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    Justice Department says Russians plotted to kill dissident in US▼Russians allegedly planned to kill dissident in US, DOJ says✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    The US Department of Justice says Russian operatives allegedly planned to kill a Russian dissident living in the United States. The announcement has drawn attention to alleged Russian assassination plots extending onto American soil and is likely to intensify scrutiny of Moscow's activities in the US. Further details of the case and any charges have not been widely reported yet.

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    Pentagon names six US troops killed in Kuwait▼Pentagon identifies all 6 American troops killed in Kuwait amid Iran war✉newsWar43 min ago

    The Pentagon has identified all six American service members killed in Kuwait amid the ongoing war with Iran. The announcement confirms the deaths and names the fallen troops, marking a significant US casualty toll connected to the conflict. Further details about the circumstances of the deaths have not been provided in initial reporting.

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    US-Saudi nuclear deal sparks bipartisan alarm over enrichment rights●The U.S. just signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could let the kingdom enrich its own uranium, skipping the "gMmastodonWarNuclear438 min ago

    The United States has signed a nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia that could permit the kingdom to enrich its own uranium, dropping the so-called 'gold standard' restrictions Washington imposed on the UAE in a 2009 agreement. Lawmakers from both parties are raising concerns about the arrangement's implications for nuclear proliferation and stability in the Middle East, as debate grows over whether easing enrichment safeguards sets a dangerous precedent for the region.

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    Amazon seeks FCC approval for 5,105 new satellites amid secrecy claims●# Amazon is asking the # FCC to approve 5,105 massive new # satellites while hiding their orbital debris risk models behMmastodonScienceSpace Policy31413 min ago

    Amazon has asked the US Federal Communications Commission to approve a constellation of 5,105 additional satellites, part of its Project Kuiper broadband plans. Critics, including space environmentalism advocates, say the company is withholding its orbital debris risk models behind corporate secrecy and are calling for full public transparency, arguing that a safe and sustainable orbital environment should not be compromised by confidential filings.

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    Russia attacks Ukraine's data centers, sparking connectivity fears●Russia is attacking Ukraine's data centers: Could the Internet go down, and will rates go up?✉newsTechnologyInternet20 min ago

    Russia is attacking Ukraine's data center infrastructure, raising concerns about whether the country's internet connectivity could be disrupted. Observers are also asking whether internet and service rates in Ukraine may rise as providers are forced to rebuild or relocate infrastructure amid the continued strikes on critical digital facilities.

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    Pentagon lowers count of Iran war dead and wounded▼Pentagon lowers count of Iran war dead and wounded, sparking questions and outrage✉newsWar2 d ago

    The Pentagon has revised downward its official count of Americans killed and wounded in the Iran conflict, according to ABC News. The adjustment is drawing questions and outrage from critics, who want to know how casualty figures changed and why the earlier numbers were so different. The episode is fueling broader debate over the transparency of casualty reporting from the US military.

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    A new report from the Donetsk region takes viewers inside Ukraine's fortified defensive belt, documenting seven days with soldiers holding the line in what is described as a kill zone. The footage shows frontline conditions in the fortress belt protecting Ukrainian positions, and it has drawn a large audience following the conflict closely.

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    Putin Weighs Defending Refineries Against Striking Ukraine▼What Matters More to Putin? Russian Refineries or Striking Ukraine?✉newsWarUkraine1 d ago

    Kyiv Post examines the strategic dilemma facing Vladimir Putin: whether to prioritise air defence of Russian oil refineries, which have suffered repeated Ukrainian drone strikes, or to concentrate on offensive strikes against Ukraine. The debate touches on how attacks on energy infrastructure affect Russia's export revenues and the war's wider course.

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    Strikes kill 8 in Ukraine, 1 in Russia amid stalled de-escalation●Strikes kill 8 in Ukraine, 1 in Russia after Moscow rejects German calls to de-escalate✉newsWarUkraine6 d ago

    Air strikes have killed eight people in Ukraine and one in Russia, coming after Moscow rejected German calls to reduce hostilities. The exchange of attacks underscores the continued escalation of the war despite diplomatic efforts by Berlin to persuade the Kremlin to de-escalate. Officials in both countries reported civilian casualties, while European leaders face mounting pressure to find a path toward ending the fighting, now in its third year with no clear resolution.

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    South Korea's central bank right to let the boom run, say commentators▼South Korea’s central bank is smart not to kill this boom✉newsBusinessBanking1 d ago

    Commentary from Bloomberg and the Japan Times argues that the Bank of Korea is taking the right approach by not aggressively tightening policy to deflate what is described as a market or economic boom. The pieces suggest the central bank's restraint is sensible, allowing growth momentum to continue rather than choking it off prematurely. The view has circulated across global financial news coverage.

