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    Kansas Senate Race Moves to Toss-Up, Boosting Democrats' Majority Hopes●A Senate Majority is Squarely in Democrats’ Sights as Kansas Moves to Toss Up; Two Other Races Shift Left✉newsWorldPolitics36 min ago

    The nonpartisan Cook Political Report shifted Kansas's Senate race to toss-up, while two other Senate races also moved in Democrats' favor, putting a Senate majority squarely within reach for the party. The rating changes suggest midterm conditions are deteriorating for Republicans, with analysts pointing to narrowing margins in states once considered safely Republican.

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    Iran and US diplomacy back at square one▼Iran, US back to ‘square one’ as diplomacy stalls✉newsWorldDiplomacy32 min ago

    Talks between Iran and the United States have stalled, with reports describing the two sides as being back to 'square one'. The breakdown leaves the future of diplomacy over Iran's nuclear programme and sanctions uncertain, with no sign of a resumption in negotiations, and analysts warning of rising regional tension as a result.

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    CBC accused of misrepresenting causes of men's mental health decline▼CBC Falsely Blames Social Media For Mental Health Decline in Men Mental health in men is on the decline and while thereMmastodonTechnology52 min ago

    Canada's public broadcaster CBC is facing criticism over its coverage of declining mental health among men. Critics, including the technology site Freezenet, argue the CBC article acknowledged multiple contributing causes but ultimately buried them and placed the blame squarely on social media instead. The accusation has drawn attention among readers debating how media outlets frame the role of online platforms in men's mental health.

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    Satellite data reveal vast routine oil pollution in oceans●Satellite data reveal massive scale of routine # oil pollution in # oceans . See the map 🚨 Oil slicks from ships and offMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife91 h ago

    New satellite analysis shows oil slicks from ships and offshore platforms cover roughly 1.6 million square kilometres of ocean surface every year, an area larger than many countries. The findings highlight that much of this pollution comes from routine discharges and leaks rather than major spills, prompting concern about under-regulated shipping and offshore industry practices.

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    Ukraine says Russian drones sank Turkish ship▼Ukraine says Russian drones behind Turkish ship sinking✉newsWarUkraine23 min ago

    Ukraine says Russian naval drones were responsible for the sinking of a Turkish ship in the Black Sea. The claim, reported by DW, puts the blame for the incident squarely on Moscow and is likely to strain relations and raise questions about shipping safety in the region. Details about the vessel, casualties and Turkey's response have not yet been confirmed.

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    Gravity Fitness signs 23K-square-foot lease at Flushing Plaza▼Gravity Fitness signs 23K-square-foot lease to occupy Flushing Plaza✉newsHealthFitness1 h ago

    Gravity Fitness has signed a 23,000-square-foot lease to occupy space at Flushing Plaza in Queens. The deal adds a major gym tenant to the shopping plaza and marks an expansion for the fitness chain. It is being reported locally as a notable retail leasing transaction in the Flushing market.

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    Spanish writer David Uclés has commented on the encampment at Madrid's Sol square, saying: "Where others see threat and danger, I only saw hope and enthusiasm." His remarks, reported by Marca, frame the youth-led gathering in a positive light amid a wider debate about the protests, and have drawn attention to the writer's public stance on the movement.

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    Mathematicians Confirm Optimal Packing of 11 Squares●Mathematicians Verify Optimal Packing of 11 Squares After Decades𝕏xSE2022 h ago

    Researchers have finally verified the optimal way to pack 11 equal squares inside the smallest possible container, settling a problem open for decades. The proof confirms longstanding conjectures in discrete geometry. Mathematicians are celebrating the result as a rare advance in packing theory, a field with links to logistics, coding, and materials science.

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    Crowds gather at Tian'anmen Square for National Day flag-raising●On the morning of the National Day, people gathered at Tian'anmen Square to witness the national flag-raising ceremony,𝕏xCN1135 h ago

    Crowds gathered at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing on the morning of National Day to watch the national flag-raising ceremony. The event is one of the most symbolic observances marking the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, drawing large numbers of visitors each year.

