Shooting Survivor: 'Nobody Knew What It Was' (Daily Rundown by Newser)

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October 26, 2023   The Big Rundown Shooting Survivor: 'Nobody Knew What It Was' As the manhunt continues in Maine for the gunman who killed at least 18 at a bowling alley and a restaurant in Lewiston, stories from those who survived the shootings and about those who did not were surfacing: A man who identifies himself only as Brandon tells the AP that he hadn't been in the Just-in-Time Recreation bowling alley long before he heard popping sounds. Keep reading   From our sponsors After Testing Dozens of Bed Sheets, These Are #1 Miracle Brand sheets use a proprietary silver infused thread that eliminates 99% of the bacteria normally found in cotton bedding. The result is an amazingly soft, self-cooling, and self-cleaning sheet that takes advantage of the heat-dispersing properties of silver. It's perhaps the best kept secret of luxury hotels and Airbnbs to use this type of bedding, and they are now available to the public. Try Risk Free >     More Big News Ohio Woman Is Alleged Serial Killer Police in Columbus, Ohio, say they've nabbed a serial killer who, against the norm, is a woman. Keep reading   Also Making Headlines >  Asked to Reassess, Judge Stands by His Fine of Trump  (Read It) >  New Speaker Addresses Shootings on First Day in Job  (Read It) >  US Economy Is a Hot One Right Now  (Read It) >  Acapulco Hurricane Left at Least 27 Dead  (Read It)   Today's Jaw-Dropper These Animals Are Tearing Up a Luxury Golf Course Seven Canyons is a 200-acre private golf course ranked among the top 25 courses in Arizona by Golf Digest. Keep reading     Don't Overlook NBA Coach Won't Talk Basketball After Shooting His team opened its season Wednesday night with a victory, but Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown declined to talk basketball in the post-game news conference. Keep reading   On the Lighter Side Comic That Captured 'Spirit of the Internet' Sells for $175K In addition to being the most reprinted New Yorker cartoon in history, a black-and-white doodle showing a dog using the internet is now the most expensive single-panel cartoon ever sold at auction. Keep reading   Science Buzz 'Incredibly Rare' Tomb Holds Hugging Skeletons On the surface, "it's just a gently rolling field of grass" in Scotland. Keep reading   Wild Card Nearly 10% of Us Have No Close Friends Your partner, kids, and how much you've got in the bank are all key to living a satisfying life—but not as much as having friends you can rely on, according to a new survey. Keep reading   Quote of the Day "We played a game. It was fun. Obviously, we won, but if we can't do anything to fix this, it's over. It's over for our country for this to happen time after time." Read the story Read This Elsewhere CEO Morning Routines Are Bananas. So I Tried a Few Read the story   Today's 6 Most-Read Stories   From Our Sponsors Manage your subscriptions  |  Unsubscribe from Newser emails  |  Privacy Policy We'd love to hear from you. Send us a note at feedback@newser.com. Newser, LLC  |  1395 Brickell Avenue  |  Suite 800  |  Miami, Florida  |  33131 © 2023 Newser, LLC. All rights reserved