Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) may be on the brink of a historic victory in elections this Sunday as it bids to become leader of the nation's government for the first time. The surge in its popularity reflects a broader trend of hard-right gains across Europe, driven by rising concerns over immigration, inflation, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Herbert Kickl, the party's leader since 2021 and a former interior minister, is vying for the chancellorship with a campaign that resonates...

You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. Tap the Play button at the top of any article to hear it read aloud. The legislation would have made California the first state in the nation to require intelligent speed assistance technology in vehicles. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday vetoed California legislation that would have mandated that all new cars in the state have a system that alerts drivers when they exceed the speed limit by more than 10 miles per hour. Speeding...

CBS News, hosting vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz for the general election campaign’s third debate next week, says it will be up to the politicians — not the moderators — to check the facts of their opponents. The 90-minute debate, scheduled for 9 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday in a Manhattan studio that once hosted the children’s program “Captain Kangaroo,” will be moderated by the outgoing “CBS Evening News” anchor Norah O’Donnell and “Face the Nation” host Margaret...

Former President Trump slammed Fox News in front of a crowd of supporters at a rally in Wisconsin on Saturday, ripping the news outlet for airing Vice President Harris’s remarks after visiting part of the southern border in Arizona on Friday. “I have to sit there and listen to her bull—- last night. And who puts it on? Fox News, and they shouldn’t be allowed to put it on,” Trump said, adding that everything Harris said “is a lie.” Harris said that she would secure the border and stop illegal...

Tim Walz is telling people he’s just as nervous about facing JD Vance as he was the Sunday afternoon in August when he warned Kamala Harris in his running mate interview that he was a bad debater. Maybe more nervous, according to multiple people who’ve spoken to him. And the pressure is even higher, when for the first time in modern campaign history, the vice presidential debate Tuesday is likely to be the last marquee event before Election Day...

General practitioners in Britain claim that they are overworked and cannot cope. But they’re lazy or incompetent – or they’re lying, Dr. Vernon Coleman says. To help you test this for yourself, […]

by Iain Davis, Unlimited Hangout: Following the outbreak of civil unrest in the United Kingdom, the entire UK establishment blamed alleged “far-right influencers” for peddling online “disinformation,” which, it was said, “caused” riots. In response, the UK prime minister announced the government would take measures to “keep our streets safe.” When we look more closely, […]

They say cats don’t like water, but this adorable kitty loves a relaxing shower! A pet owner on social media has been sharing the sweetest videos of her four-legged friend, Pym, enjoying some me-time under the calming spray. Apparently, these soothing soaks are part of the animal’s weekly routine. Every Sunday night, Pym gets to unwind in the shower — under her mom’s supervision, of course! This cat and her owner made an especially soothing video for any of their followers who might be experiencing the “Sunday scaries.” Although Pym herself doesn’t have a job, she understands that her human friends aren’t always excited to go back to work on Monday morning. This feline’s precious Sunday evening ritual is sure to help anyone feel more serene! @pymtheshowercat The nose is extra pink tonight I think #pym #showercat #pymtheshowercat #soggy #soggytime #sundaynightsoggytime #catsoftiktok #cat #viralcat ♬ Peaceful – Calming Tune In this relaxing video, Mom caught some of the cutest footage of her cat standing in the shower, letting the water gently wash over her. “Whatever the week has in store for you… We know you will crush it!” read the text over the clip. This oddly encouraging post has received over three million views! Tons of commenters shared that they felt much more optimistic about the week ahead after seeing this sweet cat enjoying a calming shower. Screenfrab from TikTok “Thank you Pym,” wrote one user. “I’ve got BIG scaries this week.” Another added, “This made me feel better instantly.” This cat loves her time in the shower so much, she doesn’t want it to end! In another video, Mom shared that Pym always wants to get back in the water, even when her “turn” is over. While this kitty was drying herself on a towel, her owner decided to rinse off. As soon as the cat realized the shower was running again, she hopped right back in for another soak! @pymtheshowercat Replying to @user2742962091694 im sorry but the scrungly squeaks are too cute so handle #pym #showercat #pymtheshowercat #soggy #soggytime #catsoftiktok ♬ original sound – Pym the Shower Cat Next time you’re feeling down, just check out more of Pym the Shower Cat’s adorable content. We guarantee it will put a smile on your face! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Sunday Soothing: Cat Loves Shower Time & The Video Will Relax You appeared first on InspireMore.

It’s paradoxical that the deadliest weapons ever created by humanity—nuclear bombs—could potentially save us from a disaster of cosmic proportions. The idea of using nukes to stop a world-ending asteroid might immediately bring to mind scenes from the movie Armageddon, where oil rig workers drill into an asteroid and detonate a nuclear device to avert Earth’s destruction. However, real-world science doesn’t follow the same script. Blowing up an asteroid or even detonating a nuke on its surface would likely cause more harm than good. The resulting debris could still hit Earth, only now in smaller, yet still destructive pieces, potentially worsening the catastrophe. Yet, nuclear weapons may still offer a solution—just not in the way Hollywood imagines. Recent experiments conducted by physicists at Sandia National Laboratories explored an alternative. Instead of blowing up the asteroid, they tested the idea of directing a massive pulse of radiation from a nuclear explosion at it. If timed perfectly, the heat generated could vaporize part of the asteroid’s surface, causing enough force to alter its trajectory, nudging it away from Earth. This theoretical method, though promising, has yet to be tested on an actual asteroid, leaving the question of its feasibility unanswered. “Asteroid impacts are among the many natural hazards facing civilization,” the scientists noted in their study. “Although most asteroids bypass the Earth or cause little damage, the largest collisions have led to regional devastation and even the elimination of habitable climates.” Given the existential threat these rare but devastating events pose, eliminating the risk of catastrophic asteroid impacts has become a national priority. The post Could Nuclear Weapons Save Us From a Catastrophic Asteroid? appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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