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    Strong Girl Wows Men at the Gym●Super Strong Girl Impressed Men at the Gym!▶youtubeHealthFitness2.7Mjust now

    A young woman has gone viral for her remarkable strength during a gym workout, impressing the men training around her. The clip has drawn millions of views and over 2.6 million likes, with viewers praising her power and challenging stereotypes about women's strength training. Fitness audiences are debating her lifts and sharing reactions across social media.

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    God of War PSP port runs in browser via WebAssembly●God of War on PSP, recompiled to WebAssembly and running in the browserYhnHealthFitness241just now

    A developer has recompiled the PSP version of God of War to WebAssembly, letting the game run natively in a web browser without an emulator. The project, shared on GitHub, is drawing attention for showing how full commercial games can be recompiled for the web platform rather than emulated, sparking discussion about the future of browser-based game preservation.

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    French actress Véronique Genest has publicly revealed her favourite candidate for the upcoming presidential election: the mayor of Cannes. In remarks reported by Gala, she said the Côte d'Azur mayor's popularity is rising sharply. The endorsement puts a fresh spotlight on the Cannes mayor as a potential contender in French politics.

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    Musk says lidar is why Tesla Robotaxi avoids night driving▼Musk explains why Tesla Robotaxi isn't running at night, and Lidar is the answerYhnHealthFitness12just now

    Elon Musk has explained why Tesla's Robotaxi service is not operating after dark, pointing to the lack of lidar on Tesla vehicles as the limiting factor. Tesla has long relied on cameras alone for its autonomy systems, and the comment is being read as an acknowledgment that current sensor hardware restricts night-time operation. The remarks are fueling fresh debate over Tesla's camera-only strategy versus rivals that use lidar.

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    New research is highlighting just how complex human milk is, with findings covered by Medical Xpress pointing to its intricate composition beyond basic nutrition. The work adds to growing scientific interest in how breast milk supports infant development and health. Details of the study's specific findings and authors are not yet widely reported, but the topic is drawing attention in nutrition and health circles.

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    Jeremy Clarkson's remark at Tory conference draws attention●A great observation by Jeremy Clarkson at Tory conference.𝕏xGB1.3K5 min ago

    Jeremy Clarkson reportedly made a striking observation at the Conservative Party conference, and Reform UK's account amplified the comment, describing it as a great point. The remark is now circulating among UK political commentators and party supporters, adding to discussion around the conference and the state of the Conservative Party.

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    Zelensky holds urgent calls with European leaders after Trump remarks●Zelensky held urgent calls with leaders of the UK, France, Finland, and Norway following Trump remarks, coordinating a j𝕏xGB905 min ago

    Volodymyr Zelensky held urgent phone calls with the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Finland, and Norway after remarks by Donald Trump, working to coordinate a joint diplomatic response. The European partners are pushing back together against moves from the White House, presenting a united front on Ukraine policy.

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    Stephen A. Smith Apologizes Over Lane Johnson Mental Health Remarks●Stephen A. Smith Apologizes For Comments On Lane Johnson’s Retirement To Focus On Mental Health▶youtubeHealthMental Health123.8K2 min ago

    Stephen A. Smith has issued an apology after comments he made about Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson, who is stepping away from football to focus on his mental health. The remarks drew criticism, and Smith is now publicly saying sorry as the story circulates widely across sports media and social platforms.

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    Stephen A. Smith Accused of Mocking Lane Johnson's Mental Health●Stephen A. Smith MOCKS Lane Johnson’s Mental Health Issues▶youtubeHealthMental Health84.1K2 min ago

    Stephen A. Smith is facing backlash after commentary perceived as mocking Eagles lineman Lane Johnson's mental health struggles. Johnson has spoken openly about anxiety and depression, and critics say joking about such issues sets a damaging precedent in sports media. The comments have drawn wide attention and condemnation from fans calling for more sensitivity around athletes' mental health.

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    Rangers and Kilmarnock are facing off in Scottish Premiership action, with Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes drawing attention for his pre-match comments. In remarks reported by AOL, McInnes discussed an upcoming break, an injury to Devlin, and advice attributed to Sir Alex Ferguson. The fixture is attracting search interest in Australia and Spain.

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    Director Pavan Odeyar on Shivarajkumar films' OTT success●ಪವನ್ ಒಡೆಯರ್GgoogleIN2007 min ago

    Pavan Odeyar, director of the Kannada film 'Bele', has said that actor Shivarajkumar's films record the highest viewership on OTT platforms. His remarks have drawn attention among Kannada film audiences, adding to ongoing discussion about the star's popularity on streaming services. The claim was reported by Kannada media and is being talked about by fans of the actor.

