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- 1Rosoo's 'Monster in the Dark' Kids Song Gains Traction●Oh No! Monster in the Dark👻 | Be Brave Song | Educational Kids Song | Rosoo Nursery Rhymes
Children's content channel Rosoo has released a new educational nursery rhyme called 'Oh No! Monster in the Dark', a 'Be Brave' song aimed at teaching young children to overcome fear of the dark. The animated song is drawing significant attention, with strong engagement from families and caregivers watching kids' entertainment content.
- 2SUD Education calls for strike fund donations in France●🍑 Tu veux rencontrer des caisses de grèves chaudes dans ton académie ? https://www. sudeducation.org/contact/ 🌶️ Si tu e
The education union SUD Education is inviting teachers across French school academies to connect with local strike funds and contribute financially. The appeal targets salaried staff willing to support colleagues who are losing pay while on strike, directing people to the union's contact page to find hotlines in their académie. The call comes amid ongoing education sector strike action in France.
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A new developer tool called Ledge.sh is gaining attention for turning Markdown notes into runnable documents, letting users execute code snippets directly inside their notes. It launched on Hacker News under the Show HN category, where makers share projects with the community. Commenters are weighing in on its usefulness for documentation, tutorials and personal knowledge management, with early engagement suggesting solid curiosity among developers.
- 4Indian passenger hailed as hero after foiling flight hijack attempt●INDIAN HERO SAVES ISRAEL | World is Shocked by Hijack Attempt on Flight | By Prashant Dhawan
An Indian man is being widely credited with stopping a hijack attempt on a flight to Israel, with commentators calling him a hero and the story drawing global attention. Coverage focuses on how the incident unfolded aboard the aircraft and reactions praising the passenger's quick actions during the emergency.
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A public call has been issued inviting people to share their stories about the Friendship Garden. Organisers are gathering memories and personal accounts connected to the space, likely for a community project or anniversary. Little further detail is available about who is collecting the stories or what they will be used for.
- 6Beginner Python course teaches coding through drawing●Show HN: Build with Python – a beginner course where your code draws
A new beginner-level Python course called Build with Python has been launched, starting with a lesson on drawing with code. The course is aimed at people new to programming and uses visual, drawing-based exercises as a way to learn. It is being shared and discussed among developers interested in teaching tools for beginners.
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Spain's opposition Popular Party has asked the judge in the so-called 'caso Leire' to summon the Socialist Party (PSOE) as a formal suspect, alleging the party covered costs linked to what the PP describes as a criminal network. The demand escalates the legal and political pressure on the Socialists, with El Español reporting the filing and the illegal financing claims driving debate in Spain.
- 8Thoreau BASIC asks what if BASIC never faded●Show HN: Thoreau BASIC – What if BASIC hadn't gone out of fashion?
A new project called Thoreau BASIC presents itself as an answer to the question of what programming would look like if BASIC had stayed in mainstream use. Launched on Hacker News, it invites developers to revisit the once-ubiquitous teaching language. The launch drew strong engagement, with commenters debating BASIC's legacy and whether simplicity-first languages deserve a comeback.
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Novak Djokovic is trending worldwide during the China Open in Beijing, where he defeated Alexander Zverev in a heated match that saw him argue with Zverev over a rule he called stupid. He then faced Daniil Medvedev in the semifinal, with Medvedev playfully calling Djokovic 'old' and 'crazy' beforehand. The tournament also saw Medvedev disqualified after hitting a fan with a ball.
- 10Colorectal Cancer Rising Among Children and Teens●Colorectal Cancer Is Rising Among the Young, Even Kids and Teens
New reporting highlights a rise in colorectal cancer cases among young people, including children and teenagers, with researchers noting the disease in kids may differ biologically from the adult form. The trend adds to growing concern among doctors about early-onset colorectal cancer, whose causes remain unclear, and prompts calls for greater awareness of symptoms and earlier screening in younger age groups.
