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➤ President Trump meets with Zelensky and hints at a Putin summit to end the Ukraine War. (Hear More)

➤ Schwarzenegger says this effort by Gov. Gavin Newsom is a big scam and hypocritical. (Listen Now)

➤ A bride turned Grand Central into the fairytale wedding venue of her dreams. (More Details)

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➤ Lawson Luckie caught three touchdown passes and No. 9 Georgia outscored No. 5 Ole Miss 17-0 in the fourth quarter to beat the previously unbeaten Rebels 43-35. (Recap)

➤ Jadarian Price’s go-ahead 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter punctuated No. 13 Notre Dame’s 34-24 win over No. 20 USC. (Watch Video)

➤ No. 6 Alabama pulled away from No. 11 Tennessee in a 37-20 win, and No. 15 BYU beat No. 23 Utah 24-21 in the first-ranked edition of the Holy War since 2009. (See Scores)

➤ The NFL returns today with plenty of exciting games, highlighted by the Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders rivalry matchup at 4:25 and a showcase of the NFC’s top teams on Sunday Night Football between the Atlanta Falcons and San Francisco 49ers. (Week 7 Preview) 

➤ Also tonight, the Seattle Mariners look to clinch their first World Series berth in their 49-year history as they take on the Toronto Blue Jays, leading the seven-game series 3-2. (See preview)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NHL | NCAAF | Soccer | Tennis | LPGA

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➤ Media and entertainment conglomerate Paramount Skydance will begin mass layoffs the week of Oct. 27, eliminating close to 2,000 U.S. jobs as part of a $2 billion cost-cutting plan. (More)

➤ Kering, the French luxury group that owns Gucci, is reportedly in talks with L’Oréal on a $4 billion deal to sell its beauty division. (More)

➤ Southwest Airlines, which has used open seating for more than 50 years, will shift to assigned seating starting Jan. 27 and introduce a completely new boarding system. (More)

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Ladies and gentlemen, here are our most-clicked stories of the week:

➤ A mini-cow named Jason Moo-Moah took a boat ride from Gulfport Marina to Shell Island, sporting a life vest and relaxing on a sandbar for about an hour. (See Jason)

➤ Texas’s population is projected to grow 28%, or 8.6 million people, while West Virginia’s is expected to decline 15%, according to a study of America’s fastest-growing states. (See Study)

➤ Families of Israeli hostages freed by Hamas under the cease-fire deal said their loved ones showed dramatic physical changes after more than two years in captivity. (More)

➤ Big Pharma hates RKF for exposing this: Common drugs like Metformin, PPIs, and antibiotics can cause drug-induced neuropathy—draining key vitamins your nerves need. Tingling, burning, and even amputation can follow. Up to 80% of Americans are already low on these vitamins. Protect your nerves before it’s too late: 👉 [Eat these vitamins to stop nerve pain]

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➤ Vice President JD Vance will travel to Israel on Monday to advance the second phase of the historic Gaza peace deal. (More)

➤ Israeli officials said Hamas returned the remains of 76-year-old Eliyahu Margalit, who was taken hostage in 2023 from Kibbutz Nir Oz. (More)

➤ Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent said on Friday that he plans to meet next week in Malaysia with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to discuss U.S. tariffs. (More)

➤ Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy requested a major disaster declaration from the White House after flooding displaced more than 2,000 residents, leaving them unable to return home for at least 18 months. (More)

➤ Vermont state Sen. Samuel Douglass resigned on Friday after being linked to a Young Republican group chat that shared racist and antisemitic jokes. (More)

➤ A rare calico lobster, colored black-and-orange and named Jack-o’-Lantern, was caught by a Gloucester lobsterman and now lives at the Marine Science Center in Massachusetts. Scientists call it a 1-in-30 million find. (See Lobster)

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Whatever happened to waterbeds?

The iconic waterbed was invented in 1968 and caught on swiftly, growing so popular that by 1987, waterbeds accounted for roughly 20% of U.S. mattress sales, with industry revenue reported at around $2 billion.

By the 1990s, the problems began to overwhelm the wavey fun. As every waterbed owner quickly learned, the beds were heavy, holding hundreds of pounds of water that had to be drained if you wanted to move the bed. They required constant maintenance and heating, and if they sprang a leak, you had a major problem to deal with.

For all those reasons, landlords and insurers began adding legal and financial restrictions to waterbed ownership, limiting their use because of the weight and water-damage risk.

But the final nail in the mattress was that the dry competition caught up. Memory Foam and pillow-top mattresses grew more sophisticated, delivering plush comfort without all the waves—and without the maintenance issues. By the 2000s, waterbeds comprised less than 5% of mattress sales.

Today, waterbeds exist mainly as niche specialty items used in back-pain therapy or by fans of retro nostalgia.

Did you ever have a waterbed? Was it trouble-free? Let us know your experience by replying to this email.

A road construction crew has come up with a creative, albeit unsuccessful, method for having their lunches delivered.

Do you like surprises?

1. Yes 
2. No
3. Depends

Yesterday’s Results:

Do you know CPR?

1. Yes: 56%
2. No: 26% 
3. I should!: 18%

Today’s Trivia

Which Halloween candy was originally called “Chicken Feed”?

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