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    Russian strike hits National Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv●A Russian strike against the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. A rescue operation is underway: cr𝕏xRUWarUkraine21K22 h ago

    President Volodymyr Zelensky said a Russian strike hit the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in Kyiv, with rescue crews searching for people who may be trapped inside. Emergency services are deployed, firefighters are battling a blaze, and the attack also damaged a pharmaceutical company facility in the city.

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    Predator chemical cues may warn of toxic algal blooms●Ocean predator chemical cues could provide early warnings for toxic algal blooms✉newsEnvironmentOceans52 min ago

    New research suggests chemical cues released by ocean predators could serve as early warning signals for toxic algal blooms. The findings point to a low-cost way to detect harmful blooms before they spread, helping protect fisheries, coastal communities and public health. Scientists say the approach could complement existing water monitoring programmes worldwide.

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    AI researcher Timnit Gebru wins Alternative Nobel Prize▼Timnit Gebru ganó el premio Right Livelihood, conocido como el «Nobel Alternativo» 👏 El jurado la ha premiado «por cuestMmastodonWorldHuman Rights1510 min ago

    Timnit Gebru has been awarded the Right Livelihood Award, often called the Alternative Nobel Prize. The jury honoured her for questioning the concentration of power in the technology industry and for paving the way toward digital technologies based on justice. Gebru, an Ethiopian-born computer scientist known for her criticism of big tech's ethics practices, was widely congratulated on social media after the announcement.

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    Spain includes European savings and investment account in housing decree▼cuenta de ahorro e inversión financia europaGgoogleES10K15 h ago

    The Spanish government has included the planned European savings and investment account in its housing decree, according to Expansión. The measure is part of the EU push to channel household savings into long-term investment to finance European growth. The move is drawing attention in Spain as details of how the account would work and who could benefit remain scarce.

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    Crocodile Takes 11-Year-Old Child in Village Attack●⚠️Crocodile takes 11-year-old child😭Crocodile Attack Village Humans | Wildlife Attack Village Rescue▶youtubeEnvironmentWildlife318.6K54 min ago

    An 11-year-old child has reportedly been taken by a crocodile in a village attack, with footage described as showing villagers responding to the wildlife incident. Details about the location, the child's condition, and official response are not provided, and no local authorities or news outlets are cited in connection with the reported attack.

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    The Spanish government has announced a new savings account scheme designed to channel household savings into European companies. According to La Vanguardia, the product would allow citizens to invest their savings in European firms, part of efforts in Spain and across the EU to mobilise private capital for productive investment. The proposal is drawing attention as debates grow over how Europeans can get better returns on idle bank deposits.

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    Coast Guard rescues boater after sinking near Murder Cove, Alaska▼Coast Guard rescues boater after vessel sinks near Murder Cove, Alaska✉newsWorldCrime2 h ago

    The United States Coast Guard rescued a boater whose vessel sank near Murder Cove in Alaska. The boater was brought to safety after the sinking, with no further details released about injuries or the cause. The unusual name of the location is drawing attention to the incident alongside the rescue itself.

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    Six Kittens Rescue battling contagious virus outbreak among cats▼Six Kittens Rescue battling contagious virus outbreak, calls on community support✉newsHealthPandemics45 min ago

    Six Kittens Rescue, an animal rescue organization, is dealing with a contagious virus outbreak among the cats in its care. The group is asking the community for support, likely donations and supplies, as it works to treat sick kittens and contain the spread within its facility.

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    British pilot helped land plane after cockpit stabbing●British pilot 'helped rescue plane after pilot stabbed by colleague in cockpit' https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/britiMmastodonWorldCrime312 h ago

    A British pilot reportedly helped save a passenger plane after a pilot was stabbed by a colleague inside the cockpit. According to the report, the attacker was a fellow crew member, and the off-duty British pilot stepped in to help bring the aircraft safely under control. The incident is linked to a flight route involving Dubai and Tel Aviv. Further details about the suspect's motive and condition of those injured have not been confirmed.

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    Water rescues underway around Lincoln, Nebraska amid flooding●Some water rescues going on around Lincoln from Lincoln Scanner posts on Facebook. # NEwx # weather # NebraskaMmastodonEnvironmentWeather153 min ago

    Emergency crews are carrying out water rescues around Lincoln, Nebraska, according to posts from the local scanner feed Lincoln Scanner. The reports come as severe weather affects the area, with residents sharing updates and warnings online. People are being urged to avoid flooded roads and stay clear of high water as responders work the scenes.

