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    India and the West Indies are split 1-1 in their ODI series after two dramatic matches. Shubman Gill's double hundred powered India to a high-scging win in the opener, but Keemo Paul's five-wicket haul, following Shai Hope's century, wrecked India's chase in the second ODI and levelled the series. Fans worldwide are following the decider.

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    A city-building game where the city resists being built●A city-building game in which the city would prefer you didn'tYhnLifeHome & Garden5481 h ago

    A new browser game takes the city-builder formula and flips it: instead of guiding a city to grow, the city itself pushes back against the player's plans. Players are sharing and discussing the concept, with many noting how it doubles as a playful commentary on housing, planning and why cities are hard to build in real life.

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    Harms Committed archive publishes full hashtag directory●🌀Hashtag Directory🌀 This thread lists virtually every topic and location hashtag Harms Committed uses to catalogue indepMmastodonSportSports1254 min ago

    The independent journalism archive Harms Committed has posted a directory listing nearly every topic and location hashtag it uses to catalogue reporting. The project notes that its topic hashtags double as content warnings, encouraging readers to review the tags attached to each post before opening it, an approach aimed at helping audiences avoid distressing material.

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    Ancient Warming Episode Saw Temperatures Soar 45 Degrees▼About 304 million years ago, Earth’s average surface temperature climbed by 45.5 degrees Fahrenheit while carbon dioxideMmastodonEnvironment927 min ago

    About 304 million years ago, Earth's average surface temperature climbed by 45.5 degrees Fahrenheit while carbon dioxide levels doubled. Research published in August 2026 traces this prehistoric warming to a combination of volcanic activity, shifts in Earth's orbit, and thawing permafrost. Scientists say the episode offers a rare deep-time analogue for how greenhouse gases and feedback loops can drive dramatic climate change, drawing attention as modern CO2 levels continue to rise.

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    Edgar Allan Poe's The Gold-Bug still teaches cryptography●The Gold-Bug: Edgar Allan Poe's story that taught me about cryptography (2024)YhnEnvironmentWeather659 min ago

    Edgar Allan Poe's 1843 short story The Gold-Bug is being discussed for its role in introducing readers to cryptography. The tale follows William Legrand, who deciphers a coded message leading to buried treasure, and is considered one of the earliest depictions of cryptanalysis in fiction. Commenters are sharing how the story served as an early lesson in substitution ciphers and code-breaking.

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    Rising gas and airfare costs fail to curb travel demand●Gas, airfare costs are up by double digits but travel is still in high demand, Minnesota agency says✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    A Minnesota travel agency reports that gas and airfare prices have climbed by double digits, yet demand for travel remains strong. Travelers appear to be absorbing higher costs rather than canceling trips, keeping bookings robust despite the price increases across fuel and flights.

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    Cholera cases spike in DR Congo amid Ebola response▼DR Congo: Cholera cases spike amid fight against Ebola✉newsWorldUnited Nations1 h ago

    Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are reporting a sharp rise in cholera cases as the country continues battling an Ebola outbreak. The UN is raising the alarm about the double health emergency, warning that stretched resources and weak water and sanitation infrastructure are making it harder to contain both diseases at once.

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    US Pushes Sudan Ceasefire While Avoiding UAE's Role●The U.S. Wants a Ceasefire in Sudan but Won’t Confront the UAE’s Role in the War✉newsWarSudan56 min ago

    The United States is pressing for a ceasefire in Sudan's civil war but is avoiding direct confrontation with the United Arab Emirates over its alleged support for the Rapid Support Forces. Critics, including the advocacy group Democracy for the Arab World Now, argue Washington's reluctance to call out a key Gulf partner undermines peace efforts and prolongs the conflict between the Sudanese army and the RSF.