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    Pro-Palestine gathering at Piccadilly Circus draws attention●🇬🇧 Piccadilly Circus, London 🔗 · https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=eRutmyIOlyk # Palestine # ceasefire # FreePalestine @MmastodonWar124 min ago

    Posts are circulating about a pro-Palestine event at Piccadilly Circus in London, shared with hashtags calling for a ceasefire and a free Palestine. The watermelon emoji and dove symbols used in the posts are widely recognised expressions of solidarity with Palestinians, and the shares link to video footage of the scene in the landmark square.

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    A Playful Guide to Eating Chickpeas by Geometry●How-To — Eat Chick(s)🐥Geometrically —Fold in Tiny Triangles —Square their Box —Steam the wetted Circle (optionally, inseMmastodonLifeFood44 h ago

    A food post is doing the rounds describing a whimsical way to eat chickpeas: folding them into tiny triangles, squaring up the box they come in, and steaming them in a wetted circle, with an optional packet of tangy tamarind thrown in. The instructions are framed as a tongue-in-cheek how-to mixing food, nature and photography.

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    Stephen A. Smith reacts to LeBron James' Knicks comments●Stephen A. responds to LeBron James wanting to become a New York Knick 👀 | First Take▶youtubeSportBasketball494.4K6 h ago

    Stephen A. Smith has responded on ESPN's First Take to LeBron James saying he would have wanted to play for the New York Knicks. The exchange has drawn large attention online, with fans debating whether James could ever have fit in New York and how Smith framed the Knicks' appeal to a superstar of his stature. Discussion has centered on James' legacy, Madison Square Garden's mystique, and the Knicks' current standing.

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    Midnight Opens at the Daryl Roth Theatre in New York▼Midnight | Daryl Roth Theatre | Theater in New York✉newsCultureTheatre4 h ago

    A production titled Midnight is being staged at the Daryl Roth Theatre in New York, according to a listing from Time Out Worldwide. No further details about the show, its cast or its creative team have been confirmed. The Daryl Roth Theatre is a well-known Off-Broadway venue in Union Square.

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    What a Jackson Square tarot reader teaches about listening▼Learning about listening from a tarot card reader on New Orleans' Jackson Square✉newsCultureEntertainment6 h ago

    A New Orleans tarot card reader working on Jackson Square is the subject of a feature about the art of listening. The piece explores how the reader draws out clients' concerns during readings in the historic French Quarter square, framing fortune-telling as much about attentive conversation as prediction.

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    Matchbox cast reunites for New York premiere▼The cast of Matchbox: The Movie reunited at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater for the New York premiere of the Apple Originals film. Read more below.✉newsCultureFilm7 h ago

    The cast of Matchbox: The Movie reunited at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York for the premiere of the Apple Originals film. The event marks the film's theatrical debut ahead of its release on Apple's streaming platform, with the cast appearing together on the red carpet to promote the movie.

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    Man Charged With Assaulting Two Women at Cambridge Gym▼Man charged with assaulting two women in Porter Square fitness club✉newsHealthFitness6 h ago

    A man has been charged with assaulting two women inside a fitness club in Porter Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The report, from local outlet Cambridge Day, identifies the charges but gives few further details on the incident, the suspect's identity, or the victims' conditions. The case is now moving through the local criminal justice process.

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    Carpenter Square Theatre Stages Tracy Letts' 'The Minutes'●Carpenter Square Theatre Takes on Tracy Letts’ ‘The Minutes’✉newsCultureTheatre4 h ago

    Carpenter Square Theatre in Oklahoma City is mounting a production of Tracy Letts' play 'The Minutes', according to the Oklahoma Gazette. The dark comedy about a small-town city council meeting has drawn attention since its Broadway run, and the local staging gives Oklahoma audiences a chance to see work by the Pulitzer-winning playwright with deep ties to the state.

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    Art Squared Exhibit Opens at Gallery Zeke●Art Squared exhibit comes to Gallery Zeke✉newsCultureArt4 h ago

    Gallery Zeke is hosting a new Art Squared exhibit, bringing together works by area artists. The show adds to the gallery's roster of rotating exhibitions and gives local artists a venue to display and sell their pieces. Further details about participating artists and the exhibit's run were not immediately available.