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    Environmental groups petition FCC over space sunlight project●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse apprMmastodonScienceSpace Policy4613 min ago

    Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday urging the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency ignored potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy. The petition reignites debate over how regulators weigh commercial space ventures against environmental and dark-sky concerns.

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    Nearly 19% of Working-Age Adults Now Use AI▼AI Usage Now at 18.8% Among Working-Age People✉newsTechnologyAI4 d ago

    According to a Wall Street Journal report, AI usage among working-age people has reached 18.8%. The figure highlights how quickly artificial intelligence tools have moved from niche technology into everyday work routines. The report is drawing attention as businesses and policymakers track how widely AI has been adopted across the workforce.

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    Five men arrested near UK military base over suspected terror plot▼BREAKING: 5 men ARRESTED near military base in UK for allegedly preparing terror attack▶youtubeWarTerrorism998.5K6 d ago

    Five men have been arrested near a military base in the United Kingdom on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack. Police reportedly moved in before any assault was carried out. The arrests come amid heightened security concerns in Britain, and details about the men's identities, motives or intended target have not yet been confirmed as the investigation continues.

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    Fannie Mae Cuts At Least 10 Senior Jobs Amid Housing Risks▼FNMA Faces Senior Leadership Shake-Up — Fannie Mae Reportedly Cuts At Least 10 High-Ranking Jobs As Housing Market Risks Mount✉newsBusinessReal Estate30 min ago

    Fannie Mae has reportedly eliminated at least 10 high-ranking positions in a senior leadership shake-up. The restructuring comes as the mortgage giant and the broader US housing market face mounting risks, including elevated rates and affordability pressures. Observers are watching whether the management changes signal a deeper strategic shift at the government-backed lender or a response to growing financial and policy uncertainty in housing.

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    Trump reacts after terror suspects arrested in UK●BREAKING: Trump reacts after terror suspects ARRESTED in UK▶youtubeWarTerrorism1.4M6 d ago

    US President Donald Trump has responded to news that terror suspects were arrested in the United Kingdom. British authorities detained the individuals in an operation that quickly drew international attention, and Trump's comments on the arrests have fueled further discussion across news outlets and social media about the case and its implications.

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    Bob Mackie, the American fashion designer famed for his glamorous costumes worn by entertainment icons including Cher and Carol Burnett, has died at the age of 87. Known for dazzling beadwork, feathers and show-stopping gowns, Mackie dressed some of the biggest names in music and television across a career spanning more than six decades, and tributes are pouring in from the entertainment and fashion worlds.

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    SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for the first time▼SpaceX’s Starship Reaches Orbit For First Time – Retail Calls It ‘History In The Making’✉newsBusinessRetail6 d ago

    SpaceX's Starship has reached orbit for the first time, a milestone in the company's effort to build a fully reusable heavy-lift rocket. Retail investors and space enthusiasts are celebrating the achievement, with many calling it 'history in the making' and pointing to its implications for space travel, satellite deployment and SpaceX's valuation.

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    Joshua Kimmich is at the centre of discussion in Germany after leaving the national team camp, with new DFB head coach Jürgen Klopp refusing to reveal who will captain the side in his absence. Klopp called the captaincy question a secret, while Bayern coach Vincent Kompany was asked to respond to the debate surrounding Kimmich. The uncertainty over leadership in the squad is fueling widespread speculation in German media.

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    US Eases Environmental Reviews for Natural Gas Projects▼MAKING PROJECTS EASIER: US Eases Environmental Reviews for Natural Gas Projects✉newsEnvironment3 d ago

    The United States has moved to simplify environmental reviews for natural gas projects, a step aimed at speeding up approvals for new infrastructure. The change, reported by EnergyNow, is expected to make it easier for developers to build pipelines and related facilities. Supporters see it as a way to boost energy supply, while environmental advocates are likely to raise concerns about reduced oversight of projects with potential ecological impact.

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    The Los Angeles Kings meet the Vegas Golden Knights with the team still searching for its first win under new head coach Peter Laviolette. The matchup has drawn heavy search interest in the US and Canada as fans watch whether Laviolette can turn the Kings' season around against a strong divisional rival.

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    Singapore on edge as sky turns green●Breaking news: Singapore is on edge as the sky above the city turns green𝕏xSG050 min ago

    Singapore residents are reporting that the sky above the city has turned an unusual green colour, prompting alarm and heavy discussion online. Green skies are often associated with severe thunderstorms, and observers are sharing images while warning others to expect heavy rain or hail. Authorities have not issued any statement in the available reporting, so the cause of the phenomenon remains unconfirmed.

