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Laura Loomer says ‘America is over’ after US midterm elections: Here is what she posted
Believing that the United States is on the brink of collapse due to escalating political disputes, Laura Loomer warned of the dangers of imminent political violence. She urged citizens to stockpile supplies to ensure their survival, asserting a looming 'Islamic communist takeover.'
IT firms turn to acquisitions to boost revenue growth
The contribution rose to $147-148 million in the July-September period, reflecting a full quarter of consolidation. The acquisition has therefore become a significant part of the firm’s reported revenue base.
Hackers are targeting something the world can't do without: Food
A series of cyberattacks have affected supermarket refrigeration systems in multiple European countries, leading to food spoilage. These attacks, described as deliberate attempts to disrupt the food supply chain, raised concerns among retailers and consumers alike. Various security vulnerabilities in connected refrigerated systems have been exploited, underscoring the need for better cybersecurity measures. No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks; however, state backing is being investigated.
'New Cold War'? Supermarket freezers hacked in six European countries, food worth millions spoiled. Who's behind it?
A wave of cyberattacks has struck supermarket refrigeration systems across several European nations, including Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg, and Estonia, raising serious food safety alarms. These breaches allowed unauthorized access to cooling units, causing hazardous temperature increases that threaten product integrity. Experts are voicing concerns about the rising risks associated with connected technologies, while investigators work diligently to pinpoint the perpetrators and safeguard against future breaches.
Manipur: Thousands take part in rally in Imphal demanding lasting peace, justice for violence victims
A massive turnout in Imphal and Senapati saw thousands rallying for peace, justice, and the safe return of displaced individuals amidst the rising tensions in Manipur. The gatherings, led by various community organizations, stressed the urgent need to reassess the Suspension of Operations agreement with Kuki militant groups.
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Elon Musk’s xAI offers to buy 418 homes near its Mississippi data centre amid noise complaints
Residents in Colonial Hills are considering buyout offers from xAI due to ongoing noise complaints. The energy demands of the AI data centers have raised community concerns about noise and pollution. A lawsuit was filed by three residents alleging that the constant sound affected their quality of life. Renters also face uncertainty as some landlords have accepted buyout offers without considering tenant needs.
5,000 US soldiers were made test subjects in a mind-altering drug programme. It was done to find a chemical that could disable enemies during Cold War
During the Cold War, the US Army exposed around 5,000 soldiers to LSD, nerve agents and other dangerous chemicals at a secret Maryland facility. Researchers wanted to find out whether mind-altering drugs could incapacitate enemy troops without killing them. One chemical, BZ, could trigger vivid hallucinations and leave subjects delirious for up to three days. But many soldiers were reportedly unaware of what they were being given, and some later suffered lasting physical and psychological problems.
Did you know, Savannah Chrisley built a real estate business after reality TV fame? Her brokerage claims $17 million in sales
Savannah Chrisley has transitioned from reality TV to establish a real estate brokerage in Nashville. This venture has achieved over $17 million in sales during its first 11 months of operation. She focuses on luxury properties while leveraging her industry expertise and personal connections. In addition to real estate, she has developed brands in cosmetics and telehealth.
FBI raids Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion tied to Eric Swalwell investigation as Federal probe intensifies
On Tuesday morning, federal agents executed a search at billionaire Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion. The search was part of an ongoing investigation related to Eric Swalwell's alleged misconduct. Earlier this year, Swalwell resigned from Congress after facing multiple allegations. The investigation has gained renewed attention due to Swalwell's connection with a suspected Chinese intelligence officer. Several individuals were seen being taken from the mansion but were released shortly thereafter.
Digi Yatra to start international passenger trials at 7 Indian airports for Air India and IndiGo flyers
Starting November 1, eligible Indian nationals can participate in international passenger trials for Digi Yatra at seven airports. Using the Digi Yatra mobile app, passengers with e-passports can generate digital identity credentials by scanning their passports and verifying information. The updated app focuses on improving user experience and expanding service capabilities globally, while ensuring that existing travel documentation requirements remain in effect.
