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Searches for the Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB) are rising as Brazilians follow candidate listings and party alliances ahead of federal deputy elections. Coverage of party slates, including rival parties' candidates in Rio de Janeiro, is driving attention to how left-wing parties are positioning themselves for the race.
- 2FCC's unilateral power over mega space projects raises alarmβ"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could comp
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve massive spaceflight projects, such as large satellite constellations, that could permanently alter the appearance of the night sky for everyone on Earth. Astronomers and dark-sky advocates have protested these projects, but space law experts note there is very little other regulatory oversight or legal recourse available to stop them.
- 3Newgrounds, the long-running indie creative community, back in the spotlightβNewgrounds.com β A community of games, music, and art
Newgrounds, the online community for independent games, music, animation and art, is drawing renewed attention. Founded in the 1990s, the site helped launch Flash-era creators and many successful indie games before fading from mainstream view. Commenters are reminiscing about its role in internet culture and discussing how it survives as an ad-free, creator-driven platform today.
- 4GomSpace readies GOMX-5 CubeSat for SpaceX Transporter-18 launchβΌGomSpace Prepares 8U CubeSat GOMX-5 for SpaceX Transporter-18 Launch to Demonstrate Satellite Communications Technology β SatNews
Danish satellite manufacturer GomSpace is preparing its 8U CubeSat GOMX-5 for launch aboard SpaceX's Transporter-18 rideshare mission. The spacecraft is designed to demonstrate new satellite communications technology in orbit. The mission highlights GomSpace's role in the small-satellite market and the growing use of rideshare launches to test next-generation inter-satellite and space-to-ground communication capabilities before wider commercial deployment.
- 5Community launches OpenCourant fork after OpenRadioss shutdownβ# OpenCourant : # RockyLinux Developers Create Community Fork Of # OpenRadioss Big surprise and unfortunate decision of
Developers associated with the Rocky Linux community have created OpenCourant, a community fork of the open-source crash simulation code OpenRadioss. The move comes in response to Siemens shutting down the four-year-old project, which was originally started by Altair Engineering and built around its Radioss solver. Commenters describe the shutdown as surprising and an unfortunate loss for the open engineering community.
- 6UIS Homecoming to feature week of events for alumni and communityβUIS Homecoming to bring week of events for alumni and community
The University of Illinois Springfield is preparing a full week of Homecoming activities open to both alumni and the wider Springfield community. The events are intended to bring graduates back to campus and give local residents a chance to take part in celebrations alongside students, though specific event details were not included in the announcement.
- 7Five old gadgets given new life by open-source projectsβΌ5 more old gadgets worth keeping because the open-source community found better uses for them
A tech article highlights five older gadgets that are worth keeping because open-source communities have found new uses for them. Old routers, e-readers and similar devices can be repurposed with custom firmware and community software, extending their usefulness well beyond their original function. The piece is part of a running series encouraging people to hold onto hardware rather than throw it away.
- 8Fighting misinformation may require matching its style, study saysβResearch suggests that to counter misinformation online, we need to adopt the same communication style as the false clai
New research suggests that debunking online misinformation works best when corrections mimic the communication style of the false claims themselves. In a study, messages written in familiar, engaging language were five times more likely to be clicked on than neutral wording, prompting discussion about whether fact-checkers should adopt more viral-friendly styles to reach wider audiences.
- 9Environmental groups challenge FCC approval of space sunlight projectβ"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse appr
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 failed to consider the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy, reigniting debate over regulating commercial space ventures and their consequences for the night sky and ecosystems.
- 10Could Russia cut Ukrainians off from internet and mobile networks?βReaching the core: could Russia cut Ukrainians off from the internet and mobile communications?
Ukrainian media are examining whether Russia could sever Ukrainians' access to the internet and mobile communications. The report, published by Ukrainska Pravda, explores the vulnerability of Ukraine's telecommunications core infrastructure to Russian strikes and other disruption, and what cutoff would mean for civilians, the armed forces and the country's ability to communicate during the war.
