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- 1DOJ seized Rep. Omar's phone in immigration investigation●DOJ seized Rep. Omar's phone, subpoenaed family members in immigration status investigation
The Justice Department has seized Representative Il Omar's phone and subpoenaed members of her family as part of an investigation into immigration status matters, NBC News reports. The disclosure has drawn sharp reactions, with supporters calling it political targeting and others awaiting details on the scope of the probe.
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News reports indicate a subpoena connected to the Olympics has been issued, though details about who received it and what it concerns remain limited. The development is being tracked as part of broader coverage around the Games, with readers following for updates on what the legal action could mean for organizers or officials involved.
- 3Ilhan Omar's phone seized, family subpoenaed in DOJ probe●Report: "Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s cell phone confiscated, family members subpoenaed". DOJ chief Todd Blanche (Trump's
Reports say Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's cell phone has been confiscated and members of her family subpoenaed as part of a Justice Department investigation into alleged immigration fraud. The action was taken under DOJ chief Todd Blanche, formerly Donald Trump's personal lawyer. Critics note Trump has previously called for Omar, a refugee who arrived in the US in 1995, to be 'sent back to Somalia', fueling accusations of political targeting.
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The Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional playoffs in Mexico are underway with surprising results in game one. Mineros lost to Astros in their opening playoff game, while Fuerza Regia fell to Soles in game one, leaving them needing a win to reach the postseason directly. Santos del Potosí and Abejas both secured Play-In spots, with Abejas de León returning to the playoffs after two years.
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The BBC has issued a subpoena to Jack Smith, the former US special counsel who led the federal investigations into Donald Trump. The move has drawn widespread attention, with commenters debating what information the broadcaster is seeking and why it is targeting the prosecutor behind the classified documents and election interference cases. Details of the subpoena's purpose remain limited.
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The mother of Eduarda Campopiano, a commentator known for criticising social policies, has been receiving the Continuous Cash Benefit (BPC), an INSS assistance payment, since 2019, according to Alô Alô Bahia. The report is drawing attention because of the contrast between the family's public stance against social welfare programmes and its use of one.
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Reports are circulating that several disturbing webpages have been removed from the internet, drawing widespread attention online. The deletions have prompted discussion about what the pages contained, who took them down, and why the content was allowed to exist in the first place. Interest remains high as viewers speculate about the circumstances behind the removals.
- 8R&B short sparks 'who is this?' reactions●https:// youtube.com/shorts/Y0qZ2WbPsFM ?si=V70tpqcKXBrQLkQ4 WHO!? 💀😭l#rnb # rnbmusic # music # songwriter # rnbvibes #
A short music clip tagged with R&B, soul, Ukrainian R&B and Jamiroquai references is circulating with the caption 'WHO!?', prompting viewers to ask who the unidentified singer or songwriter is. The post carries no artist name, so the performer's identity remains unknown, and reaction so far is limited to surprise and curiosity about the voice.
- 9Red Bull Racing looks back at Austin ahead of US Grand Prix●Oracle Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing): Previously in ATX ⏮️ # F1 || # USGP 🇺🇸 https:// t.co/BuULHCJRBP # F1 # F1bot #
Oracle Red Bull Racing shared a recap of previous action in Austin, Texas, as attention turns to the United States Grand Prix. The team's 'previously in ATX' message is part of the usual build-up to the Circuit of the Americas round, prompting fans to revisit past races and speculate about the team's prospects at the USGP.
- 10Blaming immigrants for economic problems sparks Alberta labour debate●What we're doing is blaming immigrants for our problems. # abpoli # ableg # cdnpoli # solidarity # workersrights # union
Critics in Alberta are pushing back against the tendency to blame immigrants for the province's and country's economic problems. The comment, tied to labour and union hashtags including #abpoli, #ableg and #cdnpoli, frames anti-immigrant rhetoric as scapegoating that diverts attention from workers' real grievances. Supporters link the discussion to solidarity, workers' rights and strikes, arguing that xenophobia and racism undermine the labour movement rather than helping it.
- 11Rooftop solar saves UK households over GBP400 a year, analysis finds●Rooftop solar can still save households more than GBP400 a year in cloudier parts of Great Britain, a Guardian analysis
A Guardian analysis has found that rooftop solar panels can still save households more than GBP400 a year even in cloudier parts of Great Britain. The savings are greatest where homes can use more of the electricity they generate during daylight hours, suggesting solar remains worthwhile across much of the country despite its variable weather.
