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- 1Ukraine's farmers struggle to sell harvest amid war and drought▼Ukraine's farmers struggle to sell harvest amid war, drought
Ukrainian farmers are struggling to sell their harvest as Russia's war continues to disrupt exports and drought hits yields. Growers face blocked shipping routes, damaged infrastructure and falling domestic prices, leaving grain and other crops unsold. The double pressure of conflict and bad weather is straining a farm sector long vital to Ukraine's economy and global food supplies.
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India have taken command of their home series against the West Indies. Shubman Gill struck a double hundred in a high-scoring ODI, and Venkatesh Iyer hit a century as India crushed the tourists in the T20 opener. Coverage spans the BBC, Reuters, ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz, with the second ODI and team selection questions keeping cricket fans engaged across several countries.
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India have overwhelmed the West Indies in their ODI series, chasing down 406 with ease in the second match as Shubman Gill struck the fastest double century in ODI history. Earlier, Shreyas Iyer hit his maiden T20I century to seal another win. The West Indies, who came into the series wary of India's form, now face questions after a one-sided contest that has dominated cricket coverage worldwide.
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Ethiopian runners swept to a double victory at the 52nd Berlin Marathon, with Guye Adola winning the men's race and some 56,000 runners taking to the streets. In the women's race, Tigst Assefa fell short of the world record after suffering cramps, a moment described in German media as bitter. Special Olympics athletes were loudly celebrated, and Sven Swings won the inline skating race for the tenth time, while road closures disrupted traffic across Berlin.
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Swedish media are reporting a DNA lead in the double murder in Brattås, Norway. According to SVT Nyheter's coverage, forensic DNA evidence has emerged in the investigation into the killing of two people, a development that could help identify a suspect years after the crime. The case remains one of Scandinavia's most closely followed unsolved murders.
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Italian health media report that trials of daraxonrasib, a drug said to double survival in pancreatic cancer patients, are starting at the Gemelli hospital in Rome. Coverage includes a health dossier on the new therapy and a televised feature on pancreatic surgery, keeping pancreatic cancer in the spotlight for Italian audiences.
- 7Turbo Grill Claims to Turn a Microwave Into a Grill●Can a $40 Gadget Turn Your Microwave Into a Grill? I Tried the Turbo Grill to Find Out
A $40 accessory called the Turbo Grill is being tested to see whether it can give microwave food a grilled, browned finish. The reviewer tried the device and reports on whether it lives up to the claim that a standard microwave can double as a grill. The item is drawing attention from shoppers looking for cheap ways to upgrade kitchen appliances without buying new equipment.
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Jimmy Kimmel has publicly called out Fox News for what he describes as a double standard in how the network reacts to his jokes compared with jokes made by Donald Trump. Kimmel argued that a quip from him draws outrage and condemnation from the network, while comparable remarks from Trump are treated far more indulgently.
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The Japan Swimming Championships, which double as the selection meet for the World Championships, are being held for the first time in Saga Prefecture. Top Japanese swimmers have gathered at the SAGA Aqua arena to compete, with breaststroke among the featured events drawing attention. The move of the prestigious national championships to a regional venue is a notable first for the host prefecture.
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New interviews have revived interest in Burt Reynolds after Double Dare host Marc Summers spoke out about the actor once hitting him in the face during the game show. Outlets including People and Yahoo are covering his account of the shocking clash, alongside renewed looks back at Reynolds's television career, including a widely panned Twilight Zone episode.
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A joke about the world's 'salty chips' being 'khaali' — Hindi for empty — is spreading online, playing on the double meaning of 'chips'. With semiconductors a frequent news topic, the wordplay about chips running out has drawn heavy engagement, with viewers amplifying the quip about global chip supply running dry.
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Japanese women's golfer Suzu Yoshida bounced back after withdrawing from a previous tournament due to poor health, a setback she described as a 'double punch'. She shot a 67 to move into contention for the title, signaling her recovery from both the illness and an earlier missed cut.
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The Japanese women's doubles pair Miwa Harimoto and Hina Hayata, ranked world number one, finished runners-up at the China Smash table tennis tournament after losing the final to Chinese world champions Wang Manyu and Kuai Man. The defeat of Japan's top pair by the reigning world champions on Chinese soil is drawing attention among Japanese table tennis fans.
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Net inflows of money transfers to Armenia from abroad doubled over the first eight months of the year, according to ArmBanks.am. The surge is tied to the wave of relocation from Russia, with guides circulating on relocating to Armenia covering documents, legalisation, housing, banks and everyday services. The topic is drawing attention as people weigh moving funds and settling there.
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Japan's national football team is drawing attention in Japanese sports media amid wider changes to Asian international football. The Asian Football Confederation is reportedly considering creating an AFC Nations League from around 2030, which would also serve as qualifying for the World Cup or the Asian Cup. The proposal has sparked discussion about how it could reshape fixtures and qualification paths for Japan and other Asian sides.
