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    Israel is trending as its football clash with Ireland becomes entangled in politics. Irish goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew from the fixture, drawing praise for his character, while reports say Ireland may have breached football rules in the match. Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson abandoned a press conference after racism accusations from Israeli journalists, and Irish international Finn Azaz has been caught up in the resulting geopolitical storm.

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    Prince Andrew takes legal action against Thames Valley Police●Andrew taking legal action against Thames Valley Police over search warrants https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/andreMmastodonWorldCrime35 h ago

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is bringing legal action against Thames Valley Police at the High Court over search warrants reportedly connected to the Sandringham Estate. The case, first reported by the Evening Standard, places the former Duke of York in a fresh legal dispute with a UK police force, drawing renewed public attention to his ongoing legal entanglements.

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    U.S.-Russia Ukraine Talks Now Include Oil Deal Tied to Trump Allies●U.S.-Russia Talks on Ukraine Now Involve an Oil Deal Tied to Trump AlliesYhnWarUkraine1254 min ago

    Negotiations between the United States and Russia over the war in Ukraine have expanded to include an oil deal connected to allies of Donald Trump, according to a New York Times report. The report points to involvement by figures including Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, raising questions about whether commercial interests are being woven into peace talks.

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    Physicists Measure Elusive Second Kind of Quantum Entanglement●After 25 Years, Physicists Can Finally Measure The 'Other' Kind of Quantum Entanglement https://www. sciencealert.com/afMmastodonScience427 min ago

    Physicists have reportedly achieved a way to measure the lesser-known form of quantum entanglement, closing a gap that has persisted for 25 years since the phenomenon was first theorized. The advance gives researchers a practical tool for detecting entanglement between indistinguishable particles, complementing standard measurements used in quantum experiments. Science enthusiasts and physicists are sharing the news as a notable step forward for quantum research.

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    Physicists Measure the 'Other' Kind of Quantum Entanglement After 25 Years▼After 25 Years, Physicists Can Finally Measure The 'Other' Kind of Quantum Entanglement✉newsSciencePhysics27 min ago

    Physicists have reportedly achieved a way to measure a second, lesser-known form of quantum entanglement, closing a gap that has persisted for 25 years. Entanglement, the phenomenon linking quantum particles regardless of distance, comes in more than one variety, and this advance finally makes the other kind experimentally measurable, opening new avenues for quantum research and technology.

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    New article unpacks the black hole information paradox▼New article on the black hole information paradox: why quantum unitarity clashes with Hawking's thermal radiation, how tMmastodonScienceSpace327 min ago

    A new article examines the black hole information paradox, explaining why quantum unitarity clashes with Hawking's thermal radiation and how the Page curve frames the problem. It also covers recent island and replica-wormhole calculations that reproduce the curve in simplified models, along with the firewall argument and the ER=EPR conjecture linking entanglement to spacetime geometry.

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    How Chinese spies targeted the Federal Reserve●Inside Man: How Chinese spies used lies, love and betrayal to target the Federal Reserve𝕏xCN3451 d ago

    CNBC reports on 'Inside Man', an account of how Chinese intelligence operatives allegedly used deception, romantic entanglements and betrayal in an effort to target the US Federal Reserve. The story details espionage methods aimed at extracting sensitive economic information from the US central bank, and is drawing wide attention as US-China tensions over technology and security continue.

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    Yemen's government launches major campaign against Houthis●The Saudi-backed government of Yemen on Sunday announced a major military campaign against the Houthi militia, a key Iranian ally, plunging the Middle East even deeper into war. The Iran-backed Houthi militia said it had targeted a refinery in Riyadh belo✉newsWorldDefense7 h ago

    The Saudi-backed government of Yemen announced a major military campaign against the Houthi militia on Sunday, escalating a conflict already entangled in wider regional tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. The Iran-aligned Houthis, meanwhile, claimed an attack on a refinery in Riyadh, underscoring how fighting in Yemen is spilling into Saudi territory and drawing the Middle East deeper into war.