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    Criticism of Ak Bars Arena pitch in Kazan●ак барс аренаGgoogleRU1007 min ago

    The pitch at Ak Bars Arena in Kazan is under fire after the agent of forward Tyukavin publicly criticised the quality of the field, sarcastically noting that "at least they painted the grass". The remarks have drawn attention to playing conditions at the stadium ahead of matches there, with fans and media in Russia weighing in on the state of the surface.

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    Jonathan the tortoise is the oldest land animal alive●'Jonathan' is the oldest land animal on EarthYhnScienceSpace Policy27911 min ago

    Jonathan, a giant tortoise living on the South Atlantic island of Saint Helena, is recognised as the oldest known land animal on Earth. Thought to have hatched around 1832, he is roughly 190 years old and has lived through the reigns of numerous British monarchs. The story is drawing wide attention for the remarkable longevity of the animal and what his care reveals about keeping giant tortoises healthy.

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    Low wholesale power prices spark renewables debate in UK●RE: https:// hachyderm.io/@katemorley/11741 6690743588593 This is another reason we really need as a country to continueMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy58 min ago

    A UK Octopus Agile tariff customer says wholesale electricity prices have fallen so low at times that they were effectively paid to use power, arguing it shows the country should keep investing in renewable and sustainable energy generation. The remark is drawing attention amid ongoing debate about energy costs and the UK's transition away from fossil fuels.

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    Trump says Ukraine needs a new president, blames Zelenskyy for diesel prices●Trump says Ukraine should get a new president as he blames Zelenskyy for US diesel pricesMmastodon387 min ago

    Donald Trump said at the White House that Ukraine should get a new president, arguing Volodymyr Zelenskyy has failed to end the war with Russia. Trump claimed Ukraine has lost 30% of its territory and that millions have died, and he also blamed Zelenskyy for high US diesel prices. The remarks drew broad attention and criticism.

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    Mickey Arthur Says No Pakistan Cricketer Feels Secure●No Pak Cricketer Feel Secured in Current Environment. Mickey Arthur▶youtubeEnvironment48.1K10 min ago

    Mickey Arthur has said that no Pakistani cricketer feels secure in the current environment, a stark assessment of the pressure surrounding the national team. The remarks have circulated widely among cricket fans, fueling debate over team selection, management and the scrutiny players face.

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    Tropical Storm Rachel nears San Diego as heatwave ends●Remarkable weather weekend ahead as Tropical Storm Rachel approaches San Diego and early-season trough ends record-breaking autumn heatwave✉newsEnvironmentWeather6 min ago

    Tropical Storm Rachel is approaching San Diego while an early-season storm trough is expected to bring a remarkable weather weekend to Southern California. The system should end a record-breaking autumn heatwave that has gripped the region, bringing cooler, wetter conditions. Attention is on how much rain and wind the remnants of Rachel will deliver to the coast.

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    A tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in South Yorkshire is being described by staff or observers as 'very calm and receptive'. The remark has drawn local attention to the park's big-cat attraction, though no further details about the animal or the circumstances are given. The park is one of the UK's best-known wildlife attractions and home to several tigers.

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    Apollo 11 Guidance Computer Code Now Public●The Apollo 11 Code Is Open Source (and it's hilarious)▶youtubeTechnologySoftware536.1K20 min ago

    The source code for the Apollo 11 guidance computer is available in public code repositories, and programmers have been digging through it. Commenters highlight amusing comments left by NASA engineers in the 1960s, including sassy remarks in the assembly code. The code shows how the mission's onboard computer handled navigation, landing and emergencies with extremely limited memory, drawing renewed admiration for the engineers who wrote it.

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    Secret Service chief: threat environment unlike anything seen before●Secret Service director says current threat environment is "like we've never seen before"▶youtubeEnvironment26.1K10 min ago

    The director of the US Secret Service says the current threat environment is "like we've never seen before", warning that the agency faces a level and variety of dangers beyond anything in its history. The remarks come as the agency contends with heightened scrutiny and mounting security challenges directed at protected officials.

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    Senate Candidate Adam Hamilton's Sermon on Beef and Climate Draws Controversy●Senate Candidate Adam Hamilton’s Sermon on Beef, Climate Change Sparks New Controversy✉newsEnvironmentClimate9 min ago

    Senate candidate Adam Hamilton is facing renewed controversy over a sermon in which he addressed beef consumption and climate change. The remarks have drawn criticism and debate, touching on the sensitive intersection of religion, diet, and environmental policy in American politics.

