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The Federal Reserve has put forward proposed rules for stablecoins under the GENIUS Act, the US legislation establishing a federal framework for dollar-pegged digital tokens. The proposal would set requirements for issuers operating under US oversight. The move marks a key step in implementing the new stablecoin law and is being closely watched by banks, crypto firms, and regulators assessing how the market will be supervised.
- 2Explosion hits Bergamo condominium, five injured●Dalle 19:40 sei squadre dei vigili del fuoco sono impegnate per l’esplosione in un condominio in zona Borgo Santa Cateri
An explosion struck a condominium in the Borgo Santa Caterina district of Bergamo, Italy, on Thursday evening. Six fire brigades have been operating since 19:40 after a floor slab collapsed between the first and second floors, affecting four apartments. Five people were injured and taken to hospital. Emergency operations are ongoing and further details on the cause have not been released.
- 3Shotcut 26.9 adds FFmpeg 9 support and improved Linux hardware encoding●# Shotcut 26.9 Video Editor Improves the VA-API HEVC Hardware Encoder on Linux, Adds # FFmpeg 9 Support https:// 9to5lin
The open-source Shotcut video editor has released version 26.9, bringing improvements to the VA-API HEVC hardware encoder on Linux and adding support for FFmpeg 9. Linux and open-source communities are sharing the update, which should appeal to users doing hardware-accelerated video encoding on free software platforms.
- 4Verona Launches verUSD Stablecoin for AI Agents●Verona Launches verUSD, First Stablecoin for AI Agents
Verona has launched verUSD, described as the first stablecoin designed specifically for AI agents, enabling automated systems to hold and transact in a dollar-pegged digital currency. The announcement is drawing attention from crypto and AI communities, who see it as a step toward machine-to-machine payments and autonomous commerce infrastructure.
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Google has announced that JPEG XL image format support is shipping in Chrome, confirmed in a post on the official Chrome developer blog. The format promises better compression and image quality than JPEG. The news has drawn significant attention from developers and web enthusiasts, many of whom have long debated browser support for next-generation image codecs and welcomed the move.
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Prosecutors in Naples have opened an inquiry into telematic universities, sending 22 notices of investigation over allegations of improper pressure. According to Corriere del Mezzogiorno, the probe examines claims that UniPegaso exerted influence on Education Minister Anna Maria Bernini and on the press. The case is drawing wide attention in Italy because it touches both the fast-growing online higher-education sector and a sitting government minister.
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Swedish singer and TV personality Peg Parnevik has spoken out after rumours that she could take part in Idol. Speaking to Swedish celebrity outlet Hänt, she dismissed the speculation, saying the rumours only make her angry. Her reaction is drawing attention among Swedish entertainment fans following the recent reports.
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Winnipeg police have seized 26.5 kilograms of cocaine along with cash in a major drug bust, the Winnipeg Sun reports. Separately, CTV News Winnipeg reports that two people are in hospital and two others arrested following an alleged assault, according to city police. The seizures and assault case are keeping Winnipeg police activity in the news in Manitoba's capital.
- 9Prosecutor in 'Broadview Six' case resigns, claiming she was scapegoated▼Prosecutor accused of misconduct in 'Broadview Six' case resigns, says US attorney 'scapegoated' her
A federal prosecutor accused of misconduct in the 'Broadview Six' case has resigned. She says the US attorney scapegoated her over the botched prosecution, which stemmed from arrests near the Broadview immigration facility in Illinois. The resignation raises questions about accountability in immigration-related prosecutions and who bears responsibility for the alleged misconduct.
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The Winnipeg Jets have picked up a new goaltender through waivers ahead of their final pre-season roster cuts. With decisions looming on the team's roster, adding another netminder changes the competition in goal and could influence who stays with the club heading into the NHL season.
- 11Parkland report says immigration survey questions scapegoat minorities▼Parkland report finds immigration questions meant to scapegoat minorities
The Parkland Institute has released a report finding that immigration-related questions posed in a public survey were designed to scapegoat minorities, according to the St. Albert Gazette. The Alberta-based think tank argues the framing of the questions shifts blame for social and economic problems onto immigrant communities. The report has drawn attention to how governments and pollsters word immigration consultations.
- 123D-Printed Filter Removes Most Microplastics From Water●3D-Printed Filter Removes Most Microplastics From Water https:// hackaday.com/2026/10/05/3d-pri nted-filter-removes-most
A newly shared project describes a 3D-printable filter that removes most microplastics from water, reportedly using a PEG-based material. The design has drawn attention among hobbyist and science communities, where people are discussing how a cheap, home-printable filter could help tackle widespread microplastic contamination in drinking water.
