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NASA is funding a company called Skyeports to study building giant glass bubble habitats on the Moon. The idea is to melt lunar soil with microwaves and shape it into huge spheres. They've pitched the same thing for Mars too.
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NYPD officers made mass arrests on the Brooklyn Bridge after anti-ICE protesters blocked every entrance on the Manhattan side. All Brooklyn-bound lanes were shut down, and traffic backed up for miles.
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AG Todd Blanche says opponents in Alaska are flat-out cheating. He says they're running someone with the same name as the incumbent just to confuse voters and siphon off votes, instead of actually campaigning on the issues.
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Israeli forces demolished the homes of two Palestinian terrorists in Beita, near Nablus, this morning. The IDF says Ibrahim and Zakaria Daoud carried out three bomb attacks on troops in 2024 and 2025, wounding several of them. Yahalom combat engineers handled the demolition.
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MIT built a wearable called Human Operator that looks like dragon scales on the forearm. AI vision watches the task and zaps the hand muscles so the fingers move on their own. It's aimed at stroke patients whose recovery has stalled.
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Netanyahu's Likud party is now accusing Arab parties of having 'stolen' the election.
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The Pentagon is getting US military bases ready to run on their own for 90 days with no outside support, as fears of a major war keep growing.
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Two 17-year-olds built a pen-sized filter that uses ultrasonic waves to pull up to 94% of microplastics out of water. The cheap, simple device won them $50,000 at ISEF, the world's largest youth science competition.
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Finally, a new kosher chicken fingers vending machine just opened in Monsey.
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Nearly 80% of IDF soldiers voted in Israel’s election, up 6.2% from 2022. Conscripts and reservists cast ballots at nearly 900 stations, including active positions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. Officials warn the high turnout could delay final results.
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Germany is investing billions into nuclear fusion technology, aiming to build its first commercial power plant by the 2040s. Scientists are using experimental reactors to heat plasma to 40 million degrees to replicate the power of the stars.
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A suspected ISIS supporter was shot dead outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade after attacking a police officer with a knife. The officer was wounded in the cheek but managed to return fire. Serbia has now raised its terror alert level.
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Oct 28, 2:10 PM