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- 1NRC issues first US construction permit for BWRX-300 small modular reactor●NRC issues first U.S. construction permit for a BWRX-300 small modular reactor
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued the country's first construction permit for a BWRX-300 small modular reactor, developed by GE Vernova Hitachi for the Tennessee Valley Authority at its Clinch River site in Tennessee. It marks a regulatory milestone for next-generation nuclear power in the United States, with supporters viewing it as a step toward deploying smaller, faster-to-build reactors for low-carbon electricity.
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Logistics firm C.H. Robinson Worldwide has announced an agreement to acquire RXO at an implied value of $5.8 billion, a major consolidation in the freight and transportation brokerage sector. The deal, reported by MarketScreener, is drawing attention from investors tracking how the combined company will reshape freight brokerage competition.
- 3Report finds TrumpRx drug price discounts a 'mixed bag'●Trump claims world’s lowest drug prices. TrumpRx discounts a ‘mixed bag,’ report shows.
President Trump has claimed his administration secured the world's lowest drug prices, but a new report finds that the discounts offered through the TrumpRx pricing platform are a 'mixed bag', with savings varying widely across medications rather than delivering uniformly low costs. The findings undercut the White House's sweeping claims and are fueling debate over the real impact of the pricing deals for American consumers.
- 4US economy adds just 29,000 jobs as unemployment rises to 4.2%●The US economy added just 29,000 jobs last month, and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2% https:// cnn.it/4hrxTaX
The US economy added only 29,000 jobs last month, while the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, according to a CNN report. The weak hiring figures and rising joblessness are drawing attention as signs the labor market may be cooling, fueling debate about the state of the economy and the outlook for interest rates and growth.
- 5US officials' Xerxes remarks decried as war propaganda●🗨️ Lol when # US # warcriminals speak of Xerxes to spread their own # war propaganda, the peoples know it's time to stan
Commentators are accusing the United States of invoking the ancient Persian king Xerxes to justify war propaganda, and are calling on people to demand the right to peace and self-determination. The criticism links the rhetoric to violations of the Geneva Conventions and frames it as a press-freedom issue, urging the public to resist official war narratives and stand up for human rights.
- 6LLRX publishes eight new articles on Trump administration and science●# LLRX Sept 2026 - 8 New Articles, 6 New Columns https://www. llrx.com ; Trump Admin Con't # War Against # Science , # R
Legal research site LLRX has released its September 2026 edition with eight new articles and six new columns. Topics include the Trump administration's ongoing actions against science, research and public health rules, attacks on Iranian lawyers both in Iran and abroad, and an argument that autonomous agents should not be given control over law practices.
- 7Report finds TrumpRx drug discounts a 'mixed bag'▼Trump claims world’s lowest drug prices. TrumpRx discounts are a ‘mixed bag,’ report shows.
President Trump has claimed his TrumpRx initiative will deliver the world's lowest drug prices, but a new report finds the discounts offered through the program are a 'mixed bag,' with savings varying widely across medications. Critics say the claims of across-the-board savings are overstated, while supporters argue the program still lowers costs for many patients.
- 8ImmunityBio Stock Slips as Retail Investors Call It a Bargain▼IBRX 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 calling the stock 'ridiculously cheap' and buying the dip. Attention has also turned to founder Soon-Shiong promoting the work of sister company NantIQ with insurer Aetna. The debate over whether IBRX is undervalued or facing genuine headwinds is dividing retail sentiment.
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Monthly Review has published a piece titled 'Marxian Ecology and the Critique of AI Capital', arguing that artificial intelligence should be examined through the lens of capitalist accumulation and its ecological costs. The article links debates over AI's environmental footprint, from energy use to resource extraction, to broader critiques of capital. Discussion of AI's environmental and social costs continues to grow across academic and left publications.
- 10heise show takes on AI slop, digital offices and Tesla FSD●KI-Slop vs. Open Source, Digitale Ämter, Tesla FSD | #heiseshow https:// peertube.heise.de/w/3BtFrXbgYE csk3TMEgFgZN
The latest episode of the German tech show Heiseshow covers three topics: the flood of low-quality AI-generated content, often called AI slop, and its competition with open source projects; the state of Germany's digital government offices; and Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver assistance system. The discussion ties together current debates about the quality and reliability of AI outputs in software and public administration.
- 11MLC Releases TIRx Open Compiler Harness for Agentic GPU Programming●TIRx Harness: An Open Compiler Harness for Agentic GPU Programming
The MLC team has published TIRx Harness, an open-source compiler harness designed to let AI agents write and optimize GPU code. The project combines compiler infrastructure with agentic workflows, aiming to automate low-level GPU programming tasks that normally require deep expertise. Reaction so far is limited but positive, with early readers on Hacker News discussing the potential for agents to handle performance-critical kernel work.
