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News and Media

7.4‑Magnitude Quake Rocks Davao Oriental, Kills at Least Two

A 7.4‑magnitude quake struck Davao Oriental on Oct 10, 2025, killing at least two, injuring hundreds, and prompting widespread evacuations and aftershocks across Mindanao.

Elton Whittaker

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Leonardo DiCaprio's 'One Battle After Another' Projected to Open With $20‑$25 M This Weekend

The new action thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio opens this weekend with $20‑$25 million projections. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the $130 million film adapts Thomas Pynchon’s novel Vineland and has already sparked Oscar chatter. With a star‑studded cast including Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro, the movie puts both Anderson and DiCaprio under intense commercial pressure.

Elton Whittaker

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9/11 Footage: New York Public Library Acquires 500 Hours of Unseen Video

The New York Public Library has acquired the CameraPlanet Archive, a 1,200-hour collection of 9/11 video, including 500+ hours of unseen first-person footage shot by New Yorkers during and after the attacks. Donated by a husband-and-wife filmmaking team, it covers Ground Zero recovery, damaged transit, and pet rescues. Public access is planned by 2027 after cataloging and digitization.

Elton Whittaker

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What is the best source of unbiased, non-partisan world news?

In my quest to find an unbiased, non-partisan source of world news, it's clear that no single outlet perfectly fits the bill. However, a few stand out for their commitment to balanced reporting like Reuters and the Associated Press. BBC World News also offers a wide perspective, despite mild UK-centric leanings. Additionally, Al Jazeera provides in-depth coverage on issues often overlooked by western media. Ultimately, the best approach is to consume news from a variety of sources to get a well-rounded view of world events.

Elton Whittaker

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How much can you make selling footage to the news?

Selling footage to the news can be quite profitable, depending on the quality and uniqueness of the content. The average payment is typically between $50 to $300 per clip, though in rare cases, it can go up to thousands if the footage is exclusive and highly sought after. However, it's important to note that this isn't a consistent income source as it largely depends on capturing newsworthy moments. Plus, there's a lot of competition out there, so it's not as easy as it might seem. It's an interesting way to earn some cash, but definitely not something to rely on for a steady income.

Elton Whittaker