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Donald Trump is calling on his supporters to vote by mail, even as he continues to claim that mail-in voting is vulnerable to fraud. The appeal marks a shift in strategy, encouraging Republicans to use a voting method he has repeatedly criticized. Observers see it as an effort to ensure his base does not cede an advantage to Democrats, who have historically promoted mail balloting.
- 12Graphene launches data analysis toolkit for coding agents●Show HN: Graphene – Data analysis toolkit for your coding agent
A new open-source project called Graphene has been released, offering a data analysis toolkit designed to work with coding agents such as AI programming assistants. The toolkit is available on GitHub, where developers can try it, review the code, and contribute. Early reactions on Hacker News are mixed into general discussion about how AI coding agents can handle data analysis tasks more effectively.
- 1356k.rip recreates the 1996 dial-up internet experience●56k.rip – the 1996 dial-up internet experience
A new website called 56k.rip lets users relive what going online felt like in 1996, recreating the sounds and atmosphere of dial-up modem connections. It is drawing attention among tech enthusiasts nostalgic for the early consumer internet, with many sharing memories of screeching modems and slow load times.
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A project called tester-army/e2e, an open-source end-to-end testing framework for web and mobile applications written in TypeScript, is drawing interest on GitHub. Its developers describe it as a next-generation option for automated e2e testing, positioning it alongside established tools like Playwright and Cypress.
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A large food company is facing backlash after publishing a recipe that critics say could be dangerous if prepared as written, with warnings that following it could seriously harm someone. The claim spread widely online, drawing millions of engagements, with many people debating what the company posted and calling out apparent food safety lapses from a major brand.
- 16Parent combines algebra lessons with powerlifting sessions●Teaching my kid how to simplify algebraic expressions while powerlifting training has to be a new unlocked achievement.
A father says he taught his child how to simplify algebraic expressions in the middle of his own powerlifting training, calling it a newly unlocked achievement. He shared the moment alongside tags for powerlifting, teaching and parenting, drawing small but warm engagement from readers amused by the multitasking.
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Novak Djokovic beat in-form Alexander Zverev to reach the China Open semi-finals, preserving an unbeaten record in Beijing. He then spoke about a difficult season, calling it 'a big, big struggle' after needing another medical timeout. Coverage also includes Andy Murray's comments on his coaching spell with Djokovic and debate over his remarkable 30-0 record.
- 18Space game ships with a working RISC-V emulator that runs Linux▼Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux
An indie space game, Against All Odds, now includes a built-in RISC-V emulator called PasRiscV capable of booting Linux inside the game. The developers describe it as a way to run real software on in-game computers rather than scripted fiction. Programmers are discussing the technical challenge of emulating hardware accurately enough for a full OS while keeping it playable.
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The world's largest human tower competition is in the news. Human tower building, known as castells, is a Catalan tradition in which teams called collas construct multi-level towers of people standing on each other's shoulders. Competitions draw thousands of spectators who watch teams compete to build the tallest and most complex towers.
- 20Indian fashion seller Reena Fashion Meham draws big livestream audience●💯💯Reena fashion meham is live 8708474275🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏
Reena Fashion Meham, a clothing seller based in Meham, Haryana, is running a live shopping broadcast showing its latest fashion items, with viewers able to order by calling the number displayed. The stream has drawn well over a million likes, indicating strong interest in livestream fashion sales in the region.
- 21Push to Restore Civics Education in American Schools●Restoring Civics Education in America’s Classrooms
The Goldwater Institute is calling for a renewal of civics education in American classrooms, arguing that schools have drifted away from teaching students the fundamentals of government, citizenship and the Constitution. The push reflects a broader national debate over what schools should teach and how to prepare young people for informed participation in democratic life.
- 22Dahlias bring a splash of colour to Cotswolds gardens●Some much needed floral sunshine. # dahlias # plants # flowers # gardening # gardens # cotswolds # ukgardening
Gardeners in the Cotswolds are sharing photos of dahlias in bloom, calling the flowers some much needed sunshine. The posts celebrate the late-season colour the plants bring to UK gardens, with the gardening community swapping pictures and appreciation of dahlias as the season winds down.
