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LG Uplus and Woori Bank are linking telecom and banking data to detect voice phishing scams in South Korea, while Woori Bank separately launched an AI-based next-generation fraud detection system. The government will also guarantee one-third of jeonse deposits for fraud victims from November 13. Elsewhere, Pakistani authorities are acting on the Laiba Ijaz case, with officials promising justice to her family.
- 2Olbermann claims a third of Trump's 2024 voters have abandoned him●NOW PLAYING == Countdown with Keith Olbermann 10/12/26: As midterms loom, a third of Trump's 2024 voters abandon him htt
Commentator Keith Olbermann, in a new episode of Countdown, says that as the midterms approach, roughly a third of the voters who backed Donald Trump in 2024 have now abandoned him. The claim is circulating among progressive and political audiences online, feeding wider debate about Trump's standing ahead of the elections.
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Valverde de Júcar, a town in Cuenca province, is in the news after RTVE confirmed a third victim of sexist violence in the Castilla-La Mancha region in 2026. The case has drawn attention to violence against women in Spain and renewed calls for stronger protection measures as the year's toll continues to rise.
- 4Table with a forest view photographed as art●A #table with a view to the #forest 3 #photography based #art #onpurpleworld
A photographer has shared a new image in an ongoing series showing a table set against a forest backdrop, describing it as photography-based art. It is the third instalment in the series, which appears under the tag OnPurpleWorld, and is drawing modest attention from art and photography enthusiasts online.
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Attention is turning to Laos after reports that the world's third most powerful military has opened its first overseas military base in Asia, close to US allies. The development is described as a surprise to Washington, raising questions about shifting security dynamics in Southeast Asia and the strategic importance of the region.
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Yomiuri Giants infielder Naoki Yoshikawa is drawing attention in Japan following the Giants' Central League Climax Series game against DeNA. The Giants successfully requested a review of a ruling that initially called DeNA's Miyazaki safe at third base; the decision was overturned, preventing the BayStars from seizing momentum. Yoshikawa, a Saga native, features in local coverage of the result.
- 7Iran nuclear fears rise as third US carrier deploys●BREAKING: Iran DOOMSDAY Weapon Ready; 3rd U.S. Carrier Moves In; B-1s Vanish | TBN Israel
Reports claim Iran has completed work on a so-called doomsday weapon while the United States moves a third aircraft carrier into the region and B-1 bombers appear to have left their base, fueling speculation of an impending strike. The developments are drawing intense attention amid already heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
- 8Can Linux phones break the Android-iOS duopoly?●Will Linux phones become a viable alternative to the Android/iOS duopoly? https:// amosbbatto.wordpress.com/2026/ 10/05/
A new essay asks whether Linux phones could finally become a serious alternative to the two-company dominance of Android and iOS in mobile operating systems. The piece is circulating among open-source and privacy-minded technology communities, where frustration with app-store control and the lack of third mobile platform keeps the question of Linux-based phones alive.
- 9Brewers coach marvels as umpire calls roof ball before it happened●For Brewers 3B Coach Matt Erickson, the crazy thing about last night’s roof ball is not that it happened. It’s that the
Milwaukee Brewers third base coach Matt Erickson says the remarkable part of the roof ball hit during last night's game is not the play itself, but that the home plate umpire described the exact scenario during the pregame lineup card exchange. Erickson, speaking to MLB.com's Adam McCalvy, said umpires flagging such a rare play in advance almost never happens.
- 10Magic: The Gathering Announces Third Marvel Set, Darkhold Destiny▼Magic: The Gathering Returns to Marvel with Darkhold Destiny Magic the Gathering and Marvel have already crossed over a
Wizards of the Coast has revealed Darkhold Destiny, a new Magic: The Gathering set based on Marvel Comics, marking the third Marvel crossover following last year's Spider-Man release and the Marvel Super Heroes set. The set takes a darker, spooky direction, drawing on the Darkhold, Marvel's cursed book of spells, and gamers are reacting to the continuation of the partnership.
- 11Developer pushes free browser-based JSON and dev tools●Two things always bothered me about the usual "paste your JSON here" websites: half of them quietly... # webdev # tools
A developer is calling out online 'paste your JSON here' utilities for quietly mishandling pasted data, and is pointing people toward free developer tools that run entirely in the browser instead. The argument is that browser-based tools avoid sending code or data to third-party servers. Web developers are sharing and debating the roundup of tools for coding, productivity and engineering work.