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    A writer reads a shopping-trip story to Gra, hoping for a smile●Le di a Gra el cuento que escribí sobre nuestra salida a comprar ropa. Esperaba una sonrisa en “salvia”. Nada. En “visónMmastodonCultureBooks23 h ago

    A Spanish-language writer shared a short story about a clothes-shopping outing with Gra, hoping to see a reaction at certain moments — the word 'salvia', 'visón', the man on the little bench. No smile came at any of them. Only when the reading ended did Gra look up, leaving readers curious about what she said next.

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    Internet Archive rescues half a million lost MySpace songs●The Internet Archive rescues half a million lost MySpace songs✉newsTechnologyInternet1 h ago

    The Internet Archive has recovered roughly half a million songs that were thought to be permanently lost when MySpace wiped user-uploaded music during a server migration several years ago. The rescued recordings, largely from obscure and independent artists, have been made publicly accessible again. Commenters are welcoming the move as a significant act of digital preservation and a reminder of how fragile early internet-era culture is.

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    Six Kittens Rescue seeks community help after virus outbreak●Six Kittens Rescue shares update, asks for community support after virus outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics45 min ago

    Six Kittens Rescue, an animal rescue organization, has shared an update asking the community for support following a virus outbreak among its animals. The group is appealing for donations or assistance as it works to manage the illness and care for the affected kittens. Local residents are being urged to pitch in during the recovery.

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    Lost hunter rescued in Wyoming's Medicine Bow area▼Lost hunter rescued in Medicine Bow’s Rock Creek area Thursday✉newsHealthMedicine4 h ago

    A hunter who became lost in the Rock Creek area of the Medicine Bow region in Wyoming was rescued on Thursday. Search and rescue teams located the person and brought them to safety. The incident is drawing local attention as hunting season puts more people in remote backcountry areas where terrain can quickly disorient visitors.

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    Logitech unveils new products at Warsaw event with CD Projekt Red guest●BUENOS DÍAS, HERMOSURAS. Hace poco estuve en # Varsovia para conocer los nuevos productos de # Logitech y hoy os cuentoMmastodonCultureGaming219 h ago

    A tech journalist has attended a Logitech presentation in Warsaw where the company showed off its new product line, and is now sharing her impressions. The event also featured discussion panels, including one with Marcin Blacha of CD Projekt Red, the studio behind The Witcher series.

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    Two hospitalized after ocean rescue in Santa Cruz County▼Santa Cruz County ocean rescue leaves 2 hospitalized✉newsEnvironmentOceans7 h ago

    Two people were hospitalized following an ocean rescue in Santa Cruz County, California, according to KRON4. Details about the victims' conditions and the circumstances that led to the rescue have not been released. The incident has drawn local attention as coastal water rescues continue to raise safety concerns in the area.

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    Two rescued after being swept into ocean at Panther Beach▼2 rescued after being swept into ocean at Panther Beach in Santa Cruz County✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 h ago

    Two people were rescued after being swept into the ocean at Panther Beach in Santa Cruz County, California, according to NBC Bay Area. Reports of the rescue are circulating locally, with details about the pair's condition and the circumstances of the incident not yet available. The story is drawing attention among residents along the Northern California coast.

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    Record-holding Ukrainian rescue worker injured in Kyiv shelling●Record-holding rescue worker injured in second Russian shelling attack in Kyiv Rescue worker Volodymyr Skovorodka, who sMmastodonWarUkraine05 h ago

    Volodymyr Skovorodka, a Ukrainian rescue worker who set a national record by running more than 60 kilometers in full combat gear, was injured in a Russian shelling attack on Kyiv. It is the second time he has been wounded in a shelling attack, underscoring the dangers faced by emergency responders during repeated strikes on the Ukrainian capital.

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    Record-holding rescue worker injured in second Kyiv shelling●📰 Record-holding rescue worker injured in second Russian shelling attack in Kyiv 🔗 https://www. ukrinform.net/rubric-socMmastodonWorld04 h ago

    A record-holding Ukrainian rescue worker has been injured in a second Russian shelling attack on Kyiv, according to the national news agency Ukrinform. The report highlights the dangers faced by emergency personnel who come under fire repeatedly while responding to strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The story is circulating amid ongoing Russian attacks on the city.