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Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus has bought an airline company, according to a report circulating on financial news sites. The claim is that this is the company's second airline acquisition, though details about the target, price and timing have not been confirmed in the available reporting.
- 14Regina Schrambling's 2001 quest for the best lasagna resurfaces▼In 2001, food writer Regina Schrambling went on a week-long odyssey in search of the best lasagna. And she found this recipe. https://nyti.ms/4i5PeGH
A New York Times piece revisits food writer Regina Schrambling's week-long search in 2001 for the best lasagna, which ended with a recipe that has since become one of the paper's most enduring classics. Food lovers continue to share and debate the recipe, praising its simplicity and reliability for home cooks.
- 15Gardeners share physalis photos for Silent Sunday●#SilentSunday #physalis #PhysalisPeruviana #aguaymanto #uvilla #uchuva #CapeGooseberry #goldenberry #PeruvianGroundcherr
Gardeners and plant lovers are posting photos of physalis, the golden berry known by many names including cape gooseberry, Peruvian groundcherry, aguaymanto, uchuva and uvilla, as part of the Silent Sunday trend. Posts show the fruit grown in home gardens, with tags in English, Spanish, German and other languages reflecting its wide cultivation and the many names it carries across regions.
- 16Southern Chiefs' Organization condemns Winnipeg Sun over residential schools column▼SCO condemns Winnipeg Sun, mayoral-candidate CEO for column questioning deaths at residential schools | CBC News
The Southern Chiefs' Organization has condemned the Winnipeg Sun after it published a column questioning the deaths of children at residential schools. The group also voiced concern that the newspaper's CEO is running for mayor of Winnipeg. The organization says the column spreads harmful denialism about residential schools and raises questions about the judgment of a candidate seeking to lead the Manitoba capital.
- 17Egypt's Sisi meets Sudanese army chief Al Burhan in push for political solution●Agenzia Nova: Sudan: Al Sisi incontra Al Burhan, Egitto impegnato per soluzione politica alla crisi 04 ott 13:30 - (Agen
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi met General Abdel Fattah Al Burhan, leader of Sudan's armed forces, as Cairo says it is working for a political solution to Sudan's crisis. The talks underline Egypt's role as mediator in the conflict that has devastated Sudan since fighting broke out between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.
- 18Dozens injured in fire at campsite in Peschiera del Garda●Peschiera del Garda, incendio in un campeggio: ci sono decine di feriti Leggi la notizia qui: https:// lapresse.it/crona
A fire broke out at a campsite in Peschiera del Garda, on Lake Garda in northern Italy, leaving dozens of people injured. Italian news agency La Presse reported the incident, which is drawing attention as details emerge about the number of casualties, the cause of the blaze and the emergency response at the popular tourist location.
- 19Formula 1 arrives in Singapore as Vasseur warns of tough weekend●La F1 fa tappa a Singapore, Vasseur “Libere fondamentali, sarà un weekend impegnativo” dlvr.it/TVppjm
Formula 1 is in Singapore for the next round of the championship, run on the demanding Marina Bay street circuit. Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur called free practice sessions fundamental and predicted a challenging weekend ahead. Attention is on how teams set up their cars for the tight, bumpy streets in typically hot and humid conditions.
- 20Why MPEG-TS Still Matters in the Age of Media Over QUIC●MPEG-2 Transport Streams and MOQ: Yes, MPEG-TS Is Still Relevant Today
Red5 published a blog post arguing that the MPEG-2 Transport Stream, a decades-old broadcasting format, remains relevant in modern streaming, including in emerging Media Over QUIC (MOQ) architectures. The piece contends that MPEG-TS's mature multiplexing and delivery capabilities continue to serve live streaming workloads alongside newer protocols. Engineers are weighing how legacy formats fit into next-generation media transport discussions.
- 21TwelveLabs launches Pegasus 1.6 video model for physical AI▼Pegasus 1.6 brings video understanding to physical AI, says TwelveLabs
TwelveLabs has released Pegasus 1.6, a video understanding model aimed at physical AI applications such as robotics. The company says the model can analyze video input to help machines and robots interpret real-world visual environments, extending multimodal AI beyond screen-based tasks into embodied systems operating in physical spaces.
