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Washington Examiner

Military Archbishop Advises Catholic Soldiers Against Participation in Firing Squad Execution

Timothy Broglio, the U.S. military archbishop, has urged Catholic soldiers to recuse themselves from participating in the firing squad for the execution of Nidal Hasan, citing the Catholic Church's opposition to the death penalty. He also criticized plans to livestream the execution, suggesting it would mimic terrorist practices and raise moral concerns for those involved.

Breitbart

Federal Investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar Reportedly Ongoing

Tom Homan, President Trump's Border Czar, confirmed that a federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar has been ongoing. The investigation, which reportedly involves a raid on Omar's home by DHS agents, is said to be related to immigration issues. Omar has responded by alleging that the investigation is politically motivated.

Washington Examiner

U.S. Army Names New Mobile Howitzer XM1776

The U.S. Army has named its new mobile howitzer the XM1776 during a ceremony at the Association of the United States Army expo. Developed by Hanwha, the XM1776 aims to improve upon existing artillery systems by addressing issues related to range, survivability, and firing rate, with plans for production of up to 96 units per year.

PBS NewsHour

Campaign Mailers for Socialist Candidate Linked to MAGA Super PAC Vendor

Campaign mailers promoting independent candidate Greg Levy, who identifies as a socialist, are funded by the Enough Promises Ohio PAC, which has ties to Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. The mailers have drawn criticism from Levy, who claims they misrepresent his campaign. The PAC was established on September 29 and has connections to Republican entities.

abcnews.com

Trump Defends Decision to Allow Russian Diesel Imports Amid Criticism

President Donald Trump defended his decision to allow Russian diesel imports, stating it was the right choice despite bipartisan criticism. Senators argued that the move violates a 2022 law banning Russian energy imports and could financially benefit Russia amid its ongoing war with Ukraine. Trump announced an agreement to import 300,000 tons of diesel fuel from Russia, with some Republicans supporting the decision as a response to high energy prices.

Guardian — US

Archbishop of US Military Criticizes Pentagon's Plan to Livestream Execution

Archbishop Timothy Broglio has publicly criticized the Pentagon's plans to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, stating that it contradicts Catholic teachings. He urged Catholic soldiers on the firing squad to seek exemption from the duty, aligning with other Catholic leaders against the death penalty and the livestreaming initiative.

PBS NewsHour

Selma Blair issued summons for alleged assaults on plane

Selma Blair has been issued a summons by the FBI for alleged assaults on a Delta Air Lines flight from Los Angeles to New York. The incident, which involved injuries to two flight attendants, is being handled through the petty violations court in Brooklyn. Blair's representative stated that she experienced a medical emergency during the flight.

NPR — Top Stories

Selma Blair Removed from Plane by Authorities Following Incident

Selma Blair was removed from a flight by police after allegedly injuring two flight attendants during an incident. A representative for the actress indicated that she had a medical emergency while traveling from Los Angeles to New York.

BBC — World

Moscow's Response to Trump's Energy Ceasefire Announcement Remains Unclear

US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine regarding energy infrastructure on October 8, 2026. While Ukraine's President Zelensky expressed uncertainty about the agreement, Russian officials have not confirmed its existence. Pro-Kremlin media suggest the ceasefire benefits Russia, and recent military actions indicate that the Kremlin remains focused on its objectives in Ukraine.

New York Post

Increase in Airplane Turbulence Prompts Development of New Technologies

Severe turbulence incidents, such as the one affecting Avianca Flight 42 on October 9, have prompted increased attention to turbulence management technologies. Researchers and companies are developing various solutions, including AI-powered weather mapping and wing adjustments, to help pilots navigate turbulence more effectively. Additionally, airlines are implementing practical measures to enhance passenger safety during turbulent conditions.

New York Post

McKinsey Demotes Partner Following Online Dispute Over Gender Issues

Chris Bradley, a partner at McKinsey & Company, has been demoted from his director role following an online dispute with feminist author Julia Carreon regarding the 'glass cliff' concept. McKinsey stated that Bradley's comments did not align with the firm's standards. The firm has a history of addressing gender issues in the workplace.

Fox News — Latest

Study Links ADHD to Increased Risk of Dementia in Older Adults

A study from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine indicates that adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may have a significantly increased risk of dementia. The research analyzed data from over 187,000 adults aged 50 and older, revealing that those with ADHD had a higher incidence of cognitive impairment compared to those without the disorder.

Daily Wire

Man Dies After Falling from Goliath Roller Coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia

A man died after falling from the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia on October 12, 2026. Police confirmed the incident resulted in one death and several injuries, with witnesses reporting that the man struck other passengers before landing on a haunted house roof. Six Flags is cooperating with local authorities in the investigation.

New York Post

AJ Brown May Return for Patriots' Game Against Jets

AJ Brown may return to the New England Patriots for their upcoming game against the New York Jets. Head coach Mike Vrabel indicated there is a chance Brown will be back after missing four games due to a high-ankle sprain. Reports suggest Brown was seen walking without a limp, and there is optimism he could return in Week 6.

New York Post

California to Open New Steel Mill, Creating 700 Jobs and $700 Million Investment

California is constructing the Mojave Micro Mill, the first steel mill in the state in over 50 years, which is expected to create around 700 jobs and involve a $700 million investment. The project is supported by local tax incentives and state tax credits aimed at boosting the local economy and promoting green technology.