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Warner Bros.' film 'Digger' has collapsed at the box office, a flop arriving just as the studio's top film executives exit the company. The double blow raises fresh questions about the studio's film strategy and leadership direction, with the commercial failure now closely tied to the shake-up at the top of Warner's movie operation.
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Health authorities and media in France are reporting on two virus stories. The West Nile virus has claimed a third victim in the Île-de-France region, with cases doubling in a month. Separately, reports highlight that some new smartphones come with pre-installed malware, with advice on how users can detect and protect themselves from it.
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Australia and South Africa are facing off in a Test match in Durban, with the opening day giving the hosts an edge thanks to Anrich Nortje's double strike. Attention is also on the captaincy contest between Temba Bavuma and Pat Cummins, while South Africa named their first Test XI without one of their fastest bowlers.
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The Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox are facing off in the American League Division Series, with Game 2 underway. The White Sox returned home with a chance to advance toward the ALCS, while Guardians pitcher Montgomery gave up a two-run double that put Chicago in front. Coverage includes live scores, predictions and odds as both teams fight for a spot in the next round.
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Swedish property company Fabege has secured double building permits for its large-scale development in Arenastaden, Solna, clearing the way for construction to begin. The decision is being reported alongside other confirmed news in Sweden, including Västerås' left-wing leadership escalating its stance against welfare companies and defender Niklas Backman officially leaving Danish club AGF Aarhus.
- 21Anger over Southport riot sentences and claims of double standards●People were sent to prison for “inciting riots” after Southport, but this is fine, obviously
Comments are circulating comparing the prison sentences handed to people convicted of inciting riots after the Southport stabbing disorder with other cases that draw no such punishment. The post argues there is a double standard, using sarcasm to suggest some incitement goes unpunished while Southport-related posts led to jail time.
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Formula 1 teams and drivers are in Singapore for the Grand Prix's sprint weekend, with qualifying and the sprint race on Saturday's schedule under the Marina Bay lights. Fans are following the session results, weather conditions and grid battles as the championship moves closer to its closing rounds.
- 23Runner finds comfort in Friday run and treats●Really needed that today 🙏🩵 and it’s 2 treats Friday 🏃🏻🍰 # running # health # mentalhealth # fitness # sport # music # m
A social media user shared that a run and a double-treat Friday gave them a much-needed boost, crediting exercise with supporting their mental health. The post pairs fitness and mindfulness hashtags with tributes suggesting they are mourning someone named Angie, who appears to have died of cancer. It has drawn modest engagement from the running and wellness community.
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The Dallas Cowboys are struggling in their game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with a series of costly mistakes putting the Bucs ahead by double digits. Live coverage describes it as a comedy of errors by Dallas, with turnovers and penalties proving decisive as Tampa Bay takes control.
- 25US purchases of Russian oil spark debate in India●USA is buying oil fron Russia, howz it a big news for India.... Indian Govt still doesn't buy Russian oil due to fear of
Discussion is growing over reports that the United States is buying oil from Russia while India continues to avoid Russian crude over fears of American sanctions. Commentators in India are questioning the double standard, with many arguing the news has little practical relevance for New Delhi since its own purchases remain constrained by Washington's sanctions regime.
- 26Shubman Gill hits record 223 not out as India chase 406 against West Indies▼india national cricket team vs west indies cricket team match scorecard
India completed a record run chase against West Indies in the second ODI, overhauling a target of 406 after captain Shubman Gill struck 223 not out on a day of records. Attention has focused on Gill's batting and reports that Shreyas Iyer fixed a technical flaw, with help from former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar, before a big score. West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul pointed to long-term gains despite his bowlers' poor execution on a flat pitch, prompting wider debate about whether such batting-friendly conditions are killing the contest between bat and ball.
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The word 'padre' is surging in searches in Mexico and Italy, tied to interest in the San Diego Padres during the MLB postseason. Sports coverage is focused on the National League Division Series, with one report noting how catcher Sean Murphy's pregame preparation paid off in his team's series-clinching win, fueling playoff chatter across languages.
- 28YouTuber Says Police Visited Him After He Built Cop-Tracking Camera●YouTuber Says Cops Visited Him After He Built a Flock-Style Camera to Track Cops
A YouTuber says police came to his home after he built a Flock-style automated license plate camera system pointed the other way — designed to track the movements of police vehicles. The project mirrors the surveillance networks that companies like Flock Safety sell to law enforcement, but turned on the police themselves. Commenters are debating the double standard around surveillance, harassment concerns, and whether citizens monitoring officers should be protected.
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Miss France 2027 is heading back to the Vienne department, with the organisers presenting it as a historic double anniversary for the region. Local outlet La Nouvelle République reports the beauty pageant will return there for what is being described as a magical evening. The announcement is drawing attention in France, where the Miss France election is a major annual television event.
