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Police in Philadelphia are searching for a group of six men who they say stole 3,000 pounds of snow crabs in a cargo heist. wcnc.com/article/news/nation…
NEW: Netanyahu’s bloc on track to have 50 seats and rival Gadi Eisenkot's bloc 52 in Israeli elections, exit poll by Israeli broadcaster Channel 12 shows. nbcnews.com/world/israel/liv…
As Tennessee authorities continue searching for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison, the sister of the man he killed urges the public to remain vigilant. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ten…
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Benjamin Netanyahu's challenger, Gadi Eisenkot, says exit polls signal "lack of confidence" in Israel's current prime minister. apnews.com/article/israel-el…
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2 juvenile murder suspects caught, one tried to flee the country out of Dulles in DC area for Africa. More here —> facebook.com/share/p/1D29hri…
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BREAKING: Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right coalition is projected to lose its majority, but his opponent's bloc is short of the 61 seats needed to form a government, according to Israeli exit polls. axios.com/2026/10/27/netanya…
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Troy Aikman appeared to be fighting back tears during Monday night's Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles game following the death of a colleague. wcnc.com/article/news/nation…
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BREAKING: Netanyahu could lose tomorrow's election and remain prime minister anyway, with Trump backing a unity government that would keep him in power alongside Gadi Eisenkot, an outcome his camp is pushing vigorously and has a sympathetic ear in Trump, per WaPo.
In conversations with US officials, Netanyahu has argued that he is the best Israeli partner to help resume the war against Iran.
Trump allies say that even if Eisenkot refuses, Netanyahu will stay on as caretaker prime minister, restart the Iran war and seek to force another vote.
See how candidates are polling in competitive races for the U.S. Senate, seats critical to control of the chamber in November. nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
Anthropic's Claude bypassed a paywall to access Georgia voter data without authorization axios.com/2026/10/25/anthrop…
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Doorbell camera footage captured the suspect's vehicle in the area and the moments after the collision, when several people ran to help the child. wcnc.com/article/traffic/chi…
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Thousands of North Carolina ballots set to be rejected after GOP imposed strict new rules
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BREAKING: Central banks around the world are quietly stockpiling four times as much gold as usual and are moving it out of the US, per FORTUNE
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There's a fucking price to becoming self-aware, and nobody tells you about it.
People talk about awakening like you've just downloaded some magical software update. Congratulations, you're conscious now. Everything's supposed to be sunshine, rainbows and spiritual enlightenment. Fucking bollocks.
The more aware you become, the more shit you notice. You start recognising patterns in people, but the uncomfortable part is when you start catching your own bullshit. Your excuses, your reactions, the lies you've been telling yourself for years. You can't even have a proper meltdown anymore without some little voice in your head going, Here we fucking go again
And sometimes you wish you could switch it off. Go back to being blissfully ignorant, walking around like half the population with absolutely no idea what's going on upstairs.
But you can't unsee what you've seen. You catch yourself halfway through reacting, realise exactly which wound you're reacting from, and now you've got to sit there and deal with it instead of blaming some poor bastard for triggering you.
That's the part nobody advertises about self-awareness. You lose the luxury of lying to yourself.
Ignorance was comfortable. Awareness sends you the bill.
Here's why the PHP bugs are so dangerous and have created a cyber emergency.
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OpenAI’s autonomous AI systems have tried to prevent employees from monitoring their actions, and the company is not sure why. nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/o…

















