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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Tennessee execution failure: how did Christa Pike survive two doses | Wake Up America Weekend

Christa Pike survived two doses of lethal injection drugs and was hospitalized raising urgent questions. Robin Maher and Jody Barrett discussed on "Wake Up America Weekend."

YOUTUBE (CNN) - OpenAI safety concerns, Cornell rape investigation & more | Anderson Cooper 360 this week

From OpenAI holding back its latest AI model over safety concerns to the reopening of a gang rape investigation at Cornell University, CNN's Anderson Cooper breaks down the week's biggest news. 0:00 OpenAI won't release newest model over safety concerns 5:41 Cornell student talks about the scandal 8:26 Another Trump meme coin contest 13:16 NY Governor Hochul assigns state AG to the case Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #AI #Justice #News

THENATIONALPULSE (The National Pulse) - France is Burning Again. Here’s Why.

Since last Monday, France has been gripped by nationwide student protests. On Thursday this week, the French cabinet called a crisis meeting as the protests quickly turned violent, with rioters, many from a migration background, engaging in arson and other acts of violence.

Many of the protestors were even seen using Islamist chants and flying foreign flags. The National Pulse provides deep dive analysis to keep you updated on fast-moving global events. If you value this work and want to support it, please JOIN THE NATIONAL PULSE or MAKE A DONATION today. We are 100% reader funded.  The Background. The protests ostensibly began as a response to teacher shortages, large classroom sizes, poorly maintained school infrastructure, and inadequate ventilation during recent heatwaves. The first protest began at Saint-Exupéry high school in Créteil, a suburb in southeastern Paris, on Monday, September 21. Similar protests spread across the Paris region as news spread via Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok. On Tuesday,…Open

What measures did the French government take in response to the violence at high schools?
In response to the violence, the French government called a crisis cabinet meeting and announced that around 400 high schools would be closed or moved to remote learning. These events occur ahead of the 2027 presidential elections, where current polling suggests Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon are the most likely candidates to reach the run-off.
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What were the casualties and damages reported by the French government following the student riots?
According to government data, approximately 170 students and 65 staff members were injured. Over 100 high schools suffered serious damage, and over 200 were blockaded. In total, more than 1,000 of France's roughly 3,700 high schools were impacted, with roughly 2,000 people arrested on Thursday alone, the majority of whom were minors.
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What is the current status of France's public debt and how did it relate to the timing of the protests?
France's public debt currently sits at 119 percent of GDP, amounting to approximately €3.6 trillion. The protests began just ahead of the French government's unveiling of the budget on October 1st, which included public spending cuts intended to reduce the country's growing public deficit and debt.
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What role did the far-left France Unbowed (LFI) party play in the student protests?
French intelligence services characterized the blockade and rioting as a maneuver organized by LFI and its ultra-left proxies. LFI lawmaker Louis Boyard, who was led by presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon, attended the initial protest in Créteil and called for it to spread. The party has also been linked to activist groups like the Anti-Fascist Young Guard, which was dissolved by the government in June 2025.
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How did the student protests in France escalate into violence on Thursday, October 1, 2026?
The demonstrations escalated significantly with reports of schools being set on fire, including one named after Nelson Mandela. Rioters engaged in arson, destruction of public and private property, and assaults on teachers and firefighters. Specific incidents included a student dousing the principal of Victor Hugo High School in Marseille with gas and a mob chasing and assaulting a policewoman.
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What were the primary reasons cited for the start of the nationwide student protests in France that began on September 21?
The protests ostensibly began as a response to several issues regarding the French education system, including teacher shortages, large classroom sizes, poorly maintained school infrastructure, and inadequate ventilation during recent heatwaves. The first protest occurred at Saint-Exupéry high school in Créteil, a suburb in southeastern Paris.
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JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Ex-Special Counsel Jack Smith sports Springsteen ‘No Kings’ shirt at ‘Power to the People Fest’

The event was held in Maryland to demonstrate the “power everyday human beings have when they come together — through music, art, community and action — to shape our country and our planet on, and beyond, Election Day.”

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Trump announces creation of Super Intelligence Force

Trump writes that the Super Intelligence Force will "coordinate the Federal Government's engagement with Consumers, Public Interest Groups, Religious Organizations, Critical Infrastructure Providers, and Super Intelligence Companies.”

NYTIMES (Anna Griffin, Ruth Igielnik and Sejal Govindarao) - Democrats Lead Governor Races Deep in Republican Territory, Polls Show

Democratic advantages in the races for governor in Texas, Iowa, Ohio and Alaska reflect deep unhappiness with President Trump and the economy. A Republican leads in Kansas.

YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Iran: Hormuz Strait won't reopen until demands are met

The Strait of ​Hormuz will not reopen until seven Iranian conditions set out in a June interim agreement with the U.S. ‌are met, state media reported Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf as saying on Sunday. Vice President for Policy of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA) Blaise Mitzal joined LiveNOW from FOX's Stephanie Coueignoux to discuss the latest developments from the region.

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - The Persian Poet and the IRGC

Picryl By Jeffrey Folks To see how far Iran has fallen, it is worth examining the poetry of one of ancient Persia’s most enduring figures.

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - Decades Of Refinery Mismanagement Are Behind $6 Per Gallon Diesel

AI by Luis Gonzalez By Luis Gonzalez The people who gave us $6 per gallon diesel now want to be elected because diesel is punishingly expensive.