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    Quarterback Cooper Rush is drawing attention after a report that the Philadelphia Eagles, facing a Jalen Hurts injury, tried to bring in a familiar veteran quarterback but were turned down. Rush, best known for his stint filling in for Dak Prescott in Dallas, remains a name to watch in a week when quarterback depth has become a pressing concern around the league.

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    OpenCode hit by distillation attack targeting linked AI providers▼OpenCode Security Breach: Distillation Attack Hit Console Users With Linked AI Providers. How to Find OpenCode on Developer Machines and Respond✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity1 h ago

    A security breach affecting OpenCode has been reported, with a distillation attack said to have hit Console users who had linked AI providers to their accounts. Security guidance is circulating on how to locate OpenCode installations on developer machines and what response steps to take. Developers are being urged to check their systems and review connected AI provider credentials.

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    Trade Republic is launching an Altersvorsorgedepot, a retirement savings product, at no cost to customers, positioning itself early around Germany's planned Riester pension successor scheme expected in 2027. German business media, including WirtschaftsWoche, SZ.de, Handelsblatt and Stern, are covering the move, with debate over how much high earners will benefit and scepticism that savers will rush to the new product.

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    The Indianapolis Colts have dismissed general manager Chris Ballard after a decade leading the franchise's front office. The move follows years of unresolved problems the team could not overcome, most notably a persistent failure to secure a franchise quarterback and an inability to build an effective pass rush. Coverage attributes the decision to those long-running roster failures, and attention is focused on who will replace him and the direction of the Colts' rebuild.

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    An accident at the Vaanplein interchange in the Netherlands caused roughly an hour of delay on the motorway. Drivers faced long traffic jams as emergency services dealt with the incident and lanes were blocked. Motorists were advised to avoid the junction or expect significant hold-ups during rush hour.

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    Chinese investment in transition minerals raises human rights concerns▼Shifting ground: Human rights, Chinese investment and the rush for transition minerals✉newsWorldHuman Rights38 min ago

    A new report examines how the global rush for transition minerals, essential for the clean energy shift, is linked to human rights risks where Chinese companies are investing in mining operations. It looks at labour conditions, community impacts and accountability gaps across mineral supply chains, as demand for cobalt, lithium and other critical minerals accelerates worldwide.

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    US stock futures point higher at the open, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both rising as technology stocks rebound ahead of a busy stretch of corporate earnings. Investors are watching how major companies report this week, with artificial intelligence names again in focus after recent volatility. Traders are treating the session as a test of whether the AI-driven rally can hold through the earnings rush.

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    Priest in Ecuador killed by falling crucifix during Mass▼catholic priest killed by crossGgoogleCA10K11 h ago

    A Catholic priest in Ecuador has died after a giant crucifix fell on him during a Mass that was being livestreamed. Worshippers rushed to help him, but he was crushed and could not be saved. Major news outlets including ABC News, NBC News, Fox News and People are reporting on the fatal accident.

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    Bird of the Day spotlights gulls and thrushes●BirdOfTheDay gull and thrush theme🦋bluesky3.6K12 h ago

    Bird enthusiasts are sharing their picks for the day's featured bird theme, centered on gulls and thrushes. The recurring Bird of the Day feature invites people to post photos and observations, and the gull-and-thrush pairing is drawing a wave of identification tips, range notes and favourite sightings from birders worldwide.

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    A wave of businesses that rushed to adopt artificial intelligence are now scaling back or reassessing their rollout plans, according to a new Guardian report. The piece examines the fallout for workers and companies as early enthusiasm for AI tools gives way to practical concerns over costs, reliability and unclear returns.

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    Copenhagen syncs traffic lights to give cyclists a green wave●‘It’s the best feeling’: how Copenhagen gave cyclists a green waveMmastodon373 min ago

    Copenhagen has synchronised its traffic lights along major cycling routes so that a cyclist riding at 20km/h during rush hour can hit a continuous run of green lights without stopping. Officials and riders describe hitting the 'green wave' as deeply satisfying, and the system is being cited as a model for how cities can make cycling faster and more appealing than driving.

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    Calvin Harris fans are rushing to secure tickets ahead of the DJ's 2027 tour, which includes a stop in Boston. Outlets are highlighting the presale window and urging fans to act quickly to get close to the stage. Interest is spread across the US as presale details circulate.

