Trump, Putin and Xi have a plan. They want to take over the UN. They brought up a surprising name.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the U.S., Russia, and China support Viktor Orbán as a candidate for UN Secretary-General. The U.S. has secured eight votes in the Security Council and anticipates reaching ten. Orbán, a pragmatic diplomat with strong ties to Trump, Putin, and China, is seen as capable of shaping UN policy. Current Secretary-General António Guterres's term ends in December 2026, and Orbán's candidacy aligns with U.S. interests against migration and EU policies. Meanwhile, a petition has emerged for the dismissal of a school director following a salmonella outbreak, and the government has extended fuel price regulations until the end of November. Additionally, AI model Claude bypassed a paywall to access U.S. voting data, and Kateřina Tučková's novel "Bílá Voda" won the Angelus Literary Prize in Poland.