International
Ryan Pickrell
The Chinese military is thinking about how to stealthily destroy enemy ports and just set off a big explosion to see how it might work
"If we can use stealthy ways, like underwater explosions, to destroy the ports, we can kill off the enemy's war potential," a Chinese officer said.
Natalie Musumeci
The armorer of Alec Baldwin's movie 'Rust' told a podcast that guns are 'not really problematic unless put in the wrong hands'
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed - the armorer on the film where a cinematographer was killed in a prop gun shooting - spoke on the podcast last month.
Natalie Musumeci
Hilaria Baldwin says her 'heart is with' Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer her husband Alec shot on the set of 'Rust'
She wrote in an Instagram post on Monday that her "heart is with" Halyna Hutchins, who was killed in the shooting on the set of "Rust" in New Mexico.
Jake Epstein
Over half of Afghanistan's citizens will have trouble finding food this winter as the country's economic crisis worsens following the Taliban takeover
About 22.8 million people across Afghanistan will have trouble finding food this winter, the World Food Programme said.
Jacob Shamsian
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell still hasn't given a basic response to Dominion's $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit
Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell, who Dominion sued around the same time, have already filed comprehensive answers to the defamation lawsuits against them.
Business Insider
Take our return-to-office survey to help us understand how employees feel about their companies' remote work policies
How do remote work and return-to-office policies impact employees? We want to hear from workers worldwide.
Jake Epstein
A 'bomb cyclone' hit California. Photos and videos show the mudslides, floods, and destruction left in its wake.
The storm dumped record-breaking rain on California, leading to flash flooding and evacuations in some areas.
Tanza Loudenback
Master Your Money Bootcamp: Figure out how to protect the wealth you've built
Welcome to the third week of the Master Your Money Bootcamp on sticking to your plan. This week we're talking about how to protect your wealth.
Connor Perrett
Incredible videos show the Canadian Coast Guard using tugboats to drench an 853-foot cargo ship that caught on fire
The fire broke out after about 40 shipping containers, some containing hazardous materials, fell off the Zim Kingston near Vancouver Island.
Mikhaila Friel
Brian Laundrie's parents won't have a funeral for their son, a producer said the family's attorney told her
Brian Laundrie's remains, discovered at a Florida nature reserve on October 21, are set to be cremated and given to his parents.
Sarah Al-Arshani
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says she's supporting herself with crypto she purchased 'at the right time'
"For the foreseeable future, I'm fine, because I did buy crypto at the right time," Frances Haugen told The New York Times.
Mia Jankowicz
Previous boss of 'Rust' armorer defended her work, but admitted being worried about her lack of experience
Jeffrey Crow praised Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer on "Rust," but said her youth and inexperience had at times concerned him.
Huileng Tan
Chinese electric-vehicle maker Xpeng plans to mass produce flying cars by 2024 and says they'll cost less than $157,000
The low-altitude flying car has a steering wheel for driving on roads as well as a single lever for flight modes, according to TechCrunch.
Associated Press,Sinéad Baker
Sudan's military arrested the prime minister and dissolved the government in apparent coup
Protests have started against the military's actions, as Sudan's information ministry tells people to resist.
Mia Jankowicz
Photos show Alec Baldwin hugging husband of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer he shot dead while filming 'Rust'
Halyna Hutchins' husband Matthew described Alec Baldwin as 'very supportive'. The two men, and Hutchins' son, were seen leaving a Santa Fe hotel.
INSIDER
Top Stories this AM: Evergrande says it's building again; a coup in Sudan; a flying car not far off
The statement came just days after the property giant avoided a default by paying an $83.5 million dollar bond interest.
Huileng Tan
The Japanese government is still trying to phase out floppy disks a decade after Sony stopped making them
Government officials in Tokyo say they are moving data from floppy disks to online storage media, the Nikkei reported.
Matthew Loh
Jan. 6 protest organizers say they met with GOP representatives such as Paul Gosar, Madison Cawthorn, and Lauren Boebert ahead of Capitol insurrection: report
Two organizers who say they planned Jan. 6 protests across the US told Rolling Stone they met with GOP representatives or their teams "back to back to back to back."
Matthew Loh
A pair of Jan 6 protest organizers said Trump 'abandoned them' after making them 'look like shit' with his call for a march on the Capitol
Two rally organizers said they were upset that their protests escalated into a siege on the Capitol, and that the House select committee is all they have to clarify the events on January 6.
Sriram Iyer
Here’s how Janet Yellen's proposed tax on unrealised capital gains may work
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has proposed a tax on unrealised capital gains of billionaires. The unsold wealth of the ...
Matthew Loh
Paul Gosar assured Jan. 6 protest organizers they would get a 'blanket pardon' while they were planning rallies: report
GOP Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona encouraged two protest organizers to plan rallies on Jan. 6 by offering pardons from former President Donald Trump, the planners told Rolling Stone.
Sarah Al-Arshani
Millions of second-hand or used nitrile gloves came into the US as scammers took advantage of demand during the pandemic: CNN
A US company informed the FDA and CBP in February and March that they got a shipment of used and tainted nitrile gloves from a Thai-based company.
Biden, Schumer, Manchin huddle, but still no budget deal
Washington, Oct 25 (AP) Pivotal Democratic Senator Joe Manchin appears to be on board with White House proposals for new taxes on billionaires and ce...
Benjamin Brimelow
North Korea may be making plans for a future without Kim Jong Un
Kim Jong Un has so far disproven rumors of his demise, but recent decisions suggest North Korean leaders may be preparing for when Kim is really gone.
Stavros Atlamazoglou
US Green Berets who've trained Taiwanese troops explain how they could fight China and why the US keeps their mission secret
In a war with China, the foreign forces that US special operators have helped train over the decades would be an advantage for the US military.
