ALERT: The situation is getting worse every hour. AI agents are entering U.S. bank accounts, and banks are scrambling to shut them out. Stanford discovered something like to “Dopamine” inside LLMs.

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Honestly this is scary and worst thing is it will get worse. Biometrics will be the only way to secure financial transactions because of AI. "preventing worst-case scenarios" pic.twitter.com/rzhvKcA1X1 — Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) October 22, 2026 Stanford discovered something like to “Dopamine” inside LLMs. They looked deep inside the hidden states of these models and discovered … Read more

Workers manually throw a torch to ignite the ignition system, when the automatic ignition system fails

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workers manually throw a torch to ignite the ignition system, when the automatic ignition system fails byu/Proof_Juggernaut1582 ininterestingasfuck Workers throw a lit torch at gas vents to safely burn off escaping natural gas before a dangerous flammable cloud can build up and trigger a ground explosion. Raw field gas often contains lethal hydrogen sulfide, so … Read more

New York made it a crime to buy a bulletproof vest. A federal judge just struck that down.

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New York made it a crime for ordinary people to buy a bulletproof vest. A federal judge just ruled body armor is an "arm" under the 2A, and NY couldn't find a single historical precedent for banning it. Defense is a right. https://t.co/JPtPF8dKk8 — Liberty.Win (@LibertyDotWin) October 22, 2026 A federal judge on Wednesday overturned … Read more

Head of MIT Fusion, Tokamak Director Murdered

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Nuno F.G. Loureiro, 47, director of MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center since May 2024, was shot multiple times in the foyer of his Brookline apartment building around 8:30 p.m. on December 15, 2025. Neighbors heard the gunshots; he was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead early December 16. Norfolk County authorities opened a … Read more

French unrest reaches Montreal

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The warning signs are already there. France’s student demonstrations expanded into mass protests over living costs and public services, with clashes, looting and hundreds of arrests on October 17. That same day, hundreds gathered in Montreal to support the French students while raising their own concerns about housing, student finances and police conduct. Today, France … Read more

IRGC claims seven tankers hit or mined in the Strait of Hormuz today as US orders diplomats out of Saudi Arabia after Houthi airport and oil-field strikes.

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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy said today that four vessels involved in oil transfers in the northern Persian Gulf were tracked and set on fire, while three others collided with mines west of the Strait of Hormuz. The statement threatened strikes on US regional bases if American forces continue guiding commercial ships. The claims … Read more

Doesn’t matter what you think of your political opponent, if you can’t even shake their hand, you’re emotionally 3 years old

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Found it: Look at the smugness of the French Politicians who created the current crisis. In France there is a tradition in which the youngest new member serves as the temporary assembly secretary and everyone shakes their hands. In this case the youngest member was a member of Le… pic.twitter.com/inMkgZp2Th — Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle … Read more

A billionaire paid Trump’s lawyer $50 million and was pardoned shortly after. Trump has pardoned almost 2,000 people in his second term.

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President Donald Trump granted an unconditional pardon to Venezuelan billionaire banker Julio Herrera Velutini following a campaign finance conviction. Herrera’s family hired Trump’s former attorney Alina Habba under a proposed deal worth up to $50 million as general counsel for a firm established by Herrera’s wife. Habba accepted the contract while serving as U.S. attorney … Read more

Narrative has shifted bearish everywhere. Looks like they want the markets to dump this time.

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This is beginning to look like a coordinated market repricing. AI stocks drag global markets lower The Nasdaq fell 2.21%, semiconductor stocks dropped more than 5%, and investors questioned whether enormous AI spending can generate sufficient returns. U.S. Treasury yields fell as investors sought safety. Hedge funds build bearish positions The report says Goldman Sachs’ … Read more

Tesla cuts its 2026 spending forecast as battery shortages and AI ambitions collide

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Tesla shares fell about 5% in premarket trading today after the company cut its 2026 capital-spending forecast from more than $25 billion to about $20 billion. On October 21, Tesla reported third-quarter revenue of about $28 billion, while operating income fell 56% year over year to $718 million; battery availability constrained vehicle production. The spending … Read more

The Banks Are Burning!

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via David Haggith And the usual Fed firetrucks only spray gasoline. While my series of predictions yesterday were, in their totality, the most extreme I’ve ever made for a single year, it is the “in total” part that causes me to believe they will most likely ALL become our new reality. Granted some could take … Read more

Hilarious new ad for Voter ID.

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Prop 39 released a new ad today highlighting what politicians don’t want you to know: California is one of a handful of states that don’t require a photo ID to vote. Prop 39 is a battle of politicians versus people. Politicians want you to vote no. The People are voting yes. This ad is a … Read more

John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Fame member has died at 71

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John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Fame member whose idiosyncratic voice powered hits like 'Seminole Wind' and 'Swingin',' has died at 71.https://t.co/Pob42nHqmA — Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) October 22, 2026 One of the best in country music. RIP John Anderson! pic.twitter.com/ble8kFEaAl — Bren (@Bren__xoxo) October 22, 2026