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October 9, 2025
A look at China’s AI toy boom, which builds on decades of consumer electronics designed for children, as AI toy companies expand into the US and other markets (Caiwei Chen/MIT Technology Review)
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Five arrested for terrorism after attack on Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa’s motorcade amid indigenous strike
Yesterday, October 7, 2025, Ecuador experienced an episode of extreme political tension. President Daniel Noboa escaped unharmed from a violent attack on his official caravan in the El Tambo canton, Cañar province.
A group of approximately 500 people threw stones and, according to evidence, fired shots at the presidential vehicles. The incident occurred amid indigenous protests called by the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (Conaie) against the elimination of the diesel subsidy.
— The Government of Ecuador denounced an assassination attempt against President Daniel Noboa after his motorcade was attacked in Cañar.
Five detainees face terrorism charges following the failed attack, from which the president emerged unharmed.#Ecuador#DanielNoboa pic.twitter.com/0Wgp0Z2BX7
— Madmax OSINT
(@madmaxburn88) October 8, 2025
The Minister of Environment and Energy, Inés Manzano, filed a formal complaint that same afternoon before the Attorney General’s Office for attempted assassination against Noboa. “Five hundred people appeared and were throwing stones at the caravan; obviously, there are also bullet marks on the president’s car,” Manzano explained to the press outside the Prosecutor’s Office in Quito.
Minister Inés Manzano filed an attempted assassination complaint against President Daniel Noboa in El Tambo, Cañar. The presidential convoy was attacked with stones and gunfire. Five people were arrested for terrorism.
La ministra Inés Manzano denunció una tentativa de asesinato contra el presidente Daniel Noboa en El Tambo, Cañar. La caravana presidencial fue atacada con piedras y disparos. Cinco detenidos por terrorismo. pic.twitter.com/yJngoFuSW5
— Ecuador Al Día 365 (@ecuadoraldia365) October 8, 2025
The presidential vehicle shows visible damage to the windshield and bodywork, with impacts currently under forensic analysis.
The attack occurred around 11:00 a.m. local time, when the convoy was heading to the El Tambo stadium to inaugurate a wastewater treatment plant and a sewage system.
This morning in Cañar, the presidential caravan suffered violent attacks following orders of radicalization. They attempted to prevent, by force, the delivery of works intended to improve the lives of communities in this province. They attacked the integrity of the president @DanielNoboaOk and the lives of civilians who were being transported in the same one. We emphatically reject the violent acts.
Esta mañana en Cañar la caravana presidencial sufrió ataques violentos obedeciendo órdenes de radicalización. Intentaron impedir, por la fuerza, la entrega de obras destinadas a mejorar la vida de comunidades en esta provincia.
Atacaron la integridad del presidente… pic.twitter.com/Mu4f82MgFU
— Presidencia Ecuador
(@Presidencia_Ec) October 8, 2025
Noboa was traveling escorted by his security team, but the convoy was ambushed by protesters who blocked the road and attacked the cars with blunt objects.
Despite the aggression, Noboa was unharmed and continued with his official agenda. He arrived by helicopter at the site and announced the construction of the treatment plant for $4.5 million, financed by the Development Bank of Ecuador, which will benefit 26,000 residents.
Despite the attack by a group on the presidential caravan in Cañar, which was heading to announce the construction of the treatment plant in the province for USD 4.5 million that will benefit 26,000 inhabitants, to deliver the Sigsihuayco sewerage system for USD 891,000, and to deliver the financing agreement for the construction of the Quilloac sewerage system for USD 815,000, the destabilizers failed to stop the National Government. Obeying orders of radicalization, they attacked a presidential caravan in which civilians were traveling. They attempted to prevent, by force, the delivery of a project intended to improve the life of a community. We do what corresponds to us and they cannot stop us: reaching every corner of the country, where families need works, services, and the presence of their President. All those detained will be prosecuted for terrorism and attempted murder.
A pesar del ataque de un grupo a la caravana presidencial en Cañar, que se dirigía a anunciar la construcción de la planta de tratamiento en la provincia por USD 4.5 millones que beneficiará a 26.000 habitantes, a entregar el sistema de alcantarillado de Sigsihuayco de USD… pic.twitter.com/VJQIymtjwf
— Presidencia Ecuador
He also delivered the Sigsihuayco sewage system, with an investment of $891,000 by Petroecuador, and signed an agreement for the Quilloac sewage system worth $815,000. “We move from speech to action because our government delivers for farmers, transport workers, fishermen, and communities throughout the country,” the president declared during the event.
The National Police intervened immediately. Five people were arrested at the scene, accused of terrorism and attempted assassination. Among those detained is a cultural manager of the Kañari ethnic group, according to local reports. Authorities seized evidence and will prosecute those involved under the anti-terrorism law.
