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    Student shoots two teachers in Marseille school attack▼A student has shot two teachers in Marseille France in a mass shooting attempt it is unclear if it is connected to the r𝕏xFRWorldCrime1.6K8 d ago

    A student opened fire on two teachers in Marseille, France, in what is described as a mass shooting attempt. Both teachers were shot, and authorities are investigating the attack. It remains unclear whether the incident is connected to recent protests in France, and details about the suspect's motives and the victims' condition have not yet been confirmed.

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    Google claims breakthrough in quantum computing error correction bottleneck●Bringing the magic: Google breaks open a bottleneck in quantum computingYhnSciencePhysics293 d ago

    Google says it has overcome a key bottleneck in quantum computing by demonstrating 'magic state cultivation', a technique for producing the high-quality resource states needed for fault-tolerant quantum computers. The announcement, published on Google's research blog, suggests a path forward for scaling machines beyond today's error-prone hardware.

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    Hegseth says Trump will do what is necessary to stop Iran nuclear ambitions▼Hegseth says Trump will do ‘what is necessary’ to stop Iran's nuclear ambitions✉newsWarNuclear10 d ago

    US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said President Donald Trump will take whatever action he deems necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions over Tehran's nuclear programme and raise questions about whether diplomatic pressure or military options are being considered.

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    Banks pull back from AI debt as concerns mount▼Banks are pulling back as AI's massive debt pile disconnects from economic reality✉newsTechnologyAI8 d ago

    Banks are reducing their exposure to debt tied to the artificial intelligence sector, amid warnings that the enormous borrowing behind AI infrastructure is out of step with actual economic returns. Financial outlets Axios and Yahoo Finance both report that lenders are growing wary of financing AI data centres and related projects, raising questions about whether debt levels in the sector are sustainable if revenues fail to justify the spending.

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    The AI boom's next bottleneck is money, not chips▼The AI boom’s next bottleneck is money, not chips✉newsTechnologySemiconductors9 d ago

    Semafor reports that the biggest constraint on the AI boom may no longer be access to advanced chips, but the enormous capital required to build data centers and power infrastructure. Analysts argue that financing costs and energy investment are becoming the decisive factors shaping which companies can keep scaling AI.

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    US lawmakers unveil bill targeting Wall Street bosses over Epstein ties▼US lawmakers unveil bill to hold Wall Street’s ‘Epstein-connected’ bosses to account https://www. theguardian.com/busineMmastodonBusinessBanking39 d ago

    US lawmakers have introduced a bill aimed at holding Wall Street executives with links to Jeffrey Epstein accountable. The legislation follows scrutiny of figures such as former Barclays chief Jes Staley over his connections to the late financier, and has drawn support from senators including Elizabeth Warren. It seeks stricter accountability for bank leaders whose Epstein ties were not adequately addressed by boards or regulators.

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    Three British teenagers arrested in Spain with guns and drugs●Three British teenagers arrested in spain with a arsenal of guns & drugs, money they also had connections to Swedish cri𝕏xESWorldCrime7128 d ago

    Three British teenagers, two of them aged 17 and a third just over 18 and the brother of one of the boys, have been arrested in Spain after police reportedly found an arsenal of guns, drugs and money. Reports say the group had connections to Swedish criminal networks.

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    AstraZeneca signs $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitro▼AstraZeneca strikes $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitro✉newsBusinessLabor9 d ago

    AstraZeneca has agreed a $40 million deal with AI drug discovery startup insitro to use machine learning in developing new medicines. The partnership marks another step by a major pharmaceutical company to bring artificial intelligence into early-stage drug research. Observers see it as part of a broader industry push to cut discovery timelines and costs.

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    US schools protest FCC plan threatening E-Rate internet funding●Schools across US protest FCC plan that could disconnect kids from Internet FCC chair threatens E-Rate fund, blames schoMmastodonBusinessStartups210 d ago

    Schools across the United States are protesting an FCC proposal that could cut the E-Rate fund, the program that subsidizes internet access for schools and libraries. FCC chairman Brendan Carr has threatened the funding, blaming schools for children's excessive screen time. Educators warn the move could disconnect millions of students from online learning and widen the digital divide.