- 11AWS Counters AI Backlash with Community InvestmentsβΌAWS Counters AI Backlash with Community Investments | The Morning Download for Oct. 2
Amazon Web Services is responding to growing public criticism of artificial intelligence by pouring money into community investments, according to The Morning Download newsletter. The move positions the cloud giant as trying to win goodwill and address concerns about AI's impact on workers and local communities as the technology expands.
- 12ICE Raids in Small Utah Town Spark Community FearβICE enforcement in a small Utah town sent a community into fear. Local police played a key role.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in a small Utah town have left residents afraid to go about daily life, according to reporting by The Salt Lake Tribune. The report highlights the central role played by local police, whose cooperation with federal agents helped facilitate the enforcement actions and deepened distrust between immigrant communities and law enforcement.
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The US intelligence community is being described as entering an 'AI moment', with spy agencies increasingly turning to artificial intelligence tools for analysis and information processing. The shift is drawing attention over how agencies like the CIA and NSA will balance the benefits of AI-assisted intelligence work against risks such as errors, security concerns and oversight of rapidly advancing technology.
- 14Homemade bomb alleged in plot targeting Manchester's Jewish communityβHomemade bomb part of alleged plot on Manchester's Jewish community, court told https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr62
A court has heard that a homemade bomb formed part of an alleged plot against Manchester's Jewish community. The claim emerged during proceedings in the UK, drawing attention to concerns about antisemitic violence and security around Jewish neighbourhoods and institutions in Britain.
- 15Republicans' anti-communist rhetoric clashes with Trump loyaltyβΌRepublicans say they hate communists. So why do they like Donald Trump?
A Guardian opinion piece examines a contradiction in Republican politics: the party defines itself by hostility to communism, yet overwhelmingly supports Donald Trump, whose critics accuse him of authoritarian and centralising instincts. The column argues conservatives have redefined their ideological enemy, treating loyalty to Trump as the real test rather than fidelity to anti-communist principles, a framing already drawing debate on the American right.
- 16European Movement UK steps up mobilisation driveβπ₯ European Movement UK is the community you need - and we are mobilising! So get onboard, get involved and get in the kn
European Movement UK is urging supporters to join and get involved as it ramps up its campaign. The pro-EU group, which pushes for closer ties with or rejoining the European Union, is encouraging people to sign up through its website to stay informed about its activities. The call comes amid ongoing debate in Britain about the country's post-Brexit relationship with Europe.
- 17Yolo County school boards group holds immigration and law enforcement forumβYolo County School Boards Association hosts immigration and law enforcement community forum
The Yolo County School Boards Association hosted a community forum focused on immigration and law enforcement, giving residents a chance to hear from officials and ask questions. The event comes as local families and educators seek clarity on how immigration enforcement affects schools and students in the county.
- 18WWII munitions shipwreck called a ticking time bomb near LondonβΌU.S. shipwreck, laden with World War II munitions, is a time bomb near London
An American ship that sank during World War II while carrying thousands of tons of munitions lies near the Thames estuary close to London, and officials have long warned it could still explode. Renewed attention is focusing on the wreck's deterioration and what a blast would mean for nearby communities.
- 19Japan's submarine cables remain vulnerable to attack and disastersβSubmarine cables underpin the country's economy, communications and defense. Yet they remain vulnerable to attack and di
A Japan Times commentary argues that submarine cables underpin Japan's economy, communications and defense, yet remain exposed to attacks and natural disasters. The piece calls attention to the country's undersea lifelines and the need to better protect this critical infrastructure.
- 20Church of the Resurrection Dedicates New Community CenterβMaking room for mission: Church of the Resurrection dedicates community center
The Church of the Resurrection has dedicated a new community center, described as 'making room for mission.' The facility is intended to expand the parish's outreach and ministry activities, providing space for community gatherings and church programs. Coverage by The Catholic Times highlights the dedication as a milestone for the congregation and its service to the surrounding community.
- 21Activists push early voting plans ahead of US midtermsβVisit this site to go on the offensive & make a plan to vote early in the upcoming midterms. β Resource Guide & Communit
The No Kings movement is encouraging Americans to vote early in the upcoming US midterm elections, pointing supporters to a resource guide on its website for making a voting plan. The call to action ties early voting to broader community organizing around the movement's No Kings Day mobilizations, urging people to 'go on the offensive' at the ballot box.
