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Sep 14, 2026
The Fight to Save Tencent (Act 2)
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38:16Chuan Hoe TeoHOST
MSN actually started from a pretty good base, in my opinion, right? Why they want so much in white collar? Because they come bundled with Hotmail, Internet Explorer, right? So you already have like...
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38:26Chuan Hoe TeoHOST
You talked about Yahoo Finance and Yahoo News.
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38:29Chuan Hoe TeoHOST
Yeah.
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38:31Chuan Hoe TeoHOST
Actually, they also had their own, which is MSN slash Hotmail.
Episode 35, Brian talks about 9/11 weirdness and the mindset that terrorists and most other people share.
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26:42Brian GrayHOST
You know, I sat there and watched all this happen.
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26:46Brian GrayHOST
I didn't see the first plane hit the first tower, but I was taking some tech school courses at the local university, tech school here in Moultrie and I had a break between classes and I pulled up Yahoo News, which that was a thing back at the time, and it said that a plane had flown into one of the World Trade Center towers and that a bomb had gone off at the Pentagon.
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27:12Brian GrayHOST
That's what they said.
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27:13Brian GrayHOST
And I was like, oh my God.
Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, September 12, 2026, #579 (Dane Wigington)
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12:58Dane WigingtonHOST
Look up, connect the dots, and don't ram your head in the sand because some online opportunist grifter wants you to believe that it's just jet exhaust.
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13:08Dane WigingtonHOST
So, how hot is it? Are we in fact free-falling toward what's known as Hot House Earth, or worse still, Venus Syndrome? Short answer, yes, from Yahoo News.
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13:19Dane WigingtonHOST
The United States just had its hottest summer in 132 years.
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13:25Dane WigingtonHOST
That's a very deceptive title, in fact, because that title makes it sound like we had a hotter summer 132 years ago, but that's a lie.
NEWS-MATRIX PODCAST WITH ADAM “EP 54”
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83:25AdamHOST
This one is Aussie City with 1,400 cameras tracking residents every move, point of no return.
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83:33AdamHOST
From Yahoo News, across Queensland, thousands of local cameras are recording Aussies as they move through suburban streets with increasingly powerful technology, making that footage searchable in ways previously impossible.
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83:46AdamHOST
Queensland Council for Civil Liberties President Michael Cope warned that rapidly advancing capabilities were deeply concerning, saying Australia could soon reach a point of no return on surveillance.
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83:58AdamHOST
In Logan...
🚨 DID YOU KNOW? 🚨9/11
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9:52Jeff StanfieldHOST
But I did...
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9:53Jeff StanfieldHOST
The same thing I did, I'd go get to the computer, and I'd look up Yahoo! News because back then they had local and state.
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9:58Andy ShaverHOST
Mm.
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9:58Jeff StanfieldHOST
And I would look up the local to see what happened to Wichita Falls overnight, and then I would look at it, and I saw on the Y- Yahoo! headlines, "Plane crashes into World Trade Center." I was figuring it was a little airplane.
Quad City Times 09-11-2026
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4:41Jim HoffmanHOST
It was kind of part of my ritual to take a glance at what's going on in the news, he said.
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4:48Jim HoffmanHOST
Yahoo News had a platform where users could build their own, uh, home, uh, page with news catered to them.
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5:00Jim HoffmanHOST
A headline about a small plane hitting one of the towers caught his eye.
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5:05Jim HoffmanHOST
At that point of time, it was speculated that it was a small Cessna or something.
GaiaGram - Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis
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0:43speaker_1NARRATOR
Scientists warn that layering this supercharged cycle atop human-driven ocean warming could cause irrevocable ecological damage worldwide.
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0:53speaker_1NARRATOR
As found on Yahoo News, sea level rise driven by melting ice sheets poses an urgent threat to coastal communities.
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1:01speaker_1NARRATOR
With Antarctica and Greenland losing over 200 billion metric tons of ice annually since the 1970s, ocean waters are expanding rapidly.
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1:11speaker_1NARRATOR
Researchers project East Coast Atlantic levels will increase 10 to 14 inches over the next three decades, exposing tens of thousands of households and additional 336 square miles of land to flooding by 2050.
251. “Fugitive” - The Case of Ivora “Ivory” Huntley - Oakland, California - [ Part 1 of 2]
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8:19Leah D.HOST
The next morning, though, Teresa Green didn't show up for her shift at Florida Hospital.
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8:24Leah D.HOST
Yahoo News reported that when Teresa's teenage son, who had been at a friend's house the night of the party, anyhow, when he got back home, he knew instantly that something was wrong.
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8:35Leah D.HOST
His mom wasn't there and there was a hole in the drywall inside the apartment that wasn't there the night before.
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8:42Leah D.HOST
According to WESH News, Teresa didn't show up for her shift on the 26th or her next one on the 27th.
"Live"
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23:11Greg MillerGUEST
I mean, I looked on new- on, like, the news updates, like, some...
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23:16Greg MillerGUEST
I don't even re- it was, like, Yahoo! News or something today, and I'm just like, "Good grief." Like, the first three headlines, I was just like, "This sucks." Like-
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23:24RobHOST
Yeah
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23:24Greg MillerGUEST
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Saudi Arabian attempts to abduct dissidents from overseas, joining me is Zac Alrayyis.
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8:36Wajeeh LionHOST
I spoke to BBC.
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8:37Wajeeh LionHOST
I spoke to Yahoo News.
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8:41Wajeeh LionHOST
I spoke to many organizations about the situation.
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8:47Wajeeh LionHOST
And for those who are complaining about the podcast being a little fuzzy, I apologize.
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