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    Post accuses Western countries of silence over Mideast killings●No condemnation from Canada, the European Union, the UK, or any other Western country. Murdering Palestinians, Yemenis,𝕏xGB14K5 h ago

    A widely shared post by an academic commentator claims that Canada, the European Union, the UK and other Western governments have issued no condemnation over the killing of Palestinians, Yemenis, Lebanese, Iraqis and Iranians, arguing Western states treat these deaths as acceptable. The claim is drawing large engagement and fuelling debate about alleged double standards in Western responses to Middle East conflicts.

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    Warming rate doubling points to 1.5C breach by 2028●A recent doubling of global warming rate signals a 1.5°C breach by 2028YhnWar2659 min ago

    A new study published in npj Climate and Atmospheric Science finds the rate of global warming has roughly doubled, projecting that the 1.5°C threshold above pre-industrial levels could be crossed as early as 2028. The finding suggests the Paris Agreement's key temperature limit may be breached years sooner than widely expected, prompting concern among climate scientists and policymakers about the pace of emissions cuts.

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    Wall Street banks face growing risks from AI financing and adoption▼As Wall Street banks finance and adopt AI, risks mount on both fronts✉newsTechnologyAI41 min ago

    Wall Street banks are pouring money into artificial intelligence, both by financing AI companies and by adopting the technology in their own operations. Analysts warn that this double exposure creates mounting risks: loans to a fast-moving, capital-hungry sector could sour if valuations fall, while reliance on AI inside banks raises operational, compliance and security concerns that regulators and risk managers are only beginning to address.

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    A Pennsylvania mother is accused of killing her husband and son at a Great Wolf Lodge resort. According to reporting, she told a 911 dispatcher during the incident that she needed 'help dying.' The case has drawn widespread attention as details of the emergency call and the deaths at the family resort location emerge.

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    Researchers have used high-speed video to show how honey bee stingers work, finding the structure functions as a double-piston venom pump. The footage captures the mechanism in action, offering new detail on how bees deliver venom so effectively. Readers are sharing the study as an example of engineering found in nature.

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    Merino says Arsenal ready for Premier League and Champions League double●Mikel Merino says Arsenal are 'ready' for Premier League, Champions League double✉newsSportSoccer14 min ago

    Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino says the squad is 'ready' to challenge for both the Premier League and the Champions League this season. His comments signal confidence within the group as Arsenal push on multiple fronts, and they have drawn attention from fans and pundits debating whether the team finally has the depth to win major trophies.

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    Zverev edges Bublik as Shanghai Masters day seven delivers●Zverev Battles Bublik, Fokina vs Hurkacz; Gea & De Minaur In Action | Shanghai 2026 Highlights Day 7▶youtubeSportTennis356.1K11 min ago

    Day seven of the 2026 Shanghai Masters saw Alexander Zverev taken the distance by Alexander Bublik in one of the day's standout matches, while Alejandro Davidovich Fokina faced Hubert Hurkacz. Spain's Alejandro Davidovich Fokina aside, Alex de Minaur and veteran Marcel Granollers-linked doubles action also featured, with Frenchman Hugo Gaston-adjacent draw matches keeping fans engaged ahead of the final rounds.

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    GlobalFoundries pushes FD-SOI with FDX Fusion for edge AI●GlobalFoundries is giving FD-SOI another push with FDX Fusion, targeting low-power edge AI chips that mix compute, RF, mMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors134 min ago

    GlobalFoundries is renewing its push behind FD-SOI technology with a new offering called FDX Fusion. Rather than competing on raw speed, the company is targeting low-power edge AI chips that combine computing, RF, memory and sensing on a single chip. The move positions FD-SOI as a niche but durable option for efficient, integrated edge devices.

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    Mental health evaluation ordered for man in chainsaw double killing●Mental health evaluation planned for man accused in chainsaw double homicide✉newsHealthMental Health20 min ago

    A man accused of killing two people with a chainsaw will undergo a mental health evaluation, according to a report from Fox 10. The court-ordered assessment comes as the suspect faces double homicide charges, with his mental state expected to be a key question as the case moves forward. Details about the victims and the suspect's motives have not been released.