- 12Colorado gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx gives Q&A interview▼Colorado election: Q&A with gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx
Victor Marx, a candidate for governor of Colorado, has given a question-and-answer interview to The Coloradoan ahead of the state's election. The interview covers his candidacy and platform as voters consider the gubernatorial race. Marx is one of the contenders vying for the state's top office.
- 13Five startups stand out at PearX demo day●5 startups that caught VCs’ attention at the latest PearX demo day TechCrunch attended Pear’s latest demo day and discov
TechCrunch attended Pear's latest PearX demo day and highlighted five startups that drew the most interest from venture capitalists. The featured companies span spatial models to chips designed for running AI locally, reflecting investor appetite for on-device AI infrastructure. The roundup offers a snapshot of which early-stage bets are generating buzz in Silicon Valley's seed ecosystem this cycle.
- 14Climate shift: heatwaves give way to storm season●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@bbcnews/top-sto ries-hc55lmo2z/-/a-kbQbrXoZSYaRGIBuvTtOiA%3Aa%3A3199692-%2F0 "We now move fr
Attention is turning to comments that the world is moving directly from a season of heatwaves and drought into one of storms and flooding, framed as the "new normal" of climate change. The remark, shared alongside BBC News coverage, is being circulated as a stark summary of how extreme weather patterns are compressing together rather than easing between seasons.
- 15Jackson-databind vulnerability alert resurfaces●🚨 EUVD-2019-0173 📊 Score: n/a 📅 Published: 2019-01-02 | Updated: 2026-10-08 📝 FasterXML jackson-databind 2.x before 2.9.
A security advisory, EUVD-2019-0173, warns that FasterXML jackson-databind 2.x before 2.9.7 may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code. The flaw stems from a failure to block the blaze-ds-opt and blaze-ds-core classes from polymorphic deserialization. Administrators running affected versions are advised to upgrade to 2.9.7 or later. The advisory, originally published in January 2019, has recently been updated, drawing renewed attention to the widely used Java library.
- 16New arXiv paper claims subquadratic 3SUM and subcubic APSP algorithms●Subquadratic 3SUM and Subcubic APSP Article URL: https:// arxiv.org/abs/2610.06783 Comments URL: https:// news.ycombinat
A new paper on arXiv reports progress on two landmark problems in theoretical computer science: 3SUM, where the authors claim a subquadratic-time algorithm, and all-pairs shortest paths (APSP), with a claimed subcubic-time algorithm. Both problems have long-standing conjectures asserting such speedups are impossible, so if the results hold up they would overturn widely believed hardness assumptions. The work is drawing early attention from algorithm researchers discussing its validity.
- 17AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE price drops to $529●AMD's Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card crashes to $529, below original MSRP Grab a new 12GB GPU for less than the MSRP l
AMD's Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card has fallen to $529, undercutting its original launch MSRP. The 12GB GPU is now cheaper than at release, a notable shift for a card launched this year. Price cuts like this are drawing attention from gamers and PC builders looking for value mid-range options.
- 18Williams Racing teases 'imagine this team' to F1 fans●Atlassian Williams F1 Team (@WilliamsRacing): Imagine this team 🤯 https:// t.co/0RXJaADs4T # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN https://
The Atlassian Williams F1 Team has posted a teaser telling fans to 'imagine this team', accompanied by a link, drawing attention from the Formula 1 community. The message fuels speculation about the team's plans, with fans discussing what the hypothetical line-up or future the team is hinting at could be.
- 19Wind RiverX executive outlines secure scaling of defense technology▼Wind RiverX’s Ed Siu on scaling defense technology securely
Ed Siu of Wind RiverX discussed how defense technology can be scaled securely, speaking with DefenseScoop. The conversation centers on balancing rapid deployment of new capabilities with the strict security and compliance requirements of military systems, a growing challenge as defense agencies push to adopt commercial software practices faster.
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RXO, Inc., the freight brokerage and logistics company spun off from C.H. Robinson, is seeing elevated interest in its stock price, quote data and recent news coverage on financial platforms. Investors are checking the company's performance and history as trading activity continues. No specific corporate announcement or earnings report was cited in the available coverage.
- 21Five startups stand out to investors at PearX demo day▼5 startups that caught VCs’ attention at the latest PearX demo day
Five startups drew notable investor interest at the latest PearX demo day, the startup accelerator's pitch event where early-stage companies present to venture capitalists. The roundup highlights which companies stood out and why they caught the attention of investors scouting new deals.