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    Drone footage reportedly shows Indian guard kicking Chinese soldier▼Drone footage reportedly shows an Indian border guard kicking a Chinese soldier.𝕏xIN3K5 h ago

    Drone footage circulating online reportedly shows an Indian border guard kicking a Chinese soldier along the contested border between the two countries. The clip is drawing wide attention in India, with viewers debating what it reveals about tensions and conduct at the frontier, where Indian and Chinese forces have faced repeated standoffs in recent years.

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    Baby Zoo TV's 'Why Do We Have Scabs' Song Draws Big Audience●Why Do We Have Scabs Song | Educational Kids Songs by Baby Zoo TV▶youtubeLifeEducation1.3M57 min ago

    Baby Zoo TV's educational children's song 'Why Do We Have Scabs' is topping children's music charts globally, drawing over 1.2 million likes. The song teaches kids how scabs form and why they protect healing wounds, continuing the channel's popular format of turning everyday childhood questions into catchy nursery-style songs. Parents appear to be sharing it widely as a fun way to stop kids from picking at scratches.

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    Why the industry isn't panicking over DeepSeek 4.1 Flash●Why isn't the industry freaking out about DeepSeek 4.1 Flash?YhnHealthMedicine1.1K5 min ago

    A new DeepSeek release, referred to as 4.1 Flash, is drawing attention with the question of why the AI industry is not reacting more strongly to it. The discussion centres on whether the model's capabilities are being underestimated or whether a muted response is warranted. Commenters are weighing the implications for competing AI labs and pricing.

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    Trump Reportedly Wants Golf Club to Replace Camp David●Trump Wants His Golf Club to Be Camp David & Jimmy Kimmel's Message to Guillermo's Dancing Haters▶youtubeSportGolf3.4M1 h ago

    Jimmy Kimmel tackled two topics on his late-night show: reports that Donald Trump wants his New Jersey golf club to replace Camp David as the presidential retreat, and criticism aimed at his sidekick Guillermo for dancing on the program. Kimmel defended Guillermo with a blunt message to his detractors while mocking the idea of swapping the historic Maryland retreat for a Trump property.

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    Gorilla King 'Found His Real Parents' Story Goes Viral●Gorilla King Found his Real Parents▶youtubeLifeParenting2.7M58 min ago

    A viral story about a gorilla known as the Gorilla King supposedly finding his real parents is drawing huge attention online, topping trending charts with over 2.6 million engagements. Viewers are sharing emotional reactions to the reunion narrative, though few concrete details about the gorilla, its location, or how the discovery was made have been verified.

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    Village-style mud chicken clay cooking recipe draws huge interest●MUD CHICKEN | Whole Chicken Cooked in Covered Clay | Ancient Cooking Method | Village Chicken Recipe▶youtubeLifeFood7.1M1 h ago

    A recipe for whole chicken cooked in covered clay, described as an ancient village cooking method, is drawing enormous attention online. The video, from the Village Cooking Channel, has attracted more than seven million likes as viewers watch the traditional technique of sealing a chicken in mud and slow-cooking it, sparking interest in rustic, old-world food preparation.

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    Artist Crafts Miniature Clay House and Tiny Kitchen Set●Diy Miniature Clay House Making & Tiny Kitchen Set Handmade Art | All Kitchen set bartan | Tree 🌳▶youtubeCultureArt1.9M1 h ago

    Artist Raushan has shared a handmade miniature clay house complete with a tiny kitchen set, including miniature cookware and utensils, plus a small decorative tree. The intricate craft work has drawn nearly 1.9 million likes, with viewers praising the detail and patience involved in shaping each piece of the tiny kitchen by hand.

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    Ukrainian ground robot knocks Russian drone out of the sky●Footage of a Ukrainian ground robot knocking an incoming Russian FPV attack drone out of the sky by drifting into it.𝕏xRU12.1K19 h ago

    Footage circulating online shows a Ukrainian unmanned ground vehicle destroying an incoming Russian FPV attack drone by ramming it mid-air. The robot appears to drift into the drone's path, knocking it out of the sky. Observers are highlighting it as an example of improvised counter-drone tactics as both sides race to defend against cheap FPV attacks.

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    Veteran Spanish journalist Iñaki Gabilondo is trending in Spain amid news that RTVE will stage a special edition of the Telediario to mark its 70th anniversary. The broadcaster says the programme will bring back Carlos Franganillo, Matías Prats and other historic figures from its newsroom, prompting audiences to recall Gabilondo's own long tenure anchoring the flagship bulletin.