- 23West Midlands mayor urges chancellor to ease electric car targets●Labour mayor of West Midlands urges chancellor to relax electric car targets
Richard Parker, the Labour mayor of the West Midlands, has called on the chancellor to relax the UK's electric vehicle targets, arguing the current mandates risk harming the region's car industry. The West Midlands is home to major automotive manufacturing, and Parker says firms need more time and flexibility to shift to electric production. The plea puts him at odds with parts of his own party's green agenda.
- 24Pumpkin spice cake recipe wins rave reviews●“This is possibly the best cake recipe I’ve ever made.” Lots of love in the comments for this pumpkin spice moment! https://nyti.ms/4rFRyY1
A pumpkin spice cake recipe is drawing enthusiastic praise from home bakers, with many calling it possibly the best cake they have ever made. Comments are filled with compliments, and the recipe appears to be having a seasonal moment as fall baking picks up. Home cooks are sharing their results and encouraging others to try it.
- 25Debate over children starting school still in nappies●Don't blame SEND parents for nappies in reception - lazy parenting is the real culprit
An LBC opinion piece argues that parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities should not be blamed for pupils arriving in reception classes still wearing nappies. Instead, it points to what it calls lazy parenting among other families as the real cause of the problem. The claim is likely to fuel an ongoing debate about school readiness and parental responsibility.
- 26Mealtime Battles and Stigma Drive Stress for Chinese Autism Caregivers●Mealtime Battles, Stigma and Job Loss Drive Parenting Stress in Chinese Autism Caregivers
Parents caring for autistic children in China are facing high levels of stress, driven by difficult mealtimes, social stigma around autism, and job loss as caregiving demands force parents out of work. Reports highlight how the combination of daily feeding struggles and discrimination places a heavy mental and financial burden on families, prompting calls for better support for caregivers.
- 27Artwork shows bread twisted with twine fresh from the oven▼In today's twisted saying. Bread is made to roll from the oven and twisted with twine in the pure chaos of the last thre
An artist has shared a new piece depicting bread rolling from the oven and twisted with twine, calling it part of the 'pure chaos' of the last three puzzle boxes on the site. The post also includes extra artwork, and the creator invites viewers to explore more under one title.
- 28The skeleton garden at a Rock Island corner draws attention●The skeleton garden on the corner 44th Street and 14th Avenue in Rock Island
A home garden on the corner of 44th Street and 14th Avenue in Rock Island, Illinois, is being called a 'skeleton garden' in the Quad-City Times. The feature highlights the unusual display at the residential corner, which has caught the eye of locals in the Quad Cities area. Details about its creator or purpose were not provided.
- 29Carly Rae Jepsen Set to Play Madison Square Garden on May 15●Carly Rae Jepsen at Madison Square Garden on May 15th
Carly Rae Jepsen is scheduled to perform at Madison Square Garden in New York City on May 15th. The Canadian pop singer, known for hits like 'Call Me Maybe', will appear at the iconic venue as part of her touring schedule. No further details about the show have been made available.
- 30IEEE Spectrum explores a modern take on the Pony Express●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@ieeespectrum/ 117390159459875861 Very interesting article about a modern "Pony Express" id
IEEE Spectrum has published an article describing what it calls a modern 'Pony Express' concept, framing the idea as part of true American heritage. The piece has drawn attention for its technology reporting on electric and hybrid vehicles, with at least one reader praising it as well written and noting it appears to be written by a human. The article is circulating among technology and electric vehicle enthusiasts.
- 31Living on Mars remains a fantasy for most people●Living on Mars is still a fantasy for most people. # mars # ufo # travel
Commenters are pushing back on the idea that human life on Mars is within reach, calling it a fantasy for the vast majority of people. The discussion touches on space travel and UFO topics, reflecting ongoing public skepticism about plans to colonize the red planet despite bold claims from the space industry.
