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    Ukraine outshoots Russia in cross-border drone war, March data shows▼Ukraine outshoots Russia in cross-border drone war for 1st time, March data suggests✉newsWorldDefense9 h ago

    March data suggests Ukraine launched more cross-border drone attacks into Russia than Russia fired into Ukraine for the first time in the war, according to an ABC News report. The finding points to Kyiv's growing long-range drone capability, as both sides increasingly target infrastructure, refineries and military sites far from the front lines despite continued Russian advances on the ground.

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    Yuelu Conference 2026 Gathers AI Industry in Changsha●The # Yuelu # Conference 2026 brought artificial intelligence companies, # robotics # developers , researchers and # invMmastodonTechnologyRobotics22 h ago

    The Yuelu Conference 2026 opened in Changsha, Hunan Province, China, on September 23–24, drawing artificial intelligence companies, robotics developers, researchers and investors. The event featured an opening ceremony and ten themed "AI+" forums, positioning the city as a hub for China's expanding AI and robotics sectors and giving participants a venue to showcase technology and strike partnerships.

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    Archery at Asian Games 2026: scores, schedule and India results▼Archery at Asian Games 2026: Scores, schedule, India results and medal winners - full list✉newsSportOlympics29 min ago

    Attention is on archery at the 2026 Asian Games, with coverage compiling scores, the competition schedule, India's results and the full list of medal winners. The event is being followed closely by Indian fans tracking the country's archers as they compete for medals, alongside broader interest in how the sport's medal table is shaping up at the Games.

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    India have beaten Sri Lanka to reach the final of a cricket tournament, setting up a gold medal showdown against arch-rivals Pakistan. The match has become one of the most searched topics worldwide, topping search trends in the United States, Singapore and Australia while ranking highly in India, the UK and Canada, reflecting the huge interest whenever the two teams meet.

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    Advocate sues border agents over warrantless phone search●Returning from vacation? The government can search your phone without a warrantYhnTechnologyMobile4055 min ago

    An immigration advocate has filed a lawsuit against US border agents after they demanded access to his cell phone when he returned from a trip abroad. The case challenges the long-standing practice of warrantless device searches at the border, which civil liberties groups argue violates constitutional protections against unreasonable searches. Discussion online centres on how few travellers realise customs officers can inspect phones without a warrant.

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    India have thrashed Sri Lanka to reach the final of the cricket tournament at the Games, where they will face arch-rivals Pakistan for the gold medal. The looming India-Pakistan clash is topping search trends across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, Singapore and India, with fans anticipating one of cricket's fiercest rivalries being renewed in a high-stakes decider.

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    After 24 Years, Eyas Ahmed Searches for His Biological Mother●24 YEARS PASSED, HOPE REMAINED: EYAS AHMED SEARCHES FOR HIS BIOLOGICAL MOTHER▶youtubeScienceBiology306.9K52 min ago

    Eyas Ahmed is searching for his biological mother, 24 years after they were separated. His story, framed by the phrase '24 years passed, hope remained', has drawn a large wave of public attention and sympathy, with hundreds of thousands of people engaging with calls to help reunite mother and son. Commenters are sharing the appeal widely, hoping someone recognises the details of the case.

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    Interest in a Pakistan versus India cricket matchup is surging as fans track the Asian Games Men's Cricket 2026 points table and standings, updated through September 28. Cricket followers across South Asia are closely following how the two arch-rivals could progress, with tournament results feeding constant debate over potential head-to-head encounters.

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    Kansas Tornado Outbreak Draws Massive Online Attention●Kansas Tornado Outbreak - Live Stream Archive▶youtubeHealthPandemics343.5K3 h ago

    Storm chaser Brandon Copic streamed a tornado outbreak in Kansas, with his live stream archive attracting over 340,000 engagements. Viewers followed severe storms moving through the state, watching chasers document tornadoes in real time. The footage has drawn wide attention as people seek updates on damage and storm activity across the region.

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    India and Pakistan are facing off in the men's cricket gold medal match at the Asian Games 2026, reigniting cricket's fiercest rivalry. India are widely tipped as favourites to strike gold. The match is drawing global attention, with the game being streamed and televised worldwide. Meanwhile, ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi will skip the contest due to prior commitments, according to reports.

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    French radio station RMC reports that unwanted telemarketing calls are still flooding households despite rules meant to ban them. The piece explains why the prohibition, including the Bloctel opt-out system, has failed to stop the practice, with companies continuing to cold-call consumers. The topic is drawing attention as French subscribers grow increasingly frustrated with persistent spam calls.