Manzano emphasized that “the ancestral indigenous communities are not involved in this, but rather certain criminal cells that provoke these acts of terrorism.” The government linked the attack to “destabilizing groups that follow orders of radicalization.”
This incident is not isolated. It occurred on day 16 of the national strike called by Conaie, which demands the reversal of the elimination of the diesel subsidy decreed on September 12, 2025. That measure raised the price per gallon from $1.80 to $2.80, affecting transport workers and farmers.
The indigenous organization also demands lowering the VAT from 15% to 12% and rejects the November 16 referendum on a new Constituent Assembly.
The Provincial Union of Cañari Communities and Cooperatives (UPCCC) had previously called for a march against Noboa’s visit, arguing that his policies ignore ancestral demands.
The Attorney General’s Office opened an immediate investigation for attempted assassination, terrorism, and damage to state property. Ballistic experts are examining the presidential vehicle.
Meanwhile, Noboa maintains his stance: “We will not back down; the subsidy benefited smuggling and illegal mining, not the poor.”
This attack reveals Ecuador’s deep fractures. Noboa, elected in 2023 with promises of a firm hand against crime, now faces an alliance between social protests and possible criminal infiltrators.
Conaie, historically powerful, is transforming economic demands into a political challenge reminiscent of the 2019 and 2022 strikes.In a country where drug trafficking controls ports and prisons, the line between legitimate protest and sabotage blurs.
Noboa is betting on concrete works to gain support in the indigenous south, but the human cost of the demonstrations—with injuries and arrests—feeds the cycle of distrust.
Neither violence nor fear will stop the work of #ElNuevoEcuador. During his visit to Cañar, President @DanielNoboaOk, along with his presidential caravan, was the target of violent attacks while fulfilling his duty: delivering projects and bringing development to communities. These cowardly acts will not halt his commitment to building a safer, stronger, and more united Ecuador.
Ni la violencia ni el miedo detendrán el trabajo de #ElNuevoEcuador.
Durante su visita a Cañar, el presidente @DanielNoboaOk, junto a su caravana presidencial, fue objeto de ataques violentos mientras cumplía con su deber: entregar obras y llevar desarrollo a las comunidades.… pic.twitter.com/QNFeDpiMXF
— Presidencia Ecuador
Will dialogue prevail over violence? The answer will determine whether Ecuador consolidates its “new” path or falls back into chaos.
The radical left, allied with dark interests, undermines the stability that is so hard to build. Noboa must toughen the law without losing social sensitivity, or progress will become a utopia.
About The Author Joana CamposJoana Campos es abogada y editora con más de 10 años de experiencia en la gestión de proyectos de desarrollo internacional, enfocada en la sostenibilidad y el impacto social positivo. Anteriormente, trabajó como abogada corporativa. Egresada de la Universidad de Guadalajara.
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Christian Moms Issue Warning About ‘What’s Lurking in Those Good Vibes’ on Taylor Swift’s New Album | The Gateway Pundit
By now, most people have heard that pop czarina Taylor Swift has a new album out.
(And if you’re blissfully unaware of that fact, this writer is truly jealous.)
On Friday, the 35-year-old Swift dropped her newest album, “The Life of a Showgirl” and it was, as is often the case, a commercial success.
According to Billboard, “Showgirl” has already garnered over 3 million “traditional album” sales, though that large figure pales in comparison to the 300 million on-demand official streams of songs the album drew.
Yes, that one Taylor Swift fan in your friend group that you can’t get rid of is probably listening to and thoroughly enjoying Swift’s latest offering.
But if that friend suggests introducing their young daughter to “Showgirl”? You should probably intervene, as a slew of Christian moms on social media are doing after taking a cursory glance at Swift’s latest lyrics.
“These are some of the lyrics from Taylor Swift’s new album,” wrote Christian author and podcaster Haley Williams on her Substack. “An album which I have seen moms bring their 6 year old daughters to launch parties for. Eight out of the twelve songs on ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ are labeled explicit, marking the most Swift has sworn on one album in her career. But Christian women can’t wait to serve it up to their little sweeties! Because #beats and #vibes.”
“Let’s take a look at what’s lurking in those good vibes for your little cuties.”
Williams then broke down a number of lyrics to Swift’s newest songs, and … yeah. They’re bad in both the traditional lyrical sense and bad for people, let alone children.
From the song “Wood”:
Forgive me, it sounds cocky
He ah-matized me and opened my еyes
Redwood tree, it ain’t hard to see
His love was thе key that opened my thighs
From “Father Figure”:
I’ll be your father figure, I drink that brown liquor
I can make deals with the devil because my dick’s bigger
This love is pure profit, just step into my office
They’ll know your name in the streets
(Williams powerfully added on Instagram: “We cannot disciple our children in the ways of the world and wonder when they turn out lost.”)
