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Kashim Chowdhury had secretly held multiple public sector jobs on full-time salaries. Continue Reading »

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The building and DIY expert also appeared on TV shows like Challenge Tommy Walsh and Clean It, Fix It. Continue Reading »

The BBC enters Marseille's dangerous underworld, where young people are trapped, brutalised and exploited. Continue Reading »

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The Japanese automaker said the plant will focus on hybrid vehicles and is expected to begin production in 2029. Continue Reading »

After a rough month in September, the housing market remained in a deep freeze in October as listings piled up. Sellers are still reluctant to cut prices. Continue Reading »

Republicans have less than two months left with majorities in both the Senate and the House — and a long list of legislation to take up in the coming weeks. Continue Reading »

Par TV5MONDE avec agences Deux trains sont entrés en collision dimanche au sud du Caire, la capitale égyptienne, faisant sept morts et au moins 125 blessés, ont indiqué les autorités. Le conducteur de l'un des trains figure parmi les victimes.  Deux trains sont entrés en collision dimanche au sud du Caire, la capitale égyptienne, faisant sept morts et au moins 125 blessés, ont indiqué les autorités. Le conducteur de l'un des trains figure parmi les victimes. Dimanche 8 novembre, un train en provenance du Caire et en direction d'Assouan est arrêté, quand il est percuté par l'arrière par un train qui roulait sur le même voie, lui aussi en provenance du Caire mais en direction de la province de Fayoum.Ahmad Othman Abu Emran, un cultivateur qui était dans son champ, a assisté à la scène. Il raconte avoir vu "un train qui s'est arrêté pour permettre aux passagers de monter et de descendre." Et puis, l'accident: "Soudain nous avons vu ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP Par Youcef BOUNAB, avec les bureaux de l'AFP à Rabat et Alger © 2026 AFP La mission de maintien de la paix de l'ONU au Sahara occidental s'apprête à quitter le territoire contesté, après le non-renouvellement de son mandat par le Conseil de sécurité, plus de trois décennies après sa création.Colonie espagnole jusqu'en 1975, le Sahara occidental est un vaste territoire désertique riche en phosphate et aux eaux poissonneuses. Il est contrôlé en majeure partie par le Maroc mais est revendiqué par les indépendantistes du Front Polisario, soutenus par l'Algérie, et reste considéré comme territoire non autonome par les Nations unies. - Pourquoi les Casques bleus partent-ils ?Le Maroc considère le Sahara occidental comme faisant partie de son territoire et a proposé une autonomie sous souveraineté marocaine, tandis que le Polisario réclame l'indépendance totale. La mission de l'ONU, la Minurso, a été créée en 1991 pour organiser un référendum d'autodétermination qui n'a jamais eu lieu. Basée à Laâyoune, plus grande ville du Sahara occidental, elle comptait 160 observateurs militaires et environ 180 personnels civils. Son mandat a ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP Par Fabrice RANDOUX © 2026 AFP Si Teddy Riner fait partie des personnalités préférées des Français, le quintuple champion olympique de Judo, qui vient d'annoncer sa candidature à l'Elysée, "part de zéro" sur son expertise politique et "a tout à prouver" dans la campagne présidentielle, juge Erwan Lestrohan, de l'institut de sondages Odoxa.Question: La candidature de Teddy Riner, qui n'est pas du sérail politique, peut-elle être bien reçue par les Français ?Réponse: Teddy Riner est une icône du sport français avec une popularité extrêmement élevée qui est assise sur les valeurs du sport: l'excellence, la discipline, la fraternité, le respect... Mais ce capital de sympathie ne se transformera pas nécessairement en capital électoral. Parce que quand ils font le choix d'un président, les Français se déterminent sur une capacité présumée à améliorer la situation du pays sur le pouvoir d'achat, les tensions à l'international, la dette publique, le niveau de l'éducation, les services publics... Autant de sujets sur lesquels Teddy Riner est une profonde page blanche pour les Français. S'il se situe très haut sur la proximité avec les Français, il part de zéro sur la crédibilité politique. Même en s'entourant d'experts, il va devoir construire cette ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP © 2026 AFP Qui va succéder à l'écrivain britannique d'origine hongroise David Szalay ? Le jury du Booker Prize va dévoiler lundi soir le vainqueur de ce prestigieux prix qui récompense une oeuvre de fiction en anglais, et pour lequel six romans sont en lice. Quatre auteurs britanniques figurent parmi ces six finalistes de ce prix, équivalent du Goncourt français, dans une sélection qui explore notamment les thèmes du deuil, de la sexualité et des rôles liés au genre. Parmi les auteurs finalistes, deux sont des femmes et deux sont d'anciens lauréats, en lice pour un doublé : le Jamaïcain Marlon James, avec "The Disappearers", et le Britanno-Américain Douglas Stuart, avec "John of John".Saluée par la critique, l'épopée de plus de 600 pages de Marlon James, "Les disparus", suit un survivant d'une attaque homophobe visant une troupe de théâtre à Kingston dans les années 1980. L'écrivain avait remporté le Booker en 2015 avec "A Brief History of Seven Killings" ("Brève histoire de sept meurtres").Douglas Stuart, couronné en 2020 pour "Shuggie Bain", est à nouveau en lice avec ... Continue Reading »

