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Fox News' early morning program went on a weird tangent today when one host demanded Taylor Swift have babies and another claimed Travis Kelce ruined his career by hooking up with the number one pop-star in the world. In their view, underneath the discussion, Swift can't be a good American girl without babies. "All I care about is if Taylor Swift finally gets engaged.

Former President Obama stumped for Kamala Harris in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, taking Trump to the woodshed and spanking him hard. When Obama first left office, he did not criticize his successor, but something had to be said eventually. This time, he called out the Bible, sneaker, and $100,000 watch salesman and didn't hold back. "The two-hour speeches, word salad, just, you know, it's like Fidel Castro, just on and on," Obama said.

Rare bear meat at gathering gives 10 people a scare—and parasitic worms Ars TechnicaUndercooked bear meat at North Carolina barbecue leaves 10 sickened, says CDC report Fox NewsTen people including five kids served bear meat infected with parasites at barbecue The IndependentTen-year-old falls violently ill in North Carolina after being fed bizarre animal at family BBQ Daily MailCDC details 2023 trichinellosis outbreak linked to undercooked bear meat University of Minnesota Twin Cities

The Hunt for Life on Europa Is About to Kick Up a Gear WIREDWith Hurricane Milton’s exit, Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Space Force assess damage Florida TodayWhen will NASA launch Europa Clipper? What to know about long-awaited mission to Jupiter's moon USA TODAYCould life exist on one of Jupiter’s moons?

Whooping Cough Is Spreading Again after Years of Relative Quiet Scientific AmericanFalling Vaccinations Contribute to Rising Pertussis Rates MedscapeRisk of national outbreak of whooping cough 'now considered high' StuffWhooping cough but without the whoop? Pertussis cases surge in southwest Idaho Boise State Public Radio