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    Indonesian stocks and the rupiah came under heavy selling pressure after MSCI warned it could expel the country from its emerging markets index. Reuters reported traders described the selloff as panicked, as foreign investors rushed to cut exposure. Inclusion in MSCI indices is crucial for attracting passive foreign capital, so a potential expulsion raises the prospect of sustained outflows and has unsettled confidence in Indonesian assets.

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    Police Scotland closed the A77 at a busy interchange during the morning rush hour following a crash involving two vehicles. Drivers faced significant delays as officers dealt with the scene, with STV News reporting on the disruption. Motorists were advised to seek alternative routes while the road was cleared and reopened.

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    Spain is moving quickly to process a backlog of migrants in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the North African coast, and the speed of the push is drawing criticism. Rights groups and observers warn that accelerated processing may compromise asylum procedures and proper legal review, raising concerns that some migrants could be removed without adequate access to protection.

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    DeepSeek releases V4.1 Flash 1017 Max model●DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (Max)Yhn1608 h ago

    DeepSeek has released a new model variant, V4.1 Flash 1017, also referred to as Max. The release is being tracked on model benchmarking platforms and is drawing attention from AI watchers comparing its performance against other frontier models. Details on its capabilities and how it ranks against competitors are circulating as analysts add it to their evaluation dashboards.

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    One dead, three hospitalised after shooting near Harris County sports complex▼1 dead, 3 rushed to hospital after shooting near sports complex in northeast Harris County: HCSO✉newsSportSports6 h ago

    One person was killed and three others were rushed to hospital following a shooting near a sports complex in northeast Harris County, Texas. The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident. Few details about the victims, suspects, or a possible motive have been released so far, and authorities have not said whether any arrests have been made.

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    Falcons Sign Andy Dalton, Release Cooper Rush●The Atlanta Falcons are signing veteran quarterback Andy Dalton and releasing Cooper Rush. Here’s what the move means foMmastodonSportSoccer11 h ago

    The Atlanta Falcons are signing veteran quarterback Andy Dalton and releasing Cooper Rush. The move reshapes the team's quarterback room behind Michael Penix Jr., adding an experienced backup with a long NFL résumé while cutting a fellow veteran. Commentators are weighing what the change means for Penix's development and the Falcons' depth chart heading into the 2026 season.

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    Falcons cut Cooper Rush, sign Andy Dalton as backup QB●The Falcons have cut veteran backup QB Cooper Rush and have signed veteran QB Andy Dalton. # NFL | # FalconsMmastodonSportFootball25 h ago

    The Atlanta Falcons have released veteran backup quarterback Cooper Rush and signed fellow veteran Andy Dalton in a swap of experienced passers. The move reshapes the Falcons' depth chart behind their starter, replacing one journeyman signal-caller with another who brings 14-plus seasons of NFL experience, including multiple seasons as a starter for Cincinnati, Chicago, New Orleans and Carolina.

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    PlayStation Surprise-Launches Saros Zenith Update With Boss Rush●PlayStation Shadowdrops Saros Zenith Update With Boss Rush, New Game+ and Fancy Golden Crown Powerups A new update for SMmastodonCultureGaming02 h ago

    Sony has shadow-dropped the Zenith update for Saros, Housemarque's fast-paced bullet-hell shooter, without prior warning. The update adds a boss rush mode, New Game+ support, new Carcosan modifiers for tuning difficulty, and golden crown power-ups. Players are praising the free content drop and debating how the modifiers change the challenge.

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    Albania accused of rushing Trump-linked resort through protected land●Albania accused of rushing through Trump-linked resort in formerly protected landscape By Helena Smith Dutch MEP says goMmastodonWorldEU Politics54 h ago

    Albania's government faces accusations of fast-tracking a Trump-linked luxury resort on land that was formerly environmentally protected. A Dutch MEP says Tirana is trying to avoid EU environmental rules as it moves toward EU membership. Protests against the development on the coastal landscape have turned violent, drawing international scrutiny of the project and the government's handling of opposition.

