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Home › MMA News › Glover Teixeira Reveals Why Raoni Barcelos’ Body Shut Down During UFC Vegas 121 Fight Glover Teixeira has discussed what really happened to Raoni Barcelos at UFC Vegas 121. Barcelos locked horns with Raul Rosas Jr. last month in the main event of the aforementioned fight night, and things were going as planned for the Brazilian. However, in the fifth round, when Barcelos just had to survive to get his hand raised, he suddenly went unconscious just as Rosas Jr. took him down. Check out the incident below: 🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: SCARY SCENE in the UFC tonight…

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Hours after Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was shot to death inside his bedroom in the hills above Port-au-Prince, one of the Haitian Americans involved in the plot to oust him from power was desperate. “I’m in real danger, very bad,” James Solages, a Broward county handyman who had accompanied a group of Colombian former military soldiers to Moïse’s residence that night, texted a man in Texas. Haitian police had surrounded a house not far from the crime scene where Solages and several of the Colombians had taken cover, and were shelling its walls with high-powered rifle fire. Solages, who hours…

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In September 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a peace plan to end the war in Gaza, vowing it would not only rebuild the devastated territory but also usher in “eternal peace in the Middle East.” A year later, the plan has stalled. Hamas has not disarmed. Israel still controls more than 60 percent of the strip. A promised technocratic government and international security force has not materialized, and large-scale reconstruction has barely begun; most Gazans still struggle to obtain food, water, and shelter. And as Israel’s October election approaches, the country’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has hardened his position,…

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Congressional Democratic leaders on Thursday called on Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte to resign after he moved to cut the housing regulator’s watchdog office budget to a level that the inspector general warned would “substantially inhibit” its ability to conduct independent oversight. On Wednesday, FHFA announced that its IG office would be scaled back after a review found that its budget and staffing were “extraordinary outlier[s]” compared with “peer OIGs.” “FHFA’s decision reflects its responsibility to ensure that every dollar is used responsibly, efficiently and for a clearly documented purpose,” the agency said in a press release. “FHFA fully supports…

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By Dr. Marcus Jones For the first time in decades, the United States is being forced to think seriously about naval shipbuilding as an allied industrial problem. Years of delayed programs, strained yards, maintenance backlogs, workforce losses and shortages, and the near-disappearance of commercial shipbuilding have converged with China’s extraordinary maritime-industrial expansion; old assumptions about U.S. defense-industrial sufficiency are untenable. In its May 2026 Shipbuilding Plan, the Navy formally crossed an important conceptual threshold. It describes the failure of American shipbuilding as structural, acknowledging that requirements expanded during execution, mature designs were modified, and cost estimates and construction schedules proved…

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ROME — Italian military planners risk losing out on €8 billion ($9 billion) in funding as government and opposition parties seek to cut both defense spending and support for Ukraine.The plans to limit spending emerged this week as Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni continues to be squeezed between NATO spending targets and voter opposition to spending tax payers’ cash on arms not hospitals.The possible €8 billion shortfall is tied up with Italy’s hot-and-cold approach to a European Union scheme to allow states to exempt a quantity of defense spending from their calculations of annual deficit spending over a number of…

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An air traffic controller didn’t provide an Amazon.com Inc. cargo plane with wind information prior to it crashing at Miami International Airport last month, killing five people on the ground, according to accident investigators. The controller who was responsible for arrivals and departures on the runway the Amazon jet was approaching gave the aircraft clearance to land but didn’t disclose that information, according to the preliminary report released by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board on October 1. U.S. Federal Aviation Administration procedures require controllers to provide wind direction and velocity when a tailwind exists.About four minutes prior to giving landing…

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Rheinmetall has achieved a decisive milestone within its new strategic partnership with Italian space company Argotec: On October 1, 2026, the first satellite developed within this collaboration was successfully launched into orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch vehicle from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, United States. With this successful launch, the Düsseldorf-based technology group, acting through its subsidiary Rheinmetall Italia S.p.A., initiates the targeted development of an independent, satellite-based capability for national security and military situational awareness, in close coordination with institutional stakeholders. The successful launch marks an important milestone in Rheinmetall’s expanding activities in the space domain.…

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Diehl Defence and the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology, and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) have signed a contract for the adaptation development of IRIS-T SLM. The aim is to make the system mission-capable on the German Navy’s F125 frigates. Under the terms of the contract, Diehl Defence will be responsible for building prototypes and conducting comprehensive test firings. These steps are essential to ensure the seamless integration and maximum performance of the IRIS-T SLM system within the existing architecture of the F125 class. In October 2025, Diehl Defence already participated in the “Maritime Firing Exercise 2025” with a navalized…

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Qore Performance Expands CATAMARAN Gen 3 Universal Plate Carrier Adapter Panel with New Coyote Brown Colorway Knoxville, TN (September 29, 2026) — Qore Performance, Inc. has announced the official availability of its CATAMARAN Gen 3 Universal Plate Carrier Adapter Panel in Coyote Brown. Joining the original Black colorway, the new Coyote Brown option allows military units and law enforcement agencies with strict uniform regulations to integrate Qore Performance ICEVENTS® and ICEPLATE® Gen 3 thermoregulation and hydration tools into issued body armor without policy conflicts. Built on the ICEPLATE EXO® Gen 3 architecture, CATAMARAN Gen 3 adds a laser-cut Velcro® loop…

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