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- 1Trump urges legislation to end birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling▼Trump says 'too bad' SCOTUS upheld birthright citizenship, pushes legislation to end it
Donald Trump reacted to the Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship, saying 'too bad' about the decision, and is pushing Congress to pass legislation to end the constitutional guarantee of citizenship for children born on US soil. The comments renew a long-running fight over the 14th Amendment, which legal experts widely say cannot be overturned by ordinary legislation.
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Matt Renshaw has played a lengthy, gritty innings to put Australia in a commanding position in the Test against South Africa. Play was halted by bad light just as Renshaw closed in on a drought-breaking milestone, leaving him stranded on the brink of a century that would end a long wait for a big score.
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Attention is on well-known figures who ran for elected office and lost, with commentary stressing that their campaigns ended in defeat and public embarrassment. The item claims a string of celebrity candidates were beaten at the ballot box, though no specific names, races or vote counts are given, so the exact outcome remains unclear beyond the general claim that famous candidates fared badly.
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A warning circulating in France states plainly that if nothing calms down, 'all this will end badly.' The message does not name a specific event, but its wording suggests alarm over escalating tensions of some kind. It has drawn significant engagement, with many people apparently sharing the sentiment that the current situation is heading toward a bad outcome without de-escalation.
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Marvel's series 'VisionQuest' made a surprise premiere at New York Comic Con, with first reactions calling it one of the MCU's best recent projects. It is the final Marvel release before 'Avengers: Doomsday'. Reviews are split, however: IndieWire's critic panned the show as a tedious bad-dad drama ending what it calls a shortsighted era of MCU television.
- 6First frost ends a strong season for wherryi pitcher plants●Sarracenia rubra spp. wherryi has been looking good here at the end of summer. Too bad we had our first frost last night
A grower reports that Sarracenia rubra subspecies wherryi, a carnivorous pitcher plant, looked strong through late summer but faces the season's first frost, which was light rather than killing. The plants will soon be moved indoors to a cellar for their winter dormancy. The post has drawn attention from plant and carnivorous-plant enthusiasts following the changing season.
- 7Cristiano Ronaldo faces national team ban talk amid Portugal rift▼cristiano ronaldo national team ban
Reports suggest Cristiano Ronaldo could be banned or frozen out of the Portugal national team, with the forward publicly accusing coach Jorge Jesus of breaking promises. Ronaldo says he hopes for 'one or more farewell matches' with Portugal, fuelling debate over whether his international career is ending on bad terms with the manager.
- 8Celebrities and Influencers Going Broke in 2026▼25 Minutes of Celebrities & Influencers Going BROKE in 2026
A compilation detailing celebrities and influencers who have lost their fortunes in 2026 is drawing large audiences, with over 496,000 people engaging with it. The piece recounts financial downfalls across entertainment and social media, and viewers are reacting to how quickly high earners can end up broke through overspending, bad investments and legal troubles.
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Australia fought back on the opening day of their first Test against South Africa before bad light ended play early. South African fast bowler Anrich Nortje, backed by the selectors, repaid the faith with key wickets in Australia's innings, leaving the match evenly poised as discussion of the Test builds across cricket media in Australia, South Africa and India.
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People are sharing and debating television series that started strong but declined in quality, whether through poor later seasons, rushed endings, or cancellations. The conversation has drawn broad engagement as users swap examples of shows they once loved but gave up on, comparing where they think each one went wrong.
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The Durban Test between Australia and South Africa was thwarted by bad light, ending play despite new ICC regulations introduced to reduce stoppages. The BBC's report has drawn attention because the rule changes were meant to keep matches going in fading light, yet the Test still could not continue. Cricket fans are discussing whether the governing body's adjustments have actually solved the problem.
- 12Google Play deals include Balatro and more discounted Android games●Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Balatro, BAD END, Seoul Exorcist 1111, more Today’s best Google Play app and gam
A new round of Google Play app and game price cuts is live, headlined by the poker roguelike Balatro. Also discounted are BAD END, Seoul Exorcist 1111, Servant of the Lake, Terraria, Conquistadorio, The Game of Life 2 and Drop Duchy, alongside other apps and freebies. The offers are temporary, so interested buyers need to act quickly before prices return to normal.
