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    Iran's Araghchi meets Qatari mediators amid US nuclear talks push●Iran’s Araghchi meets Qatari mediators as US calls for nuclear talks✉newsWar6 d ago

    Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Qatari mediators in Doha as Washington presses for renewed negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme. Qatar has acted as a key intermediary between Tehran and Washington in past exchanges. The meeting comes amid heightened regional tension, and observers are watching for any signal that direct nuclear talks between Iran and the United States might resume.

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    Congo Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 cases amid staff shortages▼Congo Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 cases as health worker shortages worsen✉newsHealth6 d ago

    Health officials report that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 8,000 cases, with shortages of health workers compounding the response effort. The milestone underlines the scale of the epidemic and the strain on medical staff and resources in affected areas. Observers warn that staffing gaps could slow containment, contact tracing and treatment, making it harder to bring the outbreak under control in the coming weeks.

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    UN Secretary-General Holds Talks with Iran's Foreign Minister▼Secretary-General Meets with Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iran✉newsWorldDiplomacy5 d ago

    United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres met with Iran's Minister for Foreign Affairs at UN headquarters, according to an announcement from UN Media. No details of the discussion have been released. Meetings between the UN chief and Iranian diplomats typically cover regional conflicts, nuclear issues and humanitarian concerns, drawing attention given Iran's prominent role in current global tensions.

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    EU's Kaja Kallas expected in Damascus for Syria normalisation talks●European Union, Syria EU's Kaja Kallas expected in Damascus to pursue Syria's normalisation✉newsWorldEU Politics6 d ago

    European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is expected to travel to Damascus as the EU moves to normalise relations with Syria's new authorities. The visit signals a shift in European policy after years of isolation under the Assad government, with Brussels weighing engagement, sanctions relief and support for Syria's political transition.

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    EU Commission makes new push for Chat Control 2.0●De Europese Commissie doet weer nieuwe poging tot verplichting ChatControl 2.0 massasurveillance. Informeer jezelf overMmastodonWorldEU Politics126 d ago

    The European Commission is making another attempt to push through Chat Control 2.0, a proposal that would require scanning of private messages, widely criticised as mass surveillance. Critics, including MEP Patrick Breyer, are urging citizens to inform themselves about the latest amendments and contact Members of the European Parliament, hoping the Parliament holds its previous position against the plan.

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    ICE shuttles Utah detainees across the country, families say▼‘They disappear’: ICE shuttles Utah detainees all over the country. Finding them can take days.✉newsWorldImmigration6 d ago

    Immigration attorneys and families in Utah say ICE is transferring detainees to facilities across the United States, often without notice, making it difficult to locate them for days at a time. Critics describe the practice as people effectively disappearing from the system, complicating legal representation and family contact, and raising concerns about due process for those in immigration custody.

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    Charles Spencer Has Spoken to William and Harry Since Diana Book Release●Charles Spencer Has Spoken to Prince William and Prince Harry Since Diana Book Release✉newsCultureBooks6 d ago

    Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, says he has been in contact with both Prince William and Prince Harry since the release of his new book about his sister. The remark is drawing attention given the long-running estrangement between the royal brothers, and it suggests Spencer has maintained ties with both nephews despite tensions within the royal family. Details of the conversations have not been disclosed.

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    Making Contact Radio Program Airs New Episode●NOW PLAYING == Making Contact 10/3/26 https:// youtu.be/YpQlhdWpl8c?si=ZRvaA6 RuIb7d166b # news # documentary # journaliMmastodonLifeEducation57 h ago

    The syndicated radio program Making Contact, which covers news, human rights, and social justice topics, has aired its latest episode dated March 10, 2026. The program is being shared with listeners online, with the broadcaster promoting it across topics including activism, peace, geopolitics, and US politics.