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    Italian anarchist arrested in Rome on terrorism charges●#Roma Arrestato anarchico italiano accusato di terrorismo e altri reati. Sul cellulare aveva istruzioni per preparare or𝕏xIT04 h ago

    Italian police have arrested an anarchist in Rome on suspicion of terrorism and other offences. Investigators say his mobile phone contained instructions for making explosive devices and sabotaging public services. He also faces charges of aggravated assault against a Digos officer during the 18 April demonstration in support of Alfredo Cospito. The case is drawing wide attention in Italy amid ongoing debate over anarchist militancy and the Cospito hunger-strike movement.

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    India beat Pakistan to win Asian Games cricket gold●IND vs PAK Asian Games final score, result and highlights from Japan as Shreyas Iyer's men win gold medal again✉newsSportCricket32 min ago

    India defeated Pakistan in the Asian Games cricket final to claim the gold medal once again, with the side led by Shreyas Iyer. Reports carried the final score, result and highlights, noting India's continued dominance over their arch-rivals in the tournament. Cricket fans across both countries have been reacting strongly to the result, which extends India's recent winning record against Pakistan in major multi-sport events.

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    India's hockey team has moved past Malaysia and into the semifinals, where they will face arch-rivals Pakistan. Captain Harmanpreet Singh warned his side cannot afford silly mistakes in the knockout clash after a fiery, heated contest. Fans in India are closely following the tournament, with the India-Pakistan matchup drawing intense attention and high expectations.

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    Robot owl Archimedes gets glowing moonstone eyes●Back in 2021, I used moonstones for Archimedes' backlit eyes. They're gorgeous in regular light, AND give a beautiful teMmastodonTechnologyRobotics857 min ago

    A maker is showing off Archimedes, a robot owl build in which the eyes were made from moonstones that double as backlit LED diffusers. The stones look striking in normal light and scatter the LED glow beautifully when lit. The full project, documented on Hackster.io, is drawing fresh attention as the builder revisits the 2021 design and shares more details about the familiar.

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    1988 Archives journal issue cited by British Records Association●#1413 John Warner-Davies (ed) - Archives: The Journal of the British Records Association, Vol XVIII, No 80, October 1988MmastodonSportCricket332 min ago

    The October 1988 issue of Archives, the journal of the British Records Association, edited by John Warner-Davies (Volume XVIII, No 80), has been flagged in a running catalogue-style series. The entry tags topics including archivists, cricket and gardens, suggesting the issue's articles touch on sporting and estate records as well as standard archival material published in London by the association.

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    India and Pakistan are set to face each other in a cricket final, and fans in India are searching for when, where and how to watch the match live. Sports outlets are sharing broadcast and live streaming information as anticipation builds for the high-stakes encounter between the arch rivals, one of cricket's most-watched fixtures.

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    India are preparing to take on Pakistan in the men's Asian Games gold-medal match, with cricket featured at the multi-sport event in Hangzhou. The high-stakes fixture between the two arch-rivals is drawing major attention in India, as fans anticipate another chapter in one of sport's fiercest rivalries, this time with a continental title on the line.

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    NYPD searches for mob that attacked Spurs fan after NBA Finals game▼Search underway for New York mob that attacked Spurs fan following NBA Finals game: NYPD✉newsSportBasketball17 h ago

    The New York Police Department is searching for a group of people who attacked a San Antonio Spurs fan following an NBA Finals game in New York. Authorities are working to identify those involved in the assault, which took place after the game. The incident has drawn attention to fan safety around high-profile NBA Finals matchups, with the search for suspects ongoing.

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    Team India defeated Pakistan to claim the gold medal at the Asian Games 2026, held in Japan. Marathi-language outlet Lokmat reports this is India's second consecutive Asian Games gold over Pakistan, describing the win as a comprehensive defeat of their arch-rivals. The result is drawing wide attention among Indian sports fans celebrating the continued dominance over Pakistan on the continental stage.

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    Hawaii's famed Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the Pacific▼Hawaii’s famed Hōlei Sea Arch has collapsed into Pacific Ocean✉newsEnvironmentOceans45 min ago

    The Hōlei Sea Arch, a well-known lava rock formation on Hawaii's Big Island near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean. News outlets across the United States are reporting the loss of the landmark, which was a popular sightseeing stop for visitors along the Chain of Craters Road coastal area. No details have yet been given on exactly when the collapse occurred or what triggered it.