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    Wilderness Survival Skills Series Draws Huge Online Audience●Part 2 Skills: Wilderness Survival & Natural Technology #forestlife || Survival Technology Rahim▶youtubeTechnology19.3M1 d ago

    A wilderness survival content series known as Survival Technology Rahim is attracting massive attention with a new installment focused on primitive skills and natural technology in forest settings. The latest part of the series, tagged under forest life themes, shows bushcraft and survival techniques, and viewers have pushed engagement past 19 million likes, making it one of the most popular technology-labelled items globally.

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    EU moves to restrict metal scrap imports from India●EU Bans India from importing metal scrap | Ankit Agrawal Study IQ▶youtubeWorldEU Politics1.1M53 min ago

    The European Union has reportedly banned the import of metal scrap from India, a move discussed by educator Ankit Agrawal in an analysis for Study IQ. The restriction could affect Indian exporters of scrap metal and reshape trade flows, with buyers in the EU potentially sourcing from alternative markets instead. Details on the scope and timing of the measure remain limited.

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    Bessent: US Will Scrutinize Open-Source AI Models for IP Theft▼Bessent Says Trump Administration Will Scrutinize Open Source AI Models For IP Theft Amid Kimi K3 Buzz — ‘We Have The Ability To Sanction Them’✉newsTechnologySoftware3 d ago

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration will examine open-source AI models for intellectual property theft, warning 'we have the ability to sanction them.' The comments came as attention focused on Kimi K3, an open-source model from China's Moonshot AI, fueling debate over whether US officials will move against Chinese AI releases on trade or security grounds.

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    German soccer fan moved to tears by stranger's kindness in Boston●#BREAKING: A German soccer fan who flew to the USA but was fearful about coming because of news about criminals and peop𝕏xUS274.4K23 h ago

    A German soccer fan who traveled to the United States for a match says he was initially afraid to make the trip after hearing reports about crime and hostility toward visitors. Speaking live on air, he broke down in tears and said he had fallen in love with America after a Boston man named Bob gave him a ride. The story has drawn widespread attention as a feel-good contrast to negative headlines.

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    Spain's Homeless Children and the Rashfood News Backlash▼the homeless and hungry kids in Spain hearing this Rashfood news;𝕏xES19.8K2 h ago

    A widely shared comment points to children in Spain who are homeless and going hungry, reacting to the recent Rashfood news. The remark frames the story as a stark contrast between corporate or media hype and the daily reality of vulnerable families. It has drawn strong engagement, with many echoing frustration over food inequality while an economy-wide food story dominates headlines.

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    Riots break out in Brussels as youths clash with police●Riots have been taking place in Brussels this afternoon as young 2nd and 3rd-generation migrant rioters joined forces wi𝕏xFR1021 d ago

    Riots erupted in Brussels this afternoon, with riot police clashing with young demonstrators, reportedly second and third-generation migrants joined by Antifa activists. The unrest is described as inspired by the rioting in France, with teenagers taking to the streets citing anger over Belgium's education system. Streets saw confrontations as police attempted to contain the violence.

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    Warriors face Kings in NBA matchup●warriors vs kingsGgoogleAU1004 h ago

    The Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings are facing off in an NBA game, drawing widespread search interest in Australia and beyond. The matchup between the Western Conference rivals is generating attention from basketball fans tracking results and highlights. Little specific detail about the game's outcome or stakes is available in the current coverage.

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    Five dead in apparent murder-suicide in Georgia, police say●Five people shot and killed in apparent murder-suicide, Georgia police say✉newsWorldCrime44 min ago

    Five people were shot and killed in what Georgia police describe as an apparent murder-suicide. Authorities have not released further details about the victims or the circumstances, and the investigation is ongoing.

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    Chris and Mike Robot Best Friend Stories for Kids●Chris and Mike - Robot Best Friend Stories for Kids▶youtubeTechnologyRobotics2.1M19 min ago

    A new kids' story collection titled 'Chris and Mike - Robot Best Friend Stories for Kids' is circulating widely, telling tales of a child and his robot companion. The content is drawing large audiences in the children's robotics entertainment space, with viewers responding strongly to its themes of friendship between kids and machines.

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    Space Station's main robotic arm has stopped working●The large robotic arm on the International Space Station has stopped workingYhnWorld165 d ago

    The large robotic arm on the International Space Station, a critical tool for capturing cargo vehicles and supporting spacewalks, has reportedly stopped working. Engineers at NASA and its partners are expected to assess the fault and work on restoring the Canadarm2, which has been a workhorse of station operations for over two decades. Discussions are focused on what caused the failure and how operations might proceed without it.

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