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    X post sparks backlash with anti-Indian immigration remarks●The one thing that makes me optimistic is indians are so unlikeable that one only needs contact with them to oppose immi𝕏xIN3921 d ago

    An account on X claimed that contact with Indians makes people oppose immigration from India, predicting that within ten years closing off immigration from India will be the most popular political position worldwide. The remark drew engagement in the region and reflects a broader rise in hostile rhetoric targeting Indian migrants on social media, feeding debates over immigration policy and online hate speech.

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    Brazilian actress Marjorie Estiano has given a rare interview about her relationship with cardiologist Márcio Maranhão, revealing the couple met behind the scenes of the Globo medical drama 'Sob Pressão'. She recalled falling for 'the professional' and reflected on their first contact, in uncommonly personal comments about her private life.

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    Scam losses from hijacked UK social media accounts up 400%▼Money stolen by scammers hijacking UK social media accounts rises 400% https://www.theguardian.com/money/2026/oct/05/scaMmastodonTechnologyInternet22 h ago

    Fraudsters hijacking people's social media accounts to swindle their friends and followers have taken 400% more money from UK victims, according to a Guardian report. The scammers take over accounts, then pose as the owner to ask contacts for money or exploit trusted profiles for cons. The steep rise is being flagged as a warning to users to secure accounts with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.

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    Chinese diplomats court MEPs across political spectrum▼China/European Union • Chinese diplomacy reaching out to MEPs across political board✉newsWorldEU Politics59 min ago

    Chinese diplomacy is actively reaching out to members of the European Parliament across the political spectrum, a signal of Beijing's effort to broaden its influence in Brussels at a time of strained EU-China relations. The outreach spans different political groups, suggesting a coordinated strategy to build contacts regardless of party lines amid ongoing trade and political tensions.

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    Humpback whale filmed mourning stillborn calf off Queensland●🐋 NEW: In July 2025, a rescue boat captain near # Queensland spotted two # humpback # whales and the body of a stillbornMmastodonScience141 d ago

    In July 2025, a rescue boat captain near Queensland spotted two humpback whales and the body of a stillborn calf on the seafloor. Footage shows the female repeatedly diving toward the calf, making eye contact and resting a pectoral fin on its body. Researchers describe the behaviour as consistent with grieving, drawing wide attention to whale mourning.

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    FBI seeks potential victims in travel fraud investigation▼FBI seeks potential victims in travel-related fraud investigation✉newsLifeTravel6 d ago

    The FBI is asking potential victims to come forward as part of an investigation into travel-related fraud. The agency has not detailed the scope of the scheme or how many people may be affected, but is urging anyone who believes they were targeted to make contact. Details about suspects, locations and financial losses have not yet been released.

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    Golf coach Ando Ryoji questions whether your ball position is too far forward●【安定して飛ばしたい】あなたのボール位置⭕️⭕️過ぎてませんか?[安藤亮二] https://www. golftweet.com/645454/ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # 日本ゴルフMmastodonSportGolf010 h ago

    Japanese golf instructor Ando Ryoji is offering advice on ball position, asking players who want more consistent drives whether their ball is positioned too far forward in their stance. The tip targets amateur golfers struggling with unreliable contact and distance, and is being shared among Japanese golf communities.

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    Scammers hijacking UK social media accounts drive 400% fraud rise●Money stolen by scammers hijacking UK social media accounts rises 400% By Rupert Jones Many cases involve criminals usinMmastodonWorldCrime24 h ago

    Money stolen through scams on hijacked social media accounts in the UK has risen 400%, according to a Guardian report by Rupert Jones. Criminals take over people's profiles and use their identities to sell fake event tickets to friends and family, making the fraud harder to spot. The scale of the increase is prompting warnings about account security and caution when buying tickets through personal contacts online.

