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    Russians Angry Over Mounting Battlefield Losses, Called a 'Catastrophe'●"It's a Catastrophe" - Russians Angry With Mounting Losses▶youtubeWarUkraine706.1K8 min ago

    Mounting Russian losses in the war against Ukraine are drawing angry reactions inside Russia, with the situation described as a catastrophe. Analyst Preston Stewart highlighted the growing criticism of the scale of casualties, as frustration over the mounting death toll continues to build among Russians following the setback on the battlefield.

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    Inside Trump's Turn on Zelensky: Starlink Suspicions●Starlink Suspicions and a Frantic Warning: Inside Trump's Turn on ZelenskyYhnWar119 min ago

    A Wall Street Journal report details President Trump's shift against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, linking it to suspicions surrounding Starlink and what the paper describes as a frantic warning that alarmed the White House. The account sheds new light on the deteriorating relationship between the two leaders and its implications for US support for Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia.

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    ICE Wants to Use AI to Monitor Detainee Calls and Movements●YhnLifeFashion2415 min ago

    US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly exploring the use of artificial intelligence to monitor detainee phone calls and track detainees' movements inside its facilities. The plan raises questions among readers about privacy, civil liberties and the accuracy of AI surveillance in detention settings, with debate underway about how such tools would be used and overseen.

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    New Documents Add Evidence in ExxonMobil Climate Deception Case●Documents add to evidence in climate deception case against ExxonMobilYhnEnvironmentClimate41059 min ago

    Newly uncovered documents are strengthening the case against ExxonMobil over allegations that the company misled the public about climate change. Reporting by Inside Climate News says the materials add to a growing body of evidence that the oil major knew of climate risks while publicly downplaying them. The documents are expected to feature in ongoing litigation and investigations into corporate climate accountability.

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    Anthropic's Claude Code terminal coding tool draws developer attention●anthropics/claude-code⬢github1795 min ago

    Anthropic's Claude Code, an open-source agentic coding tool written in TypeScript, is gaining traction among developers. The tool runs in the terminal, understands a codebase, and executes tasks like routine edits, code explanations, and git workflows through natural language commands. Its rising visibility suggests growing interest in AI assistants that work directly inside developers' existing workflows rather than separate chat interfaces.

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    Details Leak of Meeting Where Bari Weiss's Editor Threatened CBS Staff●Details Leak from Meeting Where Weiss's 'Handpicked' Editor Threatened CBS StaffYhnBusinessRetail8751 min ago

    Reports say details have emerged from a tense internal meeting at CBS News in which an editor installed by Bari Weiss allegedly threatened staff, with claims the comments could constitute legal grounds for firing. The leaked account has fueled discussion about turmoil inside the network's newsroom under Weiss's leadership and growing friction between new management and longtime employees.

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    Inside Barcelona's Sagrada Família: Gaudí's 'Bible in stone'●Inside Barcelona's Sagrada Família: How Gaudí's vision became a 'Bible in stone'✉newsWorldReligion11 min ago

    ABC News takes readers inside Barcelona's Sagrada Família, exploring how architect Antoni Gaudí designed the famous basilica as a 'Bible in stone', with its facades, towers and ornamentation depicting biblical scenes and Christian symbolism. The feature examines how builders have continued pursuing Gaudí's vision more than a century after construction began, as the unfinished church remains one of the world's most visited landmarks.

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    Study raises concerns over death rates at ICE detention facilities●Death rates at ICE detention facilities raise concerns about health standards: Study✉newsHealth54 min ago

    A new study has flagged higher death rates at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities, raising questions about health and medical care standards inside the centres. The findings have renewed calls from advocates and lawmakers for greater oversight, independent monitoring and improved medical provisions for detainees held in ICE custody.

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