By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

Samsung Family Hub refrigerators are being transformed into a digital ad billboard right in your own kitchen with a new software update, according to a new report. Like it or not, owners of these premium models, priced between $1,700 and over $3,300, will now see ads on the refrigerator’s front-facing monitor whenever it sits idle.

Continue reading “Samsung’s Smart Fridge Turns Your Kitchen Into An Ad Billboard”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

The US will provide Ukraine with intelligence to carry out long-range missile strikes to target energy infrastructure inside Russia, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. Continue reading “US To Provide Ukraine With Intelligence for Long-Range Missile Strikes Inside Russia”

By Cindy Harper – Reclaim The Net

Hochul with shoulder-length brown hair smiling and speaking, wearing a pale blazer over a white top, seated in a warm wood-paneled restaurant with blinds and soft lights in the background.

Social media companies operating in New York are now under fresh legal obligations as the state enforces the so-called “Stop Hiding Hate Act,” a new compelled speech law that forces platforms with annual revenues exceeding $100 million to hand over detailed reports on how they handle various forms of speech, including speech that is legally protected under the First Amendment. Continue reading “New York Imposes Law Forcing Social Media to Justify Speech Policies to State Authorities”

By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is newly warning that EU leaders are preparing for war with Russia, soon after he participated in the European Political Community meeting in Copenhagen.

He has denounced this as “horrifying” that “the EU has decided to go to war” and that at Wednesday’s informal EU summit, leaders pushed a war strategy on how to defeat the Russians.

Continue reading “Hungary’s Orban From Copenhagen Summit: “The EU Has Decided To Go To War””

By Hannah Nightingale – The Postmillennial

Delta jets collide on LaGuardia runway, 1 injured

Two Delta regional planes were involved in a “low-speed collision” on Wednesday night, when the two Canadair jets, operated by Delta Air Lines subsidiary Endeavor Air, collided on a LaGuardia taxiway in New York. Continue reading “Delta jets collide on LaGuardia runway, 1 injured”

By Middle East Monitor

In this photo illustration the logos of social media applications "TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Twitch" are displayed on a smart phone screen in Ankara, Turkey on September 30, 2021. [Ali Balıkçı - Anadolu Agency]

As global public opinion shifts decisively against Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza, the occupation state is intensifying efforts to dominate the information space through a network of paid influencers, algorithm manipulation, AI content framing and covert media partnerships. Recent revelations from filings under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act expose a sprawling Israeli propaganda campaign designed to distort public discourse, especially among younger audiences, and deflect mounting accusations of genocide. Continue reading “Israel pays influencers up to $7,000 per post to occupy information space”