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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Xi was not amused by President Trump’s ‘intimidation move’: Gordon Chang | Bianca Across the Nation

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China expert Gordon Chang joined “Bianca Across the Nation” to break down the optics behind Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit with President Trump and explain why establishing an “AI hotline” with a regime that refuses to pick up the phone is a critical mistake.

Why does Gordon Chang believe establishing an "AI hotline" with the Chinese regime is a critical mistake?
Gordon Chang believes it is a critical mistake because he characterizes the Chinese regime as one that "refuses to pick up the phone."
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What was Gordon Chang's perspective on President Xi Jinping's reaction to President Trump's actions during their meeting?
Gordon Chang stated that Xi Jinping was not amused by what he characterized as President Trump's "intimidation move."
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BITCHUTE (X22report) - Kim Bright - [DS] Have Been Poisoning The Population With Fungus, There Is A Way To Stop It

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Kimchi One from Brightcore – Health Starts in the Gut Get 25% Off – Use Code: X22 at https://www.brightcore.com/X22 Or call (888) 959-5248 for up to 50% OFF your order and Free Shipping! Today's Guest: Kim Bright Kim Bright is a pioneering figure in the nutrition industry, recognized as an expert in health and wellness. She has been active since the 1980s, appearing on nationally syndicated and local radio and television programs to educate audiences on optimizing their health. Over her career, she has personally consulted with more than 15,000 individuals and delivered lectures to groups across the United States. Bright studied under well-known health experts and industry leaders, and she both attended and taught at The Kushi…

What specific health topics has Kim Bright discussed in relation to her work with Brightcore?
Bright's work with Brightcore has included discussions on topics such as the benefits of fermented foods and wheatgrass juice powder for energy and skin health.
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What are the manufacturing standards for Brightcore's products?
Brightcore's products are manufactured in the USA in FDA-inspected, GMP-certified facilities. The ingredients are rigorously researched and third-party tested for potency, quality, and safety.
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What is Brightcore Nutrition and when was it founded?
Brightcore Nutrition is a family-owned nutraceutical company founded by Kim Bright in 1996. As of recent profiles, the company is in its 27th year.
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What were the dietary features and ingredients used at A Change of Season's Restaurant in Westport, Connecticut?
As the chef and owner, Bright emphasized locally sourced, seasonal organic ingredients. The menu featured fresh fish, organic chicken, daily-made soups, salads, juices, breads, cookies (including gluten-free options), desserts, macrobiotic dishes, and vegetarian and vegan selections, while serving no processed foods, red meat, or alcohol.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Ancient wall unearthed beneath Paris hospital may pinpoint where the city began

Archaeologists digging beneath a historic hospital on Paris's Île de la Cité have uncovered a 65-foot Gallo-Roman wall that France's culture ministry calls a "major breakthrough" in tracing the city's founding settlement. The stone-and-wood structure, discovered this summer during excavations beneath the Hôtel-Dieu, a landmark hospital steps from Notre Dame Cathedral, bears traces of fire […] The post Ancient wall unearthed beneath Paris hospital may pinpoint where the city began appeared first on American Almanac .

Archaeologists digging beneath a historic hospital on Paris's Île de la Cité have uncovered a 65-foot Gallo-Roman wall that France's culture ministry calls a "major breakthrough" in tracing the city's founding settlement. The stone-and-wood structure, discovered this summer during excavations beneath the Hôtel-Dieu, a landmark hospital steps from Notre Dame Cathedral, bears traces of fire and dates to somewhere between 10 B.C. and 200 B.C., based on carbon dating of charred material. French Culture Minister Catherine Pegard said the find could reshape what historians know about Lutetia, the ancient settlement that eventually became Paris. If confirmed as a fragment of Lutetia's ramparts, the wall would place the original Gallic…Open

What specific tribe is believed to have lived along the Seine since the Iron Age and settled in Lutetia?
The Parisii tribe is identified as the people who lived along the Seine and fought against Julius Caesar's legions in 52 B.C.
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Who is the French Culture Minister that commented on the importance of this archaeological find?
French Culture Minister Catherine Pegard stated that the find could reshape historical knowledge of Lutetia and called it a "major breakthrough," noting that the convergence of evidence is remarkable.
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Why is the discovery of the wall on the Île de la Cité significant to the historical debate regarding the origins of Paris?
The discovery supports the traditional account that the founding settlement of Lutetia (the ancient name for Paris) was located on the Île de la Cité. This challenges a rival academic theory that argues the true center of ancient Lutetia was located miles away in Nanterre, a suburb to the west.
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What was recently discovered beneath the Hôtel-Dieu hospital in Paris, and what are its dimensions?
Archaeologists uncovered a 65-foot Gallo-Roman wall made of stone and wood beneath the Hôtel-Dieu, a landmark hospital located near Notre Dame Cathedral on the Île de la Cité.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - SETI researcher proposes searching the moon for ancient alien technology

A geologist affiliated with the SETI Institute has published a study arguing the moon may harbor microscopic traces of extraterrestrial technology billions of years old, and that NASA's upcoming Artemis missions could be the vehicle to find out. Lewis Pinault, a geologist working with the nonprofit famous for scanning deep space for radio and laser […] The post SETI researcher proposes searching the moon for ancient alien technology appeared first on American Almanac .