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    Trump Responds to Russia Plague Outbreak Bio-Weapons Claims●BREAKING: President Trump Responds To Russia's Plague Outbreak Possible Bio Weapons▶youtubeScienceBiology254K12 min ago

    President Trump has responded to reports of a plague outbreak in Russia, addressing speculation that it could be linked to possible biological weapons activity. Details of the outbreak and the nature of Trump's comments remain limited, but the remarks have drawn wide attention as concerns grow over the situation inside Russia and its potential implications.

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    Russia Threatens Elon Musk's Starlink in Escalating Space Rhetoric●STARLINK WILL FALL! Russia Threatens Full-Scale Space War on Elon Musk! Lesson for India | Kinjal▶youtubeScienceSpace552K14 min ago

    Russian officials have issued threats against Elon Musk's Starlink satellite network, warning of potential action against the system in orbit. The remarks have sparked debate about a possible militarisation of space and what counter-space weapons could mean for satellite constellations. Commentators in India are also drawing lessons from the standoff for their own space and defence planning.

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    Claim that US payments fund Russia's war stirs anger●"America is giving Russia more money to wage war against Ukraine… I believe our team is being used as a smokescreen. And𝕏xRU34520 min ago

    A widely shared claim asserts that America is effectively giving Russia more money to wage its war against Ukraine, with the speaker saying their side is being used as a smokescreen and calling it an unfair, weak decision by supposedly strong partners. The remark is being circulated online and is drawing criticism of Western policy toward Kyiv, though the claim's factual basis remains disputed.

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    SpaceX Techie's 'I Don't Speak Hindi' Remark Sparks Language Debate●I Don't Speak Hindi: SpaceX Techie Backlash Triggers Silicon Valley Language Debate| Indians In U.S.▶youtubeScienceSpace397.1K14 min ago

    A SpaceX employee's comment about not speaking Hindi has triggered backlash and a wider debate among the Indian diaspora in Silicon Valley about language, identity and workplace culture. The remark has drawn criticism from Indian Americans and renewed arguments over whether Hindi should be treated as a default language for the community in the United States.

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    The Secret To Living 194 Years Is Being A Turtle●The Secret To Living 194 Years Is Being A Turtle https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://defector .com/the-secret-to-living-194-yMmastodonScience312 min ago

    Defector has published a piece looking at a turtle reported to have lived 194 years, framing longevity as a matter of simply being a turtle. The article plays on the fascination with extreme animal lifespans and what they might suggest about aging. Readers are sharing the piece as a lighthearted take on the eternal quest to live longer.

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    Voyager 1 approaching one light-day from Earth▼Voyager 1 is 25.79 billion km/16.03 billion miles away from Earth and will reach 1 light-day from Earth in 38 days, 18 hMmastodonScienceSpace214 min ago

    NASA's Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object, is currently 25.79 billion kilometres (16.03 billion miles) from Earth. Space watchers note the spacecraft will reach a symbolic milestone — a full light-day's distance from our planet — in roughly 38 days and 18 hours. Its twin, Voyager 2, sits closer at 21.58 billion kilometres. The countdown highlights the staggering scale of the probes' nearly five-decade journey through interstellar space.

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    Ancient Genetic Event May Explain Octopus Intelligence●Scientists Discover Ancient Genetic Shake-Up That May Explain the Extraordinary Intelligence of Octopuses✉newsScienceBiology12 min ago

    Scientists report the discovery of an ancient genetic shake-up that may help explain the extraordinary intelligence of octopuses. The finding points to evolutionary changes in the cephalopod genome that could underpin the animals' remarkable problem-solving abilities and complex nervous systems, offering new insight into how intelligence can emerge independently in distant branches of life.

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    Musk claims SpaceX could one day outvalue Earth's entire economy●Elon Musk says SpaceX could one day be worth vastly more than Earth's economy. Here's what that would take.✉newsBusinessEconomy14 min ago

    Elon Musk says SpaceX could eventually be worth far more than the entire economic output of Earth. The claim rests on his long-term vision of building a city on Mars and expanding humanity into a multi-planetary civilisation, which he argues would generate economic activity on a scale beyond anything seen today. The remarks have drawn scepticism from analysts who question the timeline and feasibility.