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    Local Ocean Rescue Lifeguards Get Community Spotlight▼Shining a Spotlight on Our Local Ocean Rescue Lifeguards✉newsEnvironmentOceans9 h ago

    A local feature is putting the focus on ocean rescue lifeguards and the work they do keeping swimmers safe along the coast. The piece highlights the day-to-day duties of the lifeguard teams and their role in preventing drownings and responding to emergencies in the surf.

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    Court Clears Company Wrongly Billed £1.7M Over Bitcoin Scam▼Court Rescues Co. Wrongly Charged £1.7M For Bitcoin Scam✉newsBusinessCrypto10 h ago

    A court has ruled in favour of a company that was wrongly charged £1.7 million in connection with a Bitcoin fraud scheme, ordering the money to be returned. The case highlights the risk of innocent firms getting caught up in crypto-related enforcement and recovery actions. Details on which court, which company, and which scam were involved were not immediately available, but the ruling is being closely followed in crypto and financial crime circles.

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    Celebrity speaker highlights mental health at Fort Wayne Rescue Mission fundraiser▼Celebrity speaker raises mental health awareness at Rescue Mission fundraiser✉newsHealthMental Health15 h ago

    A celebrity guest speaker addressed mental health awareness at a fundraiser for the Rescue Mission in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The event, covered by local station WPTA 21Alive, combined fundraising for the mission's services with a public push to reduce stigma around mental health struggles. The speaker's message drew attention to how mental health support connects with homelessness and recovery services in the community.

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    NASA telescope to burn up in atmosphere after failed rescue●NASA space telescope to burn up in Earth’s atmosphere after failed rescue attempt✉newsScienceSpace6 h ago

    NASA says one of its space telescopes will burn up in Earth's atmosphere after a rescue attempt to save it failed. The mission to recover or reposition the telescope did not succeed, and the spacecraft is now expected to be destroyed during reentry, closing out its time in orbit.

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    CNN's Pamela Brown Launches Streaming Series 'Body Language'▼CNN’s Pamela Brown Launches New Streaming Series, ‘Body Language’✉newsCultureTelevision12 h ago

    CNN anchor Pamela Brown has launched a new streaming series called 'Body Language', according to Variety. The show marks an expansion of CNN's streaming output, with Brown hosting a format built around analyzing nonverbal cues and communication. The announcement is drawing attention from television industry watchers following Brown's profile as a leading CNN anchor.

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    More than 200 historic sea turtle eggs rescued in Southern California●What’s next for 200+ historic sea turtle eggs rescued in Southern California✉newsEnvironmentWildlife9 h ago

    More than 200 sea turtle eggs described as historic have been rescued in Southern California, and attention is now turning to what happens to them next. The rescue is being closely followed because successful hatching could mark a significant moment for sea turtle conservation in the region.

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    Sean Astin speaks on mental health at Rescue Mission fundraiser▼Actor Sean Astin speaks on mental health at The Rescue Mission fundraiser✉newsHealthMental Health17 h ago

    Actor Sean Astin, known for roles in 'The Goonies' and 'The Lord of the Rings', spoke about mental health at a fundraiser for The Rescue Mission. The event drew local news coverage, with the actor using his platform to raise awareness and support for the organisation's work with people in need.

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    Rescued Injured Opossum Was Nursing Mother, Experts Say●Wildlife Experts Heartbroken to Learn Injured Opossum Was a Nursing Mother Before Her Rescue✉newsEnvironmentWildlife11 h ago

    Wildlife experts rescued an injured opossum and discovered she had been a nursing mother before her injury. The finding means her dependent babies were likely left without her care, prompting heartbreak among the rescuers. Opossum mothers commonly carry large litters of young, and rescuers say orphaned joeys face slim odds of survival without intervention.

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    Valencia County sends swiftwater rescue team amid flooding●Valencia County deploys swiftwater rescue team to help with flooding✉newsWorld14 h ago

    Valencia County has deployed a swiftwater rescue team to assist communities affected by flooding. The New Mexico county dispatched the specialized team to help with water rescues and emergency response as flood conditions persist. Details on the exact location, number of personnel involved, and the extent of the flooding remain limited, and no injuries or rescue figures have been reported so far.

