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North Dakota State football is drawing attention as the UNLV Rebels prepare to face the Mountain West newcomer, with the Las Vegas Sun cautioning that UNLV cannot afford to take the Bison lightly. The program is widely regarded as a powerhouse coming up from the Championship Subdivision level.
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News outlets are publishing explainers on the Houthis, the movement that controls much of northern Yemen. Coverage outlines their origins as a rebel group, their ideological stance against Israel and the United States, and their role in attacks on Red Sea shipping, as interest in the group grows amid ongoing regional tensions.
- 3Houthis Escalate Drone and Missile Attacks on Saudi Arabia▼⚡ NEWS Houthis Scale Up Drone and Missile Attacks on Saudi Arabia Yemen's Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have escalated
Yemen's Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have stepped up drone and missile strikes against Saudi Arabia, hitting airports and oil facilities. The escalation is being read as a sign of the Gulf states' continuing vulnerability to cross-border attacks and comes amid already heightened regional tensions involving Iran and its allies.
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Australian rugby winger and fullback Andrew Kellaway has announced his retirement, walking away one game short of a significant career milestone. The Wallabies representative, who also played Super Rugby for the Melbourne Rebels and Waratahs, is stepping away from the professional game. Australian sports media are covering the news, with fans noting the near-miss on the milestone.
- 5Missile Strike on Riyadh Airport Reportedly Kills 12●🔴 BREAKING Deadly Missile Attack on Riyadh Airport Intensifies Iran Conflict A missile strike on Riyadh's international
A missile strike on Riyadh's international airport reportedly killed 12 people and injured more than 300, according to the claim circulating alongside a report attributed to the Times of India. Saudi Arabia is said to have accused Iran-backed Houthi rebels of carrying out the attack, which is being framed as an escalation of the wider conflict with Iran. The report has drawn limited attention so far and has not been widely corroborated.
- 6Ole Miss Men's Tennis Wins ITA Regional Doubles Title●Men’s Tennis Claims ITA Regional Doubles Title
Ole Miss men's tennis has claimed the ITA Regional doubles title, the program announced. The win secures the doubles crown at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association regional championship and marks a notable early-season achievement for the Rebels as college tennis competition continues.
- 7Colombia's 2016 rebel peace deal followed by 132,000 killings▼Colombia's new government: 2016 deal with rebel group has not brought peace — but 132,000 killings
Reports say Colombia's 2016 peace agreement with the FARC rebel group has failed to end violence, with roughly 132,000 killings recorded since the deal was signed. The figures come as Colombia's new government takes office and reviews its security policy. Commentators say armed groups continue to operate in large parts of the country despite the accord.
- 8Trump Says Russia and Ukraine Agree to Energy Ceasefire●Must Read Today Trump Says Russia and Ukraine Agree to Implement "Energy Ceasefire" Houthi Rebels Responsible for Attack
President Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to implement an "energy ceasefire", pausing strikes on energy infrastructure. The claim comes alongside news that Houthi rebels were responsible for an attack on the Saudi capital's airport, and a report that China's hybrid vehicle exports to Europe may halve in scale. The developments are drawing broad attention as the war in Ukraine approaches a possible turning point.
- 9No. 20 Ole Miss Women's Golf Fourth at Illini Invitational▼No. 20 Women’s Golf Fourth After Two Rounds at Illini Women’s Invitational
Ole Miss's 20th-ranked women's golf team sits in fourth place after two rounds of the Illini Women's Invitational. The Rebels will look to move up the leaderboard in the final round as they continue their fall season against a competitive field.
- 10Ole Miss Men's Tennis Puts Four Into ITA Southern Quarterfinals▼Men’s Tennis Sends Four Into Singles Quarterfinals at ITA Southern Regionals
Ole Miss men's tennis advanced four players into the singles quarterfinals at the ITA Southern Regionals, a strong showing for the Rebels in the fall tournament circuit. The program announced the results, highlighting the depth of its roster as the team builds momentum ahead of the spring dual-match season.
- 11Saudi Minister Visits Survivors of Houthi Attack on Riyadh Airport●🟠 UPDATE Saudi Health Minister Visits Riyadh Airport Attack Survivors A second Houthi strike killed at least one person
Saudi Arabia's Health Minister visited survivors of the Houthi attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, where a second strike killed at least one person. The airport remains closed after the initial deadly attack on Saturday, and Houthi rebels have warned that worse strikes could follow, raising regional tensions.