- 13Trump's tomato tariffs threaten free chips and salsa at restaurants●Houston Public Media: Trump tomato tariffs could spell the end of free chips, salsa at restaurants The 17% tariff on Mex
A 17% tariff on Mexican tomato imports under the Trump administration, combined with poor weather in Florida and Mexico, has driven up prices for salsa ingredients. Restaurants that traditionally offer complimentary chips and salsa may scale back or drop the freebies as costs climb, according to Houston Public Media.
- 14Family in legal case seeks funds, says safety on track●The good news is that we are still safe & things are on track with our case! The bad news is that it will take THOUSANDS
A family pursuing a court case says they remain safe and the case is progressing, but warns the trial will cost thousands more. They report borrowing money at very high interest rates, similar to payday loans, to cover recent costs, and are asking for further support to reach the end of the trial.
- 15Marvel's 'VisionQuest' Panned as Series Wraps Up▼‘VisionQuest’ Review: Marvel’s Tedious Bad-Dad Drama Series Ends a Shortsighted Era of MCU TV
Marvel's series 'VisionQuest' has concluded its run, and critics are delivering harsh verdicts. IndieWire's review calls the show a 'tedious bad-dad drama' and argues it ends a 'shortsighted era' of Marvel Cinematic Universe television, suggesting the studio's recent streaming strategy has produced diminishing returns.
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A teenager is fighting for life in hospital after a car firebombing in Melbourne backfired, leaving the young person critically injured. Australian outlets are covering the incident, which appears to have targeted a vehicle but ended with the alleged offender badly hurt. Details about the circumstances, those responsible and any arrests have not yet been confirmed by police.
- 17Claims RJ Mitte Struggled With Depression Resurface●Toward the end, RJ Mitte was not himself anymore. He smiled less. Depression started to creep in. Watch how quickly his
Posts circulating on X claim that actor RJ Mitte, best known for playing Walter White Jr. on Breaking Bad, became noticeably withdrawn toward the end of an unspecified period, smiling less and experiencing creeping depression while masking his struggles from others. The accounts describe it as a tragic story affecting many people every day. No further verified details accompany the claims.
- 18Singaporeans warned to shelter from forecast afternoon rain●"My fellow Singaporeans..." And those in town this weekend Rain is forecasted this afternoon (possibly seeded) Stay indo
A public-safety style message circulating in Singapore warns residents, and visitors in town this weekend, that rain forecast for the afternoon may be 'seeded' and therefore 'toxic', urging people to stay indoors and seek shelter. The note is framed as a public service announcement and ends by wishing people to stay safe, though no official source or evidence is given for the claim about the rain.
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Three people were injured in a rear-end collision on the A29 motorway near Hatten in Lower Saxony, according to the Weser Kurier. Rear-end crashes, known in German as Auffahrunfall, are a frequent cause of motorway tailbacks, and drivers are searching for details on the accident, the extent of injuries and how badly traffic was affected.
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Italian actress Sabrina Impacciatore has revealed a frightening experience while filming The White Lotus, saying she risked dying in an incident on set that could have ended badly. The actress, who played hotel manager Valentina in the show's second season, spoke publicly about the drama, and Italian entertainment outlets are picking up her account of the near-miss.
- 21Opinion column argues regret is not rape, sparks backlash●Opinion: Young women must take responsibility for their actions. Regretting one’s bad decisions is a far cry from rape.
A USA Today opinion piece argues that young women must take responsibility for their actions, claiming that regretting a bad decision is fundamentally different from rape. The column is drawing strong reactions, with readers debating where consent ends and regret begins, and accusing the paper of victim-blaming in sexual assault cases.
- 22Every Time Bryan Cranston Reprised Walter White Outside Breaking Bad▼Every Time Bryan Cranston Played Walter White Outside Of Breaking Bad
Bryan Cranston returned to his Emmy-winning role as Walter White several times after Breaking Bad ended, appearing in the 2019 film El Camino and making a surprise cameo in Better Call Saul's final season in 2022. A rundown of all these offshoot appearances is drawing attention, reminding fans how the character kept surfacing across the show's extended universe.
