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- 1Parent shares neighborhood yard signs while family recovers from illnessāThe kiddo has recovered, but now the rest of us are sick. I'm trying to keep things very mellow. No walks so far this we
A parent reports that their child has recovered from an illness, but the rest of the family has now caught it. Staying home with no walks this week, they shared a selection of favorite yard signs spotted around their neighborhood, a tradition especially common during US election seasons.
- 2IBM CEO touts open weight AI models for on-premises useāIBM CEO says open weight models are now good and cheap on-prem
IBM's chief executive says open weight AI models have become good enough and cheap enough to run on companies' own hardware, calling the option hard to resist. The claim, reported by The Register, signals IBM's push to position itself around on-premises AI deployments as enterprises weigh cloud costs, data control and sovereignty against hosted model services.
- 3Rahul Gandhi Claims to Reveal 'Secret' About Modi at Massive RallyāDo you know this secret of Modi? Rahul Gandhi revealed it in front of lakhs of people! | Rahul Ga...
Rahul Gandhi, a leading figure in India's opposition Congress party, told a crowd of hundreds of thousands that he was revealing a 'secret' about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The claim was broadcast by the Indian National Congress and has drawn heavy attention, with hundreds of thousands of people engaging with the remarks as Indian political debate intensifies.
- 4A handful of Oregon elections could decide Democratic supermajorityāOPB Politics Now: A handful of elections could determine Oregon Democratsā supermajority
Oregon Public Broadcasting's Politics Now examines how a small number of competitive legislative races could determine whether Oregon Democrats keep their supermajority in the state legislature. A handful of elections across key districts are expected to decide whether the party retains the two-thirds margins that let it raise revenue and override vetoes without Republican support.
- 5Disney to Raise Prices Days After Confirming Ads on All TiersāDisney Raising Prices Days After Confirming Ads Will Now Show Up on Every Tier
Disney is preparing a price increase for its streaming service, coming just days after the company confirmed that advertisements will now appear on every subscription tier, including premium plans previously free of ads. Critics are calling out the combination of higher costs and mandatory advertising, arguing subscribers are paying more for less. The move follows industry efforts to boost ad revenue across streaming platforms.
- 6Little-known rule could block socialists from taking congressional seatsāLittle-known rule could stop socialists from being sworn into Congress
Fox News reports that a little-known congressional rule could be used to prevent self-described socialists from being sworn into Congress. The claim centers on provisions allowing the House to judge members' qualifications, raising questions about whether political ideology could factor into seating decisions.
- 7Homeowner asks if tree roots can be stopped without felling the treeāMy parent's house has a tree that ofc has grown year after year. Now the problem is that the roots are growing into plac
A homeowner says a tree at their parents' house has grown for years and its roots are now spreading into places they shouldn't. People they have consulted mostly recommend cutting the tree down entirely, but they are asking whether root growth can be halted instead, for example by cutting the roots themselves.
- 8How the Associated Press calls midterm election winnersāWATCH: How does The Associated Press call 2026 midterm election winners? 4 things to know
The Associated Press is explaining how it declares winners in the 2026 US midterm elections, outlining four key things to know about its vote-counting and race-calling process. The explainer covers the methods the news agency uses to make its election calls, which news organisations across the United States rely on for results on election night.
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A train crash has occurred in Spain, and news outlets are compiling the details known so far, including casualties and circumstances, as information continues to emerge. Readers are following the story closely for updates on the number of people hurt or killed and the likely cause of the accident.
- 10Dax Shepard opens up about marriage stress with Kristen BellāDax Shepard reveals major āstressorā in marriage to Kristen Bell: āI donāt know that we always agreeā
Actor and podcast host Dax Shepard has spoken candidly about a major source of stress in his marriage to Kristen Bell, saying the couple do not always agree on things. His comments have drawn attention as fans react to the famously open couple discussing ongoing tensions in their relationship rather than presenting a picture of effortless harmony.
- 11American Mom Explains How Australian Schools Differ for US ParentsāWhat US Parents Need To Know About Australian Schools (From an American Mom)
An American mother living in Australia is drawing large audiences by explaining the key differences between Australian and US schools. In her guide aimed at American parents, she covers what families relocating from the United States should expect from the Australian education system, from school structures to daily routines. Viewers are engaging heavily with the comparison, with many parents weighing in on how the two systems stack up.
