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    Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates for First Time Since 2023●Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the 1st time since 2023✉newsBusinessBanking4 h ago

    The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, according to ABC News. The increase marks a shift in monetary policy after an extended pause, affecting borrowing costs for households and businesses across the United States. Further details on the size of the hike and the central bank's reasoning were not included in the initial report.

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    FCC's unilateral power over mega space projects raises alarm●"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could compMmastodonScienceSpace Policy1405 min ago

    The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve massive spaceflight projects, such as large satellite constellations, that could permanently alter the appearance of the night sky for everyone on Earth. Astronomers and dark-sky advocates have protested these projects, but space law experts note there is very little other regulatory oversight or legal recourse available to stop them.

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    Federal bulletin warns foreign terrorist groups still encouraging attacks before 9/11 anniversary●Federal bulletin issued ahead of 9/11 anniversary warns foreign terrorist groups continue to encourage attacks✉newsWarTerrorism21 h ago

    Federal authorities have issued a security bulletin ahead of the September 11 anniversary, warning that foreign terrorist organizations continue to call for or encourage attacks. The bulletin serves as a routine reminder to law enforcement and the public about the lingering threat environment around the anniversary of the 2001 attacks.

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    Environmental groups challenge FCC approval of space sunlight project●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse apprMmastodonScienceSpace Policy475 min ago

    Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday urging the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency failed to consider the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy, reigniting debate over regulating commercial space ventures and their consequences for the night sky and ecosystems.

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    DHS says Houston man killed by federal officer was not the target▼Man fatally shot by federal officer in Houston was not ICE target, DHS says✉newsWorldImmigration17 h ago

    Federal authorities say a man who was fatally shot by a federal officer in Houston was not the target of an ICE operation, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The disclosure has raised questions about how the shooting occurred and why an uninvolved person was killed during enforcement activity.

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    The Netherlands are playing Serbia in a UEFA Nations League match at the Johan Cruyff Arena coverage places the game in Eindhoven. Dutch sports media, including ESPN Netherlands, are running live coverage of the fixture. Interest is concentrated in the Netherlands, where fans are following the score and team performance as the match unfolds.

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    Brazil's Federal Police are carrying out a nationwide security operation, with early reports detailing the first hours of the action. News coverage links the operation to preparations for the 2026 elections, and Brazilian media are closely tracking developments as more details emerge about targets and the operation's scope.

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    Supreme Court case could decide whose law governs the sky●Supreme Court ruling in Colorado case would set key precedent: Whose law governs the sky (Opinion)✉newsWorldLaw & Courts39 min ago

    A Colorado case heading to the US Supreme Court could set a key precedent on which laws apply to aviation, with a Denver Post opinion piece framing the stakes as a question of whose law governs the sky. The ruling would clarify how state and federal authority divide over conduct aboard aircraft.

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    Sydney Roosters captain James Tedesco is generating searches and discussion in Australia following the 2026 NRL Grand Final, where he fronted a post-match press conference. Tedesco is one of the NRL's most prominent players, and his comments after the season decider are prompting fans to look up what he said about the game and his team's performance.

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    Why Uruguay footballers picked up cricket bats at Eden Gardens●Why was the Uruguay football team playing cricket in Eden Gardens, Kolkata?✉newsSportCricket1 h ago

    Members of the Uruguay football team were seen playing cricket at Eden Gardens in Kolkata, swapping football for the bat and ball at one of cricket's most famous venues. The unusual sight of a national football squad taking part in a cricket session in India has drawn curiosity, with people asking what prompted the detour from the pitch.

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    The Dutch national team are in Nations League action against Serbia, with live coverage following the match. Ahead of kick-off, readers of Dutch outlet AD voted Noa Lang as their preferred player for Oranje, while coverage notes seven squad members have yet to play a single minute in this international period. Fans are debating selection choices and how much rotation coach Ronald Koeman will allow in the fixture.

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    The Netherlands' match against Serbia is drawing attention, with discussion focusing on why Oranje look so defensively vulnerable. Voetbal International analyses the weaknesses at the back that could prove costly against Serbia, and Dutch fans are debating whether the team can fix these problems in time.

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    Week of protests against federal immigration enforcement underway in Vermont●Week of protests targeting federal immigration enforcement underway in Vermont✉newsWorldImmigration41 min ago

    A week of protests targeting federal immigration enforcement is underway in Vermont, according to local reports. Demonstrators are rallying against federal immigration authorities' operations, adding Vermont to the list of states where communities have mobilized against enforcement actions. The protests are part of a broader wave of resistance to federal immigration policy drawing attention across the United States.

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    A federal judge has sharply criticized Flock, the license plate surveillance company whose cameras are deployed across many US communities, describing its network as 'indiscriminate mass surveillance'. The ruling adds to growing legal and public pushback against automated license plate readers and the vast location data they collect on ordinary drivers.