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    Sarcastic 'know your terrorists' jibe targets Israel over Gaza▼Know your terrorists. Photo A: terrorism Photo B: not terrorism # gaza # israel # netanyahu # warcrimes # politics # ukMmastodonWarMiddle East82 h ago

    A widely shared sarcastic message telling readers to 'know your terrorists' — labelling one photo as terrorism and another as not — is circulating amid the Gaza war. The post, tagged with Gaza, Israel, Netanyahu and war crimes, accuses Western governments and media of applying the word 'terrorism' selectively, condemning Israeli actions while excusing them elsewhere.

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    Pepperdine Women's Tennis Heads to ITA Southwest Regionals in San Diego▼Women’s Tennis Heads to ITA Southwest Regionals in San Diego✉newsSportTennis11 min ago

    Pepperdine University's women's tennis team is traveling to San Diego to compete in the ITA Southwest Regionals. The regional tournament is a key stop on the fall collegiate tennis calendar, offering players a chance to qualify for the ITA national championships. Fans and followers of the program will be watching how the Waves' singles and doubles players fare against regional competition.

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    Long Beach to host Historic F1 Challenge doubleheader▼Long Beach gets Historic F1 Challenge doubleheader✉newsSportMotorsport8 min ago

    Long Beach will stage a doubleheader round of the Historic F1 Challenge, bringing vintage Formula 1 machinery back to the famed California street circuit. The event adds a nostalgic racing showcase to the track's calendar, letting fans see classic grand prix cars compete on the streets that hosted the United States Grand Prix West for decades.

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    Europe Outpaces US in Ukraine Aid, Hitting $271 Billion●Europe Leads Ukraine Aid with $271 Billion, U.S. at $132 Billion Through 2026𝕏xSE1632 min ago

    Europe has provided $271 billion in aid to Ukraine, nearly double the United States' $132 billion, with figures projected through 2026. The comparison is drawing attention as debate continues over the distribution of Western support for Kyiv and whether the burden of funding the war effort has shifted toward European governments.

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    ASML sales to China surge despite US export curbs●ASML's chip equipment sales to China surged 109 per cent in Q3 despite US export restrictions, with China now accountingMmastodonTechnology134 min ago

    ASML's chip equipment sales to China jumped 109 per cent in the third quarter, defying US export restrictions, with China now accounting for roughly 20 per cent of the Dutch semiconductor gear maker's total sales this year. The surge has drawn attention to the limits of Washington's efforts to curb China's access to advanced chipmaking equipment, as shipments to the Chinese market more than doubled from the same period a year earlier.

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    A technical blog post titled 'The Double Headed Stack Allocator' is circulating among programmers. It describes a memory allocation technique where a stack allocator grows from both ends, likely allowing two stacks to share one buffer. Readers in developer communities are sharing and debating the approach and its practical uses in game engines and low-level systems.

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    Citi doubles asset inflows, edging closer to profit goals▼Citi doubles asset inflows, edging closer to profit goals Its haul for net new assets rose by 105% year over year to $38MmastodonBusinessBanking144 min ago

    Citigroup reported net new asset inflows of $38 billion in the third quarter, a 105% increase year over year, a sign the bank's wealth management turnaround is gaining ground. Wealth head Andy Sieg has described asset inflows as the division's 'North Star,' and the doubling puts Citi closer to its profitability targets for the unit.

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    Amazfit adds LiveShare live safety tracking to T-Rex Dual Solar▼Amazfit’s new LiveShare feature brings real-time safety tracking to the T-Rex Dual Solar smartwatch✉newsEnvironmentEnergy26 min ago

    Amazfit has introduced a new LiveShare feature for its T-Rex Dual Solar smartwatch, allowing users to share their location in real time with chosen contacts for safety purposes. The rugged, solar-powered watch is aimed at outdoor users, and the addition positions it as a tool not just for fitness tracking but also for personal security while hiking, travelling or training alone.