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    DirectHop: One-Gram Robot Hops Precisely Over Stairs●First Look at DirectHop, the Tiny One Gram Robot Precisely Hops Over Stairs with Motor Control✉newsTechnologyRobotics17 min ago

    A first look at DirectHop, a tiny robot weighing just one gram, shows it hopping over stairs with precise motor control. The miniature jumping robot demonstrates remarkable agility for its size, drawing attention from robotics enthusiasts and engineers interested in small-scale locomotion. Observers are highlighting the precision of its motor-controlled jumps, which could point to new possibilities for compact robots navigating difficult terrain.

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    Elon Musk makes surprising statement about AI chips●Elon Musk Just Made a Surprising Statement About AI Chips. Here's the Stock It Helps.✉newsTechnologySemiconductors16 min ago

    Elon Musk has made a surprising public statement about AI chips, according to financial outlets covering the remarks. The comment is being read as positive news for at least one semiconductor-related stock, with analysts and investors weighing which companies stand to benefit. The exact content of the statement and the company involved are not detailed in the available coverage.

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    TSMC insider doubts Musk's 'Terafab' chipmaking plan●Elon Musk Would Be Better Off Sending Rockets To Mars Than Productively Making Chips Through Terafab, Says Individual Knowledgable About TSMC’s Internal Affairs✉newsTechnologySemiconductors16 min ago

    A person claiming knowledge of TSMC's internal affairs says Elon Musk would achieve more by sending rockets to Mars than by trying to make chips productively through a hypothetical 'Terafab' project. The remark suggests industry insiders see Tesla's or SpaceX's potential entry into advanced semiconductor manufacturing as unrealistic, given the expertise and complexity required in leading-edge chip production.

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    Tom Holland is trending in several countries after calling his conversation with Korean hip hop group Epik High "the greatest interview ever". The remark, reported by Korean media, has sparked curiosity among fans about how the Spider-Man actor connected with the Seoul-based trio, and chatter is spreading across Google trends in Italy and France.

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    Warnings that platforms will erase LGBTQIA users draw attention●RE: https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app /profile/did:plc:divsr6yqopdmsxsl23ih2l52/post/3mxjsz5dsz22c They'll erase uMmastodonWorldPolitics1119 min ago

    Social media users are voicing concern that major platforms will 'erase' them, particularly LGBTQIA people, while most users continue scrolling without noticing. The remarks were shared across federated networks and tagged with LGBTQIA, SocialMedia, Meta and Politics, reflecting broader anxiety about moderation, visibility and platform governance affecting marginalised communities online.

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    Colombian defender Johan Mojica is drawing attention after discussing his current spell at Getafe, the upcoming match against Barcelona, and his pride in representing the Colombian national team. In remarks reported by DSports, Mojica reflected on his recent performances and what lies ahead, sparking interest among fans following both La Liga and Colombia's squad.

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    Roma forward Castro said that in order to help Argentina he has to work hard at Roma, linking his club form to his international ambitions with the national team. The remarks were picked up in Italian sports coverage, with fans of the Giallorossi and Argentina followers discussing the young player's commitment and prospects.

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    Former Russia captain Andrey Arshavin said that Lionel Messi is, in his view, the greatest player in the history of football. The remark, carried by Sportbox, comes as debate continues among players and fans over how to rank Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and past legends such as Diego Maradona and Pelé.

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    Alibaba Chairman Joe Tsai Urges Europe To Embrace Open Source AI●Alibaba (BABA) Chairman Joe Tsai Urges Europe To Back Open Source AI✉newsTechnologySoftware20 min ago

    Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai has called on European regulators and policymakers to support open source artificial intelligence rather than restricting it. He argued that open models can help Europe stay competitive in AI development while fostering innovation across the continent. The remarks add to an ongoing debate in Europe over how to regulate AI without stifling home-grown technological growth.

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    Open source code valued over promises, says Florea●Open source code valued over promises, Alexandru Iulian Florea notes✉newsTechnologySoftware20 min ago

    Alexandru Iulian Florea argues that in the software world, open source code carries more weight than verbal or written commitments, since published code can be independently verified while promises cannot. His remark has been picked up by outlets covering the technology sector, reflecting a broader debate about transparency and trust in software development and vendor relationships.

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    Palantir CEO says only tradespeople and neurodivergent workers will thrive in AI era●Palantir CEO says only trade workers or those with neurodivergence will succeed in the AI era✉newsTechnologyAI23 min ago

    Palantir CEO Alex Karp has claimed that in the AI era, only skilled trade workers and people with neurodivergence are likely to succeed. The comment suggests white-collar office roles may be most exposed to automation, while hands-on trades and certain cognitive styles remain harder for AI to replicate. The remarks are drawing attention and debate about which jobs and abilities will hold value as artificial intelligence spreads through the workplace.

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