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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Munich's 191st Oktoberfest kicks off with tightened security and AI-powered crowd control

Munich's mayor opened the 191st Oktoberfest on Saturday with two swift strokes of the mallet, but behind the beer tents and brass bands, German authorities deployed AI cameras, hundreds of police, and international task forces to keep six million expected visitors safe. Mayor Dominik Krause drove the tap into the first keg and delivered the […] The post Munich's 191st Oktoberfest kicks off with tightened security and AI-powered crowd control appeared first on American Almanac .

Munich's mayor opened the 191st Oktoberfest on Saturday with two swift strokes of the mallet, but behind the beer tents and brass bands, German authorities deployed AI cameras, hundreds of police, and international task forces to keep six million expected visitors safe. Mayor Dominik Krause drove the tap into the first keg and delivered the traditional cry, "O'zapft is," or "It's been tapped", officially launching 16 days of the world's largest folk festival at Munich's Theresienwiese fairground. Thousands of revelers had already stormed the beer tents that morning, scrambling for prime bench seats before the ceremony began. The festival runs through Oct. 4 , and organizers expect roughly six million visitors, the vast majority from…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - CFDA chief Steven Kolb resigns after video captures him restraining PETA protesters at runway show

Steven Kolb, the two-decade leader of the fashion industry's most powerful trade group, stepped down Friday after footage showed him physically silencing animal-rights protesters at a New York runway event, a confrontation that cost him his career in under a week. Kolb, the chief executive of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, announced his […] The post CFDA chief Steven Kolb resigns after video captures him restraining PETA protesters at runway show appeared first on American Almanac .

Steven Kolb, the two-decade leader of the fashion industry's most powerful trade group, stepped down Friday after footage showed him physically silencing animal-rights protesters at a New York runway event, a confrontation that cost him his career in under a week. Kolb, the chief executive of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, announced his resignation days after he was filmed covering the mouths of two PETA employees and using his body to restrain them during a show for Cos, the H&M-owned brand. The incident unfolded on Sunday. By Friday, the man who had shaped American fashion's institutional identity for twenty years was out. The speed of his fall tells its own story. Kolb apologized earlier in the week, then took a leave of…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Netflix's 'La Bola Negra' takes TIFF's top audience prize, building momentum for Oscar season

Netflix's Spanish-language film "La Bola Negra" won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday, a prize that has sent nearly every winner since 2012 to an Oscar best-picture nomination. The film, a queer epic about the intertwined lives of three gay men, was directed by the Spanish duo known as […] The post Netflix's 'La Bola Negra' takes TIFF's top audience prize, building momentum for Oscar season appeared first on American Almanac .

Netflix's Spanish-language film "La Bola Negra" won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday, a prize that has sent nearly every winner since 2012 to an Oscar best-picture nomination. The film, a queer epic about the intertwined lives of three gay men, was directed by the Spanish duo known as Los Javis, Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo. TIFF festivalgoers, who vote on the People's Choice Award directly, chose it over a field that included Peter Farrelly's comedy "I Play Rocky," about the making of "Rocky," which finished as first runner-up, and Siân Heder's "Being Heumann," a film about disability rights pioneer Judy Heumann, which came in second. The award carries real weight in Hollywood's awards…Open

BITCHUTE (X22report) - Ep 3996b - Did You See The Move That Was Made Against The [DS]? The Lion Is Taking Out The Jackals

The [DS] thought they had Trump where they wanted him, now he has turned the tables on the [DS]. He blamed Zelensky,EU, D's for the gas prices because of the war with Russia and they fell right for the trap. Trump has taken Greenland away from the [DS]. Russia sanction are really against the other countries working with Russia. Trump who is the lion is taking out the jackals one by one. They thought they were in control, they were never in control they were brought down a path and now Trump has them exactly where he wants them. JOIN PATRIOT SOCIAL — FREE: https://thepatriotsocial.com/app Patriot news, real conversation, and polls where your vote counts. Come find your people! All source links to the report can be found on the…

WASHINGTONPOST (Violet Jira) - ICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, city officials say

The man is in “stable but serious condition” after being shot in the torso, an Austin official said.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - WARNING: Young people become a concern for Republicans across the board #shorts

Macklemore’s Instagram gains and Ed Sheeran’s losses fuel concerns over young voters as Republicans confront shifting political attitudes. #foxbusiness #shorts

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - RECORDS HIT: Household incomes reach new HIGH while poverty DROPS, report shows

'The Big Money Show' panelists break down the latest Census Bureau report showing median household income reached a record high in 2025, while the official poverty rate dipped to its lowest on record. 00:00 - Record Median Household Incomes 01:05 - The Closing Gender Pay Gap 01:37 - Inflation's Impact on Real Wages 02:41 - Black American Households See Largest Gains 03:45 - The Housing Affordability Crisis 04:28 - Mobility and the American Dream

NYTIMES (Christina Morales and Lauren McGaughy) - One Person Shot During Encounter With ICE in Austin

The shooting in the Texas capital is the latest by federal immigration agents as the Trump administration intensifies its deportation effort.

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Andy Beshear pitches a Democratic makeover — and himself — in new memoir and 2028 trial run

Kentucky's Democratic governor is touring the country, releasing a book, and road-testing presidential talking points, all while insisting he hasn't decided whether to run in 2028. Andy Beshear showed up at the Kentucky Distillers' Association meeting in Louisville last week with a familiar complaint about tariffs and a less familiar pitch: that Democrats need to […] The post Andy Beshear pitches a Democratic makeover — and himself — in new memoir and 2028 trial run appeared first on American Almanac .

Kentucky's Democratic governor is touring the country, releasing a book, and road-testing presidential talking points, all while insisting he hasn't decided whether to run in 2028. Andy Beshear showed up at the Kentucky Distillers' Association meeting in Louisville last week with a familiar complaint about tariffs and a less familiar pitch: that Democrats need to stop talking like activists and start talking like neighbors. The two-term governor, who also chairs the Democratic Governors' Association, used the industry gathering to press the Trump administration on trade policy while floating a broader vision he calls "The Great American Reset", a concept that doubles as the thesis of his forthcoming memoir. The book, Go and Do Likewise:…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Philadelphia serial killer investigation may expose underground network behind alleged snuff films

A forensic psychologist warns that the investigation into a Philadelphia home linked to seven missing women could reveal a distribution network for so-called snuff films, a case already marked by more than one million pieces of digital evidence and a dead father's history in violent pornography. Dr. Kris Mohandie, a board-certified forensic psychologist, told Fox […] The post Philadelphia serial killer investigation may expose underground network behind alleged snuff films appeared first on American Almanac .

A forensic psychologist warns that the investigation into a Philadelphia home linked to seven missing women could reveal a distribution network for so-called snuff films, a case already marked by more than one million pieces of digital evidence and a dead father's history in violent pornography. Dr. Kris Mohandie, a board-certified forensic psychologist, told Fox News that the investigation centered on the home of Eugene Horsch and his deceased father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch, may extend far beyond the crimes already suspected. The elder Horsch produced brutally themed pornography for years before his death. That background, Mohandie said, points to a possible profit motive layered on top of the sadistic violence investigators believe…Open