- 12Qwen 27B model runs on iPhone 18 Neural Engine▼Qwen3.8-27B on the iPhone 18 Neural Engine at 15–70 tok/s (1.5 bpw)
The AI Lab project anemll reports running Alibaba's Qwen3.8-27B large language model directly on the iPhone 18's Neural Engine, generating 15 to 70 tokens per second at an aggressive 1.5-bit-per-weight quantization. The claim shows flagship-class open models now fitting entirely on consumer phones without cloud servers, drawing attention from developers following on-device AI.
- 13The Cannonball Run 1981 Gets a Digital Screening●Now Playing ✨ 💖💕🌹💐💖 💙💜💖🦋🌺💜🎼 🎶 🎸 Now playing CannonBall Run 1981🛍️ 🌑 🔔 48kHZ H264 / AAC 24BBP ffh264 Digital version 🎹 📚
The 1981 comedy film The Cannonball Run is being played and shared in a digital format, complete with technical details about the audio and video encoding used, on a Linux-based system with a Behringer mixer and Raspberry Pi 5 setup.
- 14Ilhan Omar's phone seized amid immigration fraud investigation●Ilhan Omar’s phone seized, relatives subpoenaed; DOB row reignites amid immigration fraud probe
US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says her phone was seized and relatives subpoenaed as part of an immigration fraud investigation, with questions resurfacing about her date of birth. The moves have reignited long-running disputes over her immigration history, with supporters calling the investigation politically motivated and critics demanding answers.
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A report covered by the Rutland Herald links climate change to declining fish populations in the Gulf. Warming waters and shifting ecosystems are being cited as pressures on marine species, raising concerns for fisheries and coastal communities that depend on them. The story is drawing attention amid broader debate over climate impacts.
- 16More US car owners fall underwater on auto loans●Here’s another good article on the # subprime problem facing US car loans today. Car owners are increasingly underwater
A growing number of American car owners owe more on their vehicles than the cars are worth, a sign of stress in the subprime auto loan market. Some borrowers are responding by keeping their cars longer, while others are rolling negative equity into new loans, deepening their debt. Commenters point to the practice as a warning about loose lending standards in the US car market.
- 17Nadia Hameed Joins Stony Brook Medicine's East End Surgical Group▼STONY BROOK MEDICINE COMMUNITY MEDICAL GROUP WELCOMES NADIA HAMEED, DPM, AACFAS, DABPM, TO EAST END SURGICAL
Stony Brook Medicine Community Medical Group has appointed Dr. Nadia Hameed, a podiatric surgeon and fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, to its East End Surgical practice on Long Island. The announcement appeared in Stony Brook University's news outlet. Hameed is board-certified in podiatric medicine, and her arrival expands specialist surgical care for communities on the East End.
- 18LA City Controller subpoenas LA28 records in Olympics finance dispute▼Los Angeles City Controller subpoenas LA28 records amid transparency dispute over Olympic finances
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia has subpoenaed records from LA28, the private organizing committee for the 2028 Summer Olympics, amid a dispute over transparency in the Games' finances. The move escalates scrutiny of how the multibillion-dollar event is being funded and whether the public will be on the hook for cost overruns, despite promises that the Games will use private money and existing venues.
- 19Gulf of Mexico marine life still recovering from BP spill●Marine life in Gulf of Mexico has still not fully recovered from 2010 BP oil spill https://www. theguardian.com/environm
New reporting from the Guardian finds that marine life in the Gulf of Mexico has still not fully recovered from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the disaster caused by BP's exploded drilling rig that dumped millions of barrels of oil into the gulf. More than 15 years on, ecosystems and wildlife populations continue to show damage from the spill.
- 20Ado releases new song Raven Sky●Ado's new song "Raven Sky", released two days ago: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=7DBSMzbPQzc Listening on repeat righ
Japanese singer Ado has released a new song, Raven Sky, released this week and already drawing praise from early listeners. Fans are calling it a striking piece of art and describing repeated listens, with reaction spreading quickly across social media within days of the release.
- 21The Atlantic: The Bill for Trumpism Comes Due●The Bill for Trumpism Comes Due https://www. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/10/ trump-budget-deficit-debt/689085/?gift=P4Pbp
The Atlantic has published an essay arguing that the fiscal consequences of Donald Trump's policies are now arriving, pointing to the US federal budget deficit and growing national debt attributed to his agenda. Readers are sharing the piece widely and debating whether the Republican party's economic record under Trump is finally catching up with it.
