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- 1Who really deserves this year's Nobel Peace Prize●Forget the famous names. Here is who actually deserves this year’s Nobel peace prize | Haakon Gjerløw By Haakon Gjerløw
Ahead of this year's Nobel Peace Prize announcement, commentator Haakon Gjerløw argues the award should not go to the big names favoured by betting markets, such as Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Writing in the Guardian, he contends the most vital peace work is being done quietly by people far from the public spotlight, and urges the Nobel committee to recognise them.
- 2Desert Angels volunteers search for missing migrants at US-Mexico border▼Finding Desert Angels: Searching for the missing at the US-Mexico border https://www. aljazeera.com/video/witness/20 26/
A new documentary follows an ageing search-and-rescue volunteer, one of the 'Desert Angels', who risks his life scouring the harsh terrain along the US-Mexico border for people who have gone missing during crossing attempts. The film highlights the human toll of migration routes and the unpaid groups who comb the desert looking for survivors and remains when authorities do not.
- 3Scientists Discover New Dinosaur Species in the Sahara▼Scientists discover new dinosaur species deep in the Sahara Desert
Scientists have announced the discovery of a previously unknown dinosaur species deep in the Sahara Desert, according to ABC News. Details about the species, its age, and the research team behind the find have not yet been fully released, but the discovery adds to the growing picture of dinosaurs that once roamed what is now North Africa.
- 4Ireland v Israel match draws calls to stop the game●# Football is one of the things I care the least in my life. But this deserves some respect. # irelandvisrael # GavinBaz
Ahead of Ireland's football match against Israel, some fans are voicing support for a boycott under the banner 'stop the game', tying the fixture to the Free Palestine movement. Posts reference Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu and the hashtag Ireland v Israel. Commenters say that even people who normally ignore football believe the match deserves attention, with some arguing it should not go ahead at all given the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
- 5Beavers reintroduced to desert river show results after six years▼Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. 6 years later, here are the results.
Beavers were relocated to a desert area to help restore a dying river, and six years on the results of the experiment are being reported. The story highlights how the animals' dam-building can slow water flow, retain moisture and revive vegetation along degraded waterways, offering a low-cost restoration approach that has drawn wide interest.
- 6Australian biologists livestream remote desert waterhole wildlife●Australian Biologists Livestream A Remote Desert Waterhole and All its Wild Visitors https://www. goodnewsnetwork.org/au
Australian biologists have set up a livestream camera at a remote desert waterhole, letting viewers around the world watch the wild animals that come to drink in real time. The project is being shared as a feel-good story, with people praising it as a charming way to connect the public with outback wildlife and ecosystems.
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Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme is back in the California desert, where he built his career, with new music and what he describes as a fresh outlook. The Palm Springs-area feature highlights his return to his roots following a turbulent stretch in his life and career.
- 8Crimson Desert Enhanced Lands Two Golden Joystick Nominations●Crimson Desert Enhanced Nominated for Two Golden Joystick Awards
Crimson Desert Enhanced has been nominated for two Golden Joystick Awards. The nominations put the upcoming action title from Pearl Abyss in the running at one of gaming's longest-running fan-voted award shows, offering a early signal of anticipation ahead of the game's release.
- 9Cholla cactus glows at sunrise in Anza-Borrego desert●A cholla cactus along Hellhole Canyon Trail in Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California. Clouds lit up slightly at sun
A landscape photograph from Hellhole Canyon Trail in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California, shows a cholla cactus beneath clouds lit up at sunrise, with a faint rainbow visible amid light rain. The image is being shared by outdoor and photography enthusiasts, who are praising the rare combination of desert scenery, morning light and rain in the Southern California park.
- 10Far Right Satire Targets RAF Fairford Bombing Scares●Carry On Terror Far Right Edition by Lawson Akhigbe Every crisis deserves a prompt, and the far right is nothing if not
Lawson Akhigbe's 'Carry On Terror: Far Right Edition' reacts to the arrest of five men near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, the base from which US B-1 bombers have flown missions against Iran. The piece mocks what it sees as the far right's habit of exploiting every crisis, framing the arrests as another opportunity for political point-scoring around immigration and security.
