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- 1Trump's profanity brings presidential swearing into the open▼Bad language: profane Trump brings presidential swearing out into open
Donald Trump's habitual use of profanity in public remarks is drawing attention as a break from presidential norms. Commentators note that while earlier presidents cursed in private, Trump swears openly at rallies and press events, normalising language long considered off-limits in the White House and prompting debate about dignity in political discourse.
- 2Satirical post mocks politician Fall's conservative lifestyle●BREAKING NEWS: Fork found in the kitchen. Fall: doesn't swear, doesn't use protection and his wife probably doesn't eith
A satirical post circulating on X mocks a public figure identified as Fall, joking that it is no surprise he does not swear, avoids contraception, and that his wife likely does the same for religious reasons, adding that as a Christian he would accept as many children as God sends. The tone is mocking, framing him as naively conventional within his political circle ahead of an election.
- 310 Dutch Oven Recipes for Cozy Cold-Weather Cooking▼10 Dutch Oven Recipes Our Editors Swear By for Cozy, Cold-Weather Cooking
Serious Eats has published a roundup of ten Dutch oven recipes that its editors personally rely on for cozy cold-weather cooking. The collection highlights the Dutch oven's enduring appeal as winter sets in, featuring hearty braises, stews, and other slow-cooked dishes suited to chilly days. It is aimed at home cooks looking for reliable, tested meals to make during the colder months.
- 4Fan Vows Never to Return to Sepang After First Grand Prix●im so fckin tired like if a race happens in sepang again, I AM NOT GOING! totally ruined my 1st gp exp i just hope i exp
A fan who attended a Grand Prix at Malaysia's Sepang International Circuit says the experience was exhausting and 'totally ruined' their first time at a race, swearing they will not go back if the event returns there. They hope future race attendance in Singapore will be better.
- 5Susan Collins' Biddeford office doors vandalized with spray paint●I wasn't anywhere near there! I swear! 😉 Doors to Sen. # SusanCollins ' # BiddefordME office vandalized with spray paint
The doors to Senator Susan Collins' office in Biddeford, Maine were vandalized with spray paint, according to local reporting. The incident drew criticism online, with posts labeling her 'useless' and tying the vandalism to anger over her positions. It remains unclear who carried out the act or whether any investigation is underway.
- 6Pastebin.com reportedly hacked amid malvertising claims●Pastebin.com is hacked Sept 29, 2026 I saw it, I swear I saw it with my own eyes!!! Hahaha. I promise im actually seriou
An internet user reports that Pastebin.com was hacked on September 29, 2026, claiming the site served what looked like malvertising when clicking a fix button, and says a friend tested the site to confirm. Details, including the screenshot mentioned, are limited, and no confirmation from Pastebin or security firms has been reported.
- 7Experts Call Out Outdated Grandparent Parenting Advice▼The Parenting Advice Grandparents Swear by That Big Little Feelings Says Is Outdated
Parenting experts behind Big Little Feelings are flagging common advice grandparents give — from letting babies cry it out to outdated feeding and discipline habits — as out of step with modern child development guidance. The piece has been picked up across outlets and is prompting debate online, with many parents saying they struggle to get older relatives to follow newer recommendations on sleep, food and discipline.
- 8Fashion Editors Reveal Their Go-To Wedding Guest Dress Brands▼From Bernadette to Rixo—5 Fashion Editors on the Brands They Swear By for Wedding Guest Dresses
Five fashion editors at Who What Wear have shared the labels they rely on when dressing for weddings, naming Bernadette and Rixo among their favourites. The round-up highlights the brands repeatedly trusted for statement guest dressing, offering readers a curated shortlist of designer options for the upcoming wedding season.
- 9Trump's 'Morally Binding' AI Accord Draws Scrutiny●Trump's 'Morally Binding' AI 'Accord,' the Rise of AI Agents, and Extremists on the Ballot https://www.wired.com/story/u
Wired is examining a voluntary AI safety agreement associated with Donald Trump that has been described as a 'pinky swear' accord — morally binding but lacking legal force. Coverage also looks at the growing use of AI agents and far-right extremists appearing on election ballots. Critics question whether voluntary commitments are enough to rein in AI risks while enforcement remains absent.
- 10Athleta travel pants 40% off in rare sale▼The Athleta travel pants 18,000 shoppers swear by are a rare 40% off
Athleta has cut the price of its popular travel pants by 40%, a discount described as rare for the style, which has been bought and rated by around 18,000 shoppers. Shoppers praise the pants for comfort and versatility on trips, and the deal is drawing attention as one of the few markdowns on the item.
- 11Tourette's campaigner John Davidson given relaxed space at Bafta Scotland●Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson to watch Bafta Scotland awards in separate ‘relaxed’ space https://www. thegu
Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson, the subject of the film 'I Swear', will watch the Bafta Scotland awards from a separate 'relaxed' space rather than the main ceremony. The arrangement has drawn attention as a question of accessibility and inclusion, with many seeing it as a considerate accommodation while others debate whether separating him from the audience is the right approach.
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The Swedish swear word 'jävla' is trending in Sweden. The word, an intensifying curse roughly equivalent to 'damn' or 'f-ing', is one of the most common profanities in the Swedish language. No specific event, statement or controversy has been confirmed as the reason it is being used and shared widely right now.
- 1324 Travel Habits Frequent Fliers Swear By▼24 Travel Habits, Routines, And Upgrades That Frequent Fliers Swear By
A roundup lists 24 habits, routines and upgrades that experienced frequent fliers rely on to make travel smoother, from airport routines to booking tricks and comfort upgrades. It is being shared among readers planning trips who want practical tips from seasoned travellers.
- 14Today in History: Thurgood Marshall Joins US Supreme Court▼Today in History: October 2, Marshall joins Supreme Court
On October 2, 1967, Thurgood Marshall was sworn in as the first African American justice on the United States Supreme Court. Nominated by President Lyndon B. Johnson, Marshall had previously argued the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case. His confirmation marked a historic milestone in American civil rights, and anniversary retrospectives note his lasting influence on the court.
- 1524 Travel Habits Frequent Fliers Swear By For Stress-Free Trips▼24 Travel Habits, Routines, And Upgrades That Frequent Fliers Swear By For A More Stress-Free Vacation
A roundup of 24 travel habits, routines and upgrades recommended by frequent fliers is circulating as readers plan vacations. The list covers practical tips aimed at making trips smoother and less stressful, and is being shared as part of ongoing interest in travel advice during the busy planning season.
- 16Streamer joins special Twitch raid train for Father's Day celebration●I shook off the streaming cobwebs to join a special Twitch raid train! I swear, I’d play hide and seek all day if I coul
A streamer returned from a broadcasting break to take part in the MajorLinux Show Fathers' Day Raid Train Spectacular, a special Twitch raid train hosted by the Royal Entertainment community. The event featured a hide-and-seek style game the streamer enjoyed enough to say they would play all day. The raid train format saw multiple creators passing viewers between channels in celebration of Father's Day.
- 17Developers say AI tools are producing poor UI designs●I swear to God, some of the UIs we’re coding at work would never have happened before AI. Some of them are the absolute
A software developer complains that user interfaces being built at his workplace would never have shipped before AI coding tools. He says elements are stacked oddly, uneven and collapsing into each other, arguing that AI-generated design slop is worse than anything human designers produced. The remark taps into a wider debate about quality control in AI-assisted software development.