Well, this is sad and terrible: “Many experts believe that estrangements between adult children and their parents are becoming an epidemic in the U.S.” “Psychologists say young adults’ definition of harmful parental behavior is changing.” They “consider ordinary conflict to be much worse than it once was” and “have a much broader definition than their elders of psychological harm.” “Many now view repeated criticism, strong disagreements and other painful relationship conflicts as abusive.” “In their minds, they see themselves as more enlightened and therefore more justified to cut off for more reasons.”

IDF just released footage of a terrorist in Gaza using a child to carry weapons into a civilian home. In other words, a human shield. Silence from Macklemore and Adam Brody

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was among 46 Egyptian-Americans who signed a 2012 statement supporting Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-backed President Mohamed Morsi and calling on him to “purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.” Published days after Morsi issued a declaration expanding his powers and shielding presidential decisions from judicial review, the statement also “strongly rejected” appeals for the US and Europe to intervene against Egypt’s government. “Dr. Abdul Rahman El-Sayed — New York” was listed as the 33rd signatory. El-Sayed was studying at Columbia University at the time. Press freedom subsequently deteriorated under the Muslim Brotherhood-backed government. By the end of 2012, at least six journalists faced charges including “insulting the president” or “insulting Islam.”

OpenAI is pausing training on its most capable models and will resume training them "only when we are confident that we have additional safeguards and alignment improvements in place," a spokesperson told Axios. Scoop: Top AI companies probing tens of thousands of security incidents axios.com/2026/09/26/openai-…

Top 7 states where strong Republicans are hardest to reach in polls 1. Iowa 2. Indiana 3. Arizona 4. Ohio 5. Michigan 6. Kansas 7. Nebraska Source: @PatrickRuffini (Echelon)

If the Seahawks win Sunday at the Commanders, they’d become the 4th team in NFL history to win 16 road games in a 17-game span (1946-48 CLE, 1988-90 SF, 2005-07 NE. Only road loss in this run? Week 11 last season at the Rams

Texans LB Azeez Al-Shaair wore the name of another slain Palestinian girl on his eye black last week. Per league rules, he was required to remove the “personal message” or not be allowed to continue playing. He was not fined. Full story at @TheAthletic nytimes.com/athletic/7632192…

Absolutely insane exposé by The Times: Britain granted asylum to a Hamas terrorist who had served as Ismail Haniyeh’s bodyguard. He later received indefinite leave to remain and eventually became a British citizen. The Times cannot name him because a UK court has restricted his identification while he faces separate criminal proceedings in Britain. But foreign reporting identifies him as Mohammed Naim, the son of senior Hamas official Bassem Naim. His background was hardly obscure. Egyptian authorities had reportedly detained him years earlier in connection with smuggling through a tunnel into Gaza. Yet he settled in Britain, worked in IT, changed his name more than once and apparently attracted little attention from the security services. Now German prosecutors accuse him of helping prepare Hamas attacks against Jews and Israelis in Europe before the second anniversary of the October 7 massacre. He allegedly moved weapons to Vienna and recorded a video while masked and armed in front of a Hamas flag. Just weeks before his arrest, Israeli intelligence says he met his father in Qatar (of course). How on earth did this man get asylum and citizenship in Britain?

This book is real. So is the award. In “A Dead White: An Argument Against White Paint” the author argues that white paint isn’t neutral—it carries associations with purity, cleanliness, and power that tie into systems of exclusion and racism. This from the university that gave us Mortimer J Adler and the Great Books movement.

🚨 RESURFACED ABDUL EL-SAYED: “We should bash the shit out of Trump because he’s a terrible human being.” El-Sayed’s history of violent rhetoric against Republicans is deeply disturbing.

EXCLUSIVE: The former bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, leader of Hamas, was given asylum and citizenship in the UK — then “plotted” huge foiled terror attack targeting Jews in Europe last year Mr X had legal anonymity for 100 years: Sunday Times quashed this thetimes.com/uk/crime/articl…

AOC went all in on this HATE HOAX: Hanging murder of Tasia Fortune was staged after she was killed elsewhere over drug dispute: police thepostmillennial.com/tasia-…

Currently, batteries can power the US for less than 18 minutes To avoid blackouts, solar and wind need months of storage, costing trillions Fossil fuels don't need storage because they are their own storage Sources: Solar or wind alone needs nearly 3 months of storage (22.4% of the annual energy consumption for solar and 24.9% for wind) frontiersin.org/journals/env… eia.gov/electricity/data/eia…, eia.gov/electricity/monthly/…, ir.eia.gov/ngs/ngs.html, eia.gov/petroleum/supply/wee…, eia.gov/electricity/annual/t…, eia.gov/totalenergy/data/mon…, eia.gov/totalenergy/data/mon…, eia.gov/totalenergy/data/mon…, eia.gov/totalenergy/data/mon…, eia.gov/totalenergy/data/mon…, eia.gov/energyexplained/elec…, docs.nrel.gov/docs/fy23osti/…, doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2023.1…, construction-physics.com/p/e…

Huge BBC Hamas scandal Over 50 alleged terrorists claimed by BBC to be alleged journalists What happened to BBC Verify? telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…

An employee gets offered a raise but turns it down because the increase in pay could cost them their government benefits. On Breaking Battlegrounds, Senator Jon Husted explains how the benefit cliff can leave workers facing difficult financial decisions when it comes to accepting raises, working additional hours, or advancing in their careers. Senator Husted argues that government assistance programs should help people move toward financial independence rather than create barriers to earning more. Follow Senator Husted on Instagram and X @SenJonHusted and his official campaign account on X @TeamHusted. Check out his website at the link in the video above! Catch the full conversation on Breaking Battlegrounds! #BreakingBattlegrounds #Workforce

This is absolutely epic. The Colombian president personally escorted one of the biggest drug traffickers in Colombia to the plane to the United States to face American justice. Colombia is in great hands for the next 4 years.

2 out of 5 campaigns are now under investigation for election fraud 🇸🇪🇸🇴

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Iran has played its hand very badly. It's lost control of the Strait of Hormuz, where tanker traffic is the highest in many months. This means Iran has nothing to offer Trump in negotiations, even as its economy is in complete and utter meltdown... robinjbrooks.substack.com/p/…

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