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    Three British teenagers arrested in Spain over guns and drugs●Three British teenagers arrested in spain with a arsenal of guns & drugs, money they also had connections to Swedish cri𝕏xGBWorldCrime6939 d ago

    Three British teenagers have been arrested in Spain after police allegedly found an arsenal of weapons, drugs and cash in their possession. Two of the suspects are aged 17, while the third, the older brother of one of the boys, is just over 18. Reports say the trio had links to Swedish criminal gangs, raising questions about how teenagers from the UK became entangled with organised crime networks abroad.

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    Ukraine says Starlink connectivity for military restored●RE: https:// journa.host/@ScottLucas/117443 521151144187 # Ukraine official: Connectivity for # Starlink systems used byMmastodonWarUkraine210 d ago

    A Ukrainian official says connectivity for Starlink systems used by the country's military has been 'restored and remains operational'. The Defense Ministry says it is continuing engagement with counterparts to clarify the reasons and circumstances behind the disruption. The reassurance follows concerns over whether Elon Musk's satellite network could be interrupted, a critical capability for Ukrainian battlefield communications.

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    Poor vs Rich Military Secret Bunker Challenge in Minecraft●POOR vs RICH Military SECRET BUNKER in Minecraft!▶youtubeWorldDefense1.9M19 h ago

    A popular Minecraft build-off pits a 'poor' secret military bunker against a 'rich' one, with creators competing to design increasingly elaborate underground bases within the game. Viewers are responding enthusiastically to the contrast between budget and luxury builds, driving the clip to the top of gaming content this week. The format joins a long-running trend of rich-versus-poor building challenges in the Minecraft community.

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    Elon Musk clashes with India over satellite spectrum rules●Elon Musk vs Govt of India: Satcom Spectrum Dispute & Reliance Jio IPO Connection▶youtubeBusinessPersonal Finance170.6K10 d ago

    Elon Musk's satellite venture is locked in a dispute with the Government of India over how satellite communication spectrum should be allocated, with the fight also drawing in questions about a possible Reliance Jio IPO connection. Indian business media are covering the standoff, which pits Musk's starlink-style satcom ambitions against the spectrum framework backed by Indian telecom players.

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    US schools protest FCC plan that could cut student internet access▼Schools across US protest FCC plan that could disconnect kids from Internet✉newsTechnologyInternet10 d ago

    Schools across the United States are voicing opposition to an FCC proposal they warn could leave students without internet access. Educators argue the plan threatens connectivity that many children rely on for homework and digital learning, particularly in low-income households. The pushback highlights growing tension between regulators and schools over how federal internet support programs are funded and administered.

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    Palestinian collective uses art to link Gaza and West Bank▼Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank✉newsWarMiddle East10 d ago

    A Palestinian art collective is using creative projects to build connections between Gaza and the West Bank, two territories physically separated and largely cut off from one another. The initiative, reported by Al Jazeera, highlights how artists are finding ways to maintain cultural ties and shared identity despite movement restrictions and the ongoing devastation of Gaza.

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    AstraZeneca partners with insitro on AI drug discovery▼AstraZeneca announces new strategic collaboration with insitro to use advanced AI systems to develop transformative therapeutics for difficult to treat cardiometabolic diseases✉newsTechnologyAI10 d ago

    AstraZeneca has announced a strategic collaboration with AI-driven drug discovery company insitro to develop new treatments for cardiometabolic diseases that are difficult to treat. The partnership will use advanced machine learning systems to identify and design transformative therapeutics. The move reflects the pharmaceutical industry's growing reliance on artificial intelligence to speed up drug development and tackle conditions with high unmet medical need.

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    AI coding gains stalled by human review bottleneck, study finds▼Study on AI coding agents finds gains "absorbed" by human review "bottleneck."YhnScience99 d ago

    A new study on AI coding agents, reported by Ars Technica, finds that the tools generate significantly more code but do not deliver proportionally more finished software. The productivity gains from AI are reportedly absorbed by a human review bottleneck, as developers must spend time evaluating, testing and approving machine-written code before it can ship. The findings challenge assumptions that AI coding assistants automatically translate into faster software delivery.

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    French firms cut refrigeration systems from internet after cyber attack●Following a recent cyber attack, many businesses in France have disconnected their refrigeration systems from the internMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity410 d ago

    Businesses across France are disconnecting commercial refrigeration systems from the internet following a recent cyber attack. The move aims to shield critical cooling equipment from unauthorized access and tampering. The decision highlights growing concern among French companies that connected industrial and retail systems could be exploited, prompting many to take equipment offline as a precaution rather than risk disruption.

