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- 1Palantir Co-Founder Urges Less Judgment Over Deadly Iran School StrikeβPalantir's Co-Founder Wants Us Less Judgmental About Deadly Iran School Strike
A co-founder of the data analytics firm Palantir has argued that people should be less judgmental about a deadly strike that hit a school in Iran, according to Mother Jones. The remarks have drawn criticism, with commentators saying the comment downplays civilian deaths and raises questions about the defense industry's role in shaping public attitudes toward military action.
- 2Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT use revealed in reportβDetails of how Tumbler Ridge mass shooter used ChatGPT
New reporting by CBC, drawing on a Mother Jones investigation, details how the perpetrator of the Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia mass shooting used ChatGPT, raising questions about the safeguards built into OpenAI's chatbot. The story is drawing attention to how AI tools can factor into violent acts and whether companies are doing enough to prevent misuse.
- 3Roberts court accused of reviving Jim Crow-era policiesβJim Crow was on the ash heap of history. Then came the Roberts court.
Mother Jones argues that Jim Crow-era racial discrimination, long consigned to history, is being revived by decisions of the US Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts. The piece frames the court's rulings on voting rights and related issues as rolling back civil rights protections, positioning the Roberts-led court as a driving force behind that reversal.
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Jim Carrey has married his girlfriend Min Ah in a small private ceremony in Los Angeles, according to reports including TMZ and Page Six. The news has drawn attention because the 64-year-old actor once said he would never marry again. Coverage also notes his past relationships with stars like RenΓ©e Zellweger and January Jones, and separate reports say he is selling his Maui mansion for $35 million.
- 5Pete Hegseth creates new Office of Religious Affairs at PentagonβWow. So strange that the US has never before had an Office of Religious Affairs. Like, almost by design or something. ht
The US Defense Department under Secretary Pete Hegseth has established an Office of Religious Affairs, a first for the country. Commenters are remarking on the fact that no such office existed before, suggesting the separation of church and state made its absence deliberate. A Mother Jones explainer on the new office is circulating widely, with critics voicing alarm about religion's expanding role in government.
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Jim Carrey has married for the third time, tying the knot with his partner Min Ah in a private wedding ceremony. Outlets including E! News and Page Six confirmed the news, with coverage also recapping the actor's well-known past relationships, including RenΓ©e Zellweger and January Jones. Fans across Australia, Singapore, the UK and the US are sharing congratulations and surprise at the low-key announcement.
- 7125 New Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy Books Arrive This Octoberβ125 New Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy Books Releasing in October New releases from Cassandra Khaw, Annalee Newitz, Stephen
A roundup of 125 science fiction, horror, and fantasy books hitting shelves in October highlights new releases from Cassandra Khaw, Annalee Newitz, Stephen King, Stephen Graham Jones, Sarah J. Maas, and Jane Schoenbrun. The list is drawing attention from genre readers looking ahead to a busy autumn publishing season spanning horror, fantasy, and speculative fiction.
- 8Man charged with murder in East Chicago liquor store shootingβAustin Earl Williams charged with murder of Brent Jones shot, killed outside Euclid Liquors in East Chicago, Indiana: officials
Austin Earl Williams has been charged with the murder of Brent Jones, who was shot and killed outside Euclid Liquors in East Chicago, Indiana, according to officials. The charges follow the fatal shooting, and local authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the killing.
- 9Nor'easter leaves sailboat stranded on Quincy's Wollaston BeachβBlown by nor'easter onto Quincy's Wollaston Beach: August 1930 by the great Boston Herald photographer Leslie Jones... .
A sailboat was blown ashore on Wollaston Beach in Quincy, Massachusetts, during a nor'easter, echoing a scene captured there in August 1930 by Boston Herald photographer Leslie Jones. The 2026 image, taken by Boston Globe photographer David L. Ryan, draws a direct visual comparison between the two storms nearly a century apart.