- 12Musicians praise Mirlo's artist-first platform featuresāMirlo really is one of the most music-first places out there (yeah, I know, I would say that). I've added all the curren
A musician has praised Mirlo as one of the most music-first platforms available, noting that they added their current cassette catalogue to their Ursinewave page there. They also highlight that Mirlo lets them list a cassette bundle on the platform even though it is hosted on their own website, a flexibility they see as proof of the platform's artist-friendly approach.
- 13Father of two 9-year-olds by different mothers braces for family falloutāI Have Two 9-Year-Olds by Two Different Women. Now the Whole Thing is About to Blow Up.
A father with two 9-year-old children by two different women says the situation is about to explode, in a Slate advice column. He is seeking guidance on how to manage the collision of his two family arrangements. The item has struck a chord with readers debating blended families, secrecy, and co-parenting responsibilities.
- 14New comma four review published after three years with comma threeāš We've run a comma three in Orion, our 2017 Chevy Bolt EV, for three years. Now the much smaller comma four is in, runn
A new review covers comma.ai's smaller comma four driver-assistance kit installed in a 2017 Chevy Bolt EV nicknamed Orion, replacing a comma three that ran in the same car for three years. The review looks at the new StarPilot 7.0 software, what has changed between hardware generations, how much the upgrade costs, and whether it is worth making the switch.
- 15Celebrity Traitors Series 2: what we know so farāThe Celebrity Traitors Series 2 - Everything you need to know
The BBC has published details on the second series of Celebrity Traitors, its star-studded reality format in which famous contestants try to identify the secret 'Traitors' among them. The roundup covers what is known so far about the show's return, with fans eager for casting news, a premiere date and how the first celebrity edition's twists will carry over.
- 16Fall/Winter 2026 Fashion Roundup: Collections, Collabs and CampaignsāEvery Fall/Winter 2026 Fashion Collection, Collab, and Campaign You Need to Know
Fashion media have published a comprehensive guide to the Fall/Winter 2026 season, gathering every major collection, brand collaboration and campaign in one place. The roundup comes as labels roll out their upcoming season's offerings and industry watchers track which designers and partnerships are shaping the fashion calendar ahead.
- 17Kit Harington Stars in Kith's English Countryside CampaignāKit Harington Hits English Countryside, Smokes a Cigar and Gives Jon Snow Vibes in Kith Campaign # Lifestyle # Style # F
Kit Harington fronts Kith's winter 2026 campaign, photographed in the English countryside smoking a cigar in imagery that fans say evokes his Game of Thrones character Jon Snow. The Hollywood Reporter covered the shoot, and the moody, rustic styling has drawn attention on social media as the brand unveiled the collection.
- 18The book that helped one saver cut impulse spendingāI stopped buying stupid sh*t because of this book (now I save thousands)
A personal finance creator says a single book changed her spending habits, helping her stop impulse purchases and save thousands. She shares the mindset shifts that cut needless spending, and the story is drawing a large audience interested in frugal living, budgeting and no-buy approaches to personal finance.
- 19Patrick Stewart dies at 86āPatrick Stewart, known for his roles as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in TV's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and the telepat
Sir Patrick Stewart, the British actor best known as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men" films, has died at the age of 86. News of his death spread rapidly across social media, with fans sharing tributes to a career that spanned decades of stage and screen work.
- 20Southern Africa's first known stenciled rock art discoveredāSouthern Africa's first known stenciled rock art found hiding in plain sight
Researchers have identified the first known stenciled rock art in Southern Africa, a find that had gone unnoticed despite being in plain sight. The discovery adds a previously unrecorded technique to the region's archaeological record and suggests stenciling, long documented elsewhere, was part of Southern Africa's ancient artistic practices.
- 21A fresh review of Neal Stephenson's PolostanāAnd now for something completely differentā¦a review of an actual recently-published (sorta) novel Iāve never read before
A book reviewer has published a take on Polostan, a novel by Neal Stephenson described as recently published, covering a book they had never read before. The reviewer frames it as a change of pace from their usual reading, sharing the review with the book community. The piece adds to ongoing discussion of Stephenson's latest historical fiction among readers online.