- 12Houthis report multiple airstrikes against them in Yemen●Houthi rebels say multiple airstrikes targeted them in Yemen, and other Mideast developments
Yemen's Houthi rebels say multiple airstrikes have targeted their positions, adding to ongoing tensions in the Middle East. The strikes come as regional developments continue to unfold, with the Houthis having previously launched attacks on shipping in the Red Sea. Details on casualties or who carried out the strikes were not immediately provided.
- 13Projectile hits Riyadh airport terminal day after deadly strike▼The # SaudiArabia led coalition fighting # Iran backed # Houthi rebels in # Yemen said another projectile struck a passe
The Saudi-led coalition fighting Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen says another projectile struck the passenger terminal at Riyadh's international airport on Sunday, one day after a missile hit the same terminal and killed 12 people. The Houthis have claimed responsibility, in an escalation targeting Saudi Arabia's capital.
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A major missile strike on Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia has reportedly killed 12 people and injured more than 300, according to Hindi-language media reports. Coverage also examines how Houthi rebels have drawn Saudi Arabia deeper into the Yemen conflict, with the UAE distancing itself over strategic missteps and the US offering limited help. Reports additionally question Pakistan's role, alleging that Prime Minister Sharif and General Munir are seeking Saudi money rather than committing to fight the Houthis.
- 15Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia Unite Against Houthi Attacks▼Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia Unite Against Houthi Attacks on Riyadh
Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have jointly condemned Houthi attacks targeting Riyadh, according to Modern Diplomacy. The reported united stance signals broader regional and broader-than-Gulf backing for Saudi Arabia against the Yemeni rebel group. Further details on the form of the response, whether diplomatic, military or otherwise, were not provided in the available reporting.
- 16Real Rebel Radio Spins Brimstone Coven's Black Unicorn●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Black Unicorn by BRIMSTONE COVEN! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "Black Unicorn" by the American doom rock band Brimstone Coven, announcing the track on its live playlist feed. The Pittsburgh-based group is known for its occult-themed classic rock sound, and listeners can tune in via the station's pop-up player.
- 17Ethiopian Government Forces Enter Key Tigray Town of Adwa●⚡ NEWS Ethiopian Forces Enter Adwa in Tigray Ethiopian government forces have advanced into the key town of Adwa in the
Ethiopian government forces have advanced into Adwa, a key town in the Tigray region, after rebel groups withdrew from the area. The move tightens the government's control over territory near the Eritrean border and marks a significant shift in the ongoing conflict in northern Ethiopia.
- 18Third Attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport Kills 12●🟠 UPDATE Third Attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh Houthi rebels warned passengers against using Saudi
Houthi rebels have warned passengers against using Saudi airports after a third attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The strike reportedly killed 12 people and injured more than 300, and the airport remains closed. The attack escalates the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, with travelers now facing direct warnings about airport safety.
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In Colima, Mexico, a member of the Partido Verde Ecologista is reportedly rebelling against the party leadership over the choice of candidate for the state governorship, threatening to build an opposition front within the party. Virgilio Mendoza Amezcua is named in connection with the dispute. Local media, including Reforma, are covering the internal fracture ahead of the election.
- 20Real Rebel Radio airs Dethklok track I Ejaculate Fire●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: I Ejaculate Fire by DETHKLOK! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is playing I Ejaculate Fire by Dethklok, and listeners are sharing the now-playing update online. Dethklok is the fictional death metal band from the animated series Metalocalypse, known for deliberately outrageous song titles and parody of metal culture. The track's provocative name is part of the band's signature shock humor.
- 21Yemeni Forces Advance Against Houthis Near Bab al-Mandab●🟠 UPDATE Yemen Government Advances Against Houthis Near Bab al-Mandab Fighting is intensifying between Yemeni government
Yemeni government forces are advancing against Houthi rebels near the Bab al-Mandab strait, a critical global shipping chokepoint. Reports say fighting between the two sides is intensifying, raising fears of a return to full-scale war in Yemen. The battle for the strategic waterway is drawing international attention.
