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- 1Zelensky angry over reported Trump-Putin diesel deal●Zelensky is flipping out over the diesel deal that Trump made with Putin today and promising to blow up even more Russia
A claim circulating online says Zelensky reacted furiously to a diesel deal between Trump and Putin and is promising further strikes on Russian oil refineries. The claim, made by Alex Jones, adds that energy economists believe attacks on Russia's energy sector have triple economic effects. No independent confirmation of the deal or Zelensky's reaction has been given.
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US markets drew attention as major indexes, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, rose on Friday, with oil prices and Treasury yields stabilizing and indexes posting weekly gains. Nasdaq futures dipped ahead of earnings and economic data, while gold climbed more than 1% and US consumer sentiment fell. Investors are watching earnings season and upcoming economic reports for direction.
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Emanuel Wilson is a trending search topic in the United States, with interest tied to running back usage in the NFL. Coverage of Week 4 fantasy football rankings and teams finding success with new wrinkles in their running games has put backups and rotation backs like Wilson in the spotlight. Fantasy analysts are highlighting which running backs, such as Aaron Jones, are worth flex plays this week.
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FX and Hulu's new series 'The Lowdown' is drawing attention as it rolls out, with Tommy Lee Jones joining lead Ethan Hawke in the cast. Coverage is also noting the show's place in a busy TV slate alongside other new premieres like Marvel's 'VisionQuest' and new 'Sesame Street' programming. Viewers in the US appear to be catching up on what the show is and who stars in it.
- 5Palantir Co-Founder Urges Less Judgment Over Deadly Iran School Strike●Palantir's Co-Founder Wants Us Less Judgmental About Deadly Iran School Strike
Peter Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of data analytics firm Palantir, is drawing criticism after arguing that people should be less judgmental about a deadly strike on a school in Iran. The comments, reported by Mother Jones, have sparked debate about the ethics of the strike and the growing political influence of Palantir's leadership in discussions of US and Israeli military action.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is pulling back from record levels as Wall Street starts the new week on a weaker note. Technology stocks are sliding while rising oil prices add pressure, and investors are shifting attention to the start of the quarterly corporate earnings season for fresh direction.
- 7Tumbler Ridge mass shooter reportedly used ChatGPT, report reveals●Details of how Tumbler Ridge mass shooter used ChatGPT
A new report by Mother Jones and CBC details how the perpetrator of the Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia mass shooting used ChatGPT, raising questions about the chatbot's safeguards. The reporting examines how the AI assistant interacted with the shooter and whether existing protections failed, fuelling debate over AI safety and its role in violent acts.
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Inter Milan are dealing with a fitness setback, with Curtis Jones picking up a muscle problem that will sideline him. Meanwhile, former Inter director Ernesto Paolillo-adjacent voices and pundits are debating the squad's depth, with Compagnoni arguing the current reserves would still be good enough to compete in the Champions League, a claim that has reportedly frustrated head coach Cristian Chivu as he manages his rotation.
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Gable Steveson, the Olympic wrestling gold medallist turned MMA fighter, is facing heavy criticism after being knocked out in a UFC fight, with some calling him "glass jawed". A former MMA champion has stepped in to defend him, arguing the backlash is overblown and that Steveson remains a work in progress with elite wrestling credentials. Fans remain divided over whether his transition to mixed martial arts can succeed.
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The Seattle Seahawks defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 30-23, handing Los Angeles a fourth straight loss. Emanuel Wilson starred with a rushing touchdown after a muffed punt recovery, though Sam Darnold and Justin Herbert opened the game with back-to-back interceptions. The win drew extra attention after linebacker Dre Greenlaw was ejected for headbutting the helmetless Ernest Jones.
- 11Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones marriage in the spotlight●michael douglas catherine zeta-jones marriage
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones are making headlines over their long-running marriage. A Page Six report revisits Douglas's romantic history, claiming he had a large number of partners before settling down with Zeta-Jones. The couple, married since 2000, remain one of Hollywood's most talked-about pairings, with readers drawn to stories about how their relationship began and endured despite their 25-year age gap.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for a second straight session, closing up 195 dollars in New York, while the Nasdaq slipped about 120 points. US stocks broadly advanced as investors looked ahead to next week's corporate earnings and inflation statistics. Smaller-company shares fell over the week, and Japanese readers are closely tracking Wall Street's moves.
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Wall Street is in focus as stocks extend their decline, with the Dow Jones under pressure from surging oil prices and elevated bond yields. Commentators describe markets as on a roller coaster, citing policy signals from Donald Trump and developments around OpenAI as sources of volatility. Some businesses are also said to be pausing expansion plans until after the election, adding to investor caution.