- 22American Hostage series filmed in Winnipeg airs with local Jewish talent▼"American Hostage" - 8-part TV series shot in Winnipeg and now being aired on TV features several local Jewish actors - and a star Jewish director
The eight-part television series "American Hostage," shot in Winnipeg, is now airing and features several local Jewish actors in its cast, with a prominent Jewish director attached to the production. The Jewish Post and News highlighted the city's and community's involvement in the project, drawing local attention to the series and the Manitoba-based crew and performers who took part in it.
- 23Pegasus 1.6 Aims to Turn Video Into Actionable Insights▼AI Chips Update - Transforming Video Into Actionable Insights With Pegasus 1.6
Pegasus 1.6, a video-understanding AI model, is being highlighted as a tool for transforming raw video footage into actionable insights. Coverage across financial outlets focuses on its potential in the growing market for video analysis, which intersects with demand for specialized AI chips and infrastructure. The attention reflects investor and industry interest in AI models that analyze multimedia data at scale.
- 24House China committee chair urges Fed review of Hong Kong dollar access▼House China committee chair urges Fed to review Hong Kong’s access to dollar lifeline
The chair of the House committee on China is calling on the Federal Reserve to review Hong Kong's access to the dollar, a lifeline underpinning the city's currency peg and its role as a global financial centre. The appeal raises questions about how US-China tensions could extend into monetary and banking arrangements between the two economies.
- 25Hillary Clinton post attacking Trump's rhetoric draws praise online●HRC nails it with this post. Trump uses projection and scapegoating to push his toxic lies. Robert Reich’s comments from
A social media post attributed to Hillary Clinton criticizing Donald Trump for using projection and scapegoating to spread what she calls toxic lies is drawing attention and praise. Commenters cite former Labor Secretary Robert Reich's remarks from 1994 as prescient, saying his warnings about such political tactics have come true, and urge voters to reject what they call charlatans at the ballot box.
- 26Swedish gardeners share reflections on growing and giving●Lycklig är den som får annat att växa. Tacksam är den som får dela med sig. Varför spegla sig när man kan titta ut och s
A Swedish-language reflection on gardening is circulating, arguing that happiness comes from helping things grow and gratitude from sharing the harvest. The message asks why people should look at themselves when they can instead look out at everything bathed in colour, concluding that the rich are those who can see beyond themselves. It resonates with home gardeners discussing flowers and homegrown produce.
- 27UN Watch head says UN scapegoats Israel on Newsmax▼Hillel Neuer on Newsmax: “The U.N. Scapegoats Israel”
Hillel Neuer, head of the Geneva-based watchdog UN Watch, appeared on Newsmax and accused the United Nations of scapegoating Israel. The comment comes amid ongoing criticism of UN bodies over their handling of resolutions and inquiries related to Israel and the Palestinian conflict, a long-running grievance Neuer has voiced repeatedly.
- 28Richmond staffer denies blame in solar panel controversy▼Staffer at center of Richmond’s solar panel controversy speaks, says he’s just a scapegoat
A city staffer at the center of Richmond's solar panel controversy has spoken publicly for the first time, saying he is being used as a scapegoat. The comments shed little new light on how the disputed panel installation was approved, but they put a personal face on a story that has been building locally and raise questions about who in city government is actually responsible.
- 29Astronomy fans share views of edge-on galaxy NGC 7814●The edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 7814 in the constellation pegasus. # Science # Astronomy
Skywatchers are highlighting NGC 7814, a spiral galaxy seen edge-on in the constellation Pegasus. Often compared to the Sombrero Galaxy, it is admired for its bright central bulge and prominent dust lane. The post is circulating in science and astronomy circles, drawing attention from amateur astronomers interested in observing or photographing the galaxy.
- 30Amnesty says Pegasus spyware targeted Sahrawi activists▼Amnesty International: Pegasus spyware targeted Sahrawi activists and figures linked to Sahrawi cause
Amnesty International reports that Pegasus spyware was used to target Sahrawi activists and figures connected to the Sahrawi cause. The finding points to surveillance of advocates for Western Sahara's independence, adding to documented cases of the NSO Group's Pegasus tool being deployed against human rights defenders and political figures worldwide.
- 31France and Indonesia deepen defense and aerospace cooperation with Pégase 26▼# Pégase26 # Indonésie # France # capacitésCommunes # partenariat # coopération # défense # aéronautique # Pegase26 # In
France is highlighting its Pégase 26 military deployment and growing defense ties with Indonesia, with the armed forces ministry pointing to shared capabilities, aerospace partnership and wider cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. The mission underscores France's effort to strengthen military links with Indonesia through joint exercises and industrial cooperation.