- 12Quilter assembles third quarter of 2026 book quilt top●The third quarter of my 2026 book #quilt top is assembled. I am not a perfectionist or an expert sewist, and I'm not buy
A quilter has finished assembling the third quarter of a quilt top themed around books, planned for 2026. She describes herself as neither a perfectionist nor an expert sewist, and says she is deliberately using only supplies she already has, embracing the handmade, wonky result. The design incorporates book motifs, shown in a second image, as part of a slow, stash-based project.
- 13ASOS Breach Exposes Security Risks in Customer-Facing SaaS▼ASOS Breach Reveals the Risks in Customer-Facing SaaS
A reported breach at online fashion retailer ASOS is drawing attention to the security weaknesses of customer-facing SaaS platforms. Security coverage argues the incident shows how third-party and cloud-based customer tools can widen a retailer's attack surface, putting customer data at risk. Commenters are using the case to debate whether companies are investing enough in securing externally facing applications.
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Attention is turning to where third baseman Alec Bohm could sign as he approaches free agency. MLB.com is asking which teams might pursue him, and fans are debating potential fits based on roster needs, payroll space and Bohm's recent performance at the plate and in the field. Possible suitors and trade scenarios are being widely discussed among baseball followers.
- 15Apple's Latest iPhones Face A MagSafe Accessories Problem▼Apple’s iPhone Duo Has A MagSafe Accessories Problem
A new report says Apple's current iPhone lineup has an issue with MagSafe accessories, the magnetic charging and add-on ecosystem the company introduced in 2020. According to Forbes, the problems affect the latest iPhone models and could matter for users who rely on magnetic chargers, wallets, mounts and other third-party gear built around the system. Apple has not commented on the report.
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Artists around the world are posting their third drawings for Inktober 2026, the annual October challenge where participants create one ink-based artwork each day of the month. Participants are sharing their pieces and reacting to each other's work as the challenge picks up momentum in its early days, with day 3 prompting a fresh wave of sketches across social feeds.
- 17Malvern private equity firm closes $301 million third fund▼Malvern private equity firm raises $301M in third fund
A private equity firm based in Malvern has raised $301 million for its third fund. The close gives the firm fresh capital to pursue new investments, and the fundraising was reported by The Business Journals. Details on the firm's name, investors and target sectors were not disclosed in the report.
- 18One in three Korean business owners now aged 60 or older▼1 in 3 Korean business owners is now 60 or older
A third of South Korean business owners are now 60 or older, highlighting the country's rapidly ageing workforce and small-business community. The figure underscores a generational bottleneck: many older owners have no succession plan, while younger Koreans face barriers to taking over or starting firms. The statistic is prompting fresh debate about how Korea will renew its business base as its population ages.
- 19Photo Shows Cardinals Prospect Rainiel Rodriguez Working at Third Base●Photo surfaces of Rainiel Rodriguez playing third base, and Cardinals fans are overjoyed St. Louis Cardinals fans have b
A photo of St. Louis Cardinals prospect Rainiel Rodriguez taking reps at third base has surfaced, delighting fans who have wondered whether the young hitter could learn the position as a path to the big-league lineup. Rodriguez's bat is considered his top asset, so a viable home at third base would strengthen his case for a promotion and give the Cardinals added lineup flexibility.
- 20Tie-in novel Bracken's World #3: Sound Stage surfaces●Bracken's World #3: Sound Stage by Daoma Winston https:// hokkaidomarket.net/books-info. php?item=1691 # FICTION # BOOKS
Daoma Winston's novel 'Bracken's World #3: Sound Stage' is being promoted by a Hokkaido-based bookshop, listed under fiction and TV-related titles. The book is the third volume in a series tied to the vintage television series Bracken's World, a 1969-70 NBC drama about a Hollywood film studio. The listing has drawn only minor attention so far, with collectors of classic TV tie-in paperbacks likely the main audience.
- 21Mars Welcomes Microalgae and Egg-Replacer Startups to Food Accelerator▼Microalgae Protein, Yeast Egg Replacer and Fiber-Spinning Tech Firms Join Mars’ Third Unreasonable Food Cohort
Mars has selected three new food technology companies for the third cohort of its Unreasonable Food programme: a microalgae protein producer, a yeast-based egg replacer developer, and a fiber-spinning technology firm. The accelerator backs emerging companies working on alternative proteins and sustainable ingredients, giving them mentorship and support as they scale.