- 22Jed Perl and Marius Sosnowski launch 'We Never Called it Frisco'āBook Launch & Talk: Jed Perl & Marius Sosnowski on āWe Never Called it Friscoā
Hauser & Wirth is hosting a book launch and talk for 'We Never Called it Frisco', featuring art critic Jed Perl in conversation with Marius Sosnowski. The event pairs the two around the new title, continuing Perl's writing on art and culture. Details on the book's subject and the discussion's themes have not yet been widely reported.
- 23Auburn basketball meets Samford in exhibition tune-upāCan I watch Auburn basketball vs Samford exhibition today? What to know
Auburn's basketball team is playing an exhibition game against Samford, and fans are checking whether the game will be available to watch or stream today. The matchup is part of Auburn's preseason preparations ahead of the upcoming college basketball season. Coverage has focused on how fans can follow the action and what to expect from the roster.
- 24Valve Criticised As An Unfit Custodian Of PC GamingāValve Knows How To Run A Shopfront But Does Not Know How, Or Does Not Want To Be, The Custodian Of PC Gaming
A new opinion piece argues that while Valve runs Steam, the dominant PC game storefront, capably as a commercial platform, it has failed to act as a responsible custodian of the wider PC gaming ecosystem. The critique suggests the company either cannot or will not take on broader stewardship responsibilities for the industry. The argument is drawing attention among gaming commentators debating Valve's role and influence.
- 25Community radio streams Go Funk Youself 29 mix by Wittonāšµ # NowPlaying on https:// labr.online šµ Go Funk Youself 29 š¤ Witton # LABR # radio # Fediradio # communityradio # fediw
LABR, a community radio station broadcasting online, is airing a new mix titled 'Go Funk Youself 29' by DJ Witton. The station shared the now-playing update with listeners across its network, tagging the session under house, hip hop, R&B and rock categories. The mix is part of the station's regular programming, promoted through decentralized social radio communities.
- 26Fans React to Nicki Minaj's Trump Tiesāugh, with her being a Trumper, now it's gonna be so hard to listen to great Nicki Minaj albums like . . . uuuuh huh, i g
Nicki Minaj is facing backlash online after comments associating her with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement. Critics say her political stance makes it difficult to keep listening to her music, with one commenter sarcastically noting they struggled to name her classic albums anyway. The exchange reflects ongoing debates about separating artists from their politics.
- 27Netflix Is Developing PUBG and Diablo Game AdaptationsāFrom Pubg to Diablo: Every Video Game Adaptation Netflix Is Making Right Now
Netflix currently has multiple video game adaptations in development, reportedly ranging from PUBG to Diablo. Coverage rounds up every project on the streamer's slate, underlining Netflix's push into gaming IP for its film and series lineup. The list has drawn attention among gamers and streaming subscribers curious which franchises will reach the screen next and how faithful the adaptations will be.
- 28Lofi remix of Malayalam hit Arikathayaaro airs on Radio Digital MalayaliāNow playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Arikathayaaro Lofi Flip - Chris Wayne | Bodyguard | Dileep | Ranjith # malayalaml
Radio Digital Malayali is currently playing Arikathayaaro Lofi Flip by Chris Wayne, a lofi reinterpretation of the song from the 2011 Malayalam film Bodyguard, which starred Dileep and was directed by Siddique, with music associated with Ranjith. The station reports listeners tuning in to the track alongside other Malayalam lofi and Indian lofi selections.
- 29Nanowar of Steel's 'Heavy Metal Kibbles' Airs on Real Rebel Radioā# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Heavy Metal Kibbles by NANOWAR OF STEEL! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla y
The Italian parody metal band Nanowar of Steel is getting radio play with their track 'Heavy Metal Kibbles', currently featured on the Real Rebel Radio playlist. The station is promoting the song to its listeners, with fans sharing what they are tuning into under the Now Playing tag.
- 30Pigpen Radio spins Deep Fried Dub remix of Let Me InāNow playing on Pigpen Radio: Isaac Chambers and Dub Princess - Let Me In (Deep Fried Dub Remix) Listen live: https://www
Pigpen Radio is currently broadcasting Isaac Chambers and Dub Princess' track Let Me In in its Deep Fried Dub Remix. The station tagged the session with reggae, dub, triphop, dancehall and downtempo, pointing listeners to its live stream. It is a routine now-playing update from the independent station, aimed at dub and downtempo fans.
