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Brazilian YouTuber Felipe Neto is trying out seasoned fruit combinations that have been going viral online. The trend involves dressing fresh fruit with seasonings and condiments, a style of snack that has spread widely on social media. Fans are watching his reactions and sharing their own takes on the unusual fruit pairings.

Home Assistant, the open-source smart home platform, says big technology companies have damaged the reputation of 'the cloud' and is therefore renaming its own cloud offering. The announcement argues that consumer expectations around subscription cloud services have been shaped by large tech firms, prompting the project to relabel its connected services.

The Economist reports on how effective altruism, the philanthropic movement that urges donors to maximise measurable impact, has grown from a niche philosophy into a global force shaping charitable giving, tech wealth and policy debates. The piece traces its evolution, its successes in areas like global health, and the controversies that have followed its expansion.

A new fan-made Source Filmmaker animation based on Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach stages a battle between the Ruin DLC's antagonist and the Demented character, complete with video-game-style health bars tracking the fight. FNaF animation content continues to draw large audiences, with this piece pulling in tens of thousands of likes shortly after release.

A fan-made Source Filmmaker animation based on Five Nights at Freddy's has drawn tens of thousands of engagements, staging a battle between the character known as Demented and figures from the Security Breach: Ruin expansion. The FNaF fan community continues to produce popular animated crossover content between game characters.

A Scripps News report says pet owners may be too quick to blame their dogs for poor sleep. Citing scientific findings, the piece suggests that owners' own habits and sleep patterns could be the real cause of disrupted rest, and that sharing a bed with a dog does not necessarily harm sleep quality as many believe.

The Pentagon is recruiting drone pilots from across the US military branches to take part in an upcoming competition, Military Times reports. The effort draws operators from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, reflecting growing emphasis on unmanned systems in defense planning.

NHL.com has published its 'Need to Know' preview for the Boston Bruins against the Utah Mammoth, outlining the key storylines, players and storylines to watch ahead of the game. The piece serves as a standard pregame briefing for fans following both clubs this season.

A nonprofit in Oregon is recruiting volunteers to help document wildlife killed or harmed on the state's roads. Multiple Oregon outlets, including Oregon Public Broadcasting and the Portland Tribune, are covering the effort, which aims to gather data on where animals are most affected by traffic. That information can guide future wildlife crossings and safety measures, and readers are being encouraged to take part.

The New York Times is asking whether Tom Cruise should be seen as a climate warrior, putting the Hollywood star's name next to the climate debate. Beyond the question posed in the headline, no details about what he has said or done on climate are given, and reactions to the framing are not yet documented.

SpaceX reconstructed the path of debris from an exploding Starship test flight by drawing on bystander videos, including footage shot from a Club Med resort and a Disney cruise ship. The company used these clips to track where pieces of the rocket fell, highlighting how public videos increasingly support official aerospace debris investigations.