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    Pakistan batter Sahibzada Farhan is trending as India and Pakistan meet in the Asian Games cricket final. The Times of India reports Tilak Varma and Shivam Dube's late hitting carried India past 200 in the title clash. Fans across India, Pakistan, the UK and the US are following the high-stakes encounter between the arch-rivals closely.

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    Hawaii's Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean●Hawaii’s picturesque Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean✉newsEnvironmentOceans45 min ago

    The Hōlei Sea Arch, a popular natural rock formation on Hawaii's southern coastline, has collapsed into the ocean. The arch, formed by wave erosion of volcanic rock, was a well-known landmark and a frequent stop for visitors. Officials have not yet detailed what caused the collapse, and no injuries have been reported. The loss of the iconic formation has drawn reactions from locals and travelers alike.

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    Claims Putin-linked oligarch got sanctions relief after ballroom donation●ALL ROADS LEAD TO RUSSIA for Putin’s Puppet the Pedophile Friend of Putin oligarch Konstantin Sokolov makes a nice fat dMmastodonWorldCrime162 h ago

    Posts are circulating an allegation that Russian-linked oligarch Konstantin Sokolov made a large donation to the White House ballroom project and, in exchange, received relief from Treasury Department sanctions. Commenters are framing the alleged exchange as a quid pro quo involving President Trump, whom they accuse of serving Russian interests. The claims, and the scale of any donation or sanctions change, are not confirmed by official sources.

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    Russian drone strike hits Kyiv institute housing research reactor●Friday, October 2, 2026 Russian drone strikes Kyiv nuclear institute housing research reactor . . . . . Russia's methodiMmastodonBusinessBanking61 h ago

    Russian drones struck a nuclear institute in Kyiv that houses a research reactor, according to Ukrainian reports circulating on Friday, October 2, 2026. The reports were bundled with other developments from the war, including claims that Russia is methodically using starvation in occupied Oleshky and that Russian troop losses have soared 46% since January, hitting their 2026 high in September.

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    Iconic Hawaiʻi Sea Arch Collapses Into Ocean●Iconic Hawaiʻi Sea Arch Collapses Into Ocean (October 2, 2026)▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans1.8M45 min ago

    A well-known sea arch in Hawaiʻi has collapsed into the ocean, according to footage from the Big Island dated October 2, 2026. The arch, long considered an iconic natural landmark, is now gone, and the collapse is drawing wide attention as people react to the loss of a familiar coastal feature on the island.

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    Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has publicly advised Texas quarterback Arch Manning not to enter the 2027 NFL Draft and to remain in college football longer. Griffin argues more development time would benefit the highly touted prospect before turning professional. The comments are drawing attention from college football fans debating how Manning should handle his path to the league.

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    Federal Judge Rules Flock Search Was Unconstitutional Mass Surveillance●Federal Judge Rules a Flock Search Was ‘Indiscriminate Mass Surveillance’ and UnconstitutionalMmastodon1322 min ago

    A federal judge has ruled that a search using Flock Safety's automated license plate reader network amounted to 'indiscriminate mass surveillance' and violated the Constitution, writing that the nationwide camera system is approaching 'dragnet-type law enforcement practice'. The judge found police should have obtained a warrant before the search. Privacy advocates have long warned the expanding plate-reader network enables warrantless tracking of drivers across jurisdictions.

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    Monarch Reaches $100M ARR, Acquires MBI▼Monarch Hits $100M ARR and Acquires MBI to Scale Personal Finance Platform✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance1 h ago

    Personal finance app Monarch has reached $100 million in annual recurring revenue and acquired MBI, a move intended to scale its platform. The announcement highlights the company's growth in the consumer money management market, where demand for budgeting and financial planning tools remains strong following the shutdown of rival Mint in 2024.

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    The US National Science Foundation is redirecting roughly $1.4 billion in research funding, a move drawing criticism from scientists who warn it could disrupt ongoing projects and US research leadership. The reallocation is being debated amid broader political fights over federal science budgets and priorities.

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    Cautious Outlook for Micro Private Capital Market Through March 2027●The Current Outlook for the Micro Private Capital Market from October 2026 to March 2027 The outlook for the micro privaMmastodonBusinessFinance56 h ago

    An analysis of the micro private capital market describes its six-month outlook from October 2026 to March 2027 as cautiously constructive, stressing the word cautiously. The piece argues the market is not short of money, suggesting the constraint lies elsewhere, such as deal flow or investor appetite, rather than available capital.