- 22Philippine central bank delivers larger-than-expected 50 bps hike●Philippine central bank delivers larger-than-expected 50 bps hike to combat inflation
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipitas has raised its key interest rate by 50 basis points, exceeding market expectations, as it moves to rein in inflation. The surprise outsized hike signals the central bank's urgency over rising prices and is drawing attention from economists and investors watching how far Philippine monetary tightening will go.
- 23Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari makes fresh big announcement on teacher recruitment●Bihar के Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari ने फिर से किया बड़ा ऐलान! | TRE4 | BPSC | Pralhad Joshi
Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari has made another major announcement connected to the TRE4 teacher recruitment examination, which is conducted by the Bihar Public Service Commission. The announcement has drawn wide attention in the state, with the story covered prominently by regional media. Union minister Pralhad Joshi's name also features in coverage, suggesting possible political reactions. Details of the announcement itself remain limited in the available reporting.
- 24ICE operation in Long Beach sparks clashes and injury claims●ICE got vigorous pushback from # LongBeach neighbors today but it looks like they broke someone's arm. LBPD showed up an
Federal immigration agents conducting an operation in Long Beach, California, met strong resistance from local residents, with reports that someone suffered a broken arm during the confrontation. Witnesses say Long Beach police arrived at the scene and sided with federal agents rather than the protesters, fueling anger over local police cooperation with immigration enforcement in the Los Angeles area.
- 25Banana Pi launches BPI-M8 board with Allwinner A733 chip●Banana Pi BPI-M8, Allwinner A733 chip design,4G RAM and 32G eMMC onboard.industrial grade design. https:// docs.banana-p
Banana Pi has announced the BPI-M8, a single-board computer built on Allwinner's A733 chip with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of eMMC storage onboard. The board is pitched at industrial-grade applications, and documentation is already available online. The announcement is drawing interest from the open-source hardware and maker community, where Banana Pi boards are often compared with Raspberry Pi alternatives for IoT and embedded Linux or Android projects.
- 26Study shows phosphorylated M18BP1 switches on condensin II for chromosome compaction▼Phosphorylated M18BP1 activates autoinhibited condensin II to drive mitotic DNA compaction
New research published in Nature reports that M18BP1, once phosphorylated, activates the otherwise autoinhibited condensin II complex, enabling mitotic DNA compaction in cells. The finding explains how cells relieve condensin II's built-in brake at mitosis, ensuring chromosomes condense properly before division. The work is drawing attention among cell biologists studying chromosome architecture and the regulation of the condensin complexes.
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Congress has issued subpoenas to the administration of New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill as part of an investigation into the registration of noncitizens to vote in the state. The move escalates a federal-state clash over election integrity, an issue Republicans have pushed nationally. Details of what documents or testimony are being demanded remain limited, and the Sherrill administration has not yet publicly detailed its response to the subpoenas.
- 28Satej Patil-backed panel wins Gokul dairy election in Kolhapur▼Satej Patil Win Gokul Election LIVE | Kolhapur | ‘गोकुळ’मध्ये सतेज पाटलांचा गुलाल | ABP Majha LIVE
Congress leader Satej Patil's panel has won the election to the Gokul milk cooperative in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, according to live coverage by Marathi news channel ABP Majha. The victory in the influential dairy society is being celebrated by his supporters, with celebrations described in Marathi reports as 'gulal' — a festive marking of the win.
- 29Man shot by Baltimore police at East Baltimore shopping center●BPD: Man shot by police at East Baltimore shopping center
Baltimore Police report that a man was shot by officers at a shopping center in East Baltimore. Few details have been released so far about the circumstances leading to the shooting or the man's condition. The incident is under investigation, and residents are awaiting further information from the department.
- 30UCB Program student journal explores finding ease in motion▼Student training journal. My response: ‘Ease is not easy.’ Finding Ease in Motion. | UCB Program https:// ucbprogram.com
A student in the UCB Program has shared a training journal entry reflecting on the phrase 'ease is not easy', describing the challenge of finding relaxation and effortlessness in movement practice. The entry touches on meditation, tai chi and martial arts, and the paradox that learning to move with ease demands sustained, deliberate effort.