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Harrison Ford is drawing renewed attention after taking his first lead role in a TV series at age 80, working with creator Taylor Sheridan. Coverage recalls his long career, including a rejected audition in 1968 for an Oscar-nominated film and his decades of waiting for television work. Interest in his Indiana Jones films has also resurfaced alongside the news.
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The Buffalo Sabres have acquired defencemen Owen Jones and Laatsch from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for defenceman Ryan Johnson, TSN reports. The swap sends Johnson to Pittsburgh while Buffalo adds two blue-line prospects, and the move is drawing attention from hockey fans in the US and Canada.
- 16Zelenskyy accused of trying to humiliate Trump after refinery strike●Zelenskyy is trying to publicly humiliate President Trump. I predict it’s gonna backfire big time! Hours after President
Zelenskyy's government is being accused by Trump allies of attempting a public humiliation after Ukrainian forces struck a refinery near Moscow, hours after Donald Trump reportedly brokered a deal with Vladimir Putin to sell diesel to the United States. Alex Jones says the move will backfire badly, and the claim is drawing heavy engagement among right-wing commentators debating whether Kyiv is sabotaging Trump's peace efforts.
- 17Cowboys Stumble in Upset Loss to Buccaneers, Jerry Jones Fumes●Cowboys Stumble to Buccaneers in Upset Loss, Jerry Jones Fumes
The Dallas Cowboys fell to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in an upset defeat, drawing a sharp reaction from owner Jerry Jones. The loss has prompted criticism of the team's performance and renewed questions about the Cowboys' direction this season, with Jones's visible frustration adding fuel to fan and media debate.
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Hugh Jackman is trending as entertainment outlets publish a wave of stories about the Australian actor. Coverage ranges from retrospectives on his best films, including The Wolverine and Real Steel, to little-known facts about his career. New reports also focus on his adventure movie reboot, pitched to Indiana Jones fans, and comments suggesting his involvement in Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars may disappoint Marvel fans.
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Kalyn Ponga is the name on NRL fans' lips, with talk radio debate asking whether the Newcastle Knights fullback can have a Reece Walsh-like influence on a Grand Final. Meanwhile, coverage of the Warriors notes coach Jones completing a full-circle moment by handing debuts to young players. Discussion is focused on Ponga's match-winning potential and the Warriors' emerging talent.
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Michael Douglas is back in headlines after recounting that the FBI warned him before the 1992 Oscars of a planned HIV-related attack on stage, alongside renewed interest in his dating life before marrying Catherine Zeta-Jones. Reports say security was heightened for the ceremony, and readers are revisiting how serious the threat was and how it shaped his public appearances at the time.
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Julio Jones is trending in the United States, with search interest and engagement rising sharply around his name. The spike coincides with renewed attention on former Alabama coach Nick Saban, as producers behind a new Saban project reflect on a story they say is bigger than football. Details on what specifically triggered the interest in Jones remain limited.
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Michael Douglas is speaking openly about his 2013 separation from Catherine Zeta-Jones, calling it a 'time out' in their marriage and stressing that 'marriage is a lot of work'. In new interviews he describes the period as an ordeal for the couple, who later reconciled. The candid reflections have drawn wide coverage in Australian and international media, with readers revisiting one of Hollywood's most high-profile marriages.
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Michael Douglas is making headlines with his new memoir, in which he admits smuggling drugs to pay for college and describes multiple affairs with former costars. He also discusses the ultimatum his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, gave him about monogamy, and the five calls he made to other women the day he committed to her. Zeta-Jones has said she has not yet read the book, and Douglas explained refusing David Letterman's show years ago.
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US stocks are trading near record levels, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at the centre of attention as markets see mixed moves. Tech shares rebounded as jitters over the AI trade eased, though Treasury yields surged at one point and stocks pulled back from records. World shares were mostly higher while crude prices fell, and AI-linked names like Oracle and C3.ai drew heavy interest.
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US stock markets are in focus as the Dow Jones index and broader Wall Street benchmarks react to September inflation figures, with consumer prices up 3.7% annually, driven largely by a jump in gas prices. The S&P 500 wavered as strong corporate earnings expectations offset a rout in chip stocks, while rising bond yields and rebounding oil prices weighed on sentiment. Investors are also watching the latest Federal Reserve minutes for clues on the rate outlook.
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Wall Street closed higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 0.18% while US stock indexes reached record highs, shrugging off turbulence in the bond market. Investors are watching whether the rally can continue despite rising pressure in fixed income, with Mexican and Spanish-language financial outlets covering the milestone closely.
