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    Dutch shipbuilder Damen is cutting 225 jobs across the company, Omroep Zeeland reports. It remains unclear whether any layoffs will fall at the Vlissingen yard, leaving employees and the region waiting for clarity. Damen is one of the largest employers in Zeeland, so the announcement is drawing close attention locally.

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    João Campos, of the PSB, cast his vote at a school in the North Zone of Recife, according to G1. The Recife mayor is a prominent figure in local politics, and his appearance at the polls drew attention during voting day. Further details about his statements or the broader election context were not provided.

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    Vice-presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin said Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva saved Brazilian democracy for a second time, speaking after election results. Following the victory, Alckmin greeted supporters and posed for photos on Paulista Avenue during celebrations of Lula's win. Elsewhere, Senate candidate Nabor Wanderley voted in Patos, in the sertão of Paraíba, as the country followed the closely contested runoff.

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    Pi-hole successfully installed on Raspberry Pi despite router hurdles●Instalacja # pihole na # rapsberryPi 2011 zakończona powodzeniem, choć nie obyło się bez trudności. 1) instalacja raspbeMmastodonTechnologyMobile03 d ago

    A user reports successfully installing Pi-hole on a 2011 Raspberry Pi with only 512MB of RAM. They had to install the Lite version of Raspberry Pi OS due to memory limits, and their router had DNS servers hard-coded with no configuration option, forcing workarounds. The installation ultimately succeeded despite these difficulties.

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    Sharpsburg man charged with attempted murder after crash▼Sharpsburg man charged with attempted murder after Montgomery County crash✉newsWorldCrime2 d ago

    A man from Sharpsburg, Kentucky has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a crash in Montgomery County. Authorities filed the charge following the incident, though details about the circumstances, any injuries, or the man's identity were not immediately available. Local news is covering the case as the legal process moves forward.

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    Edmonton public schools offer free parenting and mental health sessions▼EPSB hosting free parenting and mental health sessions✉newsLifeParenting6 d ago

    Edmonton Public Schools is running free sessions for parents focused on parenting skills and mental health. The sessions aim to give families practical support and resources, and are open to the public at no cost. The initiative reflects growing attention to student and family well-being alongside academic priorities in the school district.

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    Second suspect's trial in Phillipsburg murder moved to Miller County▼Phillipsburg murder case: Second suspect’s trial moved to Miller County✉newsWorldCrime7 d ago

    A Missouri court has moved the trial of a second suspect in the Phillipsburg murder case to Miller County. The change of venue means the defendant will face a jury outside the area where the killing occurred, a common step when attorneys worry about local publicity affecting jurors. Local outlets including KY3 are covering the case, and residents in the Ozarks region are following the proceedings closely.

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    Phillipsburg Band and Alumni Unite for Halftime Show●Stateliner Pride on Display: Phillipsburg Band and Alumni Unite at Halftime✉newsCultureEntertainment4 d ago

    The Phillipsburg High School marching band performed alongside alumni during a halftime show celebrating Stateliner pride. Local outlet TAPinto reported on the event, highlighting the reunion of current students and graduates on the field. The performance drew attention as a community moment for the New Jersey town and its school spirit.

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    A7 payment system moved $14bn in cash to dodge sanctions●👁️ Таємні операції. Платіжна система А7 обробила 283 тонни готівки з московських ринків для обходу санкцій. Про це повідMmastodonWarUkraine08 d ago

    The A7 payment system, set up by Moldovan politician Ilan Shor and Russia's PSB bank, processed 283 tonnes of cash from Moscow markets in nine months, handling over $14 billion, according to an ICIJ investigation. The scheme is reported to have been used to circumvent international sanctions, drawing renewed attention to sanctions-evasion networks.