Another batch of protesters waving Armenian flags blocked the intersection of Laurel Canyon and Ventura boulevards in Studio City.

In many ways, just arriving at kickoff felt like a win for the Titans. They became the talk of the NFL these past few weeks as one positive COVID-19 test eventually ballooned into a total of 24 cases since Sept. 24. Their originally scheduled Sunday afternoon game was postponed until Tuesday night, marking the NFL’s first Tuesday game in a decade. The roster was limited, with several players still on the COVID-19/reserve list. They had limited practice together in the lead-up to the game. And their opponent Tuesday was their strongest of the season. No matter. In spite of all of that, the Titans were opportunistic in their dismantling of the surging Bills, using a mostly well-rounded effort to stifle Buffalo, 42-16. Tennessee, after an emotional, often-devastating past two weeks, improved to 4-0, their best start since 2008.

A trio of space travelers has launched successfully to the International Space Station, for the first time using a fast-track maneuver to reach the orbiting outpost in just three hours. NASA’s Kate Rubins along with Sergey Ryzhikov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov of the Russian space agency Roscosmos lifted off as scheduled Wednesday morning from the Russia-leased Baikonur space launch facility in Kazakhstan for a six-month stint on the station. For the first time, they are trying a two-orbit, three-hour approach to the orbiting space outpost. Previously it took twice as long for the crews to reach the station. They will join the station’s NASA commander, Chris Cassidy, and Roscosmos cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner, who have been aboard the complex since April and are scheduled to return to Earth in a week. Speaking during Tuesday’s pre-launch news conference at Baikonur, Rubins emphasized that the crew spent weeks in quarantine at the Star City training facility outside Moscow and then on Baikonur to avoid any threat from the coronavirus. “We spent two weeks at Star City and then 17 days at Baikonur in a very strict quarantine,” Rubins said. “During all communications with crew members, we were wearing masks. We made PCR tests twice and we also made three times antigen fast tests.”

LAS VEGAS — A man celebrating his birthday in Las Vegas hit a jackpot for $133,037 on Tuesday at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. John Daley hit the mega jackpot on Pai Gow Poker 5 Aces, according to a Caesars Entertainment news release. Daley was in town vacationing with two friends who organized a surprise birthday trip for him, a Caesars spokesman said. The jackpot hit just five days after Planet Hollywood reopened. #FUCK_LUCKY

Tucker Carlson Tonight: CDC DATA. A new study conducted by eleven medical institutions analyzed a group of people who tested positive for Covid in July. Here’s the interesting part: among those infected, more than 70 percent reported that they had "always" worn a mask for the preceding 14 days. Another 14.4 percent said they had "often" worn a mask. In other words, almost everyone who got coronavirus in July was wearing a mask. They got it anyway.

The biggest WWII bomb ever found in Poland exploded underwater Tuesday as the Polish Navy worked to defuse it. The Tallboy bomb weighed almost 12,000 lbs, including 5,000 lbs of explosives. A spokesperson said no one was injured and divers were at a safe distance.

In UK. Last week senior officers honoured Helen Barnett, former ARV and a female pioneer at 19. During a remarkable career Helen was stabbed, blown up by the IRA and shot in the line of duty. A valued member of the 19 family, Helen now works in support of veterans and former police officers.

Farmers in America praying for SA Farmers - Thank you!

Are you an expert in carpentry work? CAL FIRE is looking to fill multiple Stationary Engineer vacancies until October 16, 2020. Maintain and repair various building components in our facilities. Link to info: https://jobs.ca.gov/CalHRPublic/Search/JobSearchResults.aspx#classid=2919&depid=167

Philadelphia Police: On Monday October 12, 2020 at approximately 12:10AM, an unknown person gained access to the Aldi Store located at 6119 N. Broad Street. Once inside the suspect took three (3) cases of dish soap valued at $80. The offender fled the area in an unknown manner and direction. Suspect Description: Black male, tall, medium build, wearing a dark colored hooded jacket, dark colored pants, white/black sneakers, face covered with a white mask and carrying a dark duffel bag. If you see this suspect do not approach, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) or text a tip to PPD TIP or 773847. All tips will be confidential. If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact: Northwest Detective Division: 215-686-3353/3354 DC 20-35-083702

North Dakota couple home, healthy and happy with newborn quintuplets! Doctors told them it’s a 1 in 43 million chance, and a family in Surrey, North Dakota, is that one. Joshua and Megan Hulen welcomed quintuplets — that’s five babies — in September, and are now home as a family of nine. The Hulen’s say they’re grateful for many reasons. One is because the timing allowed for Joshua to be able to go with Megan to at least the first two doctor appointments. They were already parents to two boys — 7-year-old Jacob and 2-year-old Matthew — and wanted to try for a girl. The proud parents say doctors were just as shocked as they were, even saying this about the likelihood of having five babies. And just like that, five babies — five blessings — are here today. Miraculous, it is. Specialists in Fargo told the couple that their quints are the first in North Dakota.🥳