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    Francisco Varela's ideas on body and mind resurface online●Varela sobre la inseparabilidad de cuerpo y mente (o, de otro modo, porque no podemos pensar la mente como un fenómeno eMmastodonScience217 h ago

    A discussion of Chilean neuroscientist Francisco Varela's argument that mind and body are inseparable is circulating among Spanish-speaking science readers. The idea, central to his work on enaction and embodied cognition, holds that the mind cannot be understood as a phenomenon split off from the body from which it emerges. Readers are sharing and debating the concept across psychology and neuroscience circles.

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    Anita Alvarez Turns Pool Rescue Into Paris Silver Medal●Anita Alvarez’s Journey From A Pool Rescue To A Silver Medal In Paris✉newsSportOlympics15 h ago

    American artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez has completed a remarkable comeback, winning a silver medal at the Paris Olympics two years after fainting in the pool at the world championships in Budapest, where her coach Andrea Fuentes dived in to rescue her. Her journey from that frightening moment to the podium in Paris has drawn widespread attention and praise.

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    Firefighters rescue man from Las Vegas drainage tunnel during storm▼Firefighters rescue man who fell into Las Vegas drainage tunnel during storm✉newsEnvironmentWeather20 h ago

    Firefighters in Las Vegas rescued a man who fell into a drainage tunnel as a storm moved through the area, according to local station KSNV. Details about his condition and how he fell were not immediately released, but the incident highlights the dangers of the city's flood channels during heavy rain.

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    Healthy Reef Sounds Used to Restore Damaged Coral●From the documentary, "How To Live On Planet Earth", how a # CoralReef is being restored using sounds of healthy coral rMmastodonEnvironmentOceans821 h ago

    A documentary called "How To Live On Planet Earth" is highlighting an unusual coral restoration method: playing recordings of sounds from healthy coral reefs while planting lab-grown corals. The acoustic cues are believed to attract fish and other marine life back to damaged reefs, helping ecosystems recover. Viewers are calling the approach inspiring, and it is drawing attention as a low-cost way to support ocean restoration efforts.

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    Next Alpine A110 sports car shows its body●El próximo Alpine A110 ya enseña el cuerpo https:// espirituracer.com/noticias/el- proximo-alpine-a110-ya-ensena-el-cuerMmastodonLifeAutos119 h ago

    The next-generation Alpine A110 has been spotted with its body largely exposed, giving a first clear look at the French sports car's design. The upcoming coupe is expected to mark a new chapter for Alpine, with reports suggesting an electric direction for the model. Motoring fans are sharing the images and debating whether the new A110 can live up to the beloved current car's lightweight, driver-focused character.

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    New Wall Street TACO index signals time for Trump to deal●There’s a new Wall Street TACO index — and this one is saying it’s time for Trump to strike a deal✉newsBusinessLabor18 h ago

    A new Wall Street 'TACO' index has been created to track market reactions tied to President Trump's trade threats, and analysts say it is flashing a signal that it is time for the administration to strike a deal. Markets have grown sensitive to tariff headlines, with investors rewarding de-escalation and punishing escalation, so traders are watching this gauge for cues on when Trump may soften his stance.

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    Exposure to dead peers may speed aging in fruit flies●How exposure to dead peers may accelerate aging in fruit flies✉newsScienceBiology18 h ago

    A new study suggests that fruit flies exposed to dead members of their own species may age faster, offering a possible window into how sensing death affects biological aging. The findings, reported by Vietnamese outlet VnExpress International, add to research on how environmental cues influence lifespan in insects.

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    Australian man rescued by Navy after shipwreck 1,000km offshore●Ted was pants-less and shipwrecked but the Navy rescued him 1,000km from anywhere✉newsEnvironmentOceans21 h ago

    An Australian man known as Ted has been rescued by the Navy after his shipwreck left him stranded roughly 1,000km from land, reportedly without pants. The Royal Australian Navy picked him up far from any inhabited area, and the unusual details of the ordeal have drawn widespread attention.

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    Racing Drivers Praised for Pulling Rivals From Burning Cars●When Racing Drivers Rescue Others From Fire https:// lemmy.world/post/52516230MmastodonSportMotorsport123 h ago

    Racing drivers who have rescued competitors from burning cars are being highlighted and praised, recalling famous acts of courage in motorsport history. The topic celebrates the bravery of drivers who risk their own safety to pull fellow racers from crashed, flaming vehicles, a theme that resonates with fans of Formula 1 and other racing series.