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    Tianwan nuclear plant unit 7 connected to Chinese grid▼"Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant's unit 7 has been successfully connected to the grid, China National Nuclear Corporation haMmastodonWarNuclear210 d ago

    Unit 7 of the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant in China has been successfully connected to the grid, according to an announcement by China National Nuclear Corporation. The milestone marks a step toward full commercial operation for the reactor, part of a major nuclear expansion at the coastal site in Jiangsu province.

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    Around 10,000 players have taken part in a large-scale Minecraft simulation of the Cold War, staging an era of geopolitical standoff, alliances and espionage inside the block-based game. The event is drawing major attention online, with viewers fascinated by how a sandbox game can be used to recreate the tensions and proxy conflicts of the Cold War era on such a massive scale.

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    AstraZeneca signs $1.5 billion AI drug discovery deal with insitro●AstraZeneca inks $1.5B insitro deal for AI-enabled target discovery of liver, heart disease drugs✉newsTechnologyAI10 d ago

    AstraZeneca has agreed a deal worth up to $1.5 billion with AI drug discovery firm insitro to use machine learning to identify new drug targets for liver and heart diseases. The partnership pairs AstraZeneca's clinical expertise with insitro's data-driven discovery platform, reflecting the pharmaceutical industry's growing reliance on artificial intelligence to speed up early-stage research.

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    Amsterdam's dam square filled with Atalanta supporters and police buses ahead of Ajax's European match, with fans walking to the stadium. Meanwhile, former Ajax head scout Van der Zee criticised the club's 20 million euro signing Leonardo, saying better options were available. Elsewhere, Dusan Tadic, now at NEC, says his mentality still fits Ajax and calls it his dream club, while AZ and Feyenoord also made Eredivisie headlines.

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    Chivas Guadalajara face Necaxa in Apertura 2026 matchday 13●chivas guadalajara necaxa 20/10/2026GgoogleBR5005 d ago

    Chivas de Guadalajara are set to meet Necaxa on 20 October 2026 in matchday 13 of the Liga MX Apertura 2026. Confirmed lineups for the fixture have been published by Mexican media, and fans are following the team news ahead of kickoff as both sides look to secure points in the closing stretch of the regular season.

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    Nobel Prize-winning discovery links South Dakota Mines to deep-space research●Nobel Prize-winning discovery connects South Dakota Mines to deep-space research✉newsSciencePhysics1 h ago

    South Dakota Mines is being connected to a Nobel Prize-winning discovery that has implications for deep-space research. The university is reported to play a role in work tied to the award-winning finding, linking campus research to major questions in physics and the study of the universe. Further details about the discovery and the institution's exact contribution were not provided.

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    Xsolla and Game8.co Turn Game Guides Into Storefronts▼Xsolla and Game8.co Turn Game Guides Into Storefronts, Connecting Players and Publishers to the Global Market✉newsCultureGaming1 d ago

    Xsolla and Game8.co have announced a partnership that converts game guides into storefronts, allowing players to buy directly while reading and giving publishers a new route to global customers. The deal links Game8.co's large guide-reading audience with Xsolla's commerce infrastructure, aiming to shorten the distance between discovering a game and purchasing it.

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    US Lawmakers Unveil Bill Targeting Wall Street's Epstein-Linked Executives●US lawmakers💡have unveiled a new bill to hold WS’s Epstein-connected bosses to account for helping finance the late sexMmastodonWorldUS Politics710 d ago

    US lawmakers have introduced a bill seeking to hold Wall Street executives with ties to Jeffrey Epstein accountable for helping finance the late sex offender's crimes. The move came as Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren criticised Barclays for what she called dodging responsibility over its failure to properly vet former chief executive Jes Staley, who had a personal relationship with Epstein.

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    Brighton are playing Czech side Jablonec in the UEFA Conference League, with the fixture drawing heavy search interest in the UK, US and India. Fans are looking for predictions, betting tips and odds ahead of kick-off, with TNT Sports providing match coverage. It is a notable European tie for Brighton as they continue their Conference League campaign.

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    India quietly expands its role in AI fibre optic cables●The world is fighting over who makes AI chips. Almost no one is watching who makes the wires that connect them. India is𝕏xIN9349 h ago

    While global attention stays fixed on the race to manufacture AI chips, India is building a presence in the wiring that connects them. The country's exports of optical fibre and fibre cables reportedly rose 158% between April and August to $483 million, around Rs 4,300 crore. Commentators say this underappreciated segment of AI infrastructure could become a meaningful growth area for Indian manufacturing.