A geologist affiliated with the SETI Institute has published a study arguing the moon may harbor microscopic traces of extraterrestrial technology billions of years old, and that NASA's upcoming Artemis missions could be the vehicle to find out. Lewis Pinault, a geologist working with the nonprofit famous for scanning deep space for radio and laser signals from advanced civilizations, wants to flip the search closer to home. His study, published on the preprint server arXiv and submitted to the International Journal of Astrobiology for peer review, proposes that the lunar surface, specifically the fine, powdery soil known as regolith, could contain microscopic "engineered particles" deposited over billions of years from across the solar…Open

What tools are suggested for identifying microscopic technosignatures in lunar samples?
Researchers state that current artificial intelligence and laboratory technology are sufficient to search for and test microscopic technosignatures, which are defined as detectable signs of engineered, non-natural origin.
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What is the current status of Lewis Pinault's study regarding peer review and publication?
The study has been published on the preprint server arXiv and has been submitted to the International Journal of Astrobiology for peer review, but it has not yet cleared the formal peer review process.
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What is the core proposal made by Lewis Pinault, a geologist affiliated with the SETI Institute, regarding the search for extraterrestrial technology?
Lewis Pinault proposes searching the moon's surface, specifically its fine, powdery soil known as regolith, for microscopic "engineered particles" that may be ancient extraterrestrial technology. His study suggests these particles could have been deposited over billions of years from across the solar system and interstellar space, preserved because the moon lacks Earth's atmosphere, water, and volcanic activity that would otherwise erase such material.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Ree Drummond's foster son faced prior detention for allegedly biting officer before September arrest

Jamar Goff, the 23-year-old foster son of Food Network star Ree Drummond, was detained in May 2025 for allegedly biting a correctional officer's hand, months before police arrested him on assault and drug charges at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Court paperwork tied to the May 2025 incident listed a phone number connected to […] The post Ree Drummond's foster son faced prior detention for allegedly biting officer before September arrest appeared first on American Almanac .

Jamar Goff, the 23-year-old foster son of Food Network star Ree Drummond, was detained in May 2025 for allegedly biting a correctional officer's hand, months before police arrested him on assault and drug charges at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Court paperwork tied to the May 2025 incident listed a phone number connected to Drummond as Goff's family contact and identified the 57-year-old "Pioneer Woman" host as his foster parent, Page Six reported . At the time of that detention, Goff was homeless and working at McDonald's. Drummond and her husband, Ladd Drummond, began fostering Goff in 2018, when he was a teenager. The couple also has four biological children, Alex, Paige, Bryce, and Todd. Drummond has not spoken publicly…Open

What was Jamar Goff's living and employment situation at the time of his May 2025 detention?
At the time of his May 2025 detention, Goff was homeless and working at McDonald's.
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What were the circumstances surrounding Jamar Goff's arrest on September 15?
Officers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham found Goff shirtless and asleep near a fountain on campus. He allegedly stated he was waiting to be sold "ice," which is street slang for methamphetamine. During the encounter, officers noticed an existing arrest warrant; when they tried to detain and transport him to a local hospital, Goff ran and allegedly struck an officer.
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Who is Jamar Goff and what is his relationship to Ree Drummond?
Jamar Goff is a 23-year-old man who is the foster son of Food Network star and "Pioneer Woman" host Ree Drummond. The couple, Ree and Ladd Drummond, began fostering him in 2018 when he was a teenager.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - WWII motorcycle and remains of two German soldiers pulled from the Danube, identities still unknown

A World War II-era Wehrmacht motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers have been recovered from the Danube River in central Budapest, and more than 80 years after the war ended, no one knows who they were or how they got there. The German War Graves Commission announced the discovery in August after the […] The post WWII motorcycle and remains of two German soldiers pulled from the Danube, identities still unknown appeared first on American Almanac .

