Patrick Stewart dead at 86: Star Trek and X-Men actor passes away after 'poignant journey with Alzheimer's disease and dementia'
Star Trek icon Sir Patrick Stewart has died aged 86
By Eve Buckland
--Daily Mail, 29 October 2026
Inside the 'never-ending cruise' that dumped its passengers in Cambodia: 'It got worse and worse
Crew begged us for money. We gave them $450k after they pressured us'
By Isabella Machin
--Daily Mail, 29 October 2026
Collateral Damage at Sea: How the Iran War is Sinking the Cruise Industry
By Larry C Johnson
--Sonar21, 29 October 2026
Walter Koenig, the Russian Crewman Chekov on 'Star Trek,' Dies at 90
He joined the TV series for the second season but had more to do on another acclaimed sci-fi program, 'Babylon 5'
By Mike Barnes
--The Hollywood Reporter, 26 October 2026
Relax, It's Only an Exxon Valdez on Steroids
Don't underestimate the damage to the world's crude tanker fleet and
don't underestimate the pollution now spreading through the Gulf and down the coast of Oman
But who needs drinking water?
By Larry Johnson
--Sonar21, 24 October 2026
This May Doom our Way of Life more than Iran or Russia /Alastair Crooke (video 14:32)
Daniel Davis / Deep Dive
--Youtube, 25 October 2026
Cheech & Chong to host grand opening of their Sonoma County dispensary with meet and greet Saturday
The gathering offers fans and cannabis enthusiasts an opportunity to meet the pair as they open their first California retail location in Forestville
By Charles Swanson
--The Mercury News, 23 October 2026
Dutch Court Orders Bill Gates to Stand Trial Over COVID-19 Vaccine Allegations
Gates, along with Pfizer CEO and Dutch officials, accused of knowingly promoting unsafe vaccines; attempts to evade trial rejected as November 27th hearing approaches
By
London Daily
--Global Research, 22 October 2026
Decoding why California's gas prices are higher than a chain of islands deep in the Pacific
Gas should not be more expensive in California than in Hawaii
By CA Post Editorial Board
--California Post, 21 October 2026
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