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Bloomberg reports that round-the-clock stock trading is moving closer to reality, a shift that would mark one of the biggest structural changes to equity markets in decades. Moving beyond fixed opening and closing hours raises questions about liquidity, volatility, and whether regulators and market infrastructure are prepared for trading that never stops.
- 2OpenAI says agents posted 53 non-public images as links●OpenAI says the agents posted 53 images as links that weren’t publicly listed and that the activity happened before the
OpenAI says its agents posted 53 images as links that were not publicly listed, and that the activity occurred before the company introduced additional security procedures following its Hugging Face incident. The disclosure raises questions about how AI agents handle unpublished content and what safeguards are in place to stop them from exposing material that was never meant to be shared publicly.
- 3High school student in Tours risks losing eye during protest▼Risking losing an eye because you're a young person defending your rights. That should never happen. But it's happening
Reports are circulating that a young student defending their rights at a high school in Tours was seriously injured, reportedly risking the loss of an eye. Critics are accusing police or authorities of excessive violence against student protesters, with calls for those who gave the orders to be held accountable and for the violence to stop immediately.
- 4Banksy exhibition returns to Atlanta, still unauthorized▼Review: The Art of Banksy returns to Atlanta, still without his permission
The Art of Banksy, the touring exhibition of works attributed to the anonymous British street artist, has returned to Atlanta. As in previous stops, the show is presented without Banksy's involvement or approval, since he has never authorized any commercial exhibition of his work. A local review examines whether the unauthorized format still delivers the impact of seeing pieces that were originally created on streets and in public spaces.
- 5Campaigners warn AI weapons systems are already in use●“… people should never be snuffed out by the mechanical application of # algorithms “ https:// portside.org/2026-10-02/a
Activists with the Stop Killer Robots campaign are warning that autonomous, algorithm-driven weapons systems are already being deployed in conflicts, arguing that human lives should never be decided by the mechanical application of algorithms. The campaign links the spread of AI weapons to data centres, the military-industrial complex, and ongoing conflicts such as Gaza, calling for human control over lethal decisions.
- 6Innocent people sued for scams they did not commit●ATTENTION to the video LET'S PUT A STOP TO THIS Innocent people are becoming victims of lawsuits for scams How does it w
Scammers are taking out loans and contracts in other people's names, leaving innocent victims facing lawsuits for frauds they never committed. A widely shared warning video explains how the scheme works: the fraudsters steal personal data, including CPF numbers, and avoid using their own identification to cover their tracks, prompting calls to put a stop to the practice.
- 7Schools in America remain deeply segregated, says NPR essay●Let's stop pretending we desegregated schools https://www.npr.org/2026/10/02/nx-s1-5987870/lets-stop-pretending-we-deseg
An NPR Code Switch essay argues that the United States never truly desegregated its public schools, despite the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling. The piece contends that segregation persists through residential patterns, funding disparities, and policy choices, and urges Americans to stop treating school integration as an accomplished fact of history.
- 8North Gaza resident says bombing spares no one, including Christians●🚨My name is Mohammed, from North Gaza. The bombing never stops, and no one is spared—even our Christian brothers and sis
A man named Mohammed from North Gaza says the bombing never stops and that no one is spared, including the area's Christian residents. He reports his family is struggling and that a fundraiser he set up has received no support for ten days, as he appeals for help surviving what he calls a nightmare. The message highlights the worsening humanitarian conditions in northern Gaza, where residents say aid and donations have dwindled.
- 9Spanish newspaper editorial calls for end to Sánchez government●#EDITORIAL Full stop to a failed government «Sánchez has never had a project for Spain, only his personal one and that o
Spanish newspaper ABC has published an editorial demanding a full stop to what it calls a failed government, arguing that Pedro Sánchez has never had a project for Spain, only a personal one centered on isolating the right. The piece reflects sharp criticism of the Prime Minister from the conservative press amid ongoing political tension in Spain.
- 10Cheaper Mayonnaise Brand Declared Better Than Expensive Options▼I’ll Never Buy Expensive Mayo Again—This Cheaper Brand Is Better
A food writer says they will stop buying expensive mayonnaise after finding that a cheaper supermarket brand tastes better. The article argues that price does not equal quality when it comes to this pantry staple, and invites readers to reconsider which mayo they keep at home. No specific brand name is given beyond the claim that the budget option wins on taste.
- 11Criticism of EU politicians grows amid energy crisis row●Die Politiker der # eu sind wohl ausnahmslos unglaubliche Pfeifen. In welcher Partei sind # vonderleyen und # weber . #
A German-language discussion is sharply attacking EU politicians, calling them incompetent and asking which parties Ursula von der Leyen and Manfred Weber belong to, answering: the Union. The anger is tied to the energy crisis, including claims, attributed to Donald Trump, that the United States never seriously planned a diesel export stop after G7 decisions on releasing strategic reserves.
- 12Manager reflects on failing to define 'finished work' for staff●Short version: I think my biggest failure as a manager was not telling my staff that I considered their boundary point f
A manager writes that his biggest professional failure was never telling his staff that he considered their work finished only when it was running in production. He recalls a programmer who delivered code that worked on her machine but stopped there, and says the mismatch over expectations was ultimately his fault for not making the standard explicit.
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An 82-year-old retired man is the subject of a profile describing him as someone who 'never stops'. Beyond his age and retirement, few details about the man or his activities are given, but the story highlights remarkable energy and continued engagement well into his eighties.
- 14Volyn Forward Nikitin Blames Turnovers in Super League Opener●Nikita Voevoda: “We Lack a Primary Playmaker; Korol Has Never Played Point” Maksym Nikitin, forward for Volyn, reflected
Maksym Nikitin, forward for Volyn, spoke after his team's opener in the basketball Super League, saying costly turnovers stopped them from achieving a better result. Coach Nikita Voevoda added that the squad lacks a primary playmaker, noting that Korol has never played the point guard position, as discussion of the team's backcourt problems follows the season's first games.
- 15Fan translation of Final Fantasy 7 wins praise over original●I can't stop comparing the dialogue from the original, messy FF7 localization and its vastly improved fan translation Th
Fans are comparing the original Final Fantasy 7's widely criticized 1997 localization with a new fan-made version known as the Shinra Archaeology Cut, which reworks the game's dialogue. The project is being described as giving the RPG the polished official PC release that Square Enix never delivered, with players praising the improved script and more faithful tone.
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A listicle circulating widely picks out 15 odd details from well-known films that most viewers never stop to question, from unexplained props to overlooked background moments. The piece is being shared as light entertainment, with readers enjoying the trivia and debating the picks in comments.
- 17Brand New Heavies' Never Stop Featured on Jazz FM●Brand New Heavies - Never Stop # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # BrandNewHeavies
Jazz FM is playing the Brand New Heavies track "Never Stop" on air. The British acid jazz band, known for blending funk, soul and jazz, remains a staple of the station's playlists, and the track's appearance has been shared with listeners alongside now-playing tags. Fans of the group and the genre are picking up on the moment, keeping the band's classic sound in circulation among jazz and funk audiences.