Par AFP © 2026 AFP L'écrivain franco-palestinien Karim Kattan a été récompensé lundi par une récompense littéraire en France, le prix Wepler-Fondation La Poste, pour son roman "Septentrionale", publié par les éditions Elyzad, basées en Tunisie.Agé de 37 ans, Karim Kattan est né à Jérusalem et a grandi à Bethléem, en Cisjordanie, d'où sa famille est originaire.Après des études au lycée français de Jérusalem, il s'installe en France, dont il obtient la nationalité, et étudie le cinéma et l'anglais.Sorti en août, "Septentrionale", son troisième roman, est un road-movie enfiévré dans un pays indéterminé "en proie à l'apocalypse" où se rencontrent Joseph et Maryam sur le chemin de la fuite. Ce livre a déjà obtenu le prix Les Inrockuptibles du roman français 2026.Traduit en une dizaine de langues, il est publié par les éditions indépendantes Elyzad, créées en Tunisie en 2005 pour "donner à entendre la voix des romanciers du sud", originaires du Liban, du Maroc, du Togo ou de France.Le prix décerné par le café parisien Le Wepler et par la Fondation La Poste vise à récompenser "une prise de risque romanesque et un style exigeant", et son lauréat reçoit 10.000 euros.Le jury, composé notamment de libraires, a ... Continue Reading »

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India’s Jindal Steel International and the Arvedi Group have submitted rival bids to acquire the former Ilva steelworks in Italy Read Full Article at RT.com Continue Reading »

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Analysts say a small intelligence-focused unit cannot seal Iran’s borders, and others warn it could expand the war. Continue Reading »

Thousands ⁠of people have ⁠died in recent years attempting to reach Spain’s Canary Islands from West Africa. Continue Reading »

An oil tanker caught fire near the Strait of Hormuz after Iran’s IRGC said it had struck three tankers on Sunday, Continue Reading »

Nithya Raman taps into frustration with economic and political status quo to become mayor of the second-largest US city. Continue Reading »

Brand was convicted last week of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three more between 2004 ​and 2009. Continue Reading »

Judges reveal they previously considered calling Gali Baharav-Miara to court amid disputes over the prosecution's handling of the bribery charge in Case 4000, saying the trial has involved 'many unusual things' Continue Reading »

Security agency transfers intelligence on suspected foreign funding of Arab parties following clash with AG over demands to question lawmakers; investigators examine allegations involving Qatar, Turkey and PA; no arrests or interrogations currently planned Continue Reading »

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Jerusalem has ordered billions in American arms beyond Washington's existing commitments, complicating Trump's push to end military aid; lawmakers weigh shift to joint defense production as questions mount over who will pay for future arms deliveries Continue Reading »

Students face expulsion, intimidation and threats as Tehran intensifies its crackdown on campus protests, with the war providing fresh cover for repression Continue Reading »

The chief executive has a tight grip on his company, presenting a challenge for Nvidia’s board, which is investigating his affair with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy. Continue Reading »

The chipmaker’s size and significance to the A.I. trade means that Jensen Huang’s admission of a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of spying for China could reverberate across Wall Street. Continue Reading »

The controversy has intensified scrutiny of Mr. Huang’s ties to Beijing and sparked mixed reactions across Asia, where he is widely popular. Continue Reading »

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Working with the Trump administration, foreign partners accept deportees, then ship them to nations where the U.S. itself would be prohibited from sending them. Continue Reading »

The Chinese upstart says it has trained high-performing AI models cheaply, without using the most advanced chips. Continue Reading »

DeepSeek, SoFi and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom. Continue Reading »

DeepSeek is called “amazing and impressive” despite working with less-advanced chips. Continue Reading »

The LinkedIn co-founder is starting Manas AI with “The Emperor of All Maladies” author Siddhartha Mukherjee. Continue Reading »

Apps can add flexibility and freshness to your routine. Just try not to get injured. Continue Reading »

Israel allowed displaced Gazans to begin crossing a military zone that bisects the enclave after a deadlock over hostage releases was broken. Continue Reading »

Troubles at Vanke raise questions about the continued spread of the property crisis and whether the Chinese state will step in. Continue Reading »

Some of the women were held alone for extended periods and spent eight months in tunnels, an Israeli medical official said. Continue Reading »

The alliance mounted its first coordinated response to a suspected sabotage campaign against critical infrastructure after another cable was severed in the Baltic Sea. Continue Reading »

Residents of Goma reported gunfire and shelling after rebels overran Congolese troops. U.N. officials estimated that more than one million displaced people were now inside the city. Continue Reading »

The governor romped to a 22-point reelection victory last week. Continue Reading »