- 22Connecticut Senator Marx Announces $66,992 in Local Arts Grants▼SENATOR MARX WELCOMES $66,992 IN LOCAL SUPPORTING ARTS GRANTS
Senator Marx, a Connecticut state senator, has welcomed $66,992 in state grants supporting local arts organizations. The funding is part of state support for the arts in her district, and the announcement highlights how public money is reaching community cultural programs. Details on which specific organizations will receive the grants have not been included in the announcement.
- 23TrumpRx drug price discounts a 'mixed bag,' report finds●Trump claims world’s lowest drug prices. TrumpRx discounts are a ‘mixed bag,’ report shows. A recent analysis of TrumpRx
A new analysis of TrumpRx.gov finds that the Trump administration's promise of the world's lowest drug prices is only partly borne out in practice. Discounts on certain brand-name medications vary widely, with some deals delivering real savings while others fall short of the claim. Critics say the results undercut the White House's pricing rhetoric.
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A HOTWORX fitness studio is set to open in Lockport, Illinois, according to a report by Shaw Local. The brand specializes in 30-minute infrared sauna workout sessions and has been expanding across the United States. The announcement gives Lockport residents a new gym option, though details such as the exact location and opening date were not provided in the initial report.
- 25What Makes Somebody a Marxist?●What Makes Somebody a Marxist? https:// jacobin.com/2026/10/marxism-so cial-theory-class-exploitation Marxism is a socia
Jacobin has published a piece arguing that Marxism is best understood as a social theory about how the world works and how to change it, centered on class and exploitation. The article contends that anyone committed to understanding and changing the world should consider themselves a Marxist, framing the label as a matter of analysis and commitment rather than doctrine.
- 26Apple adds native RAW support for Sony and Canon cameras in OS 27●ビリーさん、FUJIFILMのことをプリムさんに教えるのはやめた方が…… Apple、最新のmacOS 27 Golden GateやiOS/iPadOS 27で「Sony RX10 V」や「Canon EOS R5 C」などのRAWフォー
Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate and iOS/iPadOS 27 will natively support RAW formats from cameras including the Sony RX10 V and Canon EOS R5 C, according to Japanese tech coverage. Notably absent from early chatter is FUJIFILM, prompting jokes that Billy should stop telling Prim about FUJIFILM. Photographers are discussing which cameras made the support list.
- 27Uninsured Americans urged to use GoodRx for Covid shot discounts●@ dtm for everyone US who doesn't have insurance and wants to get a Covid shot, please take a look at GoodRx for a disco
A US social media user is advising Americans without health insurance to check GoodRx for discount codes before paying for a Covid vaccine. They warn that walk-up prices at pharmacies can be dramatically inflated compared with the discounted rate, sometimes even for people who do have coverage.
- 28TelyRx Launches New Menopause Supplement in Women's Health Push●TelyRx Expands Women's Health Offerings with New Menopause Supplement
Telehealth company TelyRx has announced an expansion of its women's health lineup with the launch of a new menopause supplement. The move adds to the growing range of menopause-focused products and treatments being offered through direct-to-consumer telehealth platforms, as demand for menopause care and support continues to rise among women seeking convenient online access.
- 29Drag conference on political intimacy in Paris theatre●After Pride : Conférence Drag : Nos intimités politiques de et par Giboulé de Marx théâtre du Gai Savoir, samedi 10 octo
The Théâtre du Gai Savoir is hosting a drag conference titled 'After Pride : Nos intimités politiques', written and performed by Giboulé de Marx, on Saturday 10 October at 20:00. The performer opens with a deliberately absurd question about Karl Marx and queer identity, using humour to explore how sexuality and politics intertwine in intimate life.
- 30ImmunityBio Shares Post Best Week In Months On Trump Cancer Panel Pick▼IBRX Stock Logs Best Week In Over 7 Months: Retail Eyes Anktiva Boost From Trump’s Cancer Panel Pick
ImmunityBio stock (IBRX) wrapped up its strongest week in more than seven months as retail investors bet its bladder cancer drug Anktiva could benefit from the Trump administration's choice to lead a cancer-focused advisory panel. Traders are speculating the pick could speed adoption or funding for Anktiva, driving renewed buying interest in the biotech.
- 31New video report on the Russia-Ukraine war circulates online●🎞️ 🔗 https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=FIkRxQq6iyA # Explainer # News # Report # RussianWar # TV # Ukraine # Video
A news explainer and report covering the Russian war in Ukraine is being shared online, tagged under news, TV and video. The item points audiences to a broadcast-style video report, but no further details about its content, timing or specific claims are available. Attention to war coverage from Ukraine remains steady as the conflict continues.