- 30Photograph 49 reframes the story of DNA's famous Photograph 51▼Photograph 49 is the key to understanding Rosalind Franklin’s DNA Photograph 51
A new history of science article argues that X-ray diffraction Photograph 49, taken in Rosalind Franklin's lab, is the key to correctly understanding her better-known Photograph 51 of DNA. The piece re-examines the famous image often credited with unlocking the double helix, suggesting the lesser-known photograph offers a clearer picture of what Franklin actually knew and when. The article is published in Springer's Journal of the History of Biology and is drawing attention among science-history readers.
- 31GNU/Linux desktop share doubles in the US over a year●🐧 GNU/Linux Doubled in a Year in the US That's based on a vast amount of data 📰 Source: Tux Machines 🔗 Link: https://tux
Reports circulating in the open-source community say GNU/Linux usage in the United States has doubled over the past year, based on a large dataset. Enthusiasts are citing the figure as evidence of Linux's growing momentum on the desktop, driven by interest in open-source software.
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The Tampa Bay Rays took the opening game of their AL Division Series against the New York Yankees, with right-hander Drew Rasmussen holding them hitless into the eighth inning and striking out ten in a 1-0 shutout. It was the Yankees' first one-hit postseason loss in franchise history and their first 0-1 playoff defeat in 63 years. Junior Caminero delivered a 181 km/h double against the Yankees' ace in a four-run fifth, while Aaron Boone pointed to his young players' rise in Aaron Judge's absence. Alex Rodriguez criticised the Yankees' baserunning mistakes.
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Fantasy Premier League players are discussing who to name as captain for Gameweek 6, with Fantasy Football Scout among those weighing up the best options. Captaincy choices are a weekly talking point as the armband can double a player's points and swing overall rankings. Debate is focused on which in-form players offer the safest and highest-upside picks this week.
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Marco Bezzecchi and Aprilia teammate Raúl Fernández were both eliminated at the first corner of the MotoGP Sprint at Mandalika in Indonesia, in what Italian media described as a disaster for the Aprilia team. The double exit leaves the Italian manufacturer with damage to assess ahead of the full Grand Prix, and fans are debating the first-corner chaos.
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The New York Yankees are in the spotlight as their AL Division Series against the Tampa Bay Rays continues. Second-year pitcher Schlittler was named to start Game 2, while Rays hitter Caminero delivered a 181 km/h double in a four-run fifth inning that knocked the rookie out. Slugger Rice hit his third postseason homer despite Aaron Judge's absence, and ESPN ranked Yankee Stadium first among ballparks offering the biggest home-field advantage.
- 36Saint Joseph's Women's Tennis Opens Weekend at Cissie Leary Invitational▼Women’s Tennis Opens Weekend at Cissie Leary invitational
Saint Joseph's University women's tennis has opened its weekend of play at the Cissie Leary Invitational, the annual fall tournament hosted in Philadelphia. The event brings together collegiate programs from across the region for early-season match play, giving the Hawks a chance to test their lineups in singles and doubles against outside competition before the spring dual-match schedule.
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Taiwanese table tennis pair Lin Yun-ju and Cheng I-ching lost the doubles final at the China Smash in Beijing after missing eight championship points. Fans are discussing the narrow defeat, with many expressing disappointment but praising the pair for pushing the match so close against top opposition.
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Elina Svitolina is in the spotlight at the WTA 1000 tournament in Beijing after a series of comeback wins. She rallied from a poor start to beat Sinyakova in the second round and won her opening match in three sets, drawing a next match against Ann Li. She also leads the tour alongside Coco Gauff in three-set victories at 1000-level events in 2026, while Lyudmyla Kichenok moved into the last 16 in doubles.
- 39Gaza fundraising message of hope circulates online●Don’t let the pain make you forget the beautiful hope waiting for you. No matter how long the road may be, the light wil
A message of encouragement aimed at people in Gaza is spreading across social media, urging readers not to let suffering eclipse hope that light will find its way. The post doubles as a fundraising appeal, linking to a crowdfunding campaign, and greets followers with 'Blessed Friday'. Hashtags tied to Gaza and Palestine accompany the message as people share it to boost donations.
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New South Wales policing is dominating Australian coverage on two fronts. The double murder trial of former officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, accused of killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, heard an emotional triple-zero call as the victim's family wept in court, while a separate police bid to keep a protest investigation confidential was rejected. The state force also marked National Police Remembrance Day, honouring slain and fallen officers, including 20-year-old Mia Lay, who died in a Sydney crash.
Repos
- alejandrobujan/tendedero Screenshots, hung out to dry. A tiny native macOS app that hangs every screenshot on a line at the top of your screen.
- maanHimself/OpenDLSS-NR A Vulkan reimplementation of NVIDIA's DLSS 5 Neural Rendering network, bit-exact against the original.
- pkimpel/retro-1620 Web-based emulator and operating environment for the IBM 1620 Model-2 computer system.