- 22Real Rebel Radio spins Black Country Communion's 'Man In The Middle'●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Man In The Middle by BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-
Real Rebel Radio is currently airing 'Man In The Middle' by the rock supergroup Black Country Communion, and shared the live player link so listeners can tune in. The track comes from the band fronted by Glenn Hughes, with guitarist Joe Bonamassa, drummer Jason Bonham and keyboardist Derek Sherinian. Listeners are being invited to follow along via the station's streaming page.
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Colombia's government is pushing to take the rural reform component of its 2016 peace agreement out from under United Nations verification, according to ColombiaOne. The rural reform chapter, aimed at redistributing land and investing in the countryside, has been one of the slowest-implemented parts of the deal with former FARC rebels. Critics are likely to view the move as reducing international oversight of a key commitment, while supporters may argue it streamlines implementation.
- 24Zapatista Autonomous Education System Draws Renewed Attention●RE: https:// kolektiva.social/@susurros/117 409618112231147 Zapatista Autonomous Education "Before the Zapatistas set up
Supporters are highlighting the Zapatista movement's autonomous schools in Chiapas, Mexico, noting that before the rebels built their own education system in the 1990s, many indigenous communities had no schools at all, while others relied on poorly funded and understaffed government schools. The post is being widely shared among human rights and anarchist circles, renewing debate over grassroots, community-run education as an alternative to state schooling in marginalized regions.
- 25Paul Greengrass's 'The Uprising' Depicts the 1381 Peasants' Revolt●The Uprising Written and directed by Paul Greengrass; starring Andrew Garfield, Jamie Bell, Cosmo Jarvis (2h08m) England
The Uprising, a new historical drama written and directed by Paul Greengrass, stars Andrew Garfield, Jamie Bell and Cosmo Jarvis. Set in England in 1381, it follows peasants rebelling against new taxes imposed by their young king. Early reaction praises Garfield's restrained central performance, though some viewers feel the script fails to fully connect its narrative threads.
- 26Fishbone and Kristin Hersh top one listener's weekly music chart●♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Fishbone (12) Kristin Hersh (11) Boards of Canada (3) Lissie (3) The Soul Rebels (2).
A music fan shared their top artists of the past week, counting 70 plays tracked through the Last.fm scrobbling service. Fishbone led with 12 plays, followed by Kristin Hersh with 11, then Boards of Canada, Lissie and The Soul Rebels. The mix leans toward alternative rock, punk-funk and electronic music, a personal listening roundup shared with the hashtag #myweekcounted.
- 27Real Rebel Radio spins Belzebong's 420 Horsemen●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: 420 Horsemen by BELZEBONG! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "420 Horsemen" by the Polish stoner-doom band Belzebong, and listeners are sharing the now-playing update online. The station, which streams underground rock and metal, invites people to tune in through its web player. The track's weed-themed title fits the band's signature style, drawing attention from stoner rock fans.
- 28Milburn and Kudriashov Reach Doubles Final at ITA Southern Regionals▼Milburn, Kudriashov Advance to Doubles Final at ITA Southern Regionals
Ole Miss pair Milburn and Kudriashov have advanced to the doubles final at the ITA Southern Regionals, per the university's athletics announcement. Reaching the final marks a strong showing for the Rebels in the regional collegiate tennis tournament, with the duo now one win away from the regional doubles title.
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New research from Columbia Business School argues that voters may actually reward candidates who break with their own party rather than punish them for disloyalty. The finding challenges the assumption that party discipline is always an electoral asset, suggesting independent-minded positioning can appeal to voters tired of rigid partisanship.
- 30Saudi Arabia vows retaliation after third attack on Riyadh airport●🟠 UPDATE Third Attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh Saudi Arabia vowed to retaliate against Yemen’s Hou
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has been struck for the third time, in what is described as the deadliest attack on the kingdom in a decade, leaving more than 300 people wounded. Saudi Arabia has vowed to retaliate against Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are blamed for the assault, raising fears of further escalation in the Yemen conflict.
- 31No. 20 Ole Miss Women's Golf Closes Fall Season at Illini Invitational▼No. 20 Women’s Golf Closes Fall Season at Illini Women’s Invitational
Ole Miss's 20th-ranked women's golf team is closing out its fall schedule at the Illini Women's Invitational, hosted in Illinois. The event marks the Rebels' final tournament of the fall before the spring season begins. No individual scores or results have yet been reported, and discussion of the team's performance so far is limited to the announcement itself.
