DOJ calls it Operation Ghostbusters. Thieves steal American identities, invent AI ghost students, pocket federal student aid, and send it offshore. One in three California community college applications in 2024 got flagged as fake. Hundreds of millions lost. Only five people charged so far.
Hackers just published the names, phone numbers, and work locations of more than 41,000 Homeland Security workers, including more than 21,000 Border Patrol staff and thousands of ICE agents. The group behind it said it plainly: they have our information, so it is only fair we have theirs. That puts a target on the people who enforce the law.
FAA just locked down the sky over a nuclear site in South Carolina. A fire at Savannah River National Laboratory set off a site area emergency and an unfiltered radiological release at ground level. Fire is out. Officials say no contamination left the facility.
This quoted post is unavailable.
Cuban regime official Richard Tur de la Concepción shoved a US diplomat on the UN floor. Rubio signed the paperwork to eject him. He flies to Havana within 24 hours. Put hands on an American in America and you leave. nypost.com/2026/10/28/us-new…
I drop into Helldivers 2. Arrowhead says no Helldivers 3 is coming while the second game is this alive. 95% of the studio still works on it. 47,000 players on Steam last week. A sequel would only compete with itself. Keep the game alive instead of chasing the next launch.
Arrowhead Game Studios Confirms ‘No Plans’ For Helldivers 3
psu.com/news/arrowhead-game-…
#Helldivers3 #ArrowheadGameStudios #PS5 #News
BioWare is gone after 31 years. Dragon Age: The Veilguard sold about 1.5 million copies, nearly half what EA expected. A new report says the new owners had the studio strip an LGBTQ flag from the canceled Mass Effect game. Lecture the players, lose the players. $EA
BioWare Was Asked to Remove LGBTQ Flag from Canceled Mass Effect Game, Report Says polygon.com/mass-effect-univ…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Polygon headline claims BioWare "was asked to remove LGBTQ flag," but BFM journalist clarifies devs proactively removed a flag resembling (not the actual) Pride flag from a demo to anticipate feedback, not to hide elements.
kotaku.com/mass-effect-5-…
bfmtv.com/tech/gaming/un…
polygon.com/mass-effect-un…
CBS asked Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon a simple question: is Cuba a dictatorship? Her answer: that is what people have told me. She later said she believes the Cubans who told her. Even a fellow Democrat said it is not a matter of opinion. It is a fact.
Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon, who is challenging Republican Sen. Ashley Moody, was asked whether Cuba is a dictatorship. Here's what she had to say.
“That is what people have told me. I have never been to Cuba, and so I will have to take their word for it," Nixon told CBS News’ @cbenavidesTV. Nixon also criticized the decades-long U.S. embargo on Cuba and said she supports returning to Obama-era policies.
Editor's note: A previous version of this post did not accurately portray Rep. Nixon‘s answer. It has been deleted.
Lc retweeted
Marco Rubio desde ayer:
MIAMI HERALD: After Machado’s return, Rubio warns Venezuela against delaying elections.
miamiherald.com/news/nation-…
Lc retweeted
Communists and socialists always reveal their true colors. It’s not good business practice to partner with a rattlesnake.
@realDonaldTrump @marcorubio
Microsoft just offered buyouts to 60,000 workers. That is more than a quarter of its workforce. The same company plans to spend $175 billion on AI this year. The machines get the money. The workers get the exit offer. $MSFT
Microsoft has offered to buyout about 60,000 employees around the world — almost a quarter of its workforce. The major cuts come as several tech giants continue to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on chips and AI centers. abcnews.link/CMCPgab
Gallup just asked America what value the country needs most. 46% of Republicans said patriotism. Only 6% of Democrats did. That 40 point gap is the widest divide in the whole poll. One party still loves the country. The other ranked loving it dead last.
Just 6% of Democrats rank patriotism among their top three priorities, compared to 46% of Republicans, marking the largest partisan divide in a new Gallup survey on the values Americans believe the country needs most.
But the divide goes beyond patriotism. Democrats prioritize equality and fairness, while Republicans place greater emphasis on responsibility and honesty.
There’s also an unexpected point of agreement between the two parties.
See what Americans still have in common: foxnews.com/politics/democra…

