From murder charges to military curfews: The fallout from a US Marine's case in Japan reignites anger over American forces in Okinawa
Lance Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard faces charges in the murder of Anna Yagi, which has triggered public outrage. His alleged actions and the military's response have reignited debate over US military presence in Okinawa. Restrictions placed on American service members following the incident raise questions about their effectiveness in preventing future crimes. Okinawa's residents continue to demand stronger oversight of US forces and greater accountability for past incidents.
Operation Sindoor proved no target beyond IAF' s reach; air power remains India's primary responder, says Air Chief Marshal AP Singh
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh detailed the Indian Air Force's Operation Sindoor in a recent interview. The operation involved precision strikes responding to a terror attack, showcasing effective capability and integration. Singh emphasized the importance of maintaining multiple operational options and adapting to enemy tactics. He outlined future enhancements needed in various military domains for sustained effectiveness.
This Chinese robot can lift cars, fight intruders head-on, and can even save your life from danger; watch its capabilities in viral video
Unitree Robotics has unveiled a new robot called the H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian to assist in emergency situations. This robot can perform tasks such as lifting cars and rescuing pedestrians from danger. It possesses advanced capabilities and is expected to operate continuously for up to eight hours. The H2-X builds upon previous models but lacks detailed technical specifications at this time.
Steve Jobs gave Tim Cook one piece of advice before Apple's CEO transition: 'Never ask what I would do...’
Tim Cook succeeded Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple, following Jobs' advice to create his own leadership style. Jobs emphasised the importance of independent decision-making in order to continue Apple's legacy. Under Cook's leadership, Apple expanded its services and maintained operational discipline while facing new challenges in technology. Cook's tenure is marked by collaboration and innovation, steering the company toward future growth.
Meet John Lee, who began investing in UK shares in 1987; by 2003, his portfolio crossed £1 million after £125,000 in contributions
Lee followed a long-term approach when it came to investing. He did not spend his money across investment funds managed by financial companies. he preferred to select and buy individual shares himself. His prime focus was on smaller British businesses. These mostly included family-controlled companies with establish operations, profits and a record of paying dividends.
Trump warns 'Europe is finished' without border closures, deportations amid France unrest
US President Donald Trump expressed his concerns about Europe's future, predicting collapse due to immigration issues. He advised French President Emmanuel Macron to close France's borders to prevent unrest, emphasizing the connection between immigration and violence. In a recent week, significant unrest occurred in Bordeaux, prompting a curfew for unaccompanied minors. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu ordered partial curfews in response to the violent disturbances across France.
Alleged voter fraud case ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections: What impact will DOJ's charges against 28 California residents have on voting rights ahead of midterms?
The US Department of Justice has charged 28 lawful permanent residents in California with illegal voter registration. Federal prosecutors allege that 21 of these individuals also cast unlawful ballots during elections. California officials dispute the claims and call the federal demands outrageous and unsubstantiated. Concerns have arisen regarding the potential impact on public trust in electoral processes. Officials urge eligible voters to participate and not be discouraged by these allegations.
Why Pete Hegseth’s remarks on Nato’s Afghanistan role have drawn UK rebuke and raised fresh questions over US-Europe relations
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth questioned the combat contributions of NATO allies in Afghanistan during a recent speech. His comments prompted a response from the British government defending the sacrifices of its troops, which included over 450 deaths. The controversy comes amid broader tensions regarding US support for Ukraine against Russian aggression. European leaders are concerned about maintaining their security commitments in light of these remarks.
Tiger Shroff firing case: Raut slams Fadnavis govt over law and order; says regime change needed
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut criticised Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis over what he claimed to be a series of shootings, murders, extortion and kidnappings in the state. He asserted that the "regime change" slogans were vindicated by his claims that the state's home department was being used to target and jail opponents while allowing miscreants to operate freely. Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan also criticised the CM over the alleged deterioration of law and order in the state.