- 23Movie fan turns to comfort films after a bad day●# movies 194 # DOM 23 Yesterday was a bust that gym was so bad, everyone was mean. Today i need some comfort, Know what?
A film fan wrote that a gym visit went badly and left them feeling glum, so they decided to spend the day with a comforting movie set in a place where nothing bad ever happens and everyone is kind. The message ends mid-sentence with a knock at the door, and it has been circulating among movie-themed discussions online.
- 24Fans joke Tottenham could survive on a Man City points deduction●A horrible thought occurs to me: Tottenham have a long, crushing season and they finish in 17th. But then Man City get a
Football fans are musing over a grim scenario for Tottenham Hotspur: a miserable Premier League season ending in 17th place, only for Manchester City to receive a 100-point deduction that would keep Spurs up anyway. The thought is being shared as dark humour about how bad Tottenham's form could get, and about the lingering threat of sanctions hanging over City.
- 25Viewers Keep Returning to Supernatural Years After It Ended●I've been sort of binging "Supernatural" with my son for the last few weeks. It's not a bad show, although it's not the
A parent says they have spent recent weeks watching the long-running horror series Supernatural with their son, describing it as watchable even though horror is not their preferred genre. The comment reflects the show's lasting appeal as a binge pick for shared viewing, years after its fifteen-season run concluded in 2020.
- 26Renshaw and Cummins lead Australia fightback before bad light ends play▼Renshaw, Cummins fight back, bad light has final say
Matt Renshaw and Pat Cummins staged a fightback for Australia before bad light brought a premature end to play in their cricket Test. The pair's resistance gave the home side hope of recovering from a difficult position, but the weather denied them the chance to push on, with the match left finely balanced overnight.
- 27Mark Andrews criticized after drop in Falcons-Ravens game●🏈 #NFL After Atlanta's 1st drive, a few folks on my timeline were saying that Mark Andrews had bad hands. More evidence
During the Baltimore Ravens' game against the Atlanta Falcons, with Atlanta leading 7-3, Mark Andrews came under criticism from fans after the Falcons' first drive, with viewers saying he had bad hands. More plays cited as further evidence of his dropped passes fueled the online debate about his form this season.
- 28Perfect start could be bad omen for Manchester City's title hopes▼Five wins out of five? History suggests it is a bad omen for Manchester City’s title chances
Analysis suggests that a five-wins-from-five start to the Premier League season may actually be a poor historical indicator for Manchester City's title chances. The piece points to past campaigns where perfect openings did not end in the trophy, casting doubt on whether early dominance guarantees silverware. Fans and pundits are debating whether the trend holds any real weight this season.
- 29NSF ends FY2026 with $1.4 billion left unspent●Even after # Trump slashed its budget, the # NSF left $1.4 billion unspent at the end of FY26 (Sept 30). From Joel Widde
The US National Science Foundation closed fiscal year 2026 having obligated $6.4 billion in research funds across 6,218 awards, down from $8.3 billion and 8,647 awards the previous year, according to Joel Widder. Despite deep budget cuts under the Trump administration, the agency still left roughly $1.4 billion unspent as of September 30. Commenters say the figures raise questions about whether funding delays and award cuts are keeping badly needed research money from reaching scientists.
- 30Boockvar warns data center boom may not last▼Peter Boockvar on the impact of data center buildout on the stock market: It works until it doesn't
Market strategist Peter Boockvar cautioned that the stock market's reliance on the massive data center buildout is sustainable only for so long, summing up his view as 'it works until it doesn't.' His comments add to a growing debate among investors over whether the enormous capital spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure can keep supporting equity valuations, or whether it echoes previous investment booms that ended badly.
- 31Overspending and Going Broke Content Draws Big Audiences●Watch People Overspending Money They Don't Have & Go BROKE
Personal finance content showing people spending money they don't have and ending up broke is attracting heavy attention, with one such item drawing tens of thousands of likes globally. The material leans on cautionary tales of debt and bad money habits, tapping into widespread anxiety about living beyond one's means, rising costs and financial insecurity among viewers.