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American Ascent promises to recruit and elect a new generation of young ‘America First’ candidates. Continue Reading »

Latino operatives for months pressured Andy Beshear and the Democratic Governors Association to back Gina Hinojosa. Now her win is blowing back on them. Continue Reading »

Dems picked up more than 500 seats (and counting) and flipped at least 12 legislative chambers. Continue Reading »

Senate Republicans currently have it installed in the Capitol basement. Continue Reading »

Some incoming red-district House freshmen want to see Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries attempt to collaborate with the president, while plenty of others don’t want compromise. Continue Reading »

The presumptive speaker must manage competing theories of how to engage the president in the next two years. Continue Reading »

The Alaska Republican has a record of fighting the White House over funding power, and soon she could lock arms with Democrats in that battle. Continue Reading »

“We've got to stand up for working-class families, make a real difference in their lives,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said. Continue Reading »

The president offered little detail about what a deal might look like but suggested a legal pathway for some immigrants as one point of discussion. Continue Reading »

The new White House chief of staff’s elevation is a boon for people who want President Donald Trump to double down on mass deportation — never mind the GOP's electoral rout. Continue Reading »

“I want to thank her for her service as Chief of Staff — She has done a great job!” Trump said. Continue Reading »

President Donald Trump on Thursday said he was designating the Oval Office and Cabinet Room of the White House as protected spaces. Continue Reading »

President Donald Trump on Thursday said Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan should be given votes cast for what he called "the Fake Dan Sullivan" also on the Alaska ballot. Continue Reading »

Fox News contributor Joe Concha reacts to Erika Kirk slamming podcast hosts and comedians after Dave Chappelle jokes about her husband Charlie Kirk's death. Erika Kirk denounces the comments as disgusting, emphasizing that political violence must never be tolerated. Concha critiques the media's double standards regarding political humor and highlights the emotional toll on the family... Continue Reading »

A handful of Republican senators have at least attempted to slow the coronation train for failed Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D. The South Dakota Republican announced shortly after the GOP got its brains beat out in Tuesday's midterm that since he was so successful in losing the majority, he would very much like to lead Senate Republicans as a significantly diminished minority. Thune and his swamp buddies moved quickly to try to secure their leadership positions, calling conference elections for Tuesday — exactly one week after the party lost control of the House and Senate in the blue trouncing... Continue Reading »

en breaks down the midterm election results and what they mean for the Pentagon and for some of President Trump's signature defense programs. Then, Jerry McBrearty, vice president and program manager, B-2 and Air Combat Systems at Northrop Grumman, joins the show to talk about the B-2 stealth bomber, its role in the Iran war and the future of manned aircraft in the U.S. military... Continue Reading »

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been privately meeting with left-leaning labor union leaders and pushing for a progressive candidate to make a run for the White House in 2028, according to a report. The Democratic Socialist, who can never be president himself having been born in Uganda, wants to capitalize on progressives' momentum after the midterm elections and organize a far-left bloc to fight against moderate Democrat candidates, sources close to the mayor told Axios... Continue Reading »

Warning: Strong language and descriptions of sexual violence Although she had just bought hashish from a drug dealer, the woman decided to call the police. It was because, along with the illegal drugs, she had been handed a note by the young seller during their brief meeting on a Marseille housing estate in 2022. "We're being held captive and need help. We are 15-years-old," it read. The teenage dealer, a French court heard earlier this year, was one of two boys being held by a gang which they had both initially approached looking for paid work - albeit illegal... Continue Reading »

Iran says peace talks with the United States could resume within two days, but only if Washington first lifts its naval blockade and sanctions and agrees to end the war on all fronts. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei defended the shortened timeline on Monday, calling Tehran's conditions reasonable. "Is it unreasonable that Iran demands that U.S. illegal sanctions and its naval blockade must be lifted before negotiations start and that the war should end on all fronts?" he said. The proposal cuts the time to restart talks from an earlier seven-day plan... Continue Reading »

The U.S. Defense Department is planning to create a special task force to steal state secrets from China. No wonder America's leaders are desperate—the Chinese are far ahead of the economic spy game. For proof, look no further than Jensen Huang, the billionaire chief executive of Nvidia, the world's biggest company, valued this week at $4.5 trillion... Continue Reading »

An activist group called "Philly Bike On Your Left" has organized a bike rally targeting six Jewish-owned businesses at Rittenhouse Square in the heart of Philadelphia, with the flyer stating: "No business for Zionists" and "These Zionist establishments must go. Not in our city." Joined by Philadelphia Democratic Socialists of America's campaign "No Appetite for Apartheid of Philly," along with Boycott CookNSolo and Philly Solidarity Calendar, the rally is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 8, during the lunch hour. It aims to "show our solidarity with the Palestinian community and oppressed (folks) everywhere."... Continue Reading »

When Ueno Bank's services abruptly stopped working in the early hours of Tuesday morning, the consequences were immediate for the millions of Paraguayans who had come to depend on it for everyday transactions. "People don't have any trust," said Elizabeth González, a 28-year-old barista at a café in downtown Asunción, a few blocks from Paraguay's Congress building, where protesters had begun gathering after the bank's collapse was announced Tuesday... Continue Reading »

