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- 1Teen loses hand in grenade accident during Lens school protestsโA 15-year-old teenager was seriously injured and had his hand torn off on the morning of Monday, October 5, 2026, in Len
A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured and lost a hand on Monday morning, October 5, 2026, in Lens, Pas-de-Calais, during high school mobilizations. He reportedly tried to pick up a de-encirclement grenade, a dispersal device used by French police, which detonated. The severity of the injury is fueling criticism of police tactics at student demonstrations.
- 2OpenAI annualised revenue $20 billion below earlier signalsโOpenAI annualised revenues $20B less than previously signalled
OpenAI's annualised revenues are reported to be around $20 billion lower than figures previously signalled, according to CNBC reporting that also ties the company to Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave. The shortfall raises fresh questions about the gap between the AI boom's spending commitments and the actual revenue flowing in, and about how the sector's infrastructure buildout will be financed.
- 3Man seriously injured after entering tiger enclosure at UK wildlife parkโMan seriously injured after entering tiger enclosure at UK wildlife park, police say
A man has been seriously injured after entering a tiger enclosure at a wildlife park in the United Kingdom, according to police. Authorities say the man suffered severe injuries in the incident, and an investigation is under way to establish how he got into the enclosure. The park's response and the condition of the tigers have not been detailed. The story is drawing attention to zoo safety measures.
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The Swedish word 'muslimska', meaning 'Muslim' as an adjective, is circulating widely in Sweden. The exact subject of the discussion is not specified, but the word is typically used in Swedish-language debates about Muslims in society, politics, or current events. No further details about what prompted the attention are available.
- 5DistroKid removes artist music after UMG takedown claimsโArtists are taking to social media to complain that DistroKid has unceremoniously removed their work without notice. Now
Music distributor DistroKid has quietly pulled artists' work from streaming platforms without notice, prompting complaints from musicians online. The company has confirmed the removals are a direct response to claims made by Universal Music Group, which filed a lawsuit in September. Affected artists say they received no warning that their catalogues were being taken down.
- 6IBRX Falls While Retail Investors Call It a BargainโIBRX Stock Under Pressure: Retail Sees 'Ridiculously Cheap' Bargain As Founder Touts Sister Firm NantIQ's Aetna Work
ImmunityBio (IBRX) shares are under pressure, but retail investors are arguing the stock is 'ridiculously cheap' and view the dip as a buying opportunity. Adding to the conversation, founder Patrick Soon-Shiong is promoting work by his sister company NantIQ with insurer Aetna. Traders are divided between bearish price action and bullish conviction in the company's long-term prospects.