- 32Viewers debate TV finales that ruin a show's legacy▼I saw talk on the internets today of 'when TV shows go bad, and so bad they undo the previous good work' and the words "
Discussion is circulating online about TV shows whose endings are so poor they undermine the quality of everything that came before. Game of Thrones is the most-cited example, with many posts revisiting dissatisfaction with its final season. Some participants push back by praising oddball alternatives, pointing to the Columbo episode 'Last Salute to the Commodore' as an example of a strange but affectionate ending that fans still enjoy.
- 33Bad light stops play as South Africa restrict Australia to 187-6▼South Africa vs Australia: Bad light stops play on day one of first Test as hosts reduce Pat Cummins' side to 187-6 in Durban
On day one of the first Test between South Africa and Australia in Durban, bad light brought an early end to play with Australia struggling on 187-6. Pat Cummins' side were put under sustained pressure by the hosts' bowlers, leaving the match finely balanced heading into day two.
- 34Vincenzo Montella sacked as Turkey coach after four straight defeats●Vincenzo Montella sacked as Turkey coach after four successive defeats https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7378269/2026/10/
Vincenzo Montella has been dismissed as head coach of the Turkish national football team following four consecutive defeats. The Turkish football federation moved to end his tenure amid a poor run of results, and attention now turns to who will take charge ahead of upcoming fixtures.
- 35Skydance deal sparks sarcasm and concern online●Well this won’t end in tears or anything. # Skydance # Entertainment # Business
Social media users are reacting sardonically to news involving Skydance, the entertainment company, with one widely shared comment warning that it "won't end in tears." The remark reflects skepticism about the media business's latest corporate move, with commenters implying the deal could go badly for those affected.
- 36George Russell admits blame for Singapore GP crash●George Russell owns up to Singapore F1 crash: 'A very bad day because of my own mistake' https://www.motorsport.com/f1/n
Mercedes driver George Russell has publicly accepted responsibility for his crash at the Singapore Grand Prix, calling it 'a very bad day because of my own mistake'. The incident cost him a strong result, and his frank admission of error has drawn attention from Formula 1 fans and media discussing accountability and the pressure of racing on the demanding street circuit.
- 37Physicist Adam Becker's rant on food and credit scores spreads online●'we live on a planet where food literally grows on trees. how did we fuck up so bad that i need a credit score?' - adam
Adam Becker, on his podcast 'Dreaming Against the Machine', asked how society ended up requiring credit scores on a planet where food grows on trees, paraphrasing a line originally posted by an unnamed social media author. The quip is resonating widely as a pointed critique of modern economic systems, touching on themes of sustainability, dependence on financial institutions, and frustration with the complexity of basic survival under capitalism.
- 38Nine crime thrillers that nail their finales like Breaking Bad●9 Crime Thriller TV Shows That Stick the Landing With a Great Finale Like 'Breaking Bad'
A new roundup highlights nine crime thriller TV shows that, like Breaking Bad, delivered satisfying finales. The list aims to point viewers toward series that avoided disappointing endings, a common criticism in the genre. Fans frequently debate which shows managed to stick their landings, making finale quality a recurring topic of conversation among TV audiences.
- 39Man considering cutting off friend over her child's boundary-pushing▼He Tried To Be Patient With His Friend’s Child, Yet Her Constant Boundary-Pushing Has Him Ready To Distance Himself Completely
A man says he tried to stay patient with his friend's daughter, but her repeated disregard for his boundaries has pushed him to consider distancing himself from both the child and the friend entirely. The story has struck a chord with readers debating how much tolerance one owes a friend's badly behaved child, and whether ending a friendship over parenting differences is reasonable.
- 40Washington State falls at home in Pullman flashbacks▼A Grip on Sports: Flashbacks abounded Saturday night in Pullman. Not in a good way
Washington State's Saturday night game in Pullman ended badly, with columnist Vince Grippi of the Spokesman-Review writing that the performance brought back unwelcome memories of past struggles for Cougar fans. His 'A Grip on Sports' column argues the loss echoed familiar patterns rather than marking progress for the program.