- 32Jacobin asks what makes somebody a Marxist●Vote Blue if you want to live! What Makes Somebody a Marxist? https:// jacobin.com/2026/10/marxism-so cial-theory-class-
Jacobin has published a piece exploring what makes somebody a Marxist, focusing on social theory, class and exploitation. The article is circulating among left-leaning US political accounts, where readers are sharing it alongside anti-Trump and anti-Republican messaging, framing support for Democrats as essential and linking Marxist class analysis to current American politics.
- 33RX 9070 and 7800X3D gaming PC drops in price for Prime Big Deal●Punchy RX 9070, 7 7800X3D gaming PC plunges to a competitive price with Prime Big Deal
A prebuilt gaming PC pairing AMD's Radeon RX 9070 graphics card with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor has received a steep price cut during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event. The deal is being promoted as a competitive option for buyers wanting high-end 1440p or 4K gaming performance without building a system themselves.
- 34Security researchers flag phishing site impersonating Caixa▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//kolkatadekho[.]com/wp-content/plugins/webarx/es/caixa-vbvfinal/home 🧬 Analysis at: h
Cybersecurity researchers are warning about a phishing page hosted on a compromised WordPress site, mimicking Caixa's card verification service. The malicious page, found under a plugins directory, is designed to steal banking credentials. A full analysis of the fraudulent infrastructure has been published, and the warning is circulating among infosec professionals tracking scams targeting banking customers in Spanish-speaking regions.
- 35New progress claimed on 3SUM and APSP problems●Subquadratic 3SUM and Subcubic APSP https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.06783 # HackerNews # Tech # Algorithms
A new paper on arXiv claims subquadratic algorithms for the 3SUM problem and subcubic algorithms for all-pairs shortest paths, two of the most studied open problems in theoretical computer science. If verified, the results would break long-standing barriers that many researchers believed were optimal, making the claim a major talking point among algorithm experts.
- 36Retail Traders Eye SLS, IBRX After Moderna's Nasdaq-100 Entry▼SLS, IBRX Stocks Draw Retail Chatter As MRNA Lands A Nasdaq-100 Spot – ‘It Will Be SLS Next’
Retail investors are speculating about small-cap biotech stocks Sellas Life Sciences (SLS) and ImmunityBio (IBRX) after Moderna (MRNA) was added to the Nasdaq-100 index. Some traders are betting one of the two could be next to earn a spot in the benchmark index, fueling buzz around the names on social trading platforms. Index inclusion typically drives demand from funds tracking the Nasdaq-100, which is why traders watch additions closely for potential stock moves.
- 37New robotics paper proposes SafeStreamingFlow method●SafeStreamingFlow aligns flow sampling dynamics with execution dynamics. arXiv cs.RO Source: arXiv cs.RO https:// arxiv.
A new arXiv paper in robotics introduces SafeStreamingFlow, a method that aligns flow sampling dynamics with execution dynamics. The approach is aimed at improving how flow-based models behave during real-time robot execution. Details of experiments and performance have not yet been widely discussed.
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ArXiv, the Cornell-hosted preprint repository, has published an updated rate limit policy governing automated access to its servers. The change affects researchers and developers who bulk-download papers or build tools on top of ArXiv's API and bulk datasets. The announcement is drawing attention from the academic computing community, with readers weighing the policy's impact on open access and large-scale research workflows.
- 39Weekly roundup flags AI firms' security incident surge●Via # LLRX @ psuPete Recommends - Five highlights from this week: https://www. llrx.com/2026/10/pete-recommen ds-weekly-
LLRX's 'Pete Recommends' weekly column highlights top cyber security stories, including reports that major AI companies are probing tens of thousands of security incidents and growing concern over surveillance-based pricing tactics. The roundup, shared among law, technology and information professionals, curates the week's key reads on digital security and privacy issues.
- 40Columnist recalls middle school delinquents stripping toilet handles●き、金属…… 中学では「鼻もちならない優等生」 不良が多くトイレの金属の取っ手が全て外されてました https://www. sankei.com/article/20261006-RG DRX3UAFVNUDER547YBDDDVQU/?
A Sankei article recounts a writer's memories of middle school, where they were seen as an insufferable goody-goody student. Delinquency at the school was so widespread that every metal handle in the toilets had been removed. The nostalgic, humorous recollection of school-day mischief and social awkwardness is drawing amused reactions online.