A World War II-era Wehrmacht motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers have been recovered from the Danube River in central Budapest, and more than 80 years after the war ended, no one knows who they were or how they got there. The German War Graves Commission announced the discovery in August after the motorcycle and human remains surfaced from the riverbed sometime this summer. Two military identification tags were found alongside the bodies, both still intact, preserved by decades of harbor mud mixed with gas oil. The motorcycle was identified as a DKW NZ 350-1, a model the Commission described as "considered particularly robust and reliable at the time." But intact tags have not meant quick answers. The Commission is still…Open

What helped preserve the motorcycle and the identification tags found in the riverbed?
The motorcycle and the identification tags were well preserved because they were covered in harbor mud mixed with gas oil.
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What historical context in Budapest might explain how the soldiers and motorcycle ended up in the Danube?
Budapest experienced ferocious fighting in the winter of 1944-1945 as Soviet forces besieged the city and German and Hungarian defenders attempted to hold it. Possible scenarios include the dead attempting to cross the frozen Danube, a retreat under fire, an accident on a bombed bridge, or a fall.
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What are the challenges in using the recovered identification tags to identify the two German soldiers?
The German War Graves Commission is still working to decipher the markings on the tags, and investigators have cautioned that the tags may not actually belong to the men found beside them. Additionally, finding both halves of the two-piece tags found with the remains could mean the deaths were never officially recorded or that the tags were never separated.
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What specific model of World War II-era Wehrmacht motorcycle was recovered from the Danube River in central Budapest?
The motorcycle was identified as a DKW NZ 350-1, which the German War Graves Commission described as a model considered particularly robust and reliable at the time.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Former mistress tells Ohio jury she believes ex-'American Idol' contestant killed his wife

Alleigha Botner took the stand in a Miami County, Ohio, courtroom and told jurors she believes Caleb Flynn, a former pastor and one-time "American Idol" contestant, murdered his 37-year-old wife, Ashley Flynn, after months of texting his mistress about wanting Ashley dead. Botner, 24, testified Wednesday that Flynn, 40, regularly told her he wanted his […] The post Former mistress tells Ohio jury she believes ex-'American Idol' contestant killed his wife appeared first on American Almanac .

Alleigha Botner took the stand in a Miami County, Ohio, courtroom and told jurors she believes Caleb Flynn, a former pastor and one-time "American Idol" contestant, murdered his 37-year-old wife, Ashley Flynn, after months of texting his mistress about wanting Ashley dead. Botner, 24, testified Wednesday that Flynn, 40, regularly told her he wanted his wife "gone" or "dead" during the roughly year-long affair the two carried on while Flynn served as a worship leader at the Ohio church where Botner had once interned. Hours before Flynn dialed 911 on February 16 to report what he called a burglary and shooting at the couple's home in Tipp City, a small city north of Dayton, prosecutors say he texted Botner three words that now sit at the…Open

What was the status of Ashley Flynn's children at the time of the incident?
The couple's two daughters, aged 10 and 12, were asleep across the hall when the shooting occurred.
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What was the defense attorney's argument during the trial?
Defense attorney Emily Smith argued that being a "bad husband" or making "selfish decisions" does not make a man a killer, suggesting that Flynn's hurtful statements to his mistress were made to appease her, and noted the absence of direct evidence such as a firearm tied to Flynn.
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How did the prosecution describe the alleged motive for the murder?
Miami County prosecuting attorney Paul Watkins stated that by killing his wife, Flynn would be able to keep his mistress, have his daughters all the time, benefit financially, keep his job at Ashley's family business, and maintain his position as a worship leader.
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What specific text messages were sent by Caleb Flynn on February 16, the day before the 911 call?
After midnight, Flynn sent Botner the messages: "I choose you. I'm free. Actions will come tomorrow," as well as "Tomorrow is a big day" and that he was "about to be free."
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Karen Bass solicited $22 million from corporate donors despite her own lobbying restrictions

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass collected more than $22 million in donations from corporations with active city lobbying operations, routing the money through nonprofits tied to her office while her own 2023 ethics rules were supposed to prevent exactly that. An investigation by The Center Square found that Bass solicited more than 300 so-called behested […] The post Karen Bass solicited $22 million from corporate donors despite her own lobbying restrictions appeared first on American Almanac .

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass collected more than $22 million in donations from corporations with active city lobbying operations, routing the money through nonprofits tied to her office while her own 2023 ethics rules were supposed to prevent exactly that. An investigation by The Center Square found that Bass solicited more than 300 so-called behested payments, donations made at a public official's request, to the Mayor's Fund Los Angeles and the Getty House Foundation starting in December 2022. The donors included Charter Communications, PepsiCo, AT&T, and the Los Angeles Dodgers, all of which employ city lobbyists and hold or seek city contracts. California law requires officials to disclose any such payment above $5,000. Bass announced…Open