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    iPhone Duo Pre-Order Delivery Dates Leap To Launch Day●iPhone Duo Pre-Order Catch-Up: Delivery Dates Leap From December To Launch Day✉newsTechnologyMobile10 min ago

    Apple's two newest iPhone models are being pre-ordered at such a pace that estimated delivery dates have shifted sharply. Buyers ordering now are reportedly seeing shipping dates jump from December slots back to launch-day availability, indicating supply has caught up with demand or demand is softer than expected. The news is drawing attention from tech watchers tracking how quickly stock levels stabilise after the initial pre-order rush.

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    Falcons sign Andy Dalton and release Cooper Rush▼Falcons reportedly sign Andy Dalton, release Cooper Rush✉newsSportSports1 h ago

    The Atlanta Falcons have reportedly signed veteran quarterback Andy Dalton and released Cooper Rush, according to Yahoo Sports. The move adds an experienced backup to the Falcons' quarterback room while cutting ties with Rush, who had served as a reserve option. The reported roster shuffle comes as teams continue adjusting their quarterback depth charts ahead of the season.

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    Jordan Love under heavy pressure in Cowboys-Packers matchup●# NFL # DALvGB Jordon Love might have to start aiming for facemask gaps to get completionsMmastodonSportFootball417 h ago

    During the NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers, Packers quarterback Jordan Love is struggling to complete passes under intense defensive pressure. Fans are joking that he might have to throw through facemask gaps just to get a completion, a colorful way of saying Dallas's pass rush is reaching him almost immediately on every dropback.

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    Flash flooding has sent water rushing through streets near the Las Vegas Strip, with local news footage showing fast-moving water inundating roads in the area. The flooding follows heavy storms hitting southern Nevada, disrupting traffic and prompting warnings for drivers and residents in low-lying areas as officials monitor the monsoon-season weather.

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    Apple's New iPhone Duo Sells Out Moments After Pre-Orders Open▼Apple's iPhone Duo Reportedly Sells Out Moments After Pre-Orders Open✉newsTechnologyMobile2 h ago

    Apple's latest iPhone pair reportedly sold out within moments of pre-orders going live, with initial stock snapped up almost immediately. Shipping delays are likely for early buyers as the company works through demand, and restocks are expected in the coming days and weeks.

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    Sudan's gold mining has surged as the ongoing war pushes people toward artisanal extraction, but the boom is leaving a toxic legacy of mercury and other contamination across mining areas. The conflict has weakened regulation, allowing uncontrolled digging that pollutes land and water while wartime factions reportedly profit from the trade.

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    Tennessee fined $500,000 after fans storm field versus Alabama▼Tennessee fined $500K after fans storm field following win over Alabama✉newsEnvironmentWeather6 h ago

    The SEC has fined Tennessee $500,000 after fans rushed the field following the Volunteers' win over Alabama in Knoxville. The penalty comes under conference policy on field invasions, which mandates fines for schools whose spectators enter the playing area. The fine is an automatic consequence of the postgame celebrations after one of college football's fiercest rivalries.

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    Tennessee to pay Alabama $500,000 after field storming▼University of Tennessee to pay Alabama $500k after fans storm field Saturday night✉newsEnvironmentWeather2 h ago

    The University of Tennessee will pay Alabama $500,000 after Tennessee fans stormed the field following Saturday night's game. The payment stems from Southeastern Conference rules that fine home schools when fans rush the court or field, with repeat offenses carrying escalating penalties. The fine follows Tennessee's win over Alabama in a rivalry matchup.

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    Sudan's Gold Rush Draws Fire From Its Closest Ally▼Sudan’s Gold Rush Is Drawing Fire From Its Closest Ally – OpEd✉newsWarSudan30 min ago

    An opinion piece argues that Sudan's booming gold trade is attracting criticism from the country's closest ally, reportedly over how the war-torn nation's mineral wealth is being extracted and controlled. The gold sector has been a key revenue source amid Sudan's ongoing conflict, and scrutiny from a major partner signals growing tension over its management.

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    A young child was rushed to Hasbro Children's Hospital after being struck by a bus in Fall River, while Michigan law enforcement agencies prepare to launch "Operation Safe Stop" on Monday as part of School Bus Safety Week, with Blairsville police also backing the initiative. The UK government has separately announced measures to curb noise and antisocial behaviour on public transport, and a school bus carrying autistic students was reported lost in Brooklyn for four hours last year.