QQ Nails opened its first salon in New York City twenty years ago. By 2020, QQ had grown to roughly 20 locations. It's nearly doubled in size since the pandemic. Thirty-eight QQ salons now dot the city's streets, with plans for dozens more. In one six block radius in Manhattan, there are four. "People are more willing to spend on self-care, self-expressiveness and these types of larger services," CEO Tian Jiang said. Welcome to the "vanity economy."... Continue Reading »

In Brazil, they rallied online by the millions, sharing videos and spreading memes. In Serbia, they cycled across Europe and ran ultramarathons to make their voices heard. Both movements burst into international public view last month as they became central during election campaigns to the pushback against authoritarianism. What they also offered, however, was a window into a wider phenomenon playing out across the globe, as youth-led movements reshape political landscapes... Continue Reading »

The new Senate majority was last week's leading headline. When Democrats won it, along with the House, on Election Day, it was hard to find a bigger story. But the more durable midterm election result is a Democratic majority of governorships that hasn't existed in more than 15 years. Voters appointed six new governors in the southeast region, both Democratic and Republican, where American companies are building. Each inherits an unfinished argument about who pays, and each works with a legislature that, unlike Congress, will actually pass something... Continue Reading »

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Poland has been left shocked after a rare mass shooting in the country's south — prompting national mourning and heightened security, as authorities say the attack was likely driven by far-right ideology. The gunman killed at least six people in Kraków during a deadly rampage in the city's historic main square on Saturday. Sixteen others were injured. Three bodies were later found at the suspect's home in the town of Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, about 120 miles northeast of Kraków. Police say they were the attacker's sister, mother and father. Continue Reading »

A gunman suspected of killing six people in central Krakow and his parents and sister at their home has died in hospital, Polish police say. The 24-year-old, who officials said was apparently inspired by "far-right ideologies", was injured after opening fire in central Krakow, the second largest city in Poland, on Saturday. Armed officers raced to the scene and engaged in a gunfight with the suspect, who was shot within three minutes of the attack beginning, preventing a further massacre, officials said. Continue Reading »

Kraków police source has said that the gunman behind Saturday's mass shooting, which left nine people dead and more than a dozen injured, held far-left rather than far-right views, directly challenging Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński's claim, which has already spread through Western mainstream media and been amplified by liberal-progressive and left-wing MEPs, including Renew Europe leader Valérie Hayer. Rzeczpospolita, one of Poland's leading newspapers, broke the explosive story on Sunday, quoting a source within Kraków police who said officers had discovered material suggesting that the 24-year-old Michał Oksiński 'may be ultraleft-wing', including photographs of him posing with certain flags. The source nevertheless cautioned against forcing a political explanation onto a disturbed individual: 'He was simply eliminating people.' Continue Reading »

Former President Joe Biden revealed on Sunday that his prostate cancer diagnosis has slowed him down and he'll only be able to make limited appearances to promote his upcoming presidential memoir. Biden, who announced his cancer diagnosis last year after he left the White House, wrote on X that his doctors "continue to be encouraged" by how he is responding to treatment, but he admitted "some days are better than others. Continue Reading »

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters, a longtime ally of outgoing White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, is leaving the Trump administration following President Donald Trump's decision to replace Wiles with Stephen Miller. Miller confirmed Walters' departure in a statement to Fox News, describing him as an "invaluable member" of the White House who will continue to assist the administration from the outside. Continue Reading »

Along with status and prestige, those who reach the top in politics or the military can expect another, less widely advertised perk: a seemingly inexhaustible supply of tempting sexual offers. But this is not merely another example of power being an aphrodisiac. Indeed, those attracting the most romantic attention are the ones who can least afford to indulge in it. That's because some of these would-be lovers are digging not for gold, but for something infinitely more valuable: intelligence. Reports alleging that Nvidia chief Jensen Huang may have had a romantic relationship with a woman recruited to spy for China are a reminder that the age-old honeytrap remains as irresistible to the governments deploying it as to the unsuspecting marks who fall into it. Continue Reading »

President Trump said on Sunday that he offered UFC CEO Dana White the White House press secretary role as a joke. "I will tell you, I was only kidding," Trump told reporters in West Palm Beach, Florida. "But Dana loves the idea, and there's only one Dana, and he's great." The president then appeared to reference either his original announcement or a cartoon video he posted to Truth Social earlier Sunday, which featured White and a number of UFC fighters in the White House briefing room. The video depicts the fighters attacking reporters. Continue Reading »