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    Trump Reportedly Tells Congress He's Canceling Billions in Federal Funding▼Trump Reportedly Tells Congress Leaders He's Canceling Nearly Billions in Federal Funding▶youtubeWorldUS Politics1.2M46 min ago

    President Trump has reportedly told congressional leaders he is canceling nearly billions of dollars in federal funding, a move that would affect programs approved by lawmakers. The report is drawing widespread attention, with commentators questioning the scale of the cuts and whether the White House can unilaterally withhold money already allocated by Congress.

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    CeeDee Lamb, the Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver, is drawing heavy search interest in the United States as NFL Week games grab attention. The slate includes notable matchups such as the Cardinals taking a 23-19 lead over the Giants on a Jacoby Brissett touchdown pass to Elijah Higgins. Fans are following scores and Lamb's performance across the league's weekend games.

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    Daredevils climb Empire State Building with banner before proposal▼Daredevils reach top of Empire State Building with banner, before apparent proposal✉newsWorld2 d ago

    Daredevils reached the top of the Empire State Building carrying a banner, in what witnesses described as a lead-up to an apparent marriage proposal. The stunt on the New York landmark has drawn attention for both its audacity and its romantic conclusion, with questions expected about how the pair accessed the restricted upper reaches of one of the world's most famous skyscrapers.

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    Maker uses moonstones as glowing eyes in robot owl build●Back in 2021, I used moonstones for Archimedes' backlit eyes. They're gorgeous in regular light, AND give a beautiful teMmastodonTechnologyRobotics1011 h ago

    A maker is revisiting their Archimedes robot owl project from 2021, explaining that moonstones were used for its backlit eyes. The stones look striking in normal light while also working as LED diffusers, giving the owl a soft glow. The project is documented on Hackster.io, and robotics hobbyists are sharing appreciation for the elegant combination of natural materials and electronics.

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    Attention in Brazil is turning to federal deputy races, with voters searching for information about candidates in the PL party. Election coverage is driving interest in who is running, with outlets such as CNN Brasil publishing lists of candidates for state and federal deputy positions in states like São Paulo, including for parties such as PSOL, as voters seek to learn who is on the ballot.

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    Netherlands are set to play Serbia in an international ice hockey match, a fixture drawing attention among Swedish hockey fans. Hockeynews highlighted a National League double-header on Sunday alongside coverage of the matchup. The two nations meet in a lower-division World Championship context, with fans discussing lineups and the outcome of the game.

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    EU immigration policy sparks backlash over engineering jobs●The EU saw this and decided Europe needed more third world engineers𝕏xIT2241 d ago

    A claim circulating online accuses the EU of pushing Europe to hire more engineers from developing countries. The post mocks EU labour migration policy, implying European engineers are being overlooked in favour of foreign workers. The remark is fueling debate over EU skills-shortage schemes and immigration.

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    Federal Lottery draw 6105 results released in Brazil▼resultado da federal de hojeGgoogleBR10K23 h ago

    Brazilians are checking the results of today's Loteria Federal draw, contest 6105. Caixa Econômica Federal, which runs the lottery, released the winning numbers and prize values after the draw, with Brazilian outlets such as GZH publishing the full list of dezenas drawn. Searches for the results spiked as players looked to see whether their tickets won in the popular draw.

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    Voters search federal deputy candidates in Goiás for 2026▼candidatos a dep federal 2026 goiásGgoogleBR1K10 h ago

    Searches are climbing for candidates running for federal deputy in Goiás in Brazil's 2026 elections. Voters in the state are looking up who has declared or is expected to run, as early positioning begins ahead of next year's race. The interest signals growing attention on Goiás's congressional slate more than a year before the vote.

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    Seven European nations urge citizens to leave Iran▼BREAKING: Sweden, Germany, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Italy and France asked their citizens to leave Iran ASAP.𝕏xIT2K7 h ago

    Sweden, Germany, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Italy and France have reportedly told their citizens to leave Iran as soon as possible. The advisory, circulating widely online, points to growing security concerns for foreigners in the country, though no official statement detailing the reasons has been confirmed. The coordinated warning from multiple European governments has fueled speculation about rising tensions involving Iran.

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    The Dutch government is facing a turbulent budget debate in parliament. Brussels is reportedly relying more on the Dutch courts than on the cabinet when it comes to nitrogen policy. Coalition parties are considering cuts to education if savings on social security do not materialise, while both left and right are unhappy about how scrapped cuts and the capital gains tax are being covered. After repeated missteps, commentators say the cabinet must go back to the drawing board on the budget.

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    $28 billion hemp THC industry races to block federal ban▼$28B hemp THC industry fighting to save itself from looming federal ban✉newsWorldPolitics11 h ago

    The booming US hemp-derived THC market, worth roughly $28 billion a year, is lobbying Congress and regulators to stop a looming federal ban that would outlaw its products. The industry argues it supports farmers and businesses and is pressing lawmakers to change the legislation before the ban takes effect.