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    Weekly quiz: how researchers are improving weather forecasts●Quiz of the week: how are researchers making weather predictions more accurate?✉newsSciencePhysics53 min ago

    Physics World has published its quiz of the week, asking readers how researchers are working to make weather predictions more accurate. The item invites readers to test their knowledge of current forecasting research, part of the outlet's regular science quiz series covering developments in physics and related fields.

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    Rome anarchist arrested on terrorism charges over bomb manuals on phone●Roma, nel cellulare istruzioni per bombe: anarchico arrestato per terrorismo Leggi la notizia qui: https:// lapresse.it/𝕏xIT04 h ago

    An anarchist has been arrested in Rome on terrorism charges after bomb-making instructions were allegedly found on his mobile phone. Italian news outlets including LaPresse are reporting the arrest, which is drawing attention amid ongoing security concerns in Italy. Details about the suspect's identity and alleged plans have not been fully disclosed.

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    Animal origins may be 200 million years earlier, study suggests●After using a technique called molecular clock analysis, researchers have proposed that the origin of animals could be 2MmastodonScienceBiology852 min ago

    Researchers using molecular clock analysis, which estimates evolutionary timelines from genetic mutations, have proposed that animals may have originated roughly 200 million years earlier than the fossil record previously indicated. The finding, reported by Live Science, is drawing attention for potentially rewriting a key chapter in the history of life on Earth, as it pushes animal emergence far deeper into geological time than established views.

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    South Africa Summons US Ambassador in Diplomatic Rift●BREAKING: Is South Africa Declaring Diplomatic War on the US | Amb Bozell demarched!▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy62K7 min ago

    South Africa has reportedly issued a demarche to US Ambassador Brent Bozell, a formal diplomatic protest step that commentators are framing as a serious escalation in tensions between Pretoria and Washington. Observers, including military analyst Chris Wyatt, are asking whether the move amounts to a deliberate diplomatic confrontation with the Trump administration amid already strained bilateral relations.

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    India beat Pakistan to Asian Games cricket gold, no handshakes●No handshakes yet again as India beats Pakistan to clinch cricket gold at Asian Games✉newsSportCricket32 min ago

    India defeated Pakistan to win the cricket gold medal at the Asian Games, but the two sides again skipped the traditional post-match handshake, extending a recent pattern of frosty relations between the arch-rivals on the cricket field. The result gives India another continental title, while the continued refusal to shake hands is drawing as much attention as the victory itself.

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    Hawaii's 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean▼Hawaii’s 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/science/seaMmastodonScience453 min ago

    The Hōlei Sea Arch, a natural lava rock formation on Hawaii's coastline estimated to be around 550 years old, has collapsed into the ocean. The collapse removes one of the island's best-known natural landmarks, which had long drawn visitors to the southern coast. Observers are sharing the news widely, noting the loss of an ancient geological feature.

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    Critics question tech investors' bets on AI and arms▼Has the Trump cult of # broligarchs got an over inflated idea of industrial economics? With nearly all their eggs in theMmastodonBusinessEconomy61 h ago

    Commentary is circulating arguing that tech billionaires aligned with Donald Trump hold an inflated view of industrial economics, claiming they have concentrated nearly all their investments in artificial intelligence and weapons development. The argument says fear and greed are driving an investment bubble in what the writer calls cybernetic weapons of mass destruction, at the expense of broader human wellbeing and flourishing.

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    NTCC biology students make discoveries on Arkansas research trip▼NTCC biology students make noteworthy discoveries during Arkansas research trip✉newsScienceBiology52 min ago

    Northeast Texas Community College biology students took part in a research trip to Arkansas and made noteworthy discoveries, the Gilmer Mirror reports. The exact nature of the findings has not been detailed in available coverage, but the trip is being highlighted as a significant hands-on learning opportunity for the students.

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    Judge rules police search via Flock was 'mass surveillance'▼A police search using Flock was a form of ‘mass surveillance,’ judge rules✉newsScienceSpace Policy3 min ago

    A judge has ruled that a police search carried out using the Flock camera network amounted to 'mass surveillance,' according to The Washington Post. The decision challenges the warrantless use of automated license plate reader networks, which allow officers to track vehicle movements across many jurisdictions, and could set limits on how such surveillance tools are used by law enforcement.

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