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    Andrew Mwenda accused of exposing Kahinda Otafiire's double standards on human rights▼MUHOOZI VS OTAFIRE: ANDREW MWENDA Exposes the double standards of Otafire over human rights abuse▶youtubeWorldHuman Rights60.5K1 h ago

    Journalist Andrew Mwenda is at the centre of a debate in Uganda after a widely shared commentary accused him of highlighting what he calls the double standards of General Kahinda Otafiire on human rights abuses, in a dispute that also draws in Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba. Commentators are weighing Mwenda's claims against Otafiire's record and statements, with reactions split over whether the criticism is fair or politically motivated.

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    Mizzou Tennis Competes at ITA Central Regional▼Tennis Takes on ITA Central Regional✉newsSportTennis11 min ago

    Missouri tennis is competing at the ITA Central Regional, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's regional championship event. The Mizzou Athletics program announced the trip, with players facing opponents from central-region schools in singles and doubles draws. Results from the tournament feed into national fall rankings and can earn qualification spots toward the ITA national fall championships later in the season.

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    Women's Tennis ITA Mountain Regional Results From Day One▼Women's Tennis ITA Mountain Regional Results - Day 1✉newsSportTennis11 min ago

    Montana State University Athletics has released the Day 1 results from the women's tennis ITA Mountain Regional, reporting how its players fared in the opening rounds of the regional tournament. The results cover the early singles and doubles matches as the competition continues.

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    Warm Ocean Water Seeping Under Thwaites Glacier Doubles Sea-Level Threat▼Ocean Water Is Seeping Under the Doomsday Glacier—and Its Sea-Level Threat Just Doubled✉newsEnvironmentOceans23 min ago

    New reporting indicates ocean water is penetrating beneath the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica, nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier, roughly doubling estimates of its potential contribution to global sea-level rise. Scientists have long warned that the glacier's collapse could raise seas dramatically and destabilise nearby ice. The findings are prompting renewed concern about the pace of Antarctic ice loss and its consequences for coastal communities worldwide.

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    Kanpur murder case that fooled police for 18 days draws attention●The Double-Twist Murder Case That Fooled Kanpur Police for 18 Days | Vineet Minocha | Wronged▶youtubeWorldCrime1.2M3 h ago

    A murder case from Kanpur, India, is drawing wide attention after it was described as involving a double twist that kept police investigating for 18 days. The case is being told through an account involving Vineet Minocha on the 'Wronged' platform, with audiences engaging heavily with the story of how investigators were misled before the truth emerged.

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    Farmers await PM Kisan 24th installment as e-KYC deadline looms●pm kisan 24th installment date 2026GgoogleIN1001 h ago

    Farmers across India are searching for the release date of the 24th PM Kisan installment, expected in 2026, which would credit Rs 4,000 directly into beneficiaries' accounts under the income support scheme. Reports highlight that over 2.7 lakh farmers in Belagavi district alone have yet to complete mandatory e-KYC, which could delay or block their payments. Regional coverage also discusses which farmers may receive double benefits.

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    NCAA Doubles Champion Pat Harper Joins Lady Vol Tennis Staff▼NCAA Doubles Champion Pat Harper Named Lady Vol Tennis Assistant Coach✉newsSportTennis11 min ago

    Pat Harper, a former NCAA doubles champion, has been named assistant coach of the Tennessee Lady Volunteers tennis program, the university's athletics department announced. Harper brings championship pedigree to the Knoxville staff as the Lady Vols continue building their roster and coaching team. The move is drawing attention from college tennis fans watching Tennessee's program development.

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    Dr. Levy Wins Two Research Awards in One Week▼Dr. Levy receives two research awards in single week✉newsHealth21 min ago

    Dr. Levy has received two separate research awards within the same week, according to an announcement from Wayne State University's Today@Wayne. The double recognition highlights the researcher's standing in the medical research community, though details of the awards and the specific work honored were not disclosed in the announcement.