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    Generative AI fakes fine art with convincing brushwork●🎨 WATCH: Generative # AI can mimic human brushwork, # watercolor textures, and anatomical quirks, making digital fakes dMmastodonTechnologyAI02 h ago

    Generative AI tools can now imitate human brushstrokes, watercolor textures and even anatomical quirks, producing digital images that are increasingly hard to tell apart from genuine fine art. Dan Evon of the News Literacy Project outlines practical techniques for evaluating suspicious imagery, as experts urge viewers to check details, provenance and inconsistencies before accepting artwork as authentic.

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    University of Tennessee fined $500,000 after fans storm field vs Alabama▼University of Tennessee fined $500,000 after fans storm field following Alabama game✉newsEnvironmentWeather8 h ago

    The University of Tennessee has been fined $500,000 after fans rushed the field following the football game against Alabama. The penalty comes under Southeastern Conference rules governing field invasions, which impose escalating fines on schools whose spectators enter the playing area. The fine underscores the SEC's effort to curb post-game storms, even after high-profile victories like Tennessee's over its longtime rival.

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    Mona Agarwal and Avani Lekhara lead India's medal rush at Asian Para Games▼Asian Para Games 2026: Mona Agarwal, Avani Lekhara lead India's medal rush in Aichi-Nagoya on opening day✉newsSportOlympics2 h ago

    Indian shooters Mona Agarwal and Avani Lekhara led the country's medal haul on the opening day of the 2026 Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The strong start in shooting events gave India early momentum at the multi-sport para competition, with celebrations and congratulations pouring in from fans and sports followers across the country.

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    Falcons sign Andy Dalton, release Cooper Rush●NFL news roundup: Falcons sign QB Andy Dalton, release QB Cooper Rush✉newsSportFootball1 h ago

    The Atlanta Falcons have signed veteran quarterback Andy Dalton and released Cooper Rush, according to an NFL news roundup. Dalton brings extensive starting experience and is expected to add depth to the quarterback room, while Rush's departure ends his brief stint with the team. The move comes as franchises continue reshaping rosters ahead of the upcoming season.

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    Waves crush SUV windshield on Hatteras ferry during Outer Banks storm▼During Outer Banks storm escape, waves smash onto Hatteras ferry, crushing SUV windshield✉newsEnvironmentWeather9 h ago

    A vehicle ferry crossing to Hatteras in North Carolina's Outer Banks was hit by large waves during a storm, with one wave smashing onto the deck and crushing the windshield of an SUV aboard. The ferry was carrying people fleeing the storm, and footage of the strike has circulated widely as the storm batters the North Carolina coast.

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    Solar demand drives Excite Energy revenue growth in 2025●Rush to solar helped Excite Energy grow revenue even faster during 2025✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 h ago

    Excite Energy reported faster revenue growth during 2025, which it attributes to the accelerating shift toward solar energy. The company is riding a broader rush by households and businesses to adopt solar power, a trend that continues to lift revenues across the energy sector.

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    One Mid-Cap Stock to Buy This Week, Two to Avoid▼1 Mid-Cap Stock to Target This Week and 2 We Brush Off✉newsBusinessMarkets3 h ago

    A new markets commentary picks one mid-cap stock as a buy target for the week while flagging two others that investors should steer clear of. The piece offers stock-specific analysis for traders looking at mid-sized companies, though the specific names and reasoning are not detailed in the headline.

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    Tennessee fined by SEC after fans storm field against Alabama▼Tennessee violates SEC policy with field storm, fine paid to Alabama✉newsEnvironmentWeather9 h ago

    Tennessee violated Southeastern Conference policy when fans stormed the field after its game against Alabama, triggering a fine that the university has paid to the conference. The SEC's field-storming rules penalize schools whose spectators rush the playing surface. The payment has drawn attention to conference policy and the rivalry between the two football programs.

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    Knicks urged not to rush Josh Hart back for banner night●Knicks can’t let banner night rush Josh Hart back✉newsSportSports5 h ago

    The New York Knicks are opening their season with a banner night celebration, but commentary is urging the team not to rush Josh Hart back from injury just for the occasion. The argument is that a ceremonial night should not influence medical decisions, and Hart's long-term availability matters more than one regular-season game.