- 31JazzFM Puts Track 'Sharp Little Bones' by Brie en Croute On AirāSharp Little Bones - Brie en Croute # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # SharpLittleBones
The radio station JazzFM is playing 'Sharp Little Bones' by Brie en Croute, posting the now-playing update to listeners. The track is being highlighted as part of the station's jazz programming, with the artist name and song title shared alongside the station's jazz hashtag. No further details about the artist or the recording were provided.
- 32Radio Digital Malayali spins LoFi flip of Manasukkul Oru PuyalāNow playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Manasukkul Oru Puyal - LoFi Flip by Sadhana Sargam! Tune in now with 17 other lis
Online Malayalam station Radio Digital Malayali is airing a LoFi flip of 'Manasukkul Oru Puyal' by veteran playback singer Sadhana Sargam, with around 17 listeners tuned in at the time. The track is part of a growing wave of Indian LoFi remixes that rework classic film songs into slower, ambient versions for study and relaxation playlists.
- 33Apple TV crime thriller 'Nocturne' now streamingāApple TVās new crime thriller series āNocturneā is now streaming
Apple TV has released 'Nocturne', a new crime thriller series now available for streaming. Coverage so far is limited to the announcement itself, with no details yet on cast, plot or audience reaction. Viewers interested in the platform's original programming can find the series in the Apple TV catalog as of this week.
- 34Nebraska Fans Rally Around New Film 'Going For Two'āThe 24 HOUR RULE: āGoing For Twoā Is the Movie Husker Nation Needs Right Now
Nebraska Cornhuskers supporters are praising "Going For Two," calling it the movie Husker Nation needs right now. Commentary on the Corn Nation fan site frames the film as a timely and uplifting watch for Nebraska football fans, suggesting it resonates with the current mood of a fanbase hungry for positives around its program.
- 35National Cat Day sparks playful joke about Olympic orange catāIt's National Cat Day, and as I look at my 10-year-old orange Shylo girl sleep, I KNOW I saw her before I adopted her in
National Cat Day is being marked online, with cat owners sharing photos and stories of their pets. One post is getting attention for its joke: an owner says their 10-year-old orange cat Shylo, adopted in 2024, was actually a 'late substitute on the Olympic diving team' that year, joking about the cat's sleeping posture. The item blends the annual pet appreciation day with Olympic humor, a familiar style of lighthearted cat content that circulates widely on such occasions.
- 36Trump's lawyers now back closing a DC golf courseāTrump said he'd close a DC golf course. His lawyers now agree.
Donald Trump previously said he would shut down a golf course in Washington, DC, and his lawyers have now agreed to that position in court. The shift matters because the club's fate had been contested, and the legal team's concession signals the closure Trump promised will move forward. Details on the timeline and conditions of the shutdown remain limited as the case develops.
- 37AMC Entertainment Rises While Broader Market DipsāAMC Entertainment (AMC) Gains As Market Dips: What You Should Know
AMC Entertainment shares moved higher in trading even as the wider market declined, according to financial news coverage. The movie theater chain's gain against a falling tape drew attention from investors tracking its volatile history as a heavily traded retail-favorite stock. Coverage framed the move as something shareholders should watch, though no specific catalyst for the outperformance was detailed.
- 38Google Search falls below half of Alphabet's revenueāGoogle Search is now less than half of Alphabetās revenue
Google Search now accounts for less than half of Alphabet's total revenue, a milestone in the company's long effort to diversify beyond its core advertising business. Growth in Google Cloud, YouTube subscriptions and other segments has driven the shift. Commenters are debating whether this marks healthy diversification or signals stagnation in search.
- 39China lands Zhurong rover on MarsāBreaking News: China successfully set its Zhurong rover down on Mars. Until now, only NASA spacecraft have explored the
China has successfully landed its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars, becoming only the second country to operate a spacecraft there after the United States. Until now, only NASA missions had explored the red planet's surface. The milestone marks a major step for China's space programme and its growing ambitions in planetary exploration.
- 40LA28: Where Are the 1984 Olympics Stars Now?āLA28: Where are the stars of the 1984 Olympics now? From Michael Jordan to Nawal El Moutawakel
With the 2028 Los Angeles Games approaching, attention is turning to the athletes who made the 1984 Olympics in the same city unforgettable. The focus ranges from basketball icon Michael Jordan to Nawal El Moutawakel, who became the first woman from a Muslim-majority country to win Olympic gold. The piece revisits what those stars have done in the four decades since.
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