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    Physicists measure the W state of three entangled photons▼Physicists measure the W state of three quantum-entangled photons — ScienceAlert✉newsSciencePhysics5 h ago

    Physicists have successfully measured the W state of three quantum-entangled photons, a specific type of multi-particle entanglement where entanglement is shared unevenly among the photons. The achievement, reported by ScienceAlert, demonstrates refined experimental control over complex quantum states, a capability relevant to quantum computing, quantum communication and fundamental tests of quantum mechanics. Science observers are sharing the result as a notable step in entanglement research.

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    U.S.-Russia Ukraine Talks Now Include Oil Deal Tied to Trump Allies▼U.S.-Russia Talks on Ukraine Now Involve an Oil Deal Tied to Trump Allies✉newsWarUkraine1 d ago

    U.S.-Russia negotiations over the war in Ukraine have expanded to include an oil deal connected to allies of President Trump, according to a New York Times report. The report suggests commercial energy interests are becoming entangled with diplomatic efforts to end the conflict, raising questions about who stands to benefit from any settlement between Washington and Moscow.

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    India-China thaw faces a new economic test●INDIA–CHINA THAW FACES A NEW ECONOMIC TEST India is working to improve ties with Beijing while reducing strategic depend𝕏xIN011 h ago

    India is working to improve ties with Beijing while simultaneously trying to reduce its strategic dependence on China. New analysis highlights how deeply the two economies remain connected, making decoupling difficult and creating a challenging balancing act for New Delhi as diplomatic relations warm but economic entanglement persists.

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    Dodgers again caught in Division Series drama as repeat hopes stall●Dodgers, mired in Division Series drama again, aren't thinking three-peat now https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7661746/2MmastodonSportBaseball14 h ago

    The Los Angeles Dodgers are once again entangled in post-season drama during the Division Series, and the defending champions insist they are not looking ahead to a possible third straight World Series title. The team says its full focus is on surviving the current round, a familiar position given their history of tense Division Series matchups in recent Octobers.

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    Why Saudi Arabia's War in Yemen Became a Quagmire●Why Saudi Arabia’s Last War in Yemen Turned Into a Quagmire✉newsWar55 min ago

    A New York Times analysis examines Saudi Arabia's years-long military intervention in Yemen, arguing it turned into a costly quagmire. The piece looks at how the campaign, launched in 2015 against the Houthis, failed to achieve decisive victory, drew international criticism over civilian casualties, and left the kingdom entangled in a protracted regional conflict.

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    Dave Ramsey team urges wife to end in-laws' co-signing damage▼'Co-Signing: It's Only There Because the Bank Knows That Person Cannot Pay': Ramsey Show to Wife Whose In-Laws Are Destroying Her Husband's Credit✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance11 h ago

    On The Ramsey Show, hosts advised a caller whose in-laws' co-signed loans are wrecking her husband's credit, telling her bluntly that co-signing exists only because the bank doubts the borrower can repay. The exchange has drawn attention as a cautionary example of how family lending entanglements can harm credit and relationships.

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    Ethiopia conflict risks spreading amid Sudan tensions▼Rikicin Habasha na barazanar yaduwa saboda alaka da Sudan?✉newsWarSudan52 min ago

    Concerns are growing that Ethiopia's internal conflict could widen beyond its borders because of the country's entanglement with Sudan. Links between armed groups and cross-border dynamics along the shared frontier are raising fears of regional escalation, with observers warning that the fighting could draw in neighbouring states and destabilise the Horn of Africa further.

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    How the EPR paradox was finally put to the test●The EPR paradox (1935) argued that quantum mechanics was incomplete. In 1964, John Bell showed the question could be tesMmastodonScience418 h ago

    The 1935 Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox argued that quantum mechanics was incomplete. In 1964, John Bell showed the question could be tested experimentally. Experiments between 1972 and 2015, including a Delft test measuring entangled electron spins 1.3 kilometres apart, found correlations that no local hidden variable theory can explain, settling the debate in favour of quantum mechanics.

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    US-Russia Ukraine talks include oil deal linked to Kushner, Witkoff▼US, Russia talks on Ukraine involve oil deal tied to Kushner, Witkoff: Report✉newsWar1 d ago

    A new report says discussions between the United States and Russia over the war in Ukraine have included a proposed oil deal connected to Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. The report is drawing attention because it suggests commercial energy interests are entangled with diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. Details of the arrangement and both men's exact roles remain unclear.