- 32Gas cars fall below half of global new car sales●Gas cars fall below 50% of global new car sales for the first time
Vehicles powered solely by petrol or diesel have, for the first time, accounted for less than 50% of new car sales worldwide, according to a report by Electrek. The milestone reflects the rapid growth of electric and hybrid vehicles, particularly in China and Europe. Commenters are calling it a symbolic turning point in the shift away from internal combustion engines.
- 33Global Gas Car Sales Fall Below 50% For First Time Since 1920s●Gas Cars’ Dominance Is Fading: Global Sales Fall Below 50% For The First Time Since The 1920s
Internal combustion engine vehicles have reportedly fallen below half of global new car sales for the first time in roughly a century, marking a historic shift in the automotive market. The milestone reflects the rapid rise of electric vehicles and hybrid models, with analysts calling it a turning point in the transition away from petrol and diesel cars worldwide.
- 34Terraced street EV charging branded a 'postcode lottery'●Terraced street EV charging 'postcode lottery'
Drivers living on terraced streets face a 'postcode lottery' when it comes to charging electric vehicles, according to reports highlighting the difficulty of installing home charge points where off-street parking is unavailable. Households without driveways must rely on public chargers, and access varies sharply by area, prompting calls for fairer charging infrastructure.
- 35Race highlights released for 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●Race Highlights | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 has published its official race highlights for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, drawing a large audience within a day of release. The clip condenses the season's opening-round action in Bahrain into a short recap, and motorsport fans are sharing reactions to the key overtakes, pit strategy calls and finishing order as the new Formula 1 season gets underway.
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Amazon Canada's Prime Big Deal Days event is underway, and shoppers are sorting through the discounts. Coverage has been critical of the sale overall, with one Rolling Stone review calling the offers 'really lame' while highlighting 16 products considered genuinely worth buying. Canadian shoppers are comparing deals and sharing which items are worth the discount.
- 37Vietnamese theatre takes the stage in Paris with 'Vietnam en Scène'●« Vietnam en Scène » : le théâtre vietnamien s’invite à Paris https:// vietnam-aujourdhui.info/2026/1 0/06/vietnam-en-sc
A Vietnamese theatre event called 'Vietnam en Scène' is being presented in Paris, bringing Vietnamese stage performance to French audiences. Details of the programme, venues and participating companies are not specified in the available information. The initiative highlights growing cultural exchange between Vietnam and France.
- 38Qwen 125B model runs at 100 tokens per second on an RTX 4090●Run Qwen 3.8 Flash Next (125B) on consumer hardware (RTX 4090) at 100T/s
A new open-source project called Strata claims to run the Qwen 3.8 Flash Next 125-billion-parameter model on a single consumer RTX 4090 graphics card at speeds of 100 tokens per second. If the benchmarks hold up, it would put frontier-scale language model inference within reach of hobbyists without enterprise GPUs, and it is drawing strong attention from developers on Hacker News.
- 39The humble bread heel becomes a crisped kitchen favorite●The heel of the loaf and the two hard slices nobody wanted. Tear them with your hands — never a knife, the ragged edges
Cooks are championing the often-discarded heel of the loaf, along with two hard end slices, as the base for a simple skillet snack. The method calls for tearing the bread by hand rather than cutting it, since the ragged edges crisp best, then toasting it in a dry skillet with oil, a smashed garlic clove and salt for about six minutes until deep golden.
- 40McDonald's uses AI to set prices by location●McDonalds has AI estimate "customer willingness to pay" at each restaurant
McDonald's is using artificial intelligence to estimate how much customers are willing to pay at individual restaurants, according to a Reuters report. The system adjusts pricing based on location-specific demand, raising questions about surge pricing at fast food chains. Critics call the practice unfair to loyal customers, while the company frames it as smarter pricing management.
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