- 22White Sox relay throws out Petey Halpin at third base●White Sox relay to hose Petey Halpin at third base
The Chicago White Sox executed a relay throw to tag out Petey Halpin at third base in a sharply played defensive sequence. Outfielders and infielders linked up to complete the out, drawing attention as one of the cleaner defensive plays of the day and a highlight moment for the team.
- 23SpaceX makes third attempt to launch recon satellites from California▼Watch SpaceX make 3rd attempt to launch recon satellites in California
SpaceX is making a third attempt to launch reconnaissance satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, with the launch being carried live from the site. Previous attempts were presumably scrubbed due to weather or technical issues. Observers are watching to see whether the Falcon 9 mission finally gets off the ground, with the classified payload for reconnaissance purposes drawing particular attention.
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The Bank of South Carolina has released its third-quarter earnings results, published as an earnings snapshot in financial news coverage. The report gives investors an update on the Charleston-based community bank's quarterly performance, though detailed figures on profit, revenue and other key metrics have not yet circulated widely. Community bank earnings reports like this are typically watched by local shareholders and regional finance observers.
- 25Fifth Third Names Darren King Head of Commercial Bank▼Fifth Third Names Darren King Head of the Commercial Bank
Fifth Third Bancorp has appointed Darren King as head of its Commercial Bank. The announcement, carried by financial news outlets, marks a senior leadership change at the Cincinnati-based regional bank. King takes on responsibility for the commercial banking business, a core unit of the lender's operations. Details about the timing of the transition or his predecessor were not included in the initial reports.
- 26Third Coast to acquire Oklahoma bank for $240 million●Third Coast to buy Oklahoma bank for $240M The deal comes roughly a year after Houston-based Third Coast announced its $
Houston-based Third Coast Bancshares has agreed to buy an Oklahoma bank for $240 million. The deal comes roughly a year after Third Coast announced its $123 million purchase of Austin, Texas-based Keystone Bancshares, marking a continued expansion strategy for the Texas lender.
- 27FIU Named Among Top 50 Public Universities for Third Year●FIU ranks among top 50 public universities in U.S. News & World Report for third year; ranks No. 1 for economic and social mobility
Florida International University has again been ranked among the top 50 public universities in the United States by U.S. News & World Report, marking the third consecutive year it has held the position. The Miami-based university was also ranked No. 1 nationally for economic and social mobility, reflecting its success in helping students from diverse backgrounds improve their economic prospects.
- 28Netflix Renews 'The Hunting Wives' for Season 3●'The Hunting Wives': Netflix renews Brittany Snow series for Season 3 https://www. upi.com/Entertainment_News/TV/ 2026/1
Netflix has renewed 'The Hunting Wives' for a third season. The drama, based on May Cobb's novel, stars Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman. Fans of the series are celebrating the quick renewal, which signals the streaming platform's continued confidence in the show's popularity.
- 29Third Pacific Pocket Mouse Population Released at Camp Pendleton▼San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Establishes Third Reintroduced Population of Pacific Pocket Mice at Camp Pendleton
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance has established a third reintroduced population of the endangered Pacific pocket mouse at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in Southern California. The release marks another step in ongoing efforts to bring back the tiny native rodent, once thought extinct, through captive breeding and habitat restoration work.
- 30Honolulu Cookie Company mook with pouch and charm launches in Japan●「ホノルルクッキー」ムック第3弾、ガバっと開いて収納しやすいポーチ&チョコがけチャーム付き – トラベル Watch 宝島社から「Honolulu Cookie Company ポーチ&チャームBOOK」発売 宝島社は、「Honolulu
Japanese publisher Takarajimasha will release the third Honolulu Cookie Company mook, the 'Honolulu Cookie Company Pouch & Charm BOOK', on November 18, priced at 3,839 yen. The book comes with a wide-opening pouch that is easy to store and a chocolate-coated charm, following popular earlier editions tied to the Hawaii-based cookie brand.