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    Veganism.social emerges as a dedicated vegan Mastodon server●Veganism.social is a Mastodon server for vegans to make friends and interact with the wider Fediverse. This server has aMmastodonLifeFood81 d ago

    Veganism.social is being highlighted as a Mastodon server where vegans can connect, make friends and interact with the wider Fediverse. The server allows posts of up to 10,000 characters, longer than many mainstream platforms permit, and directs newcomers to its about page for details on joining and contacting its administrator.

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    SSH 'error in libcrypto' key failures explained●When SSH reports Load key "...": error in libcrypto, it usually hasn’t reached the server’s... # programming # productivMmastodonTechnologySoftware322 h ago

    Developers are sharing a fix for a common SSH error where loading a private key fails with 'error in libcrypto'. The mistake usually happens before the server is ever contacted: the key file is corrupt, has wrong line endings, wrong permissions, or is not in the expected format. Converting the key with ssh-keygen or checking the file formatting resolves it, a tip aimed at beginners in devops.

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    China's spy agency calls crypto anonymity an 'illusion'●JUST IN: China's top intelligence agency warns anonymity in crypto is a "false proposition" and an "illusion." China's M𝕏xCN6.1K5 d ago

    China's Ministry of State Security has warned that anonymity in cryptocurrency is a "false proposition" and an "illusion." The agency claims foreign intelligence services exploit the perceived anonymity of crypto to recruit Chinese citizens for espionage, using it as bait in approaches. The statement adds to China's hard line on digital assets and highlights growing official concern about covert foreign contact operations.

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    Berlusconi musical about his life planned in Broadway style●Adnkronos - ultimoratop: Berlusconi 'Il principe azzurro', l'idea di un maxi show in stile Broadway: "Vorrei fare un musMmastodonCultureTheatre15 d ago

    Silvio Berlusconi reportedly wanted to stage a large-scale Broadway-style musical about his own life, tentatively called 'Il principe azzurro'. The project was revealed by image consultant Cesare Gasparotti, who said Berlusconi asked him for maximum secrecy, had already envisioned the scenography and had begun making contacts. The story of the late Italian leader becoming a stage musical is drawing amused and skeptical reactions.

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    Pro Golfers' Shots Sound Different, Japanese Golf Tips Say▼プロの一打は音から違います https://www. golftweet.com/645334/ # 1分ゴルフ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # ゴルフスイング # ゴルフレッスン # 日本MmastodonSportGolf01 d ago

    Golf enthusiasts in Japan are sharing tips on what separates professional players from amateurs, with the claim that a pro's strike sounds noticeably different on impact. The item, tagged with golf lesson and swing-distance hashtags, highlights how sound quality off the clubface signals clean contact and better ball striking for players chasing extra distance.

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    Apple to Replace iPhone 18 Pro Max Units Failing Calls on AT&T▼iPhone 18 Pro Max Can’t Make a Call on AT&T? Apple Says It Will Replace It for Free✉newsTechnologyMobile1 d ago

    Reports say some iPhone 18 Pro Max owners on AT&T are unable to make phone calls, and Apple is offering free device replacements to affected customers. The move suggests Apple is treating the problem as a hardware fault rather than a network or software issue, and affected users are being advised to contact Apple support for a swap.

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    Using Vibration to Make Objects Stick to Ceilings Contact-Free▼Using Vibration to Make Stuff Stick Contact-Free to Ceilings https://hackaday.com/2026/10/02/using-vibration-to-make-stuMmastodonScience32 d ago

    Engineers have demonstrated a way to hold objects against a ceiling without any physical contact, using high-frequency vibration — most likely acoustic levitation, where sound waves generate pressure that pins lightweight items in place. The writeup walks through the physics and the DIY build. Makers and science hobbyists are sharing it, impressed that near-field levitation can be done with inexpensive hardware.