New Migrant Caravan Heads North After Democrats Win Midterms Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness,A new caravan of as many as 500 migrants has crossed into Mexico and is heading toward the U.S. border, just days after Democrats won control of the House, the Senate and the Texas governor's office, Breitbart Texas reported.Between 300 and 500 migrants, most of them from Central America, crossed the Rodolfo Robles International Bridge from Guatemala into Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Friday, according to reports out of Mexico. The group then began moving north toward the municipality of Suchiate.Independent journalist Julio Rosas, who shared a report on the crossing from the Mexican newspaper Diario del Sur, linked the timing to the election. "With Dems winning the midterms, migrants will start making their way to the U.S.-Mexico border," he wrote on X.Oh look, exactly as I predicted after reporting on a different caravan before the midterms.With Dems winning the midterms, migrants will start making their way to the U.S.-Mexico border and wait until Trump's policies go away. Whether that happens after 2028 is up to American voters.— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) November 7, 2026It ... Continue Reading »

One Short-Seller Flagged Jensen's Alice Huang Ties In May...And Pointed Out Multiple Other Nvidia Risks Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing the biggest personal and potentially national-security crisis of his career after admitting to marital infidelity amid allegations that Alice Huang, a businesswoman linked to one of Nvidia's largest Southeast Asian customers, was recruited by Chinese intelligence.But there's something almost nobody seems to have noticed: short seller Culper Research was raising red flags about Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang back in May and alleged Nvidia had a "significant China problem". On May 13, Culper disclosed a short position in Nvidia, warning that the chipmaker had a significant China problem. The firm specifically highlighted Jensen's unusually close relationship with Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed, a major Nvidia customer under scrutiny over potential chip diversion.Culper documented their appearances together in June 2024 and May 2025, and cited employees who described Megaspeed's relationship with Jensen as unusually close.Now that Huang has acknowledged infidelity, those earlier observations have taken on new significance. His admission does not, however, establish the report's broader allegations. But those broader allegations are now worth revisiting...Among Culper's findings:More ... Continue Reading »

Trump Unloads On 60 Minutes: AI CEO Jail Threat, Mass Exit Pardons, & Who Throttled Ukraine's Starlink President Trump says the Justice Department told the head of one of the big AI companies to "get ready to go to jail," then plans to pardon "anybody that got within a thousand miles of the Oval Office" on his way out. In his first sit-down since the midterm wipeout, he also said the countries the U.S. protected will repay "any and all costs" of the Iran war and wouldn't say who throttled Ukraine's Starlink.Asked by 60 Minutes' Ross Douthat why he isn't worried about the doom scenarios AI builders themselves describe, Trump said the risk "can be managed," and then said by whom. "The DOJ. We had a situation where somebody was reported to us to be doing something bad with AI. We called them very strongly and said, 'Get ready to go to jail. Please give your wife a kiss good night.'"WOW: President Trump SHOCKINGLY reveals that the leader of "one of the big" AI companies was caught doing "something bad" with artificial intelligence. The Trump administration called him with ... Continue Reading »

Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4 Brent crude futures dipped into the $93-a-barrel handle early Monday morning, extending last week's selloff, the largest weekly decline since April 2020, while WTI traded near $87.37 a barrel. IntradayWeeklyContinued diplomatic signals outweighed a wave of regional violence over the weekend, including a Houthi missile strike on a Saudi Aramco office tower in Riyadh's financial district, tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, US forces disabling a vessel in the critical waterway, and US strikes on Iranian air-defense equipment on Qeshm Island.President Trump on Sunday finally got the memo after the GOP's disastrous midterm. Trump remarked Sunday that it is "highly unlikely" he will need to order US forces to war with Iran as long as there is progress in negotiations. Indirect talks are currently happening via Qatari and Gulf mediation."It depends on whether or not they sign a very strong agreement," Trump told CNN's Jim Sciutto in a phone interview. Then the president explained:"The answer is highly unlikely it's going to be necessary. They're a failing nation. It just came out, you saw this ... Continue Reading »

Russell Brand Sentenced To More Than 10 Years For Rape, Sexual Assault Comedian and actor Russell Brand was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday for rape and sexual assault in a UK courtroom. The total sentence is 10 years and six months.  Comedian and actor Russell Brand leaves Southwark Crown Court in London, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.Alastair Grant/AP  A jury convicted Brand on Thursday of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, and acquitted him of two other rape counts and one count of attempted indecent assault. He has denied all the charges."About 20 years ago, Russell Brand, you were becoming famous. You were clever - and in many people’s eyes, funny and charismatic. You had also become a sexual predator," said Judge Joel Bennathan shortly before sentencing. "Your status protected you until 2023 when journalists published allegations."Bennathan then relayed the sexual assaults Brand committed against the women - starting with attacks on one woman in a London pub where he groped the breast of a fellow party attendee."The effect on her had her wandering the streets of London, phoning a friend in the middle of ... Continue Reading »