- 11Feds Seek Prison For AI Music Royalty Fraudster●Feds Say AI Music Fraudster Deserves Prison For Stealing Royalties From ‘Hard-Working Songwriters’ https:// fed.brid.gy/
Federal prosecutors say a man who used artificial intelligence to generate fake music and fraudulently collect streaming royalties deserves prison time, arguing he stole income from hard-working songwriters. The case, reported by Billboard, is being closely watched as one of the first major prosecutions involving AI-generated content used to game music royalty systems.
- 12Beavers relocated to desert to rescue dying river, results after six years●Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. 6 years later, here are the results. https:// fed.brid.gy/r/ht
Beavers were introduced to a desert river six years ago in an effort to restore a waterway that was drying up, and the results of the experiment are now being shared. Reports say the animals' dam-building has helped the river's recovery, and the long-term outcome is drawing interest from wildlife and conservation audiences online.
- 13Astros vs White Sox Hailed as the Playoff Matchup Baseball Deserves●The Astros And White Sox Are The Playoff Matchup This Moment Deserves https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://defector .com/the-a
Defector argues that a Houston Astros–Chicago White Sox playoff series is the MLB postseason matchup 'this moment deserves.' The piece frames the two clubs as a compelling October clash, tapping into fan sentiment around the Astros' recent dominance and Chicago's own title aspirations. Baseball fans are weighing in on whether the pairing would deliver the drama the playoffs need.
- 14Sunrise lights up spring creek in Anza-Borrego's Palm Canyon●A spring creek running through Palm Canyon, Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Clouds lit up over distant mountains at sunr
A landscape photographer has shared images of a spring creek flowing through Palm Canyon in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California, with clouds glowing over distant mountains at sunrise. The scenes highlight the park's desert scenery near San Diego, drawing attention from outdoors and nature photography fans.
- 15Debate grows over whether Esteban Ocon's Haas exit is deserved▼Is Ocon's Haas F1 exit deserved? Our verdict
Motorsport media are weighing in on whether Esteban Ocon deserved to lose his seat at the Haas Formula 1 team. The discussion centres on his performance and conduct during his time with the squad, with commentators offering their verdicts on whether the split was justified. Fans and pundits continue to debate the French driver's future in the sport.
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Developer Armin Ronacher has published a lengthy write-up on Deser, an experimental project rethinking how serialization works in the Rust programming language. The piece examines the limitations of existing approaches like Serde and proposes an alternative design. The article is drawing attention from Rust developers debating whether the ecosystem's dominant serialization model needs rethinking.
- 17Crimson Desert delays Charting the Unknown expansion to October 29●# CrimsonDesert verschiebt die große Erweiterung # ChartingTheUnknown auf den 29. Oktober. Pearl Abyss will die extra Ze
Pearl Abyss has pushed the Crimson Desert expansion Charting the Unknown back to October 29. The developer says the extra time will go toward making the experience more polished and stable. The update heads out to sea, adding ships, new islands and sunken ruins for players to explore.
- 18Gaza parent appeals for help as children go hungry●My children go to sleep hungry, and I can’t always provide them with food or medicine. 💔 They are innocent and deserve a
A parent, writing in an appeal shared widely online, says their children go to sleep hungry and that they cannot always afford food or medicine. They plead for donations or shares, saying the children are innocent and deserve a safe, dignified childhood. The message reflects the dire humanitarian conditions families in Gaza are describing as the conflict continues, with civilians struggling to secure basic supplies.
- 19Review: 'Heart of the Beast' called a dog movie we don't need▼Reel Thoughts: ‘Heart of the Beast’ is the dog movie we all deserve but don’t need
A review column from The Daily Northwestern takes on 'Heart of the Beast', a new film centered on a dog. The critic delivers a mixed verdict, calling it the dog movie audiences deserve but do not actually need, suggesting the film is competent or heartfelt yet ultimately unnecessary. The write-up is part of the paper's 'Reel Thoughts' series of quick film reviews.
- 20Blue Island Hope Center Marks Hunger Action Day 2026▼Hunger Action Day 2026: Hope Center in Blue Island seeks to provide in food desert as more turn to emergency systems
The Hope Center in Blue Island, Illinois, marked Hunger Action Day 2026 by highlighting its role serving a local food desert. The organization says more residents are turning to emergency food systems as need grows, and it is working to expand access to groceries and meals in an area with limited food options.
- 21What Voters Deserve From AI in Elections▼What Voters Deserve From AI: Democracy Works and States United on Closing the Gap
The States United Democracy Center has released a new piece, 'What Voters Deserve From AI,' examining how artificial intelligence is being used in election contexts and what safeguards voters should expect. The discussion, framed as 'closing the gap,' focuses on the risks AI poses to election information and the steps needed to protect democratic processes as the technology spreads.