- 2295-year-old first-time playwright debuts immigration story in Daytonβ95-year-old first-time playwright brings story of immigration, community to Dayton region
A 95-year-old is making a debut as a playwright in the Dayton region, with a play centered on immigration and community. Local outlets are covering the production and the remarkable age at which the author is staging a first work. The story highlights immigrant experiences and their place in the Miami Valley, drawing local interest in both the play and its author.
- 23River Ridge Church volunteers build clean-water devices for overseas communitiesβRiver Ridge Church volunteers build clean-water devices for communities overseas
Volunteers from River Ridge Church are assembling clean-water devices intended to provide safer drinking water for communities overseas. The effort was covered by WOWK 13 News in West Virginia, highlighting the congregation's hands-on humanitarian work. Details on how many devices were built, which countries will receive them, and how they will be distributed have not been released.
- 24Moscow police detain dozens at Communist Party rallyβMoscow police detained dozens of participants at a Communist Party rally. When participants in the march started chantin
Moscow police detained dozens of participants at a Communist Party rally after marchers began chanting slogans including "We want freedom", "Down with Roskomnadzor", "No to political repression" and "Freedom for political prisoners". Some also denounced the ruling party, reportedly calling it a "party of crooks and thieves". The detentions highlight the Kremlin's tightening crackdown on public protest, and observers are debating why even a loyalist party's march met with repression.
- 25Flower Mound Couple Builds Community Through Garden CenterβGrowing Something Special: Flower Mound couple cultivates community through Land Care Garden Center
A couple in Flower Mound, Texas, is being featured for the way their business, Land Care Garden Center, has grown into a community hub. Beyond selling plants and garden supplies, they are credited with cultivating connections among local residents through the center. The story highlights their role in strengthening neighborhood ties and supporting local gardening culture.
- 26Cabrillo College's 'La Resiliencia' celebrates Latino art and communityβCabrillo Collegeβs βLa Resilienciaβ celebrates Latino identity, art and community
Cabrillo College in Santa Cruz County is presenting 'La Resiliencia', an event highlighting Latino identity through art and community gathering. The celebration spotlights local Latino artists and cultural expression, drawing attention as a meaningful recognition of the community's resilience and contributions on campus and in the wider region.
- 27Louisiana redistricting leaves Black community without congressional championβA Black community in Louisiana faces a future without a champion in Congress after redistricting
News outlets report that a Black community in Louisiana is set to lose its voice in Congress following redistricting changes, meaning residents may no longer have a representative who directly champions their interests in Washington. The story is being carried widely across national and regional outlets, highlighting how redistricting reshapes political representation for minority communities.
- 28Early MG5 EV owners face slow charger communication issues at public pointsβHere's a thought... Midge is an early MG5 EV and so has a slow charger that doesn't communicate well with some public ch
The MG5 EV, one of MG's earlier electric estates, carries an onboard charger that communicates poorly with some public charging points, a known frustration among early owners. Electric car conversion enthusiasts are cited as a resource, since they routinely mix batteries, chargers and motors from different vehicles and make them work together, suggesting possible fixes for compatibility problems.
- 29NAMIWalks Charleston rallies community against mental health stigmaβNAMIWalks Charleston brings community together to fight mental health stigma
NAMIWalks Charleston has taken place, bringing together local residents to raise awareness and funds for mental health support while challenging stigma around mental illness. The community walk, organized as part of the National Alliance on Mental Illness's signature event series, drew participants united in supporting those affected and promoting open conversations about mental health in the Charleston area.
- 30Eastern Iowa Community Colleges get $817K workforce training grantβEastern Iowa Community Colleges to receive $817K workforce training grant
Eastern Iowa Community Colleges will receive an $817,000 grant to fund workforce training programs. The funding is aimed at helping the colleges prepare students with job-ready skills for regional employers, strengthening the local labor pipeline in eastern Iowa.