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    Wanting to add 1+1, programmer builds a whole functional language●Needed 1+1, built a functional programming languageYhnTechnologySoftware15114 min ago

    A developer has written up the story of setting out to do something as simple as adding one plus one, and ending up building an entire functional programming language along the way. The blog post has struck a chord with programmers, who recognise the familiar spiral of over-engineering: a trivial task that keeps demanding new abstractions until a full language exists. Readers are sharing it as a humorous but pointed example of scope creep in software projects.

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    Accusations that Alberta separatists sought foreign help against Canada●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@mercedesallen /117377999861253014 Actively seeking assistance from foreigners to undermineMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts1721 h ago

    A claim circulating on social media accuses Alberta separatist figures of actively seeking assistance from foreigners to undermine Canada, with critics noting the foreign country in question has previously attacked Canadian sovereignty. Commenters are asking whether such conduct could amount to levying war against Canada or acts preparatory to it, framing the matter in terms of treason or other criminal law provisions.

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    The official starting line-ups for the Netherlands against Serbia have been released, with betting provider Tipico publicising the confirmed elevens ahead of kick-off. Fans and punters are checking the teams before placing bets and following the international fixture between the two nations.

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    Readers in Brazil are searching for news about elected federal deputies, with regional outlets revisiting how politicians elected in 2022 have fared since taking office. Local coverage such as a piece from Garça, São Paulo, looks back at the most-voted state deputies of 2022 and reports what they are doing today, reflecting sustained public interest in the activities of congressional representatives.

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    Fábio Felix has been elected federal deputy in Brazil with more than 215,000 votes. The result, reported by Vero Notícias, marks a significant vote tally in the congressional race. It reflects the attention his candidacy drew during the election period.

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    Open source software debate reignites on Data Privacy Day●Heute ist wieder # Diday und es wird vielfach auf # opensourceSoftware verwiesen. # Opensource hat aber einen einzigen NMmastodonTechnologySoftware77 h ago

    On Data Privacy Day, a German-language discussion notes that open source software is often recommended for privacy, but points out its single drawback: anyone can modify it freely. As a result, tools like GIMP and Inkscape are sometimes repackaged and sold by advertising and tracking agencies, complicating the privacy case for open source.

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    Benedetto Vigna, Ferrari's chief executive, is drawing attention in Italy as the Formula 1 team faces a difficult weekend. Charles Leclerc qualified only fifth, citing an overly aggressive setup, though he expressed confidence for the race after making different choices from his rivals. Discussion is focused on Ferrari's performance and leadership amid the team's recent results.

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    How Many Federal Deputies Each Brazilian State Has●quantos deputados federais por estadoGgoogleBR1K2 h ago

    Brazilians are searching for how many federal deputies each state elects to the Chamber of Deputies in Brasília. Seats are distributed proportionally to state population, ranging from 8 to 70 deputies per state, within the chamber's 513 total seats. Related coverage explains what state deputies do and how voters can research candidates before casting their ballot.

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    Political commentators at Som Maior, a firm linked to Santa Catarina's political scene, have released projections for the federal deputy seats the state will elect. Their analysis points to the likely winners in a contest watched closely across Santa Catarina, where voters follow national races as intensely as the state-level ballot, sparking debate about which names and parties will represent the state in Brasília.

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    Netherlands gear up for next Nations League fixtures●stand nations league nederlandGgoogleNL2002 h ago

    The Dutch national football team, Oranje, is back in focus ahead of the upcoming UEFA Nations League period, with Dutch media detailing when the next international break begins and which matches the Netherlands will play. Fans are checking schedules and discussing squad selection ahead of the new round of fixtures.

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    Searches in Brazil point to mounting discussion over a possible federation between PSOL and Rede, the two left-leaning parties. A federation would allow the parties to join forces in Congress while keeping separate identities, mirroring agreements other Brazilian parties struck after electoral law changes. Party members and commentators are weighing what the alliance would mean for the 2026 elections and the broader left.

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    Health reporter separates science from wellness hype▼From saunas to psychedelics, how a health reporter sorts science from hype✉newsScience4 h ago

    A health journalist with NPR explores how to distinguish evidence-based health practices from overhyped trends, covering topics ranging from sauna use to psychedelic therapies. The piece walks through her method for evaluating scientific claims, examining which popular wellness practices hold up under scrutiny and which fall short of the marketing promises surrounding them.

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    Germany marks monthly Digital Independence Day to leave Big Tech●📅 Heute ist Digital Independence Day: Jeden ersten Sonntag im Monat gibt es landesweit Aktionen, um Stück für Stück zu dMmastodonTechnologySoftware2818 h ago

    Germany's Digital Independence Day takes place on the first Sunday of each month, with nationwide events encouraging people to switch step by step to democratic, privacy-friendly alternatives to major US tech platforms. Providers such as Google and Microsoft are the main targets, and institutions like Berlin's adult education centres are offering year-round courses and workshops on moving away from them.

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    A new Quaest survey on the race for governor and Senate in Mato Grosso do Sul has drawn attention, placing Governor Eduardo Riedel's standing and the state's Senate contest back in focus. The numbers are being picked over by local media and political observers weighing Riedel's position and his allies' prospects ahead of the next election.

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