Hill's turnaround effort
Nike has faced significant challenges under Elliott Hill, who was brought out of retirement to stabilize the company. Despite efforts to rebuild relationships with retailers and focus on sports products, revenue continues to decline. The company announced job cuts and projected further declines in sales and profit for the upcoming fiscal year. Nike is also contending with performance issues in its markets, particularly in China.
Aviation security measures under new scrutiny after in-flight attack on FlyDubai pilot
The alleged stabbing of captain by his co-pilot on a FlyDubai flight bound for Tel Aviv has exposed potential gaps in crew screening, cockpit security and emergency response protocols. Investigators from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Israel, with assistance from the US and Oman, are examining the incident, including pilot vetting, the handling of distress calls and how the crew member was cleared to operate the Israel-bound flight.
Putin sees ‘very big potential’ in India ties, backs joint use of global trade corridors
Vladimir Putin highlighted significant potential for economic collaboration with India, particularly in transport and shipping corridors. He expressed readiness for joint maritime initiatives following successful pilot voyages with China and South Korea. Putin praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts towards resolving the Ukraine conflict through dialogue and mutual understanding. Meanwhile, discussions about alternative trade routes to the Indian Ocean are gaining traction to mitigate regional transit risks.
Nike stock plunges after shocking earnings report, company plans lay offs
Nike earnings statement shows that the company projected sales in the current fiscal year would fall by "high-single digits". Nike reported a two percent drop in quarterly profits to $712 million. Revenues fell four percent to $11.2 billion for the quarter ending August 31, the first quarter of Nike's fiscal 2027.
Attacker's identity and motive remain unknown after FlyDubai flight to Israel escapes disaster
An Omani copilot attacked his captain on a FlyDubai flight from UAE to Israel. This incident led to the plane making a dangerous emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the copilot's arrest, while investigations are ongoing. Witnesses described chaos on board as passengers assisted the injured captain. The attack has raised security concerns ahead of an important anniversary in Israel.
How Israel's regional neighbours see its upcoming elections
Israel's approaching elections on October 27 are being closely observed by neighboring countries, emphasizing regional implications. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government faces criticism for its policies towards Palestinians and expansionist actions. Jordan and Egypt express concerns over potential refugee crises stemming from Israeli plans. Gulf nations are hesitant to normalize relations with a right-wing Israeli government, preferring stability and predictability.
Lebanon security talks in Paris focus on replacing UN mission
Leaders from France, Lebanon, and Jordan met in Paris to discuss future support. They are planning a new force to replace the UN peacekeeping mission. This comes as the UNIFIL mandate concludes after nearly fifty years of operations. Lebanon seeks a European or other force to prevent a security vacuum.
Iranian strikes damaged 3 US bases in Gulf: Report
Images show extensive damage to American military assets in the Middle East. Iranian strikes destroyed hundreds of buildings and structures at US bases. Dozens of US aircraft were also destroyed or damaged during the conflict. The war's cost is estimated at over thirty-three billion dollars. This figure does not include infrastructure repair expenses.
Oil Price Today (September 9): Brent crude rises above $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict escalates
Brent crude futures crossed $100 a barrel for the first time since July 24 as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions raised concerns over Middle East oil supplies. With disruptions to shipping routes intensifying, Goldman Sachs warned prices could reach $120. JPMorgan estimates prolonged disruption could push Brent to $114, while Citi and ANZ have also raised their forecasts.
Oil jumps $1 in early trade after Iran launches missiles at Jordan
Oil prices surged dramatically following Iran's aggressive missile strikes on U.S. military targets, claimed by the Revolutionary Guards. Jordan's air defenses successfully intercepted the majority of missiles, ensuring there were no casualties reported. In response, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran of potential losses to their tankers. Additionally, U.S. Central Command reported the destruction of five Iranian crude oil carriers recently.
Kuwait third US ally attacked in two days; Iranian military toll hits 13 this week
Tehran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Thursday the deaths of six more military personnel from US strikes this week, bringing the military death toll to at least 13. In the latest report on military deaths, Tasnim said six members of the regular military, including three pilots, had been killed in southern Iran.
Iran claims 7 killed in US missile strike on Khuzestan; Houthis warn US troop hosts of "repercussions"
Seven people were killed and eight injured after US missile strikes targeted three locations in Iran’s Khuzestan province, Iranian state media reported. Missile strikes were also reported near Ahvaz and Aghajari. Meanwhile, Houthi authorities warned countries hosting US forces of “repercussions”, as Donald Trump claimed Washington had “almost total control” of the Strait of Hormuz.
CENTCOM says it completed "wave of strikes" against Iranian military targets
United States forces conducted strikes against Iranian military targets in West Asia. Iran's Foreign Ministry reported civilian casualties from strikes on a wedding celebration. Iran's IRNA news agency claimed retaliatory ballistic missile and drone attacks on US bases. Bahrain and Kuwait reported responding to Iranian drone attacks and missile interceptions. The events follow US President Donald Trump's announcement of strikes near the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran says it killed ‘large number’ of US forces in Jordan; America says no casualties
Iran on Wednesday claimed its attacks on US forces in Jordan killed a “large number” of American personnel, a claim Washington rejected by reporting no casualties. The Islamic Revolutionary Guards also said it struck US bases in Erbil with missiles and drones, while Bahrain said its air defences intercepted Iranian drones.
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