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Several Bilbao stories are making headlines at once. A tram collided with a car on Avenida Zunzunegi, while architect Norman Foster's expansion of the Fine Arts Museum — adding 6,900 square metres and a striking six-metre oculus — has been unveiled. Catherine Zeta-Jones is filming 'Kill Jackie' in the Basque Country, saying she feels a deep connection between Euskadi and her native Wales. Meanwhile, airline Volotea, which flies from nearby Pamplona, has entered creditor pre-insolvency proceedings.
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Billionaire hedge fund investor Paul Tudor Jones says 2027 has the most negative flow picture for equities since 2002, according to Seeking Alpha commentary on the S&P 500. The comparison to 2002 — the depths of the dot-com bust — is drawing attention as markets weigh his warning about liquidity and fund flows turning against stocks.
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Kalyn Ponga, the Newcastle Knights fullback, is among the names rugby league fans are searching for, alongside news that Stacey Jones has completed a full-circle moment by handing debuts to new New Zealand Warriors players. Details remain limited, but the story links Jones's history with the club to a new generation making their first appearances.
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Michael Douglas is making headlines with revelations from his new memoir, admitting to multiple affairs during his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones, including a period he describes as ready to leave his wife. He also recalls the five phone calls he made to five women the day he chose Zeta-Jones, and discusses how he avoided the Vietnam War draft. The candid remarks about his rocky personal era are drawing wide attention.
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Katya Jones is in the news around Strictly Come Dancing, with the show's stars seen filming at a restaurant in St Albans, according to the Herts Advertiser. The professional dancer and fellow cast members were spotted at the venue as the programme continues its current series, drawing attention from fans locally and online.
- 32Germany, Italy and Japan decline Hormuz naval mission▼ALLIES SAY NO TO HORMUZ MISSION Germany, Italy and Japan have reportedly declined to send warships to help secure the St
Germany, Italy and Japan have reportedly declined to send warships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz. Fox News host Lawrence B. Jones seized on the refusals, framing them as a test of whether U.S. allies would stand with Washington when called upon. The decisions add to debate over burden-sharing and allied commitment as tensions around the strategic waterway persist.
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Daisy Edgar-Jones is drawing attention as the star of a new film adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Early commentary has been critical, with some reviewers arguing the remake fails to capture Austen's comic vision and wit. Debate over whether the new version does justice to the beloved novel is now unfolding among Austen fans and film audiences.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is trending as new interviews and coverage focus on her marriage to Michael Douglas. Douglas is opening up about a past 'time out' in their relationship and reflecting on their years together, while Zeta-Jones jokes that she hasn't finished reading his memoir but says everyone else should. Their candid remarks about love, monogamy and lasting through rough patches are fueling widespread interest.
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Isabella Jones, the girlfriend of Presley Gerber — son of model Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber — shared a heartfelt farewell message saying she will miss him for the rest of her life, signaling the end of their relationship. The touching tribute has drawn attention as it circulates among entertainment outlets.
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The Buffalo Sabres and Pittsburgh Penguins have completed a trade involving defencemen. Buffalo acquired fellow blue-liners Harrison Jones and Jack Laatsch from Pittsburgh in exchange for defenceman Ryan Johnson. The deal gives the Sabres two new defensive prospects while sending Johnson, a former first-round pick, to Pittsburgh, and sports outlets have been covering the swap as the NHL roster shuffle continues.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is drawing attention as husband Michael Douglas promotes his new memoir. She admits she hasn't finished reading the book herself but says everyone else should, while Douglas speaks about the secret to their long marriage. Separately, the couple's Hudson Valley home is still lingering on the market, keeping the pair in the headlines on both personal and real estate fronts.
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The veteran actor Tommy Lee Jones is drawing search interest in the United States. The available coverage connects the moment to renewed buzz around Sterlin Harjo's Oklahoma-set series 'The Lowdown', which is returning with more of the state's crime and intrigue, though Jones's exact link to the show or the trend is not spelled out in the reporting.
- 39Rare 1993 floppy disk version of Indiana Jones game surfaces●Hier noch eine relativ seltene Variante des Spiels "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" von LucasFilm Games. Vermutlich
A rare variant of the classic LucasFilm Games adventure "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" is being highlighted by retro computing fans. The version is believed to come from a 1993 re-release and fits on a single 1.44 MB 3.5-inch HD diskette, self-extracting via an INSTALL.BAT file. Enthusiasts are sharing it as an unusual example of how the game was distributed on disk decades ago.
- 40Retired underwriter's letter argues NHS cheaper than private insurance●Here's a great letter from Susan Jones (a retired insurance underwriter) on why the NHS will *always* cost the UK less t
A letter by Susan Jones, a retired insurance underwriter, is circulating in UK political discussions, arguing that the NHS will always cost the country less than a private health insurance system. Drawing on her industry background, she contends that advocates of privatisation are either misinformed or serving commercial interests. The letter is being widely shared among users debating the future of British healthcare funding.