Drone Strike Shuts Down Northern Iraq's Largest Gas Field, Plunging Region Into Darkness A drone attack on the sprawling Khor Mor gasfield in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq has resulted in a large fire, suspending production at the site, while plunging much of semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan into darkness.Huge amounts of smoke and flames have been seen rising from the vicinity of the gasfield in the Sulaimaniyah governorate. Regional reports Sunday night indicated over 70% of the region's power generation has been knocked offline.Khor More is the region's largest natural gas field, which is a major source of fuel for local power stations. The whole region essentially runs off of one gas field. Source: Kurdistan Regional Government Omid Ahmed, spokesperson for the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Ministry of Electricity, was cited in Al Jazeera as saying the attack "suspended gas supply to power plants in the cities of Erbil, Sulaimaniyah, Bazian, Chamchamal and Duhok."The explosive-laden drone had an uknown origin. No group or nation-state has claimed responsibility as yet.US Presidential Envoy to Iraq and Syria Tom Barrack has described the strike as an attack on the Iraqi people and expressed support to ... Continue Reading »

"It's Going To Be Total Chaos" - Martin Armstrong Warns "People Are Just Fed Up" With Washington Authored by Greg Hunter via USAWatchdog,Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong with his famous "Socrates" program accurately predicted what would happen in the midterm elections last Tuesday with the so-called "Blue Wave." Armstrong says, "Socrates is looking at everything. It showed Texas would flip blue, but Florida would stay red...""Even on the national level, it showed we were looking at a blue tsunami. It is also showing that was necessary for its forecast going into 2032... The Democrats are in a long-term bear market, despite all the hoopla and everything else. Socrates shows they will not win in 2028. I have said in my last three conferences that the Democrat party will split. You have even seen James Carville say he's no longer a Democrat (and wants to leave the party)."Armstrong contends what he is seeing is lots of upheaval coming from a variety of sources. Could some of this upheaval come from the Trump Administration unwinding the voter fraud? Could it be from Democrats committing lawfare against Trump and his allies? Could ... Continue Reading »

Trump Endorses Amnesty, Admits Deportations "Might Be Too Tough" An Hour Before Naming Their Architect Chief Of Staff President Trump told "60 Minutes" that his deportation policy "might be too tough" and that he would "love to do something on immigration" with the Democrats about to take over Congress, in an interview taped Friday, his first since the midterms. An hour after the conversation, he replaced chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, the architect of that policy.60 MINUTES REPORT: Ross Douthat interviews President Trump in his first sit-down interview since the 2026 midterm elections.The wide-ranging conversation covered immigration and corruption, Iran and artificial intelligence, his potential successors and his own mortality. The... pic.twitter.com/rVNbgRlQhS— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) November 9, 2026Asked by CBS correspondent Ross Douthat whether the crackdown hurt Republicans in the midterms, Trump answered: "I think it both helped and hurt. I think I got an A+ for closing up the border. I get very high marks for getting the bad ones out." "But I get hurt because we also took people that had good jobs that created one violation for breaking of the law. And that ... Continue Reading »

"Whole World Repeating A Lie": EU Lawmaker Challenges "Far-Right" MSM Narrative For Polish Gunman Global corporate media outlets ran a synchronized information operation over the weekend to twist reality, claiming that the gunman in Poland, who killed six and injured more than a dozen, had far-right links. Enter The SpinSpanish MEP Hermann Tertsch challenged the MSM narrative and pointed out the cover-up by the globalists inside the Polish government:  Donald Tusk's government ordered the immediate deletion of the Facebook account of the killer who yesterday killed six people and injured 15 in Krakow's main square after murdering his family at home. Because his Facebook account destroys all their attempts yesterday to portray him as "far-right" and suggest ties to the patriotic, conservative and patriotic forces that, led by Head of State Karol Nawrocki, are resisting the coup attempts by Tusk's government, backed by the European Commission and the German government. Donald Tusk is lying, once again. As a liar, he almost matches Pedro Sánchez, another protégé of Von der Leyen. Killing his own family and then killing fellow citizens indiscriminately doesn't really fit a Polish far-right extremist, no matter how extreme he ... Continue Reading »

Futures Rise As Dip Buyers Shrug Off Jensen's Spy Scandal, Oil Slides On Iran Hopes US futures are higher as dip buyers return after the S&P's worst week since April 2025, oil extends its biggest weekly drop since April 2020 on Iran diplomacy hopes, and the market decides that Jensen Huang's affair with a suspected Chinese spy is an Nvidia problem rather than an AI problem, at least until the open; as a result, Treasuries are little changed with the 10Y at 4.86%. As of 8:15am ET, S&P futures are 0.9% higher while Nasdaq futures gain 0.8% and Dow futures rise 1.1%, the latter a good read of where the money is going. Cash stocks closed Friday with the S&P up 0.31% and the Nasdaq 100 up 1.4%, but that barely dented a week in which the S&P lost 2.7% and the Philly semi index fell 12%. In premarket trading the Mag 7 ex-Nvidia is green, with Nvidia down between 4.4% and 4.9% after the board launched an independent probe, while KKR, IFF and Barrick are higher and Dole slides. The day's driver is oil (again): WTI is down ... Continue Reading »