Farmer finds door of private jet that fell off within 3 minutes of takeoff from Nigeria’s capital, 3000 feet in the air
A private plane operated by Triton Aviation experienced an emergency landing shortly after takeoff from Abuja. The incident occurred when a door fell off the aircraft, requiring immediate return to the airport. Quick responses from the crew ensured safe landing, and emergency crews were ready on arrival. The missing door was later discovered in nearby farmland by a local farmer.
Dolly Parton started a foundation in 1995 to help young children read. Donated nearly 325 million books across the US, UK, and Canada; her father's inability inspired her
Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026, left behind a significant philanthropic legacy. The Imagination Library, launched in 1995, has gifted over 325 million books to young children. This initiative started from her own father's literacy challenges and aimed to improve access to books. Furthermore, Parton contributed to healthcare and disaster relief, reflecting her commitment to service. Her work continues to influence children's literacy and community support.
Beware WFH employees who enjoy travel: Man gets fired as boss catches him in Singapore instead of home but ruling calls it 'unfair'
A Sydney-based currency trader was fired after his employer tracked his work laptop to a Singapore hotel while he claimed to be working from home in Australia. Charles Graham had earlier been denied permission to work from Singapore for a year. His manager asked the IT department to use its “FBI skills” to locate him after he failed to return from a holiday as scheduled.
Swedish-born billionaire once bought 400,000 acres of Amazon rainforest, almost the size of Greater London. Locals worry about green colonialism; around 1000 people lost their jobs
Johan Eliasch generated buzz by securing ownership of 400,000 acres of the Amazon rainforest to combat logging threats. However, his move raised concerns about the fate of roughly 1,000 workers employed in the logging industry. Detractors questioned the appropriateness of foreign ownership in Brazilian lands for conservation ideals. Additionally, Eliasch's partnership in founding Cool Earth reflects the ongoing struggle to balance environmental conservation with the livelihoods of nearby communities.
One.Tel collapsed in 2001 after billing failures and a cash crisis. How its legal fallout led to a $40 million settlement in 2014
One.Tel collapsed in 2001 after years of trading losses, billing failures and mounting cash-flow problems. The Australian telecom company's failure triggered a prolonged legal dispute, which ended with companies associated with James Packer and Lachlan Murdoch agreeing to a $40 million settlement in 2014.
HCL Tech Q2 Preview: Will the IT major narrow its guidance? 5 things to watch out for
HCL Tech is set to announce its September quarter results on October 12, with brokerages expecting 12% year-on-year profit growth and 16% revenue growth. Acquisitions, deal ramp-ups and seasonal strength are likely to support performance. Investors will track FY27 revenue guidance, margin trends, discretionary spending, deal wins and AI-led pricing pressures for clues on the company’s growth outlook.
UK’s ‘Poo Bus’ ran on human waste and food scraps. How five people’s annual waste fuels a 300 km journey
The UK launched the Bio-Bus, a 40-seat vehicle powered by biomethane made from human sewage and food waste in 2014. Operated between Bath and Bristol Airport, the bus could travel up to 300 km on a full tank, using fuel produced from the annual waste of around five people, according to GENeco.
ASOS hack exposed more than contact details; even your shopping searches were accessed: What should customers do?
ASOS said the attacker posed as a trusted contact and tricked an employee into sharing their login details. The attacker then used those credentials to access company information stored on third-party platforms. ASOS said it had secured the affected platforms to block any further unauthorized access.
IAF has grown into exceptional, network-centric force: Air Chief Marshal A P Singh
Air Chief Marshal A P Singh highlighted the Indian Air Force's operational capabilities at the 94th Air Force Day celebrations. The event included a ceremonial parade showcasing various IAF combat assets and aircraft. Singh emphasized the importance of air power in protecting national interests and saluted fallen air warriors. He expressed pride in serving as IAF chief and mentioned his upcoming retirement.
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