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    Researchers report that quantum entanglement present in the vacuum disappears when exposed to sufficiently strong external fields. The finding suggests that strong fields can strip away the correlations that normally link vacuum modes, with potential implications for quantum field theory and how physicists model field-matter interactions. The result is drawing attention among physics readers curious about its theoretical consequences and whether it could be tested experimentally in the near future.

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    Opinion column examines collision of politics and vaccination science▼Opinion/Guest column: When politics, science collide over vaccination✉newsScience23 h ago

    A guest opinion column argues that vaccination debates have become entangled with partisan politics, with scientific evidence increasingly taking a back seat to political positioning. The piece reflects ongoing public tension over vaccine policy, mandates and trust in health institutions, themes that continue to divide audiences and dominate commentary pages across US media outlets.

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    Listeners share indie track 'Entangled' by sknob●Entangled by @ sknob https:// sknob.fr/music/?entangled 🎵 # FediMusic , # IndieMusic , # NowPlaying 🎵MmastodonCultureMusic012 h ago

    Indie musician sknob is drawing attention with the track 'Entangled', shared through their personal site's music page. The song is being passed along by listeners using music-sharing tags on the Fediverse, where people regularly post what they are playing. The track is being highlighted as an example of independent music circulating outside mainstream streaming platforms.

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    Starbucks expands in China amid Xinjiang backlash●Starbucks expands in China, faces backlash over Xinjiang entry✉newsBusinessRetail13 h ago

    Starbucks is pressing ahead with its expansion in China, one of its largest and most important growth markets, while facing criticism over its presence and operations linked to Xinjiang. The company's bet on further Chinese growth is now colliding with controversy over the region, drawing backlash from activists and consumers abroad and putting its brand positioning in a politically sensitive spot.

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    Trump Blurred Ethical Lines With Ads, Businesses and Summits▼How Trump Moved Ethical Lines With His Ads, Businesses and Summits✉newsBusiness1 d ago

    The New York Times reports on how Donald Trump has pushed against established ethical boundaries through his political advertising, business dealings and branded summits, raising questions about conflicts of interest between his commercial ventures and political activity. The piece examines specific cases where critics say personal profit and campaigning have become entangled.

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    Geraldo Rivera calls Trump's crypto deals 'outrageously corrupt'▼Geraldo Rivera: Trump’s crypto deals ‘outrageously corrupt’✉newsWorldPolitics1 d ago

    Veteran journalist Geraldo Rivera has publicly accused Donald Trump of running crypto deals he describes as 'outrageously corrupt'. Rivera, once a staunch Trump defender, criticised the president's financial entanglements in the cryptocurrency industry, calling them a serious ethical breach. His remarks add to growing scrutiny from commentators over Trump's crypto ventures and the potential for conflicts of interest while in office.

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    Drag shows and memory politics on the Western Front▼Theatre of war: The Western Front, drag shows and the politics of memory✉newsCultureTheatre1 d ago

    A debate over drag shows staged at sites of remembrance on the Western Front has drawn attention to how wartime memory is being used in present-day political arguments. Commentators are weighing whether performances at First World War commemorative sites honour or trivialise the fallen, amid wider disputes over culture and commemoration in Europe.

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    Tuna Fishermen Pulled Into Deadly Drug War in Philippines' Tuna Capital●In the World’s Tuna Capital, Fishermen Are Being Drawn Into a Deadly Drug War✉newsWar1 d ago

    A Wall Street Journal report says fishermen in General Santos, the Philippines' self-styled tuna capital, are being drawn into the country's deadly drug war. Fishermen, who know remote sea routes well, are reportedly being used or targeted in narcotics trafficking, placing an already vulnerable coastal community at the centre of violent trafficking conflicts.

