BERLIN STREET ART SURGE

Local graffiti artists have taken to the walls near the burned HOR building to express their feelings on the incident. Several murals have appeared overnight, depicting themes of resilience and unity. City officials are debating whether to preserve the new artwork as part of the community's response, though some community members against street art speak out that it's "disrespectful to the tragidy."

N.O.V.A CORP FOR SCRUTINY

The suspected involvement of N.O.V.A Corp vigilantes in the HOR building arson incident has cast a harsh spotlight on N.O.V.A Corp, a militaristic group already infamous for its cryptic messaging and radical ideology. Public discourse has intensified, with community leaders and politicians calling for increased surveillance and stricter regulation of organizations deemed as potential threats for international security. Recent online leaks suggest that N.O.V.A Corp has been conducting clandestine meetings in urban underground venues, discussing 'harmonic purges' and the 'silencing of disruptive noise.' While N.O.V.A Corp spokespeople have denied any connection to the fire or the arsonist's actions, the cryptic message left on their encrypted board only fuels suspicion. Authorities are currently analyzing digital footprints and communication channels associated with the group in hopes of uncovering more concrete evidence.

ARSON ACT BURNS HOR BERLIN

In a shocking turn of events yesterday afternoon, the iconic HOR building in Berlin, Germany, was set ablaze in what appears to be an act of arson. The incident, which occurred around 2:30 PM CET, followed shortly after DJ Ezyne had completed a recording session for a new song titled 'Chocolate Spaghetti' with a group of friends. The identity of the perpetrator was unfortunately not caught by any nearby eye witness reports, claiming no one was ever seen leaving the building. Despite intensive efforts by local authorities, the perpetrator remains at large, and his/her whereabouts and identity are still currently unknown. Law enforcement agencies have initiated a nationwide search, utilizing cutting-edge technology to track down the suspect. Polimer Hitch, CEO of Vanguard Null Systems — a prominent manufacturer of security drones — addressed the public in a statement this morning. 'We have deployed our latest top-security drones from Project AEGIS to comb the country and neighboring allied territories for the guilty as we speak,' Hitch announced. He reassured the public that every available resource is being utilized to bring the perpetrator to justice. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, though some speculate that it may be linked to dissatisfaction with the recent musical release. Sochka Terkovski, a local resident who witnessed the incident, had harsh words regarding the song at the center of the controversy. 'Honestly, the song was pretty [terrible] anyway,' Terkovski remarked. 'Serves that DJ right for cursing our world with that noise.' As the investigation unfolds, authorities are urging anyone with information on suspicious individuals to come forward. Meanwhile, the community remains on edge, grappling with the aftermath of the blaze and the unsettling implications of the attack. Berlin’s vibrant music scene, often celebrated for its creativity and diversity, has been shaken by this unexpected act of destruction. In response to the incident, the Berlin Fire Department has issued a statement highlighting the rapid response time of emergency services. Despite their efforts, the fire caused significant structural damage to the HOR building, which serves as a vital hub for local artists and music enthusiasts. Authorities estimate that repairs could take several months, leaving the community without one of its most cherished cultural venues. An online petition demanding justice for the arson attack has already garnered over 10,000 signatures within the first 24 hours. Fans of DJ Ezyne expressed both support for the artist and outrage at the act of violence, describing the incident as an attack on Berlin’s creative spirit. Meanwhile, some critics of Ezyne’s recent musical direction took to social media to voice mixed opinions, with hashtags such as #ChocolateSpaghettiDisaster trending nationwide. Adding to the intrigue, a cryptic post appeared on infamous militia group N.O.V.A Corp’s encrypted message board shortly after the incident, reading: 'A world without harmony is a world without truth. The noise must be silenced.' Authorities are investigating whether this message is connected to the attack or represents a broader ideological stance held by the group. In a brief statement posted to her official channel, DJ Ezyne expressed sadness to her friends that were fatally injured in the fire, stating: 'Music is about expression, and not everyone will like it — but violence is never the answer. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this senseless act.' Despite the chaos, locals remain resilient. Spontaneous gatherings and music performances have already sprung up near the ruins of the HOR building, as artists and fans alike reaffirm their commitment to keeping Berlin’s music scene alive. One participant commented, 'If they think burning a building can kill our spirit, they’re wrong. We’re louder than ever.'Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.

RICE TREAT GOES VIRAL

Social media is buzzing over a bizarre new dish called 'ChocoRice,' a bowl of rice mixed with chocolate that reportedly induces hallucinogenic side effects. Originally served at a niche pop-up café in Neukölln, the dish has sparked curiosity and concern alike and similar recipes have spread world-wide across cultural street vendors of every nation. Health officials are investigating the ingredients with concern for the safety of the recipe after multiple consumers reported vivid and surreal experiences, including seeing colors morph, vivid images of past memories, and hearing ambient sounds transform into rhythmic beats.

MYSTERY SIGNAL REPORT

Following the fire at the HOR building, residents in nearby districts have reported persistent issues with mobile network signals, Wi-Fi connections, Bluetooth devices, and even landline disruptions. Initially thought to be linked to the blaze itself, further investigation has revealed a more puzzling phenomenon: signals appear to scramble at regular intervals, causing brief bursts of static noise and distorted audio during phone calls. Experts from the Berlin Institute of Communications speculate that high-frequency interference from Project AEGIS drones may be at fault, though Vanguard Null Systems CEO Polimer Hitch insists that manufactured drones have no outgoing distruptive signals. Previous use of the drones seem to confirm this statement, though local businesses still express frustration, citing disruptions to their daily operations, continuing to blame Vanguard Null Systems for the matter.