- 31Building a Postman Connector for AI Memory Tool Cognee●Introduction Modern software teams manage hundreds of microservices and third-party APIs.... # ai # mergetober # opensou
A new open-source project links Postman API workspaces with Cognee, an AI memory tool, so developers can feed API collections and microservice documentation into a persistent knowledge base. The author argues that as teams juggle hundreds of microservices and third-party APIs, connecting existing API tooling to AI assistants could reduce friction in development workflows. The write-up includes an introduction and implementation details, tagged as part of the Mergetober open-source community event.
- 32Meta's Muse AI Is Profiling People Who Never Signed Up▼Meta's Muse Is Collecting Information on Everyone in Your Life
Meta's AI assistant, Muse, is building detailed profiles of people who are not users of the service, according to a Gizmodo report. The system collects information about individuals based on what users share or mention, meaning people who never opted into the AI are being profiled anyway. Privacy advocates and readers are raising concerns about consent, since the data collection extends to friends, family members and contacts with no direct relationship to Meta's AI product.
- 33New Trial Ordered Over Juror Strike Based on 'Broken English'▼Juror Strike Based on 'Broken English' Leads to New Trial, Third Department Says
New York's Appellate Division, Third Department has ruled that a juror was improperly struck based on 'broken English,' ordering a new trial. The appellate court found that removing a prospective juror on language grounds raised discrimination concerns, prompting a retrial in the underlying case. Legal observers are weighing the decision's implications for jury selection practices and how attorneys may question prospective jurors about language proficiency without crossing discriminatory lines.
- 34Jose Ramirez stars on both sides in do-or-die Game 3▼J-Ram shows off bat, baserunning and glove in win-or-go-home Game 3
Jose Ramirez delivered at the plate, on the bases and in the field as his team faced elimination in Game 3 of the postseason series. The star third baseman's all-around performance drew attention as the deciding factor in a must-win game that kept his club's playoff hopes alive.
- 35TXSE Group raises $430m as BlackRock and JPMorgan back new Texas exchange●TXSE Group raises $430m in total capital as Wall Street giants back new Texas exchange Backed by heavyweights including
TXSE Group, a new electronic stock exchange based in Texas, has raised $430m in total capital after closing its third funding round. Backers include Wall Street heavyweights BlackRock and JP Morgan. The exchange is preparing to onboard its first corporate listings this month, positioning itself as a challenger to established US exchanges.
- 36"Faces" group art show to open at Third Space Art Collective▼“Faces” Group Art Show will open this month at Third Space Art Collective
Third Space Art Collective will open "Faces," a group art show, later this month. The exhibition brings together multiple artists under the theme of faces, though details on participating artists, opening dates, and featured works have not yet been announced. The Davis-based collective regularly hosts community exhibitions, and the upcoming show adds to its schedule of local art programming.
- 37SpaceX to retry Vandenberg launch after two scrubs▼After 2 scrubs, SpaceX to retry Vandenberg liftoff. Track rocket launch
SpaceX will make another attempt to launch a rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California after two previous attempts were scrubbed. The Ventura County Star is directing readers to track the liftoff, a routine service for residents of the coastal region who often can see launches and sometimes hear sonic booms from Falcon 9 boosters returning to nearby landing zones.
- 38World's third most powerful military opens first overseas base in Asia▼World’s 3rd most powerful military opens its first overseas military base near US allies in Asia, but America didn’t see it coming
The country with the world's third most powerful military has reportedly opened its first overseas military base near American allies in Asia, and the United States was caught off guard by the move. The development is being discussed as a significant shift in regional security dynamics, raising questions about how Washington and its partners will respond to a new foreign military footprint close to allied territory.
- 39Church planter says there's still hope in Houston's Third Ward▼Church planter believes ‘there’s still hope’ in Houston’s Third Ward
A church planter working in Houston's Third Ward says he believes 'there's still hope' for the historically Black neighborhood, according to a report carried by Baptist Press and the Biblical Recorder. The story highlights ministry efforts in an area long marked by economic hardship, framing the church's presence as a source of community renewal and optimism.
- 40Wio Invest customers warned after DriveWealth data breach▼Wio Invest customers warned after personal data exposed in DriveWealth security breach
Customers of Wio Invest, the digital investing platform owned by UAE's Wio Bank, have been warned that their personal data was exposed in a security breach at DriveWealth, the US-based broker that powers the service. Affected users are being cautioned about potential misuse of the leaked information as the incident is assessed.
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