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    Birds are building nests from human rubbish●Birds are building nests with our rubbish. Can we offer them something better? https:// aussie.zone/post/37157865MmastodonEnvironment32 d ago

    Birds are increasingly incorporating human litter — plastic, cigarette butts, wire and other discarded materials — into their nests. Discussion focuses on whether people can help by offering safer alternatives, such as leaving out natural nesting materials, and on the risks rubbish poses to chicks through entanglement and poisoning.

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    US-Russia Ukraine Peace Talks Now Include Oil Deal Tied To Trump Allies●U.S. Talks With Russia To End Ukraine War Now Involve Oil Deal Tied To Trump Allies: NYT✉newsWarUkraine1 d ago

    Talks between the United States and Russia aimed at ending the war in Ukraine have expanded to include an oil deal connected to allies of Donald Trump, according to a New York Times report cited in coverage of the negotiations. The reported link between peace diplomacy and a commercial oil arrangement has drawn attention, raising questions about the financial interests entangled in the effort to end the conflict.

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    Hegseth's New Pentagon Religious Affairs Office Fuels Church-State Debate▼Hegseth's Newly Announced DOD Religious Affairs Office Sparks a New Debate Between Church and State✉newsWorldReligion2 d ago

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a new religious affairs office at the Department of Defense, a move immediately drawing criticism over its implications for the separation of church and state. Critics argue it risks entangling the military with religion, while supporters see it as supporting service members' religious needs, reigniting a familiar constitutional debate.

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    Bill targeting NIL could also rescue US Olympic team▼How a bill intended to rein in NIL and 'protect' college sports could also save the US Olympic team✉newsSportSports2 d ago

    US media outlets are reporting on proposed federal legislation aimed at curbing name, image and likeness payments in college sports. While framed as protecting college athletics from NIL spending, analysts note the bill could also help preserve the college pipeline that funds and develops most American Olympic athletes, whose futures are entangled with the NCAA's financial stability.

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    OpenAI staff confronted leadership over political super PAC ties●OpenAI staff pressed leadership on the company's ties to a political super PAC. In June, president Greg Brockman announcMmastodonWorldPolitics12 d ago

    OpenAI employees pressed leadership over the company's connections to a political super PAC. In June, president Greg Brockman said he would not fulfil a $50 million pledge, citing personal concerns. Internal messages reportedly show employees warned the controversy could push researchers to leave for competitors, adding to tensions around OpenAI's political involvement.

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    Researchers report a quantum entanglement experiment linking glass dust with light, suggesting that ordinary granular material can be entangled with optical photons. The work points to new ways of studying quantum effects in larger, everyday materials, though detailed findings and the team behind the result have not been widely reported yet.

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    Jared Kushner Accuses CNN of 'Deeply Misleading' Story●# CNN # News Jared Kushner Accuses CNN of 'Deeply Misleading' Story Tying Middle East Diplomacy to Israeli Defense CompaMmastodonWorld12 d ago

    Jared Kushner has publicly accused CNN of publishing a 'deeply misleading' story that linked his Middle East diplomacy work to Israeli defense companies. The dispute centers on reporting suggesting financial ties between Kushner's diplomatic activities and Israel's arms industry. Kushner's sharp rebuttal is drawing attention to scrutiny of his business entanglements in the region.

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    Study Suggests Quantum Entanglement May Come From Hidden Dimension●Quantum Entanglement May Emerge From a Hidden Extra Dimension, New Study Suggests✉newsSciencePhysics2 d ago

    A new study proposes that quantum entanglement, the phenomenon linking particles regardless of distance, could emerge from an extra hidden dimension rather than being a fundamental feature of spacetime. The suggestion revives long-standing questions about how entanglement works and whether spacetime itself is built from deeper structures. Physicists are likely to debate the idea, as any proposal tying entanglement to extra dimensions touches both quantum theory and attempts to unify physics.

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    Innsbruck Team Links Three Quantum Computers in Network●Quantum Internet Group Innsbruck Network Links Three Trapped-ion Quantum Computers✉newsTechnologyInternet2 d ago

    Researchers at the University of Innsbruck's Quantum Internet Group have networked three trapped-ion quantum computers, a step toward a scalable quantum internet. The team announced the milestone through coverage in Quantum Zeitgeist, highlighting entanglement-based links between separate quantum processors.