Those are just two samples, but you surely get the gist. That country-inspired teenage singer from once upon a time has become a full-fledged woman … but is this the type of woman your daughters should be pining to be like?
Conservative author and pundit Allie Beth Stuckey certainly doesn’t think so:
“OK, moms, your daughters should not be listening to Taylor Swift,” Stuckey said. “She is not a role model, and it actually baffles me that there are Christian moms who will say she’s better than Chappell Roan. Y’all, the bar is in hell, if that is our standard.
“The bar could not be lower. If we are deciding on the righteousness of our kids’ entertainment choices based on the most degenerate stuff out there.
“See, it is different, teenagers listening to Taylor Swift today than us listening to Taylor Swift when we were teenagers. Because Taylor Swift was a teenager when were a teenager. She was talking about this silly, superficial stuff. She was talking about teenage romance.
“She was not talking about opening up her thighs to someone who’s not a husband. OK? And that is literally what she is singing about.
“We as parents are called to steward our children.”
Yes, we are.
Look, before “Showgirl,” the best thing I could possibly say about Swift is that her music was largely inoffensive (to be clear, inoffensive does not mean “good”) to me. It was, and still largely is, generic bubbly pop that anyone who grew up in the ’90s should be intimately familiar with.
But after “Showgirl”? The best I can now say about Swift’s music is that … uh … she wrote it herself?
And perhaps Williams summed it up best: “The album as a whole is not edifying or something Christian women should be letting their daughters listen to. It makes sense why the world would love this. It does not make sense why Christians would.”
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
October 8, 2025
A Samsung researcher introduces the Tiny Recursion Model, a 7M-parameter model that was able to outperform LLMs 10,000x larger like o3-mini on specific problems (Carl Franzen/VentureBeat)
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Berlin-based n8n, which lets businesses automate repetitive computing tasks through AI agents, raised $180M led by Accel at a $2.5B valuation (Yazhou Sun/Bloomberg)
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A teardown of the $800 Meta Ray-Ban Display reveals a system of mirrors enabling its “geometric” waveguide tech, setting it apart from other AR glasses (Elizabeth Chamberlain/iFixit News)
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Anthropic’s weeklong anti-AI slop pop-up in NYC’s West Village, part of its “Keep Thinking” Claude push, drew 5,000+ people and 10M+ social media impressions (Trishla Ostwal/Adweek)
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OUTRAGEOUS! Illegal Alien From El Salvador Gets Only One Year in Prison After Killing University of South Carolina Student | The Gateway Pundit
An illegal alien from El Salvador was sentenced to only one year in prison after he killed a University of South Carolina student in a hit-and-run crash.
On April 2, Rosali Fernandez-Cruz, 24, struck 21-year-old Nathaniel Baker, who was riding a motorcycle. Fernandez-Cruz reportedly did not yield, struck Baker and took off.
Illegal alien from El Salvador Rosali Fernandez-Cruz killed University of South Carolina student Nate Baker (R)Baker’s family reportedly forgave Fernandez-Cruz and were consulted about the light sentence, Robert Kittle, spokesperson for the state attorney general’s office told Fox News.
A judge imposed a lenient sentence of only one year in prison.
The family did not want the case to be “politicized” or “publicized,” according to Kittle.
Fernandez-Cruz will be deported to El Salvador after he serves his sentence.
Fox News reported:
An illegal immigrant who pleaded guilty to killing a South Carolina college student in a hit-and-run will be released next year after completing his one-year sentence.
Rosali Fernandez-Cruz was admitted to the state Department of Corrections on Aug. 14, 2025, according to South Carolina Department of Corrections records.
His projected release date is March 2, 2026. Fernandez-Cruz pleaded guilty to hit-and-run resulting in death — the most serious charge against him — according to Robert Kittle, communications director for the state attorney general’s office, who spoke with Fox News Digital.
There was no plea agreement, and prosecutors informed the judge of other traffic-related charges against Fernandez-Cruz, Kittle said.
“The judge decided the sentence, which was one year,” he said.
Fernandez-Cruz, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, received the light sentence for the April 2 death of Nathaniel Baker, 21, in Columbia. Baker was a junior at the University of South Carolina and a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
SOFT SENTENCE: An illegal alien from El Salvador will serve only one year in jail after killing University of South Carolina student Nate Baker, 21, in a hit-and-run crash. pic.twitter.com/MfAjfyq4UL
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 8, 2025
The Ethereum Foundation announces the “Privacy cluster”, a team of 47 blockchain industry experts developing protocol-level privacy features for the network (Vince Quill/Cointelegraph)
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Microsoft is planning a major healthcare push for Copilot in partnership with Harvard Medical School, as it seeks to reduce its dependence on OpenAI (Sebastian Herrera/Wall Street Journal)
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