- 22BeanTok bean-based nutrition trend wins expert backing▼'BeanTok': A social media nutrition trend that (mostly) deserves the hype
Beans are having a moment on social media, with a wave of short-form content under the 'BeanTok' label promoting bean-heavy recipes and their health benefits. Nutrition commentators say much of the enthusiasm is warranted: beans are affordable, high in fibre and protein, and linked to better heart and gut health, though some claims circulating online overstate the evidence. Health writers are urging viewers to enjoy the trend while keeping expectations realistic.
- 23New York Times says Manchester City deserve heaviest punishment▼Manchester City have become ‘Sham FC’. They deserve the heaviest punishment
The New York Times has published a scathing column arguing Manchester City have become 'Sham FC' and should face the heaviest punishment over their financial rule breaches. The piece reignites debate over whether the Premier League champions will ultimately be relegated, docked points or stripped of titles.
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A new listicle highlights ten video game side characters that fans feel were underused, poorly written, or written out too soon. It argues these supporting characters carried memorable moments but never received the development or endings players wanted. Gamers often debate which secondary characters deserve sequels, spin-offs, or better treatment from developers.
- 25Data centers carve up US forests, farmland and desert●Across the US, forest, farmland & desert🚨➡️cleared to make way for the physical infra that powers our # tech . # DataCen
Across the United States, forests, farmland and desert land are being cleared to build the physical infrastructure behind the tech industry, with data centers increasingly pushed into rural areas. The new facilities are being built to power artificial intelligence, and their powerful chips require far more electricity than earlier data centers. Rural locations are attractive to developers because land costs are lower and they sit near existing fiber networks, but the trend is raising concerns about the environmental and land-use costs of the AI boom.
- 26Ofra Haza's 'Desert Wind' Marks 37 Years Since Release●Released today 37 years ago: 🇮🇱 Ofra Haza "Desert Wind" – 1989 Western dance production and Haza’s extraordinary voice m
Israel's Ofra Haza released her album 'Desert Wind' 37 years ago, and fans are marking the anniversary. The 1989 record paired a Western dance production with Haza's celebrated voice, moving between English, Hebrew and Arabic. Listeners praise its blend of rootedness and international sound, recalling the Yemenite-Israeli singer who became a global world-music figure.
- 27Deser project rethinks Rust serialization▼Deser: Rethinking Rust Serialization https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/9/29/deser/ # Rust # Programming # OpenSource
Armin Ronacher, the developer behind Flask and other well-known open source tools, has published an essay outlining Deser, a new approach to serialization in Rust. The piece questions how the widely used serde ecosystem is designed and argues for rethinking the way Rust handles data formats. Developers on programming forums are sharing and debating the ideas, with some welcoming fresh thinking on a foundational part of the Rust toolchain and others defending the status quo.
- 28Joshua Tree wildlife crossings planned in Mojave Desert▼Joshua Tree wildlife crossings planned in California’s Mojave Desert to curb wildlife-vehicle collisions;
New wildlife crossings are being planned around Joshua Tree in California's Mojave Desert, aimed at reducing collisions between vehicles and animals such as desert bighorn sheep and tortoises. The structures would let wildlife safely cross roads cut through their habitat, protecting both animals and motorists in one of the state's busiest desert corridors.
- 29Call to boost access to old hardware for aspiring IT careers●This deserves a signal boost. A lot of us got into IT because somebody gave us access to a computer, some old hardware,
An appeal is circulating urging people to give others access to computers, spare hardware, or the chance to take machines apart, arguing that such small opportunities are how many people first got into IT. The message says those chances can change a career, and sometimes a life, and is being shared widely as something that deserves a signal boost.
- 30Critical insecure deserialization flaw reported in Digiwin EasyFlow .NET●🚨 CVE-2026-102455 — CVSS 9.3 CRITICAL EasyFlow .NET developed by Digiwin has a Insecure Deserialization vulnerability. U
A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-102455 with a CVSS score of 9.3, has been reported in EasyFlow .NET, software developed by Taiwanese vendor Digiwin. According to the advisory, unauthenticated remote attackers can execute arbitrary code on the server by sending maliciously crafted serialized content, exploiting insecure deserialization. Organizations running the software are being urged to review the details and apply fixes promptly.