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    420 Yanomami children died preventable deaths under Bolsonaro●During Bolsonaro’s administration, between 2019 and 2022, 420 Yanomami children under the age of five died from preventaMmastodonWorldElections271 h ago

    New figures show that 420 Yanomami children under the age of five died from preventable causes such as malaria, malnutrition and parasitic infections between 2019 and 2022, during Jair Bolsonaro's presidency in Brazil. That is nearly double the number of deaths recorded in the four previous years. Critics link the crisis to weakened indigenous health protections and illegal mining in Yanomami territory.

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    GlobalFoundries to double Dresden chip plant in multibillion-euro expansion●@Globalfoundries kündigt weitere Milliardeninvestitionen in # Dresden an: Chipfabrik wird verdoppelt, # FDXFusion soll 7MmastodonTechnologySemiconductors234 min ago

    GlobalFoundries has announced further multibillion-euro investments at its Dresden site, doubling its chip factory there. The expansion includes the FDXFusion technology, intended to bring 7-nanometer chips for physical AI applications to Europe. The move strengthens Saxony's role as a European semiconductor hub amid ongoing efforts to expand European chip production capacity.

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    Sanders expands taxpayer-funded travel, denies campaigning▼Sanders amps up taxpayer-funded travel, but don’t call it campaigning✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has increased her use of taxpayer-funded travel across the state, while aides and allies insist the trips are official business rather than campaign stops. Critics question whether the travel blurs the line between governing and political campaigning, renewing scrutiny of how the governor uses state resources ahead of election season.

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    Space Heater That Mines Bitcoin Gets Expert Review●The Heatbit space heater uses the excess heat from mining Bitcoin to keep you warm. Really. Read our Wirecutter heating expert's review: https://nyti.ms/4rUvOYx✉newsBusinessCrypto47 min ago

    A New York Times Wirecutter heating expert has reviewed the Heatbit, a space heater that doubles as a Bitcoin mining rig, warming a room with the heat generated by cryptocurrency calculations. The device effectively lets users offset electricity costs by mining while heating. The review is drawing attention to whether crypto mining can serve a practical household purpose.

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    Colorado Buffs Sweep Doubles Play at Tennis Regionals●Buffs Sweep Doubles Play As Regionals Continue✉newsSportTennis11 min ago

    The University of Colorado women's tennis team, the Buffs, swept all doubles matches as NCAA regional play continued. Winning the doubles point gave Colorado an early advantage, with singles matches set to decide the outcome of the regional. The result keeps the Buffs' postseason run alive as they chase a spot in the next round of the tournament.

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    Bitcoin's 225% Three-Year Gain Outpaces the Nasdaq's 109%▼Over the Past 3 Years, Bitcoin Is Up 225% and the Nasdaq Is Up 109%. Here's the 1 Takeaway Lesson for Crypto Investors.✉newsBusinessCrypto47 min ago

    Financial commentators are highlighting that over the past three years Bitcoin has risen about 225%, roughly double the Nasdaq's 109% gain. The comparison is being used to draw a lesson for crypto investors, with the suggested takeaway centering on patience and holding through volatility rather than trading in and out. The piece has been picked up by both Yahoo Finance and The Motley Fool, keeping the debate about crypto as a long-term allocation in front of mainstream investors.

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    Bloomberg Expands Investment in Conversational AI●Exclusive | Bloomberg Doubles Down on Conversational AI✉newsTechnologyAI41 min ago

    Bloomberg is reportedly deepening its commitment to conversational AI, according to an exclusive report. The financial news and data company is expected to expand its use of AI-driven chat and assistant technologies across its products and services. Details on the scale of the investment and specific applications remain limited, but the move signals continued push by major financial information providers into artificial intelligence tools.

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