- 32Princess-CEO Karen faces rogue AI liberator Lyth in Neofeud 2●Princess-CEO Karen confronts ex-employee/serf Lyth, the 'Mistress of Machines', & an ongoing 'bug' in the galactic Neofe
Indie developer Silverspook Games has shared new story material from Neofeud 2, its upcoming cyberpunk visual novel, showing Princess-CEO Karen confronting Lyth, the 'Mistress of Machines', a former employee turned rebel who jailbreaks corporate AI 'cybrains' and exposes a bug in the galactic neofeudal order. The snippet promotes the game's Steam page, where the sequel is already listed for wishlisting.
- 33Southern Giants Brigades Lead Fightback Against Houthis in Yemen●⚡ NEWS Southern Giants Brigades Lead Fightback Against Houthis in Yemen Yemen's Southern Giants Brigades have emerged as
Yemen's Southern Giants Brigades have emerged as a leading military force in the fight against Houthi rebels, according to a report from GeoWire. The development highlights the complex internal dynamics of Yemen's long-running war, as southern forces take a prominent role in operations against the Houthis.
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North Dakota State faces UNLV in college football as the Bison enter as a Mountain West newcomer. Coverage in Las Vegas stresses that the Rebels cannot afford to take the program lightly, with UNLV's outlook in the conference potentially hinging on the outcome of the matchup against the perennial FCS powerhouse.
- 35Real Rebel Radio Spins BLACKWULF's Thieves And Liars●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Thieves And Liars by BLACKWULF! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is playing Thieves And Liars by BLACKWULF, and listeners are sharing the track as part of the station's now-playing updates online. The underground station continues to spotlight heavy rock acts to a scattered but engaged audience.
- 36Gulf enters new era of instability as old alliances falter●The Gulf has entered a new era of instability. If its leaders think they can rely on old alliances, they are wrong | Nes
A new Guardian commentary by Nesrine Malik argues that the Gulf has entered a period of fresh instability and that its leaders cannot assume longstanding alliances will hold. The piece points to the conflict involving the Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia as a sign of shifting regional dynamics. It warns that regional powers relying on traditional security partnerships and patronage relationships are misjudging how much the strategic landscape has changed.
- 37Bradford 12 Documentary 'Rebellion' Spotlights Anti-Migrant Narrative●‘Rebellion’: Why the Bradford 12 Doc Is So Timely and Its Directors Want People to Know “Your Problems Are Created by Elon Musk, Not Migrants”
The directors of 'Rebellion', a new documentary about the Bradford 12, say the film is especially timely given current debates on immigration. They argue that public anger is being misdirected, telling audiences that problems are created by billionaires like Elon Musk rather than by migrants, as the film links its historical subject to today's political climate.
- 38Ethiopian Troops Enter Adigrat in Tigray●⚡ NEWS Ethiopian Troops Enter Adigrat in Tigray Ethiopian government forces have entered the city of Adigrat in northern
Ethiopian government forces have entered the city of Adigrat in northern Tigray after rebel fighters withdrew from the area. Adigrat lies near the Eritrean border, making the advance a significant military movement in the region. The development comes amid the ongoing conflict in northern Ethiopia, where control of major towns has shifted repeatedly. Observers are watching closely to see whether the government will consolidate its hold on Tigray's urban centres.
- 39Real Rebel Radio spins Tragedy by -(16)-●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Tragedy by -(16)-! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
Real Rebel Radio is currently playing the track "Tragedy" by the band -(16)-, announced via a now-playing update pointing listeners to its online popup player. -(16)- is a long-running sludge metal act from Southern California, and the station caters to underground rock and metal audiences.
- 40Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt Join Saudi Arabia in Condemning Houthi Attacks on Riyadh Airport●Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia Condemn Houthi Attacks on Riyadh Airport
Turkey, Pakistan and Egypt have joined Saudi Arabia in condemning Houthi attacks targeting Riyadh airport, following renewed missile and drone strikes on the Saudi capital. The joint condemnation highlights regional solidarity with Saudi Arabia against the Yemeni rebel group and raises fresh concerns about threats to civilian aviation and escalation in the Yemen conflict.