- 10Gideon Levy says Israel is panicking over Gaza filmβIsrael Is PANICKING Over Gaza Film - Courageous Israeli Journalist Gideon Levy Explains Why
Israeli journalist Gideon Levy, a longtime Haaretz columnist and prominent critic of his government, argues that Israel is panicking over a film about Gaza. Speaking in an interview with British commentator Owen Jones, Levy suggested the film's impact has rattled Israeli officials and exposed internal anxieties over the war's image abroad. The interview has drawn large attention online, with viewers debating Levy's characterization of Israeli reactions to international criticism over Gaza.
- 11SANY Nutrition Group Opens New Manufacturing Plant in JonesboroβΌSANY Nutrition Group Celebrates Grand Opening of Jonesboro Manufacturing Plant
SANY Nutrition Group has held a grand opening ceremony for its new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The plant adds local manufacturing capacity and jobs to the area, and local media covered the opening. The company produces nutrition products, and the facility expands its production footprint in the United States.
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SANY Nutrition Group has opened a new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The opening was reported by local station KATV. No further details on the facility's size, investment, or job creation were provided in the initial coverage, but a new plant in the city signals expanded production capacity for the nutrition company and potential economic activity for the area.
- 13Dow's rough month, Micron surge, Google launches Gemini 4βThe Dow's rough month, Micron's revenue surge, Google launches Gemini 4 and more in Morning Squawk
CNBC's Morning Squawk rounds up the morning's top business stories: the Dow Jones Industrial Average is closing out a difficult month, chipmaker Micron is reporting a sharp surge in revenue, and Google has launched Gemini 4, the newest version of its AI model. The roundup points to a busy stretch for markets and technology, with investors weighing stock weakness against strong earnings in the semiconductor and AI sectors.
- 14US Stocks Fall as Treasury Yields Hit 2002 Highsββ‘ NEWS US Markets Decline Amid Record Treasury Yields and Rising Oil Prices The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell in ear
The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined in early trading as US Treasury yields climbed to their highest levels since 2002 and oil prices surged. Rising borrowing costs and energy prices are weighing on markets, offsetting gains in technology stocks and raising concerns about the economic outlook.
- 15"California, Here I Come" Debuted in Broadway's Bomboβ"California, Here I Come" is a song interpolated in the # Broadway musical # Bombo , starring # AlJolson . The song was
The song "California, Here I Come" was written by Bud DeSylva, Joseph Meyer and Al Jolson, and was interpolated into the Broadway musical "Bombo", which starred Jolson. Jolson recorded it on January 17, 1924, with Isham Jones' Orchestra at Brunswick Records in Chicago, making it one of the defining hits of his career and a classic of the era.
- 16Dylan Jones argues seating is what makes a great restaurantβDylan Jones: What matters most in a really good restaurant? Where you sit https://www.standard.co.uk/going-out/restauran
Food writer Dylan Jones has published a piece in the Evening Standard arguing that the most important factor in a really good restaurant is not the menu or service, but where you sit. Writing for a London lifestyle audience, he explores how table placement shapes the whole dining experience, a take likely to spark debate among diners and restaurateurs.
- 17SANY Nutrition Group opens new manufacturing facility in JonesboroβΌSANY Nutrition Group celebrates grand opening of new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro
SANY Nutrition Group has held a grand opening ceremony for its new manufacturing facility in Jonesboro. The event marks the launch of production at the site, adding a nutrition manufacturing operation to the Arkansas city. The opening was reported by local press, drawing attention in the region as a notable new business development for the community.
- 18Sheinelle Jones Shares a Colorful Fall Salad RecipeβSheinelle's Fall Salad Is a Crisp and Colorful Ode to the Season
Sheinelle Jones, a co-host on NBC's Today show, has shared her recipe for a fall salad described as crisp and colorful. The dish is presented as a seasonal tribute to autumn produce, offering viewers a fresh idea for autumn cooking. The recipe is featured on TODAY.com as part of the show's food and lifestyle content.