Qatar (Shockingly) Becomes Largest Buyer Of US LNG Amid Hormuz Crisis Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice,Qatar is set to become the largest buyer of U.S. LNG, signing long-term deals for 7 million tonnes annually with Cheniere and Woodside. The Iran war has crippled Qatar's LNG industry, destroying 17% of export capacity, causing $20 billion in annual revenue losses and severely restricting shipments through Hormuz. QatarEnergy is diversifying away from its reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, turning to U.S. LNG supplies to protect its global market position and improve supply reliability.In an extraordinary turn of events, Qatar, the world's second-largest LNG exporter before the Iran war, will become the biggest buyer of liquefied natural gas from the United States, the producer that overtook the Gulf nation as top LNG exporter earlier this decade.This extraordinary turn of events is, of course, the result of the extraordinary disruption that the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz inflicted on Qatar, the LNG producer whose expansion plans for the rest of this decade were rivaled only by the U.S.The war and the Strait of Hormuz crisis, which is still blocking ... Continue Reading »

Biden Says Cancer Is Slowing Him Down - Days Before His Memoir Hits Shelves Former President Joe Biden said Sunday that his cancer will keep him from doing as many interviews as he had planned for his presidential memoir, Promise Me, America, which comes out Nov. 17."Some days are better than others. It hasn't stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down," Biden wrote on X. "What that means is, unfortunately, I won't be able to do as many conversations about my book as I'd hoped."I want to share a brief update.My presidential memoir, PROMISE ME, AMERICA, is coming out on November 17th. I hope you'll read it. It covers my years as President. The challenges we faced, the decisions I made, and why I made them. It's about who we are as a nation. What we...— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 8, 2026His doctors "continue to be encouraged by how I've responded to treatment," he wrote, and he is "hopeful the words on the page speak for themselves." The post had drawn more than 4 million views by Monday morning.Biden was diagnosed in May 2025, about four months after ... Continue Reading »

"A Detonator Set Off Right On Cue": Why Washington Seized On The Jensen Huang Scandal To Draw Its Sword The affair was the headline. The chips were the point...That, at least, is the read from Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Andrew Lu, whose take on the Nvidia (NVDA) spy scandal has been making the rounds on X courtesy of a translation by Jukan. It landed just hours after Jensen Huang told staff in a memo that "I was unfaithful to my wife", and Nvidia's board launched an independent investigation into whether its founder was the target of a foreign intelligence effort.BOOM*NVIDIA'S BOARD TO PROBE IF CEO WAS CHINESE INTELLIGENCE TARGET*NVIDIA CEO JENSEN HUANG ADMITS AFFAIR WITH ALLEGED CHINESE SPY— zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 8, 2026A quick recap for anyone who spent the past ten days offline. On Oct 29 the New York Times reported that US intelligence had concluded Alice Huang (Huang Le, no relation), a senior executive at Singapore data center operator Megaspeed, was a Ministry of State Security asset with a close relationship to the Nvidia CEO, as we first reported at the time, and that Trump had been briefed ... Continue Reading »

Nvidia Slides On Jensen's Affair With Suspected Chinese Spy; Beijing Denies Claims Nvidia shares fell 5% in New York premarket trading after its board launched an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a woman identified in several reports as a suspected Chinese spy. Beijing dismissed the espionage allegations as "unsubstantiated."黄仁勋和情人Alice Huang更多照片首次曝光 pic.twitter.com/2zOmMkOBcm— 大厂白洁 (@santoulang) November 9, 2026 Two days after the Financial Times reported that U.S. intelligence believes he had a romantic relationship with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang (no family relation to Jensen), Jensen apologized on Sunday: "I was unfaithful to my wife."the moment china realized how to honeypot jensen huang https://t.co/yVJ4glAO5Z pic.twitter.com/h1gr8aZeom— Aubrey Strobel (@aubreystrobel) November 8, 2026 Nvidia's board responded to the reports and said it had "no reason to believe" national security or company secrets had been compromised. Jensen Huang with Alice Huang (right) in Taiwan. The pair have been described as 'very close' - NowNews The revelation comes a little more than a week before President Trump and President Xi are set to meet at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation gathering in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. We cited Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Andrew Lu, whose take on the ... Continue Reading »

US Forces Leave A Major Airfield In Somalia After More Than A Decade Authored by Nicholas Slayton via Task & Purpose,The U.S. military pulled all of its troops from a major air base in Somalia last month, after using the Baledogle Military Airfield for more than a decade as part of its counterterrorism mission in the country.Troops left the airfield, located only a few dozen miles from the capital of Mogadishu, but will remain in the country. Horn Observer first reported the exit, citing multiple people familiar with the base. A military official familiar with the matter confirmed to Task & Purpose that the troops left the base for other parts of Somalia. The official said that U.S. forces might return to Baledogle in the future.A spokesperson for U.S. Africa Command did not confirm reports of troops leaving, but said in a statement that the "U.S. military is an agile, mobile force. U.S. Africa Command repositions its forces to optimize for counterterror operations. In the interest of maintaining operational security, we do not discuss details of ongoing operations."It is not clear how many troops were assigned to the airfield ... Continue Reading »

