1957. Sputnik kreist im All. Ein Aargauer Gipser und eine norwegische Hilfsköchin verlieben sich. Sie wollen nach Amerika flüchten, dabei töten sie einen Mann. Über diesen Fall habe ich das Buch @revolverchuchi geschrieben. @srfaarau hat mich dazu befragt. srf.ch/news/regional/aargau-…

Europas Jugend ist wütend – und in der Schweiz?srf.ch/news/schweiz/jugendse…

AI is No Country for Young People. nzz.ch/zuerich/hochschul-rek…

Mein Fazit zu den Midterms 2026: Die amerikanische Demokrat lebt. blick.ch/ausland/uswahlen/ko…

Is this the October Surprise? How Democrats manipulated Alaska's senate race, by @nytimes. nytimes.com/2026/10/29/podca…

Never forget.

A text about humanity. wsj.com/opinion/free-express…

Dozens of bullets were fired by Hamas terrorists at the door of Tamar and Johnny’s safe room on October 7. Even as they lay dying, Tamar and Johnny kept holding the door shut, trying to protect little Shahar, Arbel, and Omer until their final moments. Tamar managed to send a text saying they had been shot and were critically wounded. Then the terrorists set the house on fire. Tamar, Johnny, Shahar, Arbel, and Omer all burned to death.

@UEFA has approved the Israel Football Association’s request for the national team to wear black armbands in tonight’s match against @IrelandFootball in memory of those murdered in the October 7 massacre. May their memory be a blessing.

Listen to Captain Smit Machchhar describe how he was attacked aboard flydubai Flight 1073 and how he opened the cockpit door.

ישראלים בטיסה

Je sais, nous sommes tous focalisés sur le drame qui s'est déroulé. Sur cet avion qui s'est presque crashé. Mais en marge de ceci, regardez ces images. Des équipes médicales saoudiennes prennent soin des passagers israéliens. C'est historique. Jérusalem et Ryad étaient sur le point de normaliser leurs relations à la veille du 7 octobre 1023. À la veille du 3e anniversaire du pogrom, j'espère que ce drame permettra à nos deux pays de reprendre le chemin de la paix où il a été stoppé. x.com/kh_lorena/status/21052…

America hasn’t been this united since 9/11

Tonight, the Empire State Building tower lights will turn to a pink sparkle at 9:25 to honor the late Dolly Parton. Dolly was a global cultural icon whose seven-decade career reached generations of fans. Beyond entertainment, Dolly leaves a significant philanthropic legacy through the Dollywood Foundation and Imagination Library, which has provided hundreds of millions of books to children worldwide. At Nine-Two-Five tonight, we celebrate her and her legacy 💖

For years, the advice was to move to San Francisco if you wanted a career in tech. That advice is now wrong. New York has become the most exciting place in the world to build. A few reasons why: 1. The AI labs are here. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and hundreds of others all run meaningful operations in NYC. You can now build a serious frontier-tech career here without giving up anything. 2. Every major industry lives here, and so does its AI counterpart. New York doesn't only have "tech," but finance, media, advertising, fashion, healthcare, real estate, law, and commerce too, with their applied-AI layer counterparts being built on top of each one. 3. The talent pool is unlike anywhere else. SF gives you engineers. New York gives you engineers, plus world-class designers, salespeople, bankers, marketers, operators, creatives, and media people, all at the top of their fields. Companies will need all of them. 4. People actually want to live here. New York is unlike any other city with its density of restaurants, art, nightlife, fashion, and media - and the people working across these sectors. If you're building something and you're more than just tech, I'd argue there's only one city for you right now.

Gut ist heute grossartig.

Every Messi touch after England scored the first goal x.com/xaviburner/status/2077…

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