- 31Palestinian father appeals for children's return to school●My children have lost years of education because of the war. 💔 They deserve the chance to return to school and continue
A father who says he was injured in the war and can no longer work is appealing for donations, writing that his children have lost years of schooling and that his family cannot afford the cost of sending them back to class. He is asking for help so they can continue their education.
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Elta: Defy All Odds is being put forward as a game worth watching, with commentary arguing it deserves more attention from players. Little detail is available beyond the recommendation, and the game's developer, release timing, and platform plans remain unclear. Gamers appear to be taking note of the title as word spreads through gaming media.
- 33Crimson Desert DLC delayed to October 29●Crimson Desert: Charting the Unknown DLC release delayed two weeks to October 29th https://www. resetera.com/threads/164
Pearl Abyss has pushed back the 'Charting the Unknown' DLC for Crimson Desert by two weeks, moving its release to October 29. The delay was flagged on gaming forums, where players are discussing the short postponement and what it might mean for the game's rollout.
- 34Locus Communis app lets readers build a library of favourite passages●The best sentence in a book deserves more than a dog-eared page. Locus Communis lets you read, capture the passage word
Locus Communis, a reading tool for capturing book passages word for word, is being promoted as an alternative to dog-earing pages. Users can save the sentences that stay with them and build a personal library of quotes. Readers and book club members are being invited to sign up and start their own collections of memorable lines.
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A commentary published by The Catholic Thing frames the desert war as a parable, examining the moral and spiritual lessons the conflict may hold. The piece reflects on warfare in arid regions and its broader meaning, drawing on religious perspectives to interpret ongoing hostilities. Little additional detail about the specific conflict or the author's arguments is available beyond the headline claim itself.
- 36Crimson Desert's Charting the Unknown DLC Delayed Two Weeks●Crimson Desert’s Charting the Unknown DLC Delayed by Two Weeks "to deliver a more polished and stable gameplay experienc
The developers of Crimson Desert have pushed back the release of the Charting the Unknown DLC by two weeks, saying the delay will allow them to deliver a more polished and stable gameplay experience. The announcement has been picked up by gaming news outlets, with players waiting to see whether the small postponement results in a noticeably smoother launch.
- 37Wildlife crossings planned near Joshua Tree to protect desert animals●Joshua Tree wildlife crossings planned in California’s Mojave Desert to curb wildlife-vehicle collisions; two State Route 62 structures to protect bighorn sheep, mountain lions and bobcats with $6 million-plus funding
Two wildlife crossing structures are planned along State Route 62 in California's Mojave Desert, near Joshua Tree, with more than $6 million in funding. The projects aim to reduce collisions between vehicles and wildlife, protecting bighorn sheep, mountain lions and bobcats that move across the busy desert highway. The crossings are part of a broader push in California to reconnect fragmented habitats and make roads safer for both animals and drivers.
- 38Desert Foothills Book Festival returns to Scottsdale venue▼Desert Foothills Book Festival returns to Scottsdale’s Holland Community Center
The Desert Foothills Book Festival is returning to the Holland Community Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. The local event brings together authors and readers from the north Phoenix area, and its return is being noted in regional coverage. Details such as dates, featured authors and programs were not included in the announcement currently circulating.
- 39Anderson: Alpine should discipline Colapinto, not the FIA●Gary Anderson: Alpine should handle Colapinto action, not the FIA Franco Colapinto doesn't deserve a race ban, but it's
Former F1 engineer Gary Anderson says Franco Colapinto does not deserve a race ban following his latest incident, but argues Alpine is right to threaten internal consequences. Writing for The Race, Anderson contends the team, not the FIA, should handle any disciplinary action against the Argentine driver. The comments come amid debate over how motorsport's governing body and teams should apportion punishment.
- 40Rooney rejects 'undeserved' 2012 Premier League winners' medal offer●'I don't want it!' - Man Utd legend Wayne Rooney REJECTS 'undeserved' 2012 Premier League winners' medal giveaway as Man City face unprecedented title-stripping threat
Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has turned down the suggestion he should receive a 2012 Premier League winners' medal, dismissing it as undeserved after Manchester City pipped United to the title on goal difference. The gesture came amid renewed scrutiny of City, who face an unprecedented threat of having titles stripped over ongoing financial rule allegations, which could reopen the outcome of the dramatic 2012 season.