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    Did a roof cable cost the Padres a go-ahead homer in Game 1?●Did a roof cable cost the Padres a go-ahead homer in Game 1? A bizarre ending in Milwaukee✉newsSportSoccer1 d ago

    The Padres' playoff opener in Milwaukee ended in confusion after a ball struck during a potential go-ahead moment appeared to make contact with something near the roof of the ballpark, raising the question of whether a cable altered its path and cost San Diego a home run. The bizarre finish dominated postgame discussion, with fans and analysts debating the call and how the stadium's unusual roof structure factored into the play.

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    Lithuania Scrambles NATO Jets Over Mystery Object●Lithuania Scrambles NATO Jets Over Mystery Object Near Belarus Border𝕏xSE3561 d ago

    Lithuania scrambled NATO fighter jets to investigate an unidentified object detected near its border with Belarus. The aircraft was launched after air traffic control lost contact with a small plane, prompting security concerns in the Baltic region. The incident has drawn wide attention as NATO members remain on alert over airspace violations and unidentified aircraft incidents involving the region bordering Russia and Belarus.

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    Apple to replace iPhone 18 Pro Max units that can't connect on AT&T▼iPhone 18 Pro Max can’t call or text on AT&T? Apple will replace it for free✉newsTechnologyMobile1 d ago

    Apple is reportedly offering free replacements for iPhone 18 Pro Max devices unable to make calls or send texts on AT&T's network. Affected customers are being told to contact Apple support for a replacement device at no cost. The issue appears to be limited to the AT&T network, and coverage is drawing attention as buyers report connectivity problems with the new flagship phone.

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    Norris narrowly avoids collision with Piastri at Bahrain GP●Norris narrowly avoids colliding with Piastri 😱 # F1 # BahrainGPMmastodonSportMotorsport116 h ago

    Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri came close to colliding during the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Norris managing to avoid contact at the last moment. The McLaren teammates' near-miss is drawing attention as fans debate how close the two cars came and what it means for the intra-team rivalry this season.

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    John Beck hits 110.2 mph groundout▼John Beck's 110.2 mph groundout✉newsSportBaseball6 h ago

    John Beck registered a groundout with an exit velocity of 110.2 mph in an MLB game, one of the hardest-hit balls of the day despite resulting in an out. The stat has drawn attention from baseball fans tracking hard-hit contact and the limits of exit velocity as a measure of offensive success.

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    New Device Helps Father Hold His Premature Twins▼A Dad Was Afraid To Hold His Premature Twins—This New Device Changed That✉newsLifeParenting1 d ago

    A father who was afraid to hold his premature newborn twins has found confidence through a new medical device designed to make skin-to-skin contact safer for fragile infants. The story highlights how such equipment can help parents overcome fear of handling babies in neonatal intensive care, and it is resonating with other parents of premature children.

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    Advice column tackles estranged son and will dilemma▼Column | Asking Eric: My son cut off all contact with us. Should we change our will?✉newsLifeParenting2 d ago

    A widely syndicated advice column from Eric Thomas, published in The Washington Post, addresses a painful family dilemma: parents whose son has cut off all contact with them are wondering whether they should remove him from their will. The question of inheritance in cases of family estrangement is striking a chord with readers.

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    Mike Brown Reveals NBA Greats Who Congratulated Him on Knicks Title▼Mike Brown Lists NBA Greats Who Reached Out After Knicks Championship✉newsSportBasketball2 d ago

    New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown says a number of NBA legends personally reached out to him after the franchise won a championship. He named the greats who contacted him, though the specific names are not detailed in available reports. The comments have drawn attention given the Knicks' long championship drought and Brown's role in ending it.

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    Trump posts GOP senator's phone number over daylight saving delay●Trump posts GOP senator’s cell phone number over daylight savings act stall✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance1 d ago

    President Trump has published a Republican senator's personal cell phone number online, accusing him of stalling legislation to end the twice-yearly clock changes. The daylight saving bill has been stuck in Congress despite Trump's earlier calls to make the change permanent, and his decision to publicly share the contact details marks an escalation of his pressure campaign against fellow members of his own party.

