Dave De Camp, antiwar.com

Israeli forces killed at least 10 Palestinians in Gaza over the past three days, according to numbers from Gaza’s Health Ministry, as the IDF continues its constant violations of the US-backed ceasefire deal.

In that same time, at least five Palestinians died of wounds sustained by previous Israeli attacks, and one body was recovered from the rubble, bringing the number of fatalities added to the death toll over three days to 16.

by Tyler Durden

"If I told you, you'd have a major story, right? But you'll see." (President Trump)

Here is what happened over the weekend, and what to watch in the week ahead.

By ALYSSA GUZMAN, US NEWS REPORTER, dailymail.co.uk

A secret network of Flock surveillance cameras in Texas led to a man's constitutional rights being violated, a jury ruled – and more Americans could be harmed. 

Alek Schott was driving along Interstate 35 just outside of San Antonio when he was pulled over in March 2022 by a Bexar County Sheriff's deputy.

Little did he know that being pulled over would become a 76-minute traffic stop that would violate his Fourth Amendment rights. 

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky objected to passing the Kids Online Safety Act by unanimous consent, which would have skipped a recorded vote. Paul said the bill’s duty-of-care mandate would “inevitably” push platforms to curb protected speech to avoid risk. He warned of a “Pandora’s box of unintended consequences,” and pressed for open debate and amendments before any final action. A prior Senate tally showed strong support, but Paul insisted process and rights still matter.

news desk, palestinianchronicle.com

by Tyler Durden

Saturday, Oct 03, 2026 - 06:15 PM

US defense company Neros Technologies, which focuses on Category 1 one-way attack drones, was awarded a $100 million contract under the Department of War's Drone Dominance Program for 14,000 drones and explosive payloads.

Posted by Tyler Durden:  Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance

You can argue about the economics of Mamdani’s policies, but politically, the sales pitch isn’t difficult to understand. And the response from people who believe in markets cannot simply be to call these voters communists and lecture them about economics.

by Tyler Durden 

A possible plague case in Siberia has triggered a major containment effort after the death of a 28-year-old employee of an anti-plague laboratory. A hospital wing is under quarantine, nearly 200 people are reportedly under observation, and Russia's chief sanitary official has flown in. Local outlets say FSB units have been escorting ambulances carrying the woman's contacts for examination.

By Tyler Durden

President Trump just pulled a Condoleezza Rice. 

George W. Bush's Secretary of State had (in)famously stated "we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud" in September 2002 while trying to fearmonger the public into getting on board with the Iraq invasion.

On Friday night, Trump rallied supporters in Mobile, Alabama amid a tour through deep-red states to bolster Republican turnout ahead of the November midterms.