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http://youtu.be/RHxCEZvTafg Ring is offering a $1 million award to anyone who can capture an alien sighting on their Amazon-company doorbell cameras. “Ring’s Million Dollar Search for Extraterrestrials” encourages Ring users to scour their footage this season for any signs of unnatural or abnormal activity. “For almost 100 years, scientists, experts, and average homeowners have shared stories and video clips of Extraterrestrial sightings,” Ring said Wednesday. “With new sightings and further evidence that lifeforms might exist beyond Earth’s atmosphere, there’s a possibility that Extraterrestrial activity could be happening right outside your front door.” Read more at https://nypost.com/2023/10/05/ring-offering-1m-prize-for-video-proof-of-aliens-and-ufos/ #ring #aliens #ufo #uap Th...

http://youtu.be/zyOKn7NTSPM A 31-year-old model whose body was found in a luxury Los Angeles apartment was pregnant at the time of her death — which has been determined to be the result of “homicidal violence.” Maleesa Mooney was one of two models found dead in their apartments in the same area of the city just days apart — sparking fears they were both murdered. Her exact cause of death had been listed as “deferred,” but “Cause A” is now listed by the LA County Medical Examiner’s Office as “homicidal violence,” KTLA reported. Read more at https://nypost.com/2023/10/06/la-model-maleesa-mooney-was-pregnant-at-time-of-death/ # The New York Post is your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, fashion, and more. Subs...

http://youtu.be/JJVVRy7XMP4 The swimmer who went missing after being attacked by a shark near California’s Bay Area has been identified as a tech entrepreneur and elite kite surfer who hoped to represent Gambia in the Olympics, according to reports. Felix Louis N’Jai, 52, apparently was attacked by the predator as he swam near Wildcat Beach at the southern end of Point Reyes National Park on Sunday morning, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. He had been camping at the remote site to celebrate a friend’s wedding when he went in the water with two friends, including the groom, and apparently was dragged under by the shark. Officials have not identified him, but friends and the sailing magazine Latitude 38 have named him as N’Jai, a businessman whose LinkedIn page lists him as CEO of t...

http://youtu.be/qQV85UsqSso Astounding video shows elated migrants wildly sprinting into El Paso, Texas, after crossing the Rio Grande — and crawling under treacherous razor wire. In drone footage captured by The Post, a young child can be seen jumping and cheering alongside two other small children as a group of about seven adults slither beneath the sharp wire that stretches just beyond the bank of the international divide. The group of migrants continued celebrating as they darted across the desert sand toward the border wall, which did little to prevent their entry into the US. Once a migrant crosses the river, they are on US soil and automatically entitled to being taken in and processed by the US Border Patrol. One man is seen clapping and pumping his arms in the air in celebrat...

http://youtu.be/VqTs0kcz4WM The Las Vegas man charged in Tupac Shakur’s murder bragged about being arrested in “the biggest case in Las Vegas history,” newly released body camera footage showed. Duane “Keffe D” Davis proclaimed the bold comment to an officer as he sat in the backseat of a police cruiser following the historic and long-awaited capture on Sept. 29. “So what they got you for, man?” the officer asked. “Oh man, the biggest case in Las Vegas history,” Davis responded before he was asked if it was a recent incident. “Sept. 7, 1996,” Davis added, referring to the night Shakur was gunned down in a drive-by shooting on the Las Vegas strip. “Oh no s–t, wow, that’s a long time away,” the officer said. Davis was indicted for murder with the use of a deadly weapon with a gang enh...

http://youtu.be/bk3Oz6z_QRY Syria on Friday held funerals for scores of people killed in a drone attack on a graduation ceremony at a military academy in the Homs region the previous day, one of the bloodiest strikes against the military in more than 12 years of civil war. Several weaponised drones hit the Homs Military Academy's courtyard where families were gathered with the new officers on Thursday, minutes after defense minister Ali Mahmoud Abbas had left. Syria declared three days of mourning. There have been no claims of responsibility for the attack. Syria's defense and foreign ministries blamed what they described as terrorist groups, without specifying further, and vowed to respond "with full force." On Friday morning, coffins carrying victims and draped in the Syrian flag wer...

http://youtu.be/GE2cyqRFnK0 An American tourist allegedly went on a bizarre rampage at an Israeli museum, smashing two ancient Roman statues because he claimed they represented “idolatry” that was “contrary to the Torah,” authorities said. A lawyer for the unnamed suspect — who was arrested after the incident — claimed he was suffering from a delusion known as “Jerusalem syndrome” when he allegedly went wild with a stick during the Thursday evening incident, according to reports. At least two statues — including one that the Times of Israel tentatively identified as a head of Athena dating to the 2nd century CE and a statue of a griffin holding a wheel of fate decorated with the Roman god Nemesis from about 210-211 CE — were left broken into multiple pieces on an exhibition hall floor, ...

http://youtu.be/O1BnLGi2oDY President Biden criticized the media Friday over the public’s economic concerns and again mixed up the terms “debt” and “deficit” — while also claiming he’s presiding over a federal budget surplus despite actually overseeing the highest non-pandemic annual deficit in US history. “You all are not the happiest people in the world,” Biden scolded a group of reporters at the White House. “You turn on the television and there’s not a whole lot about ‘Boy saves dog as he swims in the lake,'” he added. “It’s about ‘Somebody pushed the dog in the lake.’ I mean, I get it.” After that curious metaphor, Biden went on: “I think that the American people are smart as hell and know what their interests are. I think they know they are better off financially than they were b...

http://youtu.be/557STzaRJVk The 18-year-old man suspected in the random stabbing death of a beloved Brooklyn social-justice activist was arrested on Thursday – as cops raiding his apartment found a knife and a sweatshirt matching the one the attacker wore, police and sources said. NY Post Senior reporter Joe Marino and reporter Amanda Woods share this story. Brian Dowling was pictured with tears running down his face – and cuffs around his wrists and ankles – as officers escorted him from the NYPD’s 81st Precinct in Bedford–Stuyvesant after charging him with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. The accused killer was wearing the same white T-shirt and striped shorts as when cops busted him at his home on Lafayette Avenue near Malcolm X Boulevard — just down the block from where ...