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    China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan launch railway bypassing Russia●China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have started building a railway bypassing Russia. The new route will connect China to𝕏xCN1.7K4 d ago

    China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have begun construction of a new railway that links China to the European Union through Central Asia without crossing Russian territory. The route is expected to cut delivery times by seven days and strengthen the region's role as a transit hub between Asia and Europe.

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    Guadalajara face Necaxa in Liga MX clash▼guadalajara - necaxaGgoogleMX50K5 d ago

    Chivas Guadalajara are taking on Necaxa in a Liga MX match drawing heavy attention in Mexico, with coverage led by sports outlets including Milenio's La Afición. Fans are discussing the fixture, lineups and result as the October 2026 season continues, and interest has also spilled over to audiences in the United States.

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    Judge faults Trump's golf plans over 'breakneck' tree removal▼In blistering ruling, judge says Trump’s golf plans spurred ‘breakneck’ tree removal✉newsWorldLaw & Courts10 d ago

    A judge has issued a sharply worded ruling stating that Donald Trump's plans for a golf course drove a rushed, 'breakneck' removal of trees. The ruling criticizes the speed and manner of the tree clearing carried out in connection with the golf project. The decision is drawing attention as another legal setback tied to Trump's business ventures.

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    Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb are taking on Dutch side NEC Nijmegen in a European club football fixture. N.E.C. held a press conference ahead of the match as Dutch media and supporters of the Nijmegen club followed their team's rare meeting with a big Balkan opponent. Interest is strongest among Nijmegen fans, for whom a knockout-round trip to Zagreb's Maksimir stadium is a notable occasion.

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    Brighton face Jablonec in a Europa League fixture on Thursday, October 22, 2026, with bookmakers and tipsters including Sporting Life publishing best bets and Conference League tips for the night's matches. Interest in the matchup is high in the UK, US and India as fans search for fixture details and betting odds ahead of kick-off.

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    Czech side Jablonec are taking on Brighton & Hove Albion in a Europa League or Conference League fixture, with the match drawing heavy search interest in the UK, US and India. Tipsters and betting outlets are featuring the game in their Thursday accumulators, offering predictions on the result and goals as part of their coverage of the midweek European programme.

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    China's grip on humanoid robot parts sparks US supply fears●# China dominates # humanoidhardware , creating # bottlenecks amid # USAChina tensions and an # FCC import ban. SAG’s LiMmastodonWorld011 d ago

    China dominates the supply of humanoid robot hardware, including critical components like motors and reducers, creating potential bottlenecks as US-China tensions escalate and an FCC import ban takes effect. Linda Sui of SAG warns the US is vulnerable to supply disruptions, while Jeff Burnstein of A3 notes Washington lacks a coherent strategy. Diversifying away from Chinese suppliers could significantly raise production costs for American robot makers.

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    A popular Minecraft Build Battle video is drawing attention over claims that a player, referred to as Verity, cheated during a build challenge. The content has gathered nearly 940,000 likes, making it one of the most discussed gaming items at the moment. Viewers are reacting to the cheating storyline, a familiar formula in Minecraft challenge videos that tends to drive strong engagement.

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    Puzzle fans are searching for daily hints and answers to the New York Times word game Connections. Outlets including Forbes and CNET publish daily guides, with recent editions covering puzzle #1232 for Sunday, October 25 and earlier instalments through the month. Each day brings a new 16-word grid to sort into four groups, and many players turn to hint pages before spoiling the full solution.

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    Fortuna Sittard drew away against NEC Nijmegen in the Eredivisie, with NEC salvaging an equaliser after missing a penalty. Meanwhile, Dutch media report that former Ajax midfielder Daley Sinkgraven, 31 and currently without a club, is in serious talks over a return to the Eredivisie with Fortuna. The Limburg club are also competing in the KNVB Cup sub-top this weekend.

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    Czech side Jablonec face English club Brighton in European competition, with the fixture listed among Thursday's Europa League and Conference League fixtures for October 22, 2026. Tipsters have included the match in their best bets coverage, and the pairing is attracting attention from football fans and punters across regions.

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    German handball club Rhein-Neckar Löwen have split from head coach Maik Machulla, with Abt stepping in to take over the team on an interim basis. The club says it wants to carry forward a positive upswing under the new coaching setup. Fans and German sports media are following how the change will affect the team's season.

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