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- 1White House Blocks CNN From Air Force One Trip●# WhiteHouse Blocks # CNN From # AirForceOne CNN won’t be able to join # Trump on a Saturday trip to Tennessee. He had b
The White House has barred CNN from joining President Trump aboard Air Force One on a Saturday trip to Tennessee. The move comes despite a court order issued Thursday that restored the network's access after Trump had banned CNN and two other news outlets from the White House. The dispute has revived debate over press freedom, the separation of powers and the judiciary's ability to check the administration's treatment of the media.
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Nigeria against Sierra Leone is drawing search interest, likely tied to a football fixture between the two West African nations. The Super Eagles and the Leone Stars have met in qualifiers before, and any new meeting tends to spark attention among Nigerian fans tracking the team's progress. Details of the match result or date remain limited.
- 3Why Steph Curry and Kawhi Leonard signed two-year deals●Why did Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard sign two-year deals? Explaining the over-38 rule https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/763
Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard have each signed two-year contract extensions, a structure shaped by the NBA's over-38 rule. The rule restricts how teams can pay players who will turn 38 during a contract, effectively capping future salary raises, so stars approaching that age often take shorter deals. Analysts are breaking down how the clause influenced the two veterans' negotiations with the Warriors and Raptors.
- 4Hantavirus risk overblown, doctors say, as telemedicine fraud sentences land▼Physicians say hantavirus headlines outpace actual risk; three sentenced in Moscow-based $2B telemedicine fraud; 1 in 10 surgeons leave the profession within 8 years – Morning Medical Update
Physicians are pushing back on hantavirus coverage, arguing news headlines have exaggerated the actual risk to the public. In other medical news, three people have been sentenced in a Moscow-based telemedicine fraud scheme worth roughly $2 billion, and new figures show one in ten surgeons leave the profession within eight years. The stories are circulating in a medical news roundup.
- 5Why Steph Curry and Kawhi Leonard signed two-year deals▼Why did Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard sign two-year deals? Explaining the over-38 rule
Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard have each signed two-year contracts, a length shaped by the NBA's over-38 rule. The rule prevents teams from circumventing the salary cap by offering veteran players multi-year deals that extend past their 38th birthday, treating those future seasons as deferred salary. The contracts reflect how both stars and their teams structured deals around the restriction.
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South Korea's Korea Housing Finance Corporation is reported to hold close to 2 trillion won in unrecovered jeonse rental guarantees. The figure highlights continued strain in the jeonse system, where tenants deposit large lump sums and guarantors face losses if homes are not returned. Attention is turning to the scale of the corporation's exposure and what it means for housing market risk.
- 7LG Display Bets Big on Advanced OLED Under New Leadership▼LG Display Enters Growth Trajectory on Advanced OLED Technology as Jeong Cheol-dong Bets Big
LG Display is being reported as entering a growth trajectory, driven by its advanced OLED technology strategy under CEO Jeong Cheol-dong. The company's leadership is described as placing a major bet on next-generation OLED panels to restore profitability and compete in the premium display market. Attention is focused on whether this technology push can sustain a lasting turnaround.
- 8Pope will not meet Bétharram abuse victims' collective, sparking outrage●«C’est affligeant et désespérant» : le #pape ne rencontrera pas le collectif des victimes de #Bétharram . #VisiteLeonXIV
Pope Leo XIV will not meet the collective representing victims of abuse at the Bétharram school during his visit to Lourdes, according to the announcement. The decision has drawn anger in France, with critics calling it 'distressing and desperate', as survivors had hoped the papal visit would bring recognition of the abuse scandal.
- 9Westlife star sues surgeon over weight loss operation●Westlife star sues surgeon after weight loss operation ‘nearly killed him’ https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .uk/2
A member of the Irish boy band Westlife is suing a surgeon, claiming a weight loss operation nearly killed him. The singer alleges the procedure went badly wrong and left him with serious complications, and he has now taken legal action against the doctor responsible. The story is drawing attention because of the star's fame and the severity of the alleged medical negligence claims involved.
- 10DLSS-NR-on-AMD mod delivers 74% boost on Radeon GPUs●DLSS-NR-on-AMD Developer Delivers 74% Performance Boost On Radeon GPUs In A Single Day
The developer behind the DLSS-NR-on-AMD project has reportedly achieved a 74% performance improvement on Radeon graphics cards within a single day of work. The claim, highlighted by Wccftech, is drawing attention from PC gaming enthusiasts because it suggests NVIDIA's upscaling and frame generation technologies can be adapted to run substantially faster on AMD hardware, potentially narrowing the gap between the two GPU ecosystems.
- 11NTU students design new deterrent against urban pigeons●Urban buildings and public facilities have long faced hygiene hazards from pigeon gatherings and bird droppings, yet tra
Students from Nanyang Technological University have developed a new approach to keeping pigeons off urban buildings and public facilities. Traditional anti-bird spikes are prone to rust and seen as inhumane, and the students drew on a natural structure for inspiration in creating an alternative method to address the hygiene hazards caused by pigeon droppings.
- 12Zeekr Malaysia partners with EON to expand Klang Valley showrooms●Zeekr Malaysia Partners With EON To Expand Klang Valley Network With New Showrooms
Zeekr Malaysia has entered a partnership with EON to grow its dealership presence in the Klang Valley, adding new showrooms to the region. The move is aimed at strengthening the Chinese electric vehicle brand's retail footprint as it scales up sales in Malaysia, giving customers more locations to view and purchase its vehicles.
- 13Maine DMR launches public education campaign on sturgeon recovery▼Maine DMR launches public education campaign to support sturgeon recovery
The Maine Department of Marine Resources has started a public education campaign aimed at supporting the recovery of sturgeon in the state's waters. The initiative is intended to inform the public about the endangered fish and how people can help protect them. Further details about the campaign's activities and funding have not yet been reported.
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Cultural Leonesa, the football club from León, hosted Coria in a Copa del Rey tie, with Spanish media framing it as a classic cup story: the 'Cinderella' minnows visiting the big city. Searches spiked around match day as fans looked for kickoff times, lineups and results. The posts highlight the underdog angle and a lower-division side getting a high-profile trip to León, with coverage focusing on the romantic nature of knockout football rather than the specific scoreline.
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'Peón Kurtz' refers to a well-known figure from Vigo's music scene in Spain, whose death is being reported. Local media, including Faro de Vigo, are publishing farewell pieces describing him as a recognisable voice in the city's musical history. Posts and headlines are tributes and obituaries honouring his contribution to music in Vigo, with readers and locals paying their respects. Details about the exact circumstances of his death are not given in the posts.
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- XEonAX/blender-copilot A Copilot-style AI chat panel that lives inside Blender. The agent loop runs in Blender's own Python process, execu