The pop star shimmied across the stage in a beaded dress worn by Gypsy Rose Lee, one of the most famous burlesque performers of the 20th century.
Month: October 2025
The former First Lady wrote sweetly that she loves her husband now more than on their wedding day 33 years ago.
Video from the scene, verified by the BBC, shows a man with items strapped around his waist. The attack happened on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
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“It’s my time to relax and find my peace,” Drescher said of her bed.
A Hamas official said earlier this week that some elements of the plan are unacceptable and need to be amended, without elaborating.
Combs will be sentenced under the Mann Act, which makes it illegal to transport someone across state lines for the purpose of prostitution.
“In our excitement and a little bit of alcohol mixed together, we decided to jump together,” Juls told Newsweek.
While 7 percent of all U.S. adults who consume porn reported being addicted, the number was higher for men.
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For Friday, October 3, 2025, notable opinions and commentaries focus heavily on the ongoing US government shutdown and its political implications, as well as broader societal issues and international relations
US politics and the government shutdown
The Trump administration reverses funding cuts in New York. The New York Times reports that after a bipartisan effort, the Trump administration reinstated $187 million in counterterrorism funding for New York law enforcement that had been previously cut by the Department of Homeland Security.The shutdown and its political messagingIn The Washington Post, columnist Matt Bai argues that the government shutdown is unintentionally benefiting Donald Trump’s political narrative.
Trump and economic policy. Also in The Washington Post, George F. Will draws a parallel between Donald Trump and Franklin D. Roosevelt, arguing that Trump is leading the most economically interventionist administration since FDR’s presidency.
Social and cultural commentary
Loneliness and civic engagement
The Tufts Daily features a column arguing that campus recreation sports could be a solution to the “epidemic of loneliness and isolation” in the US.Energy and poverty Derrick Hollie, founder of the Energy Poverty Prevention Project, writes in the Maryland Daily Record about the “silent crisis” of energy becoming a luxury for low-income families.
Campus climate and “anti-woke” sentiment
Minding the Campus publishes a follow-up op-ed discussing the politics surrounding a controversial “anti-woke” piece on a college campus.Global issues
Congressional oversight of Arctic researchHigh North News includes an op-ed urging the US Congress to increase its oversight of Arctic research, particularly regarding changes made by the Trump administration.Helping fallen Jewish service members
Rabbi Joshua Stanton publishes an op-ed in Stars and Stripes appealing for help to honor fallen Jewish servicemembers.The future of technology
AI and human creativityOn The Ezra Klein Show (published by The New York Times), musician Brian Eno discusses his views on generative AI and the importance of human creativity.Science popularization. In a guest essay for The New York Times, writer Adam Frank suggests that to nurture enthusiasm for science, podcasts should focus more on celebrating the hard work behind scientific discovery, rather than just flashy concepts.
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 3, 2025