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    North Korea test-fires ballistic missile amid rising border tensions●North Korea test-fires ballistic missile as tensions grow over border mine blastsβœ‰newsWorldDefense10 min ago

    North Korea has test-fired a ballistic missile, according to ABC News reporting, as tensions rise on the Korean peninsula following explosions of mines along the heavily fortified border between the two Koreas. The launch adds to a period of heightened military activity and raised concerns about further escalation in the region.

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    Astronomers say AST SpaceMobile satellites far brighter than agreed limits●"Our measurements reveal an average brightness seven times brighter than mitigation targets cited in FCC filings and peaMmastodonScienceSpace Policy7359 min ago

    Astronomers report new measurements showing AST SpaceMobile satellites average seven times the brightness of mitigation targets cited in FCC filings, with peak brightness more than 200 times the International Astronomical Union's recommended threshold of magnitude 7. The findings come as AST SpaceMobile prepares further deployments, renewing concerns that large constellations will interfere with ground-based astronomy.

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    Comedian Daniel Tosh criticized Fayetteville, North Carolina after his show at the Crown Theatre was canceled. Local outlet the Fayetteville Observer reported his remarks about the city. Details on why the show was called off have not been confirmed.

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    Tesla deliveries beat forecasts as growth returns●Tesla's car business back on growth path as deliveries beat forecastsβœ‰newsLifeAutos24 min ago

    Tesla has reported quarterly vehicle deliveries that exceeded analyst forecasts, indicating its core car business is returning to growth after a period of weaker demand. The stronger-than-expected numbers are being read by markets and industry watchers as a sign that price cuts and demand-boosting measures may be paying off for the electric vehicle maker.

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    New Batch of Podcasts on Art and Culture Launched●A New Batch of Podcasts on Art and Cultureβœ‰newsCultureArt31 min ago

    A new collection of podcasts focused on art and culture has been announced, adding to the growing lineup of audio programming in this field. The shows are expected to cover topics spanning visual art, heritage and cultural conversation for general audiences.

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    Oklahoma's Farm Economy Diverges From Rest of Tenth District●In a Tale of Two Farm Economies, the Oklahoma Ag Economy Contrasts With the Rest of the Tenth Districtβœ‰newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    The Kansas City Fed has published an analysis describing a 'tale of two farm economies,' finding that Oklahoma's agricultural economy is moving in the opposite direction from the rest of the Federal Reserve's Tenth District, which covers parts of the central United States. The report highlights a sharp regional contrast in farm conditions and outlooks.

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    Surging electricity demand from artificial intelligence data centres is raising questions over the viability of ASEAN's plans for cross-border power trading in Southeast Asia. The rapid growth of energy-hungry AI infrastructure could strain regional grids and complicate efforts to share electricity across member states, according to commentary in the banking and climate policy space.

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    Hegseth's 'No Beardos, No Weirdos' Remark Draws Attention●Pete Hegseth Says 'No Beardos, No Weirdos' / Donald Trump's AI Safety Accord https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/opinion-potomaMmastodonWorldPolitics31 h ago

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is making headlines after saying 'No Beardos, No Weirdos,' a comment widely read as a jab over grooming and appearance standards, including within the military. The remark is being discussed alongside news of Donald Trump's AI safety accord, with the two topics featured together in Wall Street Journal opinion coverage.

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    Mexico demands France return a book borrowed 166 years ago●El JalapeΓ±o: Mexico blasts France for delay in returning a book it borrowed 166 years agoβœ‰newsCultureBooks1 h ago

    Mexico has publicly criticised France for failing to return a book borrowed 166 years ago, urging Paris to hand back the historic volume. The demand has drawn amused coverage given the enormous delay, revamping interest in the long-running diplomatic exchange between the two countries over the missing item.

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