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- 1Iowa City Council Scrambles After Satanic Prayer Invoked Under New Law●'It Is Done. Hail Satan:' City Immediately Regrets New Religious Liberty Law That Allows Prayer at City Council Meeting
An Iowa city council is dealing with the fallout of a new religious liberty law that opened council meetings to public prayer. After inviting prayers under the measure, a Satanist delivered a invocation, prompting council members to debate when on the agenda they could 'undo the curse that was just put on our city.' Supporters of broad religious-liberty protections are being confronted with the reality that such laws cover all faiths, including ones they dislike.
- 2Cyclist explores the quiet coast of Japan's Sado Island●Küste, Küste, Küste und nun auf der Insel Sado für 2 Tage….. Extrem ruhige Straßen und wunderschöne Küste 😅😁🤩 #travel #j
A long-distance cyclist travelling from Sōya to Sata has reached Sado Island in Niigata Prefecture for a two-day stay, reporting extremely quiet roads and beautiful coastal scenery. The rider is documenting the journey as part of a bikepacking and camping trip across Japan, sharing updates from the route with fellow cycling and touring enthusiasts.
- 3New issue of Tieteessä Tapahtuu science journal published●Tieteessä Tapahtuu 4/2026 on ilmestynyt, https://www. tieteessatapahtuu.fi/numerot/4 -2026 Sisällöistä saa vihiä vilkais
The Finnish science journal Tieteessä Tapahtuu has published its 4/2026 issue, with a table of contents now available on its website. The new edition covers topics including artificial intelligence, data and learning, psychology, care services, economics and ageing, drawing attention from readers in Finnish science and academic circles.
- 4Obscure 1986 Shot-on-Video Horror 'Satanic Invocation' Resurfaces●Satanic Invocation (Invocacion Satanica) Release date: 1986-01-01 An extremely rare shot-on-video horror film that invol
Horror film fans are sharing details about 'Satanic Invocation' (Invocacion Satanica), an extremely rare shot-on-video horror film from 1986. The film's plot involves a Ouija board and a demon, and it has largely remained obscure since its release. Its scarcity and cult appeal have made it a point of interest among collectors of obscure horror cinema.
- 5Strive launches $500M SATA buyback exceeding its reported cash●Strive opens optional $500M SATA buyback that exceeds its reported cash Strive disclosed an optional $500M buyback for i
Strive has opened an optional $500 million buyback for its SATA preferred shares, a figure larger than its disclosed cash balance of $284.7 million. The company has set no timetable or funding source for the repurchase. Observers are questioning how the buyback would be financed and what it signals about the firm's capital management.
- 6Cyclist rides Japan's coast southward from Sakata●Entlang der Küste in den Süden #travel #japan #bikepacking #cycling #bike #sōya2sata #yamagata #akita #sakata #camping #
A long-distance cyclist is travelling south along the Sea of Japan coast, passing through Yamagata and Akita prefectures with stops around Sakata. The journey is part of a route running from Sōya in the north to Sata in the south, combining bikepacking and camping. Travellers and cycling communities are following the stages as updates come in.
- 7US preferred stock SATA pays daily dividends at 13% yield●Jeden Tag Dividende, 13 % Rendite? 💸 Die US-Vorzugsaktie SATA zahlt seit Juni 2026 an jedem Börsentag aus. Wir haben nac
The US preferred share SATA has been paying a dividend every single trading day since June 2026, promising around 13% annual yield. A closer look at the numbers shows the payouts are not covered by the business: in Q2 2026, revenue of $2.9 million stood against $26.2 million in dividends. The gap is being filled with fresh capital, reserves and Bitcoin holdings, raising questions about sustainability.
- 8Kanneh-Mason siblings perform Mendelssohn on BBC Radio 3●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #Breakfast Felix Mendelssohn, Sheku Kanneh‐Mason & Isata Kanneh‐Mason: 🎵 Song without w
BBC Radio 3's Breakfast programme is airing Mendelssohn's Song without Words, Op. 109, performed by cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason with pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason. The piece, played during the morning schedule, highlights the continued prominence of the British musical siblings, who have become two of the UK's best-known classical performers in recent years.