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    Guthrie Leads Lawmakers' Brief Backing Kentucky Lawsuit Against EPA▼Guthrie Leads Members of Congress in Submitting Amicus Brief in Support of Kentucky Lawsuit Against the EPA✉newsWorldUS Politics7 h ago

    Congressman Brett Guthrie is leading a group of members of Congress in filing an amicus brief in support of Kentucky's lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency. The brief signals congressional backing for the state's legal challenge to federal environmental regulation. Guthrie's office announced the filing, positioning the congressman and his colleagues squarely against the EPA's actions affecting Kentucky.

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    Candidates competing for New York's 22nd congressional district squared off in a debate that turned heated over three main issues: President Trump, US policy toward Iran, and immigration. The exchanges reflected the district's contested political ground, with each side pressing the other on loyalty to the president, foreign policy stances, and border enforcement positions ahead of the election.

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    Marietta Square art festival returns this weekend●Marietta Square art festival returns weekend✉newsCultureArt6 h ago

    The Marietta Square art festival returns to downtown Marietta, Georgia this weekend, according to local outlet FOX 5 Atlanta. The event brings artists, vendors and visitors back to the historic square, a regular fixture on the local arts calendar. Further details about exhibitors, schedules and attendance were not immediately provided.

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    Longwood Gardens Rolls Out Fall Season Attractions●Longwood Gardens Celebrates Fall Season With Fountain Shows, Plant Displays, and More✉newsLifeHome & Garden7 h ago

    Longwood Gardens, the famed botanical garden in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, is marking the autumn season with a lineup of seasonal programming. Visitors can expect illuminated fountain shows, fall-themed plant displays and other garden events celebrating the change of season. The Pennsylvania attraction is promoting its fall calendar as the leaves turn and cooler weather draws guests outdoors.

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    Hostage Square in Tel Aviv bears few traces of October 7 crisis▼‘Remember 7.10.23’: In Israel, Hostage Square bears few remnants of a national crisis – but trauma lingers✉newsWarTerrorism9 h ago

    A year after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, once the focal point of rallies demanding the return of Israeli hostages, now shows few physical remnants of the national crisis. Yet visitors and reporters note that the trauma lingers for families of those still held and for Israeli society, with the 'Remember 7.10.23' slogan underscoring demands that the hostages and the attack not be forgotten.

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    Carly Rae Jepsen to Play Madison Square Garden on May 15th▼Carly Rae Jepsen at Madison Square Garden on May 15th✉newsLifeHome & Garden10 h ago

    Carly Rae Jepsen is scheduled to perform at Madison Square Garden in New York City on May 15th. The pop singer, best known for hits like 'Call Me Maybe', will take the stage at one of the world's most famous arenas. Fans are sharing news of the date as the show approaches.

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    Robot lawn mower handles 2,000 square meters at a bargain price●Tired of mowing? This robot can handle 2,000m²—at an irresistible price✉newsTechnologyRobotics10 h ago

    A new robot lawn mower capable of maintaining gardens of up to 2,000 square meters is being promoted at a notably low price, drawing attention from homeowners looking to avoid regular mowing. French science outlet Futura highlighted the device, describing its price as hard to resist, though detailed specifications and the exact brand were not given.

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    Ukraine Retakes 10 Sq Km Near Vovchansk, Think Tank Reports●Ukraine Clears 10 Sq Km Near Vovchansk, Eliminating Three Russian Infiltration Groups, ISW Says✉newsWarUkraine11 h ago

    Ukrainian forces have cleared roughly 10 square kilometres of territory near Vovchansk in Kharkiv region and eliminated three Russian infiltration groups, according to the Institute for the Study of War. The claim highlights ongoing fighting in the area, where Russian troops pushed across the border in May 2024 and Kyiv has since fought to regain ground.

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    Park Square Theatre stages comedy 'On the Razzle!'●"On the Razzle!" at Park Square Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre11 h ago

    Park Square Theatre is staging a production of 'On the Razzle!', Tom Stoppard's farcical comedy about mistaken identities and small-town shopkeepers. Local theatre coverage has highlighted the show, with bloggers noting its slapstick humor and frantic plotting. The production adds to the Twin Cities' active theatre season, drawing attention from regional arts audiences.