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- 1Public Sénat president Casalta accused of personal expense claims●Le président de Public Sénat Jean-Emmanuel Casalta épinglé par Médiapart le soir des sénatoriales pour plusieurs millier
Jean-Emmanuel Casalta, president of the French parliamentary channel Public Sénat, has been singled out by Médiapart on the evening of the senatorial elections over several thousand euros in expenses allegedly claimed for personal purposes. Critics note the allegations came as he imposed cost-cutting measures on the channel's staff, fuelling outrage and mockery about standards at the Senate on social media.
- 2How one man got the internet to storm Area 51●Cómo este tipo hizo que Internet intentara asaltar el Área 51
The story is being retold of how a single joke post — the 2019 call to 'storm Area 51' to 'see them aliens' — turned into a viral movement that drew millions of sign-ups and pushed crowds to gather near the secretive US military base in Nevada. Commenters are revisiting how an absurdist internet prank escalated into a real-world event and what it revealed about online mobilisation.
- 3New chapter of 'El Caballero Maquiavélico' released●Durango, México. Un niño de 15 años juega al fútbol. Una luz se abre. De ella salta una mantis de cristal del tamaño de
Chapter 2 of the Spanish-language story 'El Caballero Maquiavélico' has been published, titled 'El primer contacto'. Set in Durango, Mexico, the chapter opens with a 15-year-old boy playing football when a portal of light opens and a man-sized crystalline mantis leaps out. The fiction is being promoted on social media and tagged under books.
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People in Spain and Argentina are checking weather forecasts for late September and early October. Forecasts for Valencia report overcast skies and rain practically all day on Thursday 1 October, while outlooks for Madrid, Salta and other cities are also being widely consulted as readers plan their days around unsettled conditions.
- 5US inflation data sparks crypto short squeeze, 73,709 traders liquidated▼🚨 El dato de inflación en EE.UU. se leyó como enfriamiento y los cortos saltaron por los aires: 73.709 traders liquidado
US inflation figures read as a sign of economic cooling, triggering a sharp rally in crypto markets. Bitcoin climbed to $83,825, and around 73,709 traders betting against the market were liquidated, with roughly $259 million wiped out in derivatives positions. Traders are now debating whether the move marks a temporary relief bounce or the start of a new upward leg.
- 6Iran receives US response as Trump threatens to 'blow them up'●RaiNews: L'Iran riceve la risposta americana, Trump: "Forse li faccio saltare in aria" Il pesidente USA: "La guerra fini
Iran has received the American response in ongoing negotiations, while President Trump escalated his rhetoric, saying he might "blow them up" but also claiming the war will end soon and petrol prices will fall. Oil has risen above 103 dollars a barrel. Separately, Israel killed nine people in Gaza, including a journalist, drawing further condemnation.