What are the reported ties between the Getty House Foundation board and the companies making donations?
Three members of the Getty House Foundation board are executives at companies that made behested payments: Lupe De La Cruz (PepsiCo vice president of government affairs), Lupita Sanchez-Cornejo (AT&T California's regional vice president), and Kristin McCown (Dodgers vice president).
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How much did the Los Angeles Dodgers spend on city lobbying and what was the involvement of its representatives with the Getty House Foundation?
The Los Angeles Dodgers spent $226,010 lobbying the city over the reported period, including regarding a proposed gondola project at Dodger Stadium. A Dodgers vice president, Kristin McCown, served on the Getty House Foundation board on behalf of the Dodgers.
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What were the specific donation and lobbying figures reported for PepsiCo?
PepsiCo gave a combined $140,000 to the Getty House Foundation at Bass's request between 2023 and 2026. During that same period, the company spent $15,000 lobbying the Mayor's Office on "general business issues."
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What is the distinction between the 2023 ethics rules announced by Karen Bass and the corporate donations received?
The 2023 rules, part of the Mayor's Office Ethics Pledge, barred donations from registered lobbyists. However, they did not block donations from the corporations that employ those lobbyists.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Taylor Swift teases fictional love triangle with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell in new music video

Taylor Swift gave fans a 13-second glimpse of her upcoming "Patient Zero" music video, featuring Hollywood stars Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell in what appears to be a dramatic love triangle set against snowy graveyards and modernist mansions. The teaser, screened Thursday on CBS Mornings, showed Swift, Johnson, and Farrell in a series of somber, […] The post Taylor Swift teases fictional love triangle with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell in new music video appeared first on American Almanac .

Taylor Swift gave fans a 13-second glimpse of her upcoming "Patient Zero" music video, featuring Hollywood stars Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell in what appears to be a dramatic love triangle set against snowy graveyards and modernist mansions. The teaser, screened Thursday on CBS Mornings, showed Swift, Johnson, and Farrell in a series of somber, cinematic shots. Johnson, 36, and Swift stand together in front of a grave in a snowy cemetery. Farrell, 50, glowers in a sharp black outfit. Swift appears beside a Greek-style statue, staring out a window inside a modernist concrete home. Whether Farrell's character is the one who dies in the clip remains unclear, the Daily Mail reported . The full music video is set to debut at the MTV VMAs on…Open

What is the significance of the track "Cleveland!" in relation to Taylor Swift's personal life?
The track is a nod to Travis Kelce's hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
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What award is Taylor Swift set to receive at the 2026 VMAs?
She will receive the inaugural MTV VMA Artist Director Honors.
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Who are Taylor Swift's collaborators on the album mentioned in the article?
Her collaborators are the producers Max and Shellback.
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At what time did the countdown on Swift's website hit zero, revealing the "Patient Zero" cover artwork?
The countdown hit zero at 2 p.m. ET.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Israeli ambassador calls for Mamdani's arrest, accuses NYC mayor of backing Hamas and courting Iran

Israel's top diplomat at the United Nations wants New York City's mayor arrested for supporting Hamas and inciting hostility toward Jews, turning Zohran Mamdani's own arrest rhetoric back on him. Ambassador Danny Danon made the demand in an exclusive interview with the Washington Free Beacon during UN General Assembly week, accusing Mayor Mamdani of far […] The post Israeli ambassador calls for Mamdani's arrest, accuses NYC mayor of backing Hamas and courting Iran appeared first on American Almanac .

Israel's top diplomat at the United Nations wants New York City's mayor arrested for supporting Hamas and inciting hostility toward Jews, turning Zohran Mamdani's own arrest rhetoric back on him. Ambassador Danny Danon made the demand in an exclusive interview with the Washington Free Beacon during UN General Assembly week, accusing Mayor Mamdani of far more than political grandstanding. Danon alleged that Mamdani's administration tried to arrange a meeting between one of its senior officials and Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations, a meeting the U.S. State Department stepped in to block. The confrontation marks a sharp escalation in a months-long feud between Mamdani and the Israeli government. Mamdani made arresting…Open

What are the details regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to New York in September 2026?
Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in New York on September 23 to address the General Assembly on September 24, before returning to Israel the same night. His visit occurred despite the arrest threats and rhetoric from Mayor Mamdani.
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How has the Trump administration responded to the International Criminal Court (ICC)?
President Trump denounced the ICC during his address to the General Assembly, and his administration has already placed sanctions on ICC judges and prosecutors, with broader sanctions against the court itself reportedly in preparation.
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Why did Mayor Zohran Mamdani initially pledge to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and what was the outcome of that pledge?
Mamdani made the arrest of Netanyahu a campaign pledge during his late-2025 mayoral run, vowing to act on an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant if Netanyahu set foot in New York. He later walked the pledge back after city lawyers concluded that New York lacks the legal authority to enforce ICC warrants and noted that the United States is not a member of the court.
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What specific accusations did Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon make against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani during an interview with the Washington Free Beacon?
Ambassador Danny Danon accused Mayor Mamdani of supporting Hamas, inciting hostility toward the Jewish community, and dispatching top officials to meet with Iranian diplomats at the United Nations. He also accused the mayor of "actually collaborating with the enemy of the United States."
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