- 32Magic Internet Money token draws price chart attention▼Magic Internet Money USD (MIM40000-USD) interactive price chart
Magic Internet Money (MIM), a crypto asset pegged to the US dollar, is seeing renewed tracking of its interactive price chart on financial data platforms. The token, originally issued by the Abramac-based lending protocol Abracadabra.Money, is designed to maintain a one-to-one value with the dollar. Traders are watching its price movements for signs of stability or depegging as interest in stablecoin health continues across global markets.
- 33Dunamu CEO Urges South Korea to Move Fast on Won Stablecoins●Dunamu CEO Urges South Korea to Move Quickly on Won-Backed Stablecoins https://www.wsj.com/finance/currencies/dunamu-ceo
The head of Dunamu, the operator of South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, is calling on the government to move quickly in issuing a won-backed stablecoin. He argues the country should act before falling behind rivals in digital currency innovation. The push comes as Korean policymakers weigh legislation for won-pegged tokens, and it fuels debate over how fast Seoul should regulate stablecoins.
- 34Developer news digest rounds up releases and platform updates●A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest. Releases & platform JPEG... # news # programming # webdev # ai
A new Dev News Digest for 7 October 2026 offers a quick roundup of developer news since the previous edition, covering software releases and platform updates across web development and AI. It is tagged for news, programming, webdev, AI, software, coding, development and engineering, and is aimed at the broader inclusive developer community.
- 35Jessica Pegula open to helping run Buffalo Bills▼Tennis star Jessica Pegula says helping her family run the Buffalo Bills could be in her future
American tennis star Jessica Pegula says she could one day help her family run the Buffalo Bills, the NFL franchise owned by her parents, Terry and Kim Pegula. Her comments spotlight the growing overlap between athletes and sports ownership, and follow her mother's health struggles in recent years.
- 36Amnesty: Israeli Pegasus Spyware Used in Morocco Crackdown●Israel’s Pegasus Used in Morocco’s ‘Techno-Authoritarian’ Crackdown – Amnesty
Amnesty International reports that Israeli-made Pegasus spyware has been deployed in Morocco as part of what the group calls a 'techno-authoritarian' crackdown, targeting critics of the authorities. The findings renew scrutiny of NSO Group's surveillance tools and their use against journalists, activists and dissidents abroad, and raise fresh questions about exports of Israeli spyware to allied governments.
- 37El Salvador Unlocks IMF Funds Tied to Bitcoin Limits▼BITCOIN | El Salvador Unlocks IMF Funds Pegged to Limiting Bitcoin Accumulation and Exposure
El Salvador has gained access to IMF funds under an arrangement linked to the country curbing its Bitcoin accumulation and reducing public-sector exposure to the cryptocurrency. The deal ties disbursements to limits on further Bitcoin purchases, marking a shift in the government's crypto policy under President Nayib Buaele's administration as it balances international financing needs with its Bitcoin adoption agenda.
- 38Photographer Shares Close-Up Nature Shots From Winnipeg's Kings Park●Kings Park, Winnipeg, Canada, September 2026. See my work at https:// creativeramblings.com # photography # nature # nat
A photographer has posted close-up flower photographs taken at Kings Park in Winnipeg, Canada, dated September 2026, sharing the images alongside links to their broader nature and wildlife photography portfolio. The shots highlight the park's seasonal flora and have drawn modest attention from nature and photography enthusiasts online.
- 39Hegseth taps Musk and Luckey for weapons study●# Hegseth pegged # Musk & # Luckey to co-lead a 120-day study called "Project Meridian" on how to achieve "technological
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has assigned Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey to co-lead a 120-day review dubbed Project Meridian, examining how the United States can achieve technological superiority in weapons and battlefield systems for the decades ahead. Critics note both executives' companies already hold major Pentagon contracts, raising conflict-of-interest concerns around the initiative.
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El Salvador is reportedly moving toward stablecoins for everyday payments as actual bitcoin use among consumers and merchants declines. The country, which made bitcoin legal tender in 2021, is seeing lower-than-hoped transaction volumes in bitcoin, and dollar-pegged stablecoins are emerging as the more practical digital payment option, prompting fresh debate about the future of the country's crypto policy.