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    Hamilton and Leclerc publicly back Ferrari boss Vasseur●F1 Today | Hamilton and Leclerc back Vasseur as Verstappen confirms next GT race✉newsSportMotorsportjust now

    Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have voiced their support for Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur, a show of unity around the team's leadership. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen has confirmed his next GT racing event, continuing his expanded programme outside Formula 1. The drivers' backing of Vasseur comes as attention focuses on Ferrari's form and internal stability this season.

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    NBC Audio Out of Sync During Cubs-Padres Broadcast▼NBC audio out of sync in Cubs-Padres🦋bluesky6026 min ago

    Viewers reported that NBC's audio was out of sync during its broadcast of the Cubs-Padres game, with the sound lagging behind the on-field action. Baseball fans voiced frustration on social media, noting the delay spoiled key plays and made the game hard to follow. Some wondered whether the issue stemmed from the network's streaming setup or local distribution.

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    Wembanyama rules out sports betting endorsements▼‘It’s very sad’: Spurs’ Wembanyama rules out sports betting endorsements By Guardian sport Spurs star says he will ‘neveMmastodonSportBasketball25 min ago

    San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama has said he will never promote sports betting, calling the gambling boom in sport "very sad". The French centre, one of the NBA's biggest draws, becomes a prominent voice against betting sponsorships as gambling partnerships spread across American professional leagues.

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    Steelers fans frustrated before halftime●MOOD and it’s not even the second half! # Steelers # NFLMmastodonSportFootball27 min ago

    Supporters of the Pittsburgh Steelers are voicing frustration during an NFL game, saying their mood had soured before the second half even began. The post, tagged with Steelers and NFL hashtags, captures a mood of exasperation among fans watching the team's performance, though no specific plays, score or opponent are mentioned.

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    UCLA To Honor Broadcaster Jim Hill at Rose Bowl●UCLA To Honor Los Angeles Sports Broadcasting Legend Jim Hill at Rose Bowl✉newsSportSports8 min ago

    UCLA announced it will honor longtime Los Angeles sports broadcasting legend Jim Hill at the Rose Bowl. The tribute, shared by UCLA Athletics, recognizes Hill's decades-long career covering Southern California sports and his connection to the region's teams. Fans and colleagues are being invited to celebrate one of the most familiar voices in Los Angeles sports history.

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    Critics say Meloni's Italy is failing to restore order●In Meloni’s Italy they act without restraint and create chaos because they know there will be no consequences. Send them𝕏xIT68518 min ago

    A comment circulating in Italy accuses the government of Giorgia Meloni of allowing people to act without restraint and create chaos, claiming offenders face no consequences and calling for deportations. The remark reflects ongoing frustration among right-leaning voices who argue that, despite Meloni's hard line on immigration, enforcement on the ground remains weak and public order problems persist.

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    Ellis Medicine holds town hall as patients raise concerns●Ellis Medicine holds town hall; patients share concerns✉newsHealthMedicine16 min ago

    Ellis Medicine, a hospital system in New York's Capital Region, held a town hall meeting where patients voiced concerns about their care and the organisation. Local outlet NEWS10 ABC reported on the gathering. The specific issues patients raised were not detailed, and it is unclear what prompted the meeting or what outcomes were promised.

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    Analysis of Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah's UN Speech Draws Attention●Decoding Balen's Speech at UN | WSO | Binayak Kuikel▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate549.7K22 min ago

    Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah's address at the United Nations is being widely analyzed and debated, with a detailed breakdown by journalist Binayak Kuikel drawing large audiences. Commentators are examining what the young mayor's remarks signal for Nepal's climate stance and his growing political profile beyond the country.

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    Commentary is circulating arguing that conservative groups deliberately manufacture scientific debate on contested issues, most likely climate change, by amplifying minority expert voices and framing settled science as open controversy. The piece has drawn a large audience and prompted discussion about how doubt is produced and spread in public discussions of research findings.

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    Record-Strength El Niño Prompts California State of Emergency●Strongest El Niño on Record Triggers California State of Emergency and Is Already Affecting Global Weather Patterns✉newsEnvironmentClimate22 min ago

    California has declared a state of emergency as the strongest El Niño on record drives severe storms and disruption across the state. Scientists and commentators say the event is already altering global weather patterns, with concerns about flooding, drought shifts, and wider climate impacts being voiced internationally.

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    Builders and environmental groups clash over Supreme Court natural gas ruling●Home builders, environmental groups react to Supreme Court's ruling on natural gas initiative✉newsWorldLaw & Courts23 min ago

    The Washington Supreme Court has ruled on a natural gas initiative, drawing quick reactions from both sides. Home builders welcomed the decision as supportive of housing affordability and energy access, while environmental groups voiced disappointment, arguing it undermines efforts to shift away from fossil fuels. The ruling is expected to shape future energy policy debates in the state.

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    Florida parents and teachers decry science education changes●‘Gobsmacked’: Florida parents, teachers decry changes to science education✉newsScience28 min ago

    Parents and teachers in Florida say they are 'gobsmacked' over changes to the state's science education standards, according to the Orlando Sentinel. Critics are voicing concern over how science, including evolution and climate topics, will be taught in public schools, and are pushing back against the state's revised curriculum requirements.

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    US scientists warn of unsustainable future for research●‘They don’t see a sustainable future for research’: US science coming under increasing pressure✉newsScience28 min ago

    US researchers are voicing growing alarm about the pressures facing American science, saying many no longer see a sustainable future for research careers. The concerns come amid funding uncertainty and job insecurity across the sector, with scientists warning that conditions are pushing talent away from laboratories and academia. Chemists and other researchers say the situation is deteriorating.

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