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For the first time since the Korean War, the U.S. Army is training for mass temporary burials on the battlefield. At Fort Bragg, North Carolina, engineers, chaplains, and fatality management teams practiced digging temporary graves, a wartime procedure for when fallen soldiers can't be safely brought home right away. So why is the Army preparing for this now?

Elon Musk is warning that a Democratic sweep of the House, Senate, and presidency in 2028 could turn America into "a permanent one-party state." In a viral post, Musk lays out three things he believes Democrats would do with full control: make DC and Puerto Rico states, legalize everyone living in America illegally, and expand the Supreme Court.

How much does fame really matter compared to looks? Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular and former ’90s heartthrob Antonio Sabato Jr. compare their dating lives before and after becoming famous. Sabato Jr. recalls getting famous at 17 from Janet Jackson’s “Love Will Never Do (Without You)” video and General Hospital, while Clavicular reveals he gets so many DMs from women that he’s outsourced replying to them, and explains why he says famous guys should never cold approach again.

Clavicular reveals what’s next for his career, saying he wants to leave his immature early days behind and focus on content that actually helps young men, like safe dieting without stunting development. He talks about the 14-person team he trusts, and Antonio Sabato Jr. shares his advice as a father in his 50s, calling Clavicular a smart, well-meaning kid with a good heart who wants to give back.

Do looks or confidence matter more with women? Patrick Bet-David challenges looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular with two stories from his military days: a short, broke guy who got more girls than anyone, and the best-looking guy in the group who froze whenever a girl wasn’t interested. Clavicular responds by drawing his “oofy doofy theory” and explains why he believes inhibition, not looks, holds most guys back.

Fame, money, looks, or confidence: which matters most for attracting women? Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular ranks looks number one and argues money only makes up for it at extreme levels. He also admits Antonio Sabato Jr. “mogs” him despite never using TRT or surgery, says he’d leave a bar if model David Gandy walked in, and shares how he spotted underage girls using fake IDs. Patrick Bet-David warns that a life built only around looks will be tough long term.

Clavicular and Antonio Sabàto Jr. debate the brutal reality of modern dating. Does money or physical attractiveness matter more to women? From Instagram competition to the rise of looksmaxxing, Clavicular explains why average men are struggling and why even wealthy men may never find true love.

Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular rates celebrities and politicians out of 10, and his scores are brutal. He gives Elvis a 4.75, Michael Jordan a 5, Tom Brady a 7.5, Barack Obama a 5.25, and explains why Trump’s looks beat Elvis. Then he rates Zohran Mamdani, Marco Rubio, JD Vance, AOC, and more, while Antonio Sabato Jr. gives his own scores and reveals he once dated Pamela Anderson.

Clavicular reveals the disturbing extremes of looksmaxxing, from men cutting their own faces to dangerous height-increasing surgeries. Patrick Bet-David presses him on the risks of plastic surgery, testosterone use, and the obsession with physical perfection. How far is too far in the pursuit of beauty?

On Call Her Daddy, Alex Cooper told women that if they’re stuck wondering whether they can get better than their marriage, “the answer is always yes.” Actress Sophia Bush added that the idea that it’s too late, or that you’re too old to want more, is “patriarchy.”

Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński asked Piers Morgan one simple question about the Paris riots: how many mosques were destroyed? Piers didn’t have an answer.Tarczyński says the answer is none, and says churches were hit instead. He argues Europe is facing a cultural takeover, points to Poland’s experience at the Belarus border, where a Polish soldier was killed, and says Poland has a right to protect itself. When Piers asks why so many Americans believe Europe is facing an Islamist takeover, Tarczyński’s answer is four words: “I guess we have eyeballs.”

Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular says he’d rather keep his hair than ever have sex again, and explains why he thinks losing it would make him “sexless.” In this interview, he breaks down the halo effect, facial dimorphism, why he ranks face above hair, and the Jeremy Meeks “hot felon” example. He also shares what he thinks a young man’s goals should be and how his parents feel about his viral fame.

Elon Musk admits SpaceX restricted Ukraine’s Starlink, saying Ukraine’s military broke Starlink’s terms of service by using it for offensive drone strikes. The slowdown disrupted Ukrainian front-line operations for more than a week before speeds were restored, and Ukraine disputes Musk’s claim. Here’s why SpaceX throttled the service and what it means for the war with Russia.

Gunmen opened fire on a Christian funeral at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Karak, Jordan, killing 9 people and wounding about 40. The attack happened on October 23, 2026, in the village of Hmoud in southern Jordan, and King Abdullah II has condemned it as a terrorist attack.

Lula wins Brazil’s 2026 presidential election, beating Flávio Bolsonaro in the October 25 runoff to secure a historic fourth term. The final count gave Lula 51.8% to Bolsonaro’s 48.2%, reversing Bolsonaro’s first-round lead. We break down the results, what it means for Brazil, and what comes next.