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Man arrested in foiled ISIS-inspired mass shooting plot at Mall of America, US authorities say abcnews.com/US/man-arrested-…

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Students who reported more strength exercise also reported better grades. #Science 🔗sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

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BREAKING: NYPD says their detectives arrested both of these illegal alien suspects overnight in Lynn, MA, where they were found hiding in the basement of a house. NYPD says US Marshals played a key role in helping find them.

Yes or no? (I will consider this when Republicans win this November)

Si nous baisserons le taux actuel de la flat tax pour le ramener à 30 %, nous remplacerons l’IFI par un impôt sur la fortune financière. Cet impôt, qui ne touchera que les Français les plus riches, protégera l’enracinement, à savoir l’immobilier et les biens professionnels.

The “Crossover at Kinnick” underscores how iconic Caitlin Clark is. No other WNBA player has dropped a 34-point triple-double in front of 56,000 fans inside a football stadium while raising $250,000 for a children’s hospital. There will never be — another athlete like her.

DP World has been granted a 10-year extension to its concession to operate the multipurpose terminal at the Port of Luanda, Angola, extending the concession term through to 2051.

A maternity hospital in Siberia's Irkutsk region is screening pregnant patients for possible plague exposure and has limited visitors, following the death of an employee at the local anti-plague Institute. -Moscow Times

2 of 2 Cho's team is already applying the same pipeline beyond the colon. They've begun identifying analogous master regulators in brain cells — a direction with enormous stakes, since the brain is the one organ where conventional destruction-based therapy does the most damage to who you are. Why this is bigger than oncology Every field that matures goes through the same transition. First you solve problems by destruction: you kill the pest, burn the field, delete the file, fire the worker. Then, as your model of the system improves, you graduate to redirection: integrated pest management, regenerative agriculture, version control, retraining. Destruction is what you do when you don't understand the system well enough to steer it. Conversion is what becomes possible when you do. Cancer therapy has been stuck at the destruction stage for a hundred years, not because oncologists lack imagination, but because they lacked the map. You cannot redirect a cell you cannot model. The digital twin is the map. BENEIN is the compass. And once you have those, "kill the tumor" stops being the only verb in the vocabulary. The history of medicine suggests that once a new verb exists, someone eventually learns to conjugate it. The patient as the hero Here's the frame that matters for the reader walking this journey, whether as a patient, a caregiver, or simply someone watching the map of the possible get redrawn: For a hundred years, the cancer patient has been asked to endure the cure. The bargain was explicit and brutal: we will poison you, and we will try to poison the tumor slightly more. Survival meant outlasting your own treatment. Millions did, at a cost written in neuropathy, organ damage, secondary cancers, and years of life spent recovering from being saved. The KAIST result points — distantly, but genuinely — at a future where the bargain changes. Where treatment doesn't ask the patient to survive the cure, because the cure doesn't attack the patient at all. Where the oncologist's job shifts from demolition to guidance: from killing the cells that lost their way to showing them the way back. Not war. Rewiring. It is early. It may fail in translation, as most beautiful mechanisms do. But notice what just happened: the set of thinkable futures got one entry larger. And in a field where the thinkable set has been frozen for a century, that is not a small thing. The cells changed their minds. The question now is whether medicine can change its mind about what healing means. Source: Cho et al., "Control of Cellular Differentiation Trajectories for Cancer Reversion," *Advanced Science*, DOI: 10.1002/advs.202402132.

Via Euronews: Pneumonic plague suspected in Russia: What we know and what is the risk to Europe? euronews.com/2026/10/06/pneu…

Francis Halzen wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics - reuters.com/science/francis-…

WOAH.. Palmer Luckey is a PATRIOT. He also recently built a helmet that lets soldiers see enemies behind cover, control drones, and link every teammate to one live map. It's called EagleEye, and it packs thermal vision, threat detection, and drone control into one display. The Army gave his company, Anduril, a $159 million prototype contract, and Anduril is now valued at $61 billion after making $2.2 billion in 2025. Facebook pushed Luckey out in 2017 over his Trump support. Now Meta is a partner on this helmet, and Luckey is worth about $6 billion. Conservatives have Elon Musk AND Palmer Luckey on their side. If a civil war ever breaks out, Democrats are COOKED.

Really tough weekend. Flew home to day goodbye to our sweet boy Axel after 12 years of pure joy and love with him. He was such a good big brother and pack leader for our adopted border pups. Accepted them immediately. And he helped our family through the loss of my dad more than he’ll ever know. Will miss him so much. Love you forever Axe ❤️

Brazil election headed to runoff, projection shows, as Bolsonaro lead narrows - reuters.com/world/americas/b…

BREAKING: White House is monitoring a suspected plague outbreak in Russia, per Axios

MAJOR update for Grok Imagine by @SpaceXAI 🔥 Grok Imagine now supports keyframes for video generation! You can choose images for the beginning, end, and specific moments in between, then let Grok generate the motion connecting them. Much more control over how your video unfolds. First Frame and Last Frame were already available, but intermediate keyframes are new. The feature has appeared in the interface without an official announcement yet. You heard it here first! 👀