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    Which MLB lineups can handle postseason pitching?●Which lineups are built to better handle postseason pitching? https://www. mlb.com/news/which-lineups-are -built-to-handMmastodonSportBaseball12 d ago

    MLB.com examines which big league lineups are best built to survive October pitching, when staffs shorten bullpens and quality of arms sharpens dramatically. The analysis notes that October brings a tougher environment for hitters and that teams with better pitching generally advance, making contact skills and pitch selection more valuable than raw power as the playoffs approach.

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    AI agents making mass calls could overwhelm small businesses●If personal ai agents start spam calling businesses en mass to ask questions or try to make orders, I guarantee you manyMmastodonTechnologyAI33 d ago

    Commenters are warning that if personal AI agents begin calling businesses en masse to ask questions or place orders, many firms — especially restaurants and small shops — will simply remove their public phone numbers. The concern is that automated calls would overload staff with pointless queries and erode a channel customers still rely on, prompting businesses to cut off phone contact altogether.

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    Google Contacts Adds Custom Calling Cards to vCards●Google Contacts just got an easy way to share custom Calling Cards Your vCards can finally include your Calling Card desMmastodonTechnology24 d ago

    Google Contacts has rolled out a new feature allowing users to share custom Calling Cards, meaning vCards can now include a personalized Calling Card design. The update, reported by Android Authority, makes it easier for people to share styled contact information with others. Tech watchers are discussing how this changes contact sharing on Android devices.

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    Families pulling apart over political and religious disagreements▼Why political and religious disagreements are leading some families to pull apart✉newsWorldPolitics3 d ago

    Families across the United States are increasingly estranging themselves from relatives over political and religious differences, according to a report by Cleveland.com. The piece examines how deepening ideological divides, amplified by polarising elections and social debates, are pushing some people to cut off contact with parents, siblings and children they can no longer reconcile with.

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    Brewers swinging faster this season, boosting October hopes▼The Brewers are swinging faster this year. That could help them in October✉newsSportBaseball3 d ago

    Milwaukee Brewers hitters are swinging the bat faster in 2024 than in previous seasons, according to MLB.com. Increased bat speed can translate into harder contact, more extra-base hits and better results against high-velocity playoff pitching. The improvement is being viewed as a potentially significant factor if the Brewers make a deep postseason run in October.

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    Red Sox undone by small-ball approach in postseason collapse▼It was a big-time postseason disaster for the small-ball Red Sox https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7648549/2026/10/01/redMmastodonSportSports13 d ago

    The Boston Red Sox suffered a heavy postseason setback, losing Game 2 of the American League Wild Card series to the New York Yankees. Coverage frames it as a big-time disaster for the small-ball Red Sox, whose contact-heavy, run-manufacturing style came up short when it mattered most, ending their playoff run and prompting questions about the roster's approach.

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    Incident response plans rarely tested before real crises, security expert says●Most incident plans I have reviewed were written once, approved, and never run. The first time they meet reality is a reMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity12 d ago

    A cybersecurity commentator says most incident response plans are written once, approved, and never rehearsed, so teams only test them during a real incident. That leads to wasted first hours searching for contact numbers and arguing over decision-making authority. The UK's National Cyber Security Centre offers a free tool, Exercise in a Box, that lets organisations run practice scenarios to close that gap before an attack happens.

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    Two squirrels knock out Colorado substation twice in two days▼A Colorado substation with nearly all its equipment covered against wildlife went dark twice in two days because two squirrels found the parts that were not, the first cutting 4,400 customers for more than two hours and the second 1,300 for 40 minutes✉newsEnvironmentWildlife4 d ago

    A Colorado electrical substation lost power twice in two days after two squirrels contacted unprotected equipment. Nearly all of the facility's components were fitted with wildlife guards, but the animals reached the parts that were not covered. The first outage cut electricity to 4,400 customers for more than two hours; the second affected 1,300 customers for about 40 minutes.