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Ukrainian Held as Alleged Russian Spy — Merz Warns of ‘Intensive’ Ops
Germany’s chancellor warned of sustained Russian intelligence activity after prosecutors detailed a new case involving military data.
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Livestock group drops Marshall as farmers sour—Kansas seat now a toss-up
NPR reports Kansas ranchers pulled support from Sen. Roger Marshall as some farm-country voters balk at Trump-era policies; the Senate race is described as a toss-up.
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Hinson Says an Iowa Loss Could Cost GOP the Senate
NPR reports competitive Iowa races with Senate control at stake as Rep. Ashley Hinson faces Democrat Josh Turek in a toss-up and Sen. Joni Ernst is described as retiring.
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Bass left for Ghana as fires hit LA—then faced edit allegations
At a KBLA forum, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said the city’s wildfire response would have been the same if she’d stayed home. Later LA Times reporting—denied by her office—said she pushed to soften the postfire report.
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‘Tipping Propaganda’? TikTok Video Ignites a $2 Wage Fight
A viral @lyr1c video labeled “tipping propaganda” draws claims of $47-per-hour shifts and $2 wages, exposing a sharp split over whether gratuity is choice or obligation.
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She Had Half Her Brain Removed at 8—Then Earned a Master’s
Seizures, a rare diagnosis—and a life-altering choice Christina Santhouse began suffering severe seizures as a child. By third grade, doctors diagnosed her with Rasmussen’s encephalitis, a rare neurological disorder that can progressively damage one side of the brain, according to reporting cited by People. A young Christina Santhouse taking an MRI scan, Photo Credit: ScientificAmericanPsychology/Youtube…
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Tennessee prisons chief stepped down after failed execution—Arizona botches too
NPR reported that before Tennessee’s prisons chief stepped down following what the outlet called a “horrific failed execution,” he had overseen botched executions in Arizona. NPR added that a review of Arizona’s execution protocols “spelled out serious issues.” What NPR reported The account aired on Morning Edition on Oct. 7, 2026, and is credited to…
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‘Ruthless’ says El‑Sayed’s DSA event pics test his denial as poll hits 50–49
Fox News’ ‘Ruthless’ podcast highlights posts placing Abdul El‑Sayed at DSA‑linked events as a Fox News poll shows a 1‑point Michigan Senate race. Hosts also cite reporting that MI‑7 Democrat William Lawrence deleted hundreds of past tweets.
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Carlson claims Israel drove push to ‘take Iran off the map’—and says Trump waved it off…
Tucker Carlson said he warned President Donald Trump against a looming war with Iran — and that Trump brushed him off with, “We all die anyway.” Carlson’s account to NPR According to Antiwar.com’s write-up of an NPR interview published Thursday, Carlson placed the conversation “in the days before the United States and Israel launched the…
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Venezuelan DoorDash Driver Shot by ICE Is Now Detained With Bullet Still Near His Spine, Attorney Says
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez’s attorneys say he was making a DoorDash delivery in Austin when ICE officers in an unmarked truck sideswiped and rammed his car before one officer shot him. Homeland Security says he was in the U.S. illegally and had a final removal order, but has released few details about what prompted the…
