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The Principality of Asturias has launched a new edition of its shopping vouchers (bonos comercio) aimed at encouraging purchases in small local shops. Under the scheme, residents receive vouchers they can spend at participating small businesses in the region. The programme is run by the regional government to support local commerce.
- 2US cyclosporiasis outbreak: what we know so far●What we know about the U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak – ABC22 & FOX44
US local news outlets, including ABC22 and FOX44, are reporting on a cyclosporiasis outbreak, an intestinal illness usually linked to contaminated food or water. Coverage outlines what is known about the outbreak, its symptoms, and how infections spread, as health authorities track cases across the country.
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Volotea has cancelled flights from Asturias to destinations including Madrid, Málaga and Fuerteventura, disrupting travel plans. The cancellations are causing concern among customers and travel agencies in the region, according to local press coverage in La Nueva España. Passengers are reportedly seeking alternatives as the airline adjusts its routes from the Asturias airport.
- 4RFK Jr. accused of lying about cyclosporiasis outbreak●# RFKJr lies about # food safety and the recent cyclosporiasis outbreak. The latest Whopper of the Week from Defend Publ
The advocacy group Defend Public Health is accusing Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of spreading false claims about food safety amid a recent cyclosporiasis outbreak, naming him its 'Whopper of the Week.' Critics say his rhetoric downplays contamination risks, and some are using the episode to renew calls for his impeachment.
- 5Jackie Jackson remembers Duke Reid at Take Me Places 2022●NOW PLAYING == JACKIE JACKSON remembering Duke Reid and his way of showing his enthusiasm @ TAKE ME PLACES 2022 https://
Bassist Jackie Jackson is remembering the late Duke Reid, the legendary Jamaican producer behind Treasure Isle, sharing an anecdote about Reid's way of showing enthusiasm. The remarks come from his appearance at Take Me Places 2022, and are circulating among reggae and music fans who appreciate the personal memories of ska and rocksteady history.
- 6Laurel's Royce Taylor eyes Class A golf title at Marias Valley▼Q2 AOW: Laurel's Royce Taylor eyeing Class A golf title at familiar Marias Valley
Laurel High School golfer Royce Taylor is preparing to compete for the Class A golf title at Marias Valley Golf Course in Montana, a venue he knows well. Coverage from Montana Sports highlights the hometown advantage and the expectations surrounding his bid as the Class A tournament plays out in the state.
- 7WSJ Says Nvidia Buybacks Created Phantom Value●How Nvidia's Buyback Created Phantom Value https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/how-nvidias-buyback-created-phantom-value-
The Wall Street Journal reports that Nvidia's share buybacks have inflated the company's market value beyond what its underlying business fundamentals justify, describing the effect as "phantom value." The analysis argues repurchases have amplified the