- 31Study reveals how M18BP1 activates condensin II for DNA compaction▼Mechanism of M18BP1-mediated activation of condensin II for mitotic DNA compaction
A study published in Nature describes the mechanism by which M18BP1 activates condensin II, the protein complex responsible for compacting DNA during mitosis. The findings clarify how cells achieve proper chromosome condensation before cell division, a process essential for accurate genome inheritance and relevant to understanding cell division errors.
- 32Gulf marine life still declining 16 years after Deepwater Horizon▼# USA # US More than 16 years after BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster, marine life has not recovered Fishes, crustaceans,
More than 16 years after BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, marine life has not recovered. Fishes, crustaceans and squid show persistent population declines, and chemical compounds from the spill are still being found in their tissues. The findings suggest the environmental damage from the 2010 disaster is far more lasting than initially expected.
- 33bp and TechnipFMC advance subsea technology collaboration in Gulf of Mexico▼bp, TechnipFMC advance 20K subsea technology collaboration in Gulf of Mexico
bp and TechnipFMC are advancing their 20K psi subsea equipment technology collaboration in the Gulf of Mexico, a partnership aimed at enabling development of high-pressure offshore reservoirs. The collaboration covers subsea production systems capable of operating at 20,000 psi, supporting bp's plans for deeper, higher-pressure fields in the region.
- 34Commentary: Think like a watchdog before Congress issues the subpoena▼COMMENTARY: Don't wait for the subpoena — Think like a watchdog before congress does
A Reuters commentary urges companies and institutions to scrutinize their own records and conduct before congressional investigators do, arguing that waiting for a subpoena leaves them exposed. The piece frames self-investigation as both a legal safeguard and an accountability exercise as Capitol Hill inquiries intensify.
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The Pokémon Company has published an official webpage for Pokémon Sleep, the mobile app that tracks users' sleep and rewards rest with Pokémon collection features. The site outlines the app's concept of turning sleep into entertainment. Attention is centred on what the app offers and how the sleep-tracking experience will work for players.
- 36Brazil records over 487,000 DDoS attacks in first half●Ataques massivos de 1Tbps assustam e Brasil registra mais de 487 mil ataques DDoS no primeiro semestre https:// fed.brid
Brazil logged more than 487,000 DDoS attacks in the first half of the year, according to a report from Convergência Digital. The numbers come as massive attacks reaching 1 terabit per second are alarming cybersecurity experts worldwide, highlighting the growing scale and frequency of such assaults on networks and online services.
- 37Tampa Bay Rays celebrate ALCS championship trophy●https://www. olmlb.com/741000/ 【レイズ】 ALCS制覇🏆 歓喜の優勝トロフィー授与式! 2026年MLBPOSTSEASON観るなら#SPOTVNOW # shorts # MLB # SPOTV # Tam
The Tampa Bay Rays are said to have won the American League Championship Series, with a trophy presentation marking the victory. The item promotes coverage of the 2026 MLB postseason via the SPOTV NOW streaming service. Beyond the championship claim, no further details about the series, opponents, or players were available.
- 38Turkey's central bank cuts policy rate to 36 percent▼Türkiye’s Central Bank cuts policy rate by 100bps to 36 percent
Turkey's central bank has lowered its policy rate by 100 basis points to 36 percent, according to Hürriyet Daily News. The move continues an easing cycle as Turkish policymakers weigh high inflation against signs of cooling price growth, and markets will be watching for signals on how far and fast further cuts may go.
- 39Iran signals openness to diplomacy as oil prices rise▼US Market Open: Iran's Foreign Ministry suggested that the country favous diplomacy, though crude benchmarks continued to move higher; GBP gains post-jobs data
Iran's Foreign Ministry has indicated the country favours a diplomatic path, but crude oil benchmarks continued moving higher as markets remain on edge. In currency trading, the British pound gained ground following the release of the latest UK jobs data. Traders are weighing the prospect of de-escalation against persistent supply risk in the oil market.
- 40Alberta separatism referendum talk ties into climate politics●#abpoli #Referendum #cdnpoli #Separatism #ClimateChange RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:jeuzjfwsgn62xfoe7qo4jul5/po
Discussion in Canadian political circles is linking Alberta, a possible referendum, and separatism with climate change policy. Commentators are framing the province's separatist referendum talk as connected to grievances over federal climate policy, though no specific event, announcement, or result has been confirmed in the available material.
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