Something Big Is Coming... Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity,The British state is openly preparing the public for multi-day blackouts while lining up the BBC to broadcast pre-scripted government messages once the lights, water, and internet fail.A so called "Black Sky" contingency now sits on the books: roughly 100 BBC staff would man a hardened radio studio stocked with its own fuel, food, and water for at least three days, pumping out official instructions over FM if the grid collapses.This arrives weeks after the government launched an official "Be Ready" campaign ordering every household to stockpile three days of bottled water (three liters per person per day for drinking alone), non-perishable food, cash, a torch, and a wind-up or battery FM radio.What happens if the internet goes down? BlackSky - the UK's emergency backup plans https://t.co/FE5XUUsCbT— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) November 7, 2026Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the public that unexpected events "seem to becoming more common" and that people should keep "those supplies in the house to get you through those moments."Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has gone further, stating that "we do live in a more dangerous and ... Continue Reading »

Ex-MAHA Insider Tells Rogan What Trump Didn't Know About His Own White House Former senior White House advisor Calley Means says he had full White House approval for a federal look at how much sugar American children eat - until Trump's former Chief-of-Staff Susie Wiles killed it.  White House chief of staff Susie Wiles listens as President Donald Trump speaks to reporters after signing an executive order reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug in the Oval Office of the White House, Dec. 18, 2025, in Washington.Evan Vucci/AP "And that's where Susie told me, we can't do that. I need the sugar industry money. I need the money for the midterms," Means told Joe Rogan in an episode published Friday. In fact, according to Means, Wiles was up to all sorts of bad stuff. Means, who quit on Oct. 22 without giving a reason and says he connected Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with Donald Trump in 2024, spent more than two hours naming the people he says stood between MAHA voters and what they voted for. He said a Wiles aide put an executive order on his desk declaring glyphosate, the weed ... Continue Reading »

The Top 0.1% Has More Than Doubled Its Wealth Since 2019 America’s wealth divide is increasingly becoming a story not just of the rich versus everyone else, but of the ultra rich separating from even other wealthy Americans, according to the Wall Street Journal.Federal Reserve data show that the wealth of the top 0.1% has more than doubled since the end of 2019, with the divergence accelerating around the pandemic. Much of that increase has come from soaring financial markets.WSJ writes that the roughly 137,000 households in the top 0.1% now control about $28 trillion, or roughly 15% of the country’s estimated $186 trillion in total wealth. That works out to more than $200 million per household on average.Since 2019, this group has added approximately $14.5 trillion in wealth, with around $10 trillion coming from stocks and mutual funds (before this week).The richest Americans own enormous amounts of financial assets, meaning a rising stock market disproportionately increases their net worth. In the 12 months through June 30, as the S&P 500 climbed 21%, the top 0.1% accumulated nearly $4 trillion in additional market wealth.The divide is enormous even among ... Continue Reading »

Scientists Grew Microbes In Mars-Like Conditions - And They Didn't Just Survive... Salt-loving microbes kept for months in a lab version of the Martian underground did more than hang on. They grew, according to a study from University of Florida researchers published in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology, in what lead author Adam Robinson says adds to "the growing body of evidence suggesting that we should consider the possibility of life on Mars today."The microbe is Haloferax volcanii, a salt-loving archaeon found in places like the Dead Sea and Utah's Great Salt Lake, and a standard stand-in for life that could survive on other planets. According to the Daily Mail, Robinson's team held it for 180 days in a solution seven times saltier than seawater, with almost no oxygen, a carbon dioxide atmosphere at a small fraction of Earth's pressure, and either nitrates or perchlorates, chemicals found on Mars that can stand in for oxygen. Cultures given either chemical fed and reproduced; cultures given neither showed no noticeable growth.Each hazard has been tested alone before, and some studies have shown microbes can cling on for months under several ... Continue Reading »

Pope Leo, Fresh From Cancer Surgery, Calls For Universal Health Care "In Every Society" Pope Leo XIV used his first major address in Uruguay to call for universal health care "in every society," less than four weeks after surgeons removed part of his lung for cancer. The speech opened a 12-day trip through Uruguay, Argentina and Peru that the Vatican cleared only after his doctors signed off.Speaking Friday from a platform in Montevideo's Independence Square to Uruguay's civil and religious authorities, business leaders, civil society and the diplomatic corps, Leo started from his own hospital stay, America magazine reported from the scene. "Recently, I experienced firsthand the limitations imposed by illness, and I received care for which I am deeply grateful," he said, adding that "that experience makes me think of the many men and women who lack the means to obtain a timely diagnosis or receive the treatments they need."Highlights of Pope Leo XIV's arrival and welcome in Montevideo, Uruguay pic.twitter.com/G1zyVmxjGy— Vatican News (@VaticanNews) November 6, 2026"Ensuring that health care is accessible to everyone, regardless of their resources, is a duty that confronts every society," Leo said. Pope ... Continue Reading »