- 31Dakar community joins forces to clean dilapidated schoolβPhotos: Community unites in Senegalβs Dakar to clean dilapidated school
Residents of Dakar, Senegal have come together to clean up a dilapidated local school, with photos showing volunteers working to restore the neglected building. The effort highlights how communities are stepping in where public maintenance has fallen short, and the images have drawn attention to the poor state of some school facilities in the Senegalese capital.
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Trinity Health Foundation is hosting a free community education event focused on nursing, according to the Quad-City Times. Details on the date, location and programme have not been widely reported, but the event is aimed at offering nursing education to members of the community at no cost. Local health foundations commonly run such sessions to support continuing education and community health awareness.
- 33Mack Hollins named NFLPA Community MVP after Special Olympics eventβMack Hollins named Week 4 NFLPA Community MVP after hosting Special Olympics Field Day
New England Patriots receiver Mack Hollins has been named the NFLPA's Week 4 Community Most Valuable Player after hosting a Special Olympics Field Day. The award recognises his work bringing athletes together for a day of competitions and activities. The Patriots and NFLPA publicised the honour, highlighting Hollins' continued off-field community involvement alongside his NFL career.
- 34Novelist Bsrat Mezghebe explores DC's Eritrean communityβWTOP Book Report: Local novelist Bsrat Mezghebe looks beneath the surface of DCβs Eritrean community
DC-area novelist Bsrat Mezghebe is being featured in WTOP's Book Report, where she discusses her fiction examining the inner life of Washington's Eritrean community. Her work looks beneath the surface of the diaspora experience, exploring identity, family and community dynamics in the nation's capital. The interview is drawing attention to her as a rising local literary voice.
- 35Harry Kane close to new Bayern Munich contractβForget a Premier League return: Harry Kane close to new contract with Bayern Munich
Harry Kane is reportedly close to signing a new contract with Bayern Munich, effectively ending speculation over a possible return to the Premier League. The England captain joined the German champions from Tottenham in 2023 and has been a prolific scorer in the Bundesliga. Fans and pundits are weighing what the extended deal means for his future in England.
- 36Community Invited To Paint Sandy Hook's Next Public ArtworkβCommunity Still Invited To Paint Sandy Hookβs Next Piece Of Public Art
Sandy Hook is continuing an open call inviting community members to help paint its next piece of public art in Newtown, Connecticut. Residents are still being encouraged to take part, keeping the town's tradition of collaborative public memorials and neighborhood art projects going, with the initiative drawing attention locally as participation remains open.
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Forma has opened a community pottery studio in Napa, giving local residents a shared space to learn and practice ceramics. The Napa Valley Register reported the launch, highlighting the studio's role in expanding hands-on arts offerings in the area. Details on classes, membership and opening events have not yet been widely reported.
- 38How Bayern Munich won the Olise gamble and the Premier League lost outβHow Bayern Munich won the Olise gamble and the Premier League's giants lost it
Bayern Munich signed Michael Olise from Crystal Palace in the summer of 2024, beating interest from several Premier League clubs. The French winger has since thrived in Bavaria, prompting debate about why England's biggest clubs did not push harder to secure him. Coverage contrasts Bayern's decisive move with the Premier League giants' hesitation, framing it as a transfer gamble that paid off handsomely for the German champions.
- 39UCLA students find fitness and community at CorePower Yoga WestwoodβBruins balance fitness with community at CorePower Yoga Westwood
UCLA students are turning to CorePower Yoga's Westwood studio near campus as a way to stay fit while building social connections. The studio offers hot yoga and sculpt classes that fit around student schedules, and members describe it as a welcoming community space rather than just a workout venue. The studio has become a popular wellness option for Bruins living near campus.
- 40Lightstar expands community solar and battery storage across IllinoisβLightstar is doubling down on Illinois, expanding its community solar and battery-storage footprint across the state
Lightstar is doubling down on Illinois, broadening its community solar and battery-storage footprint across the state. The move signals continued investor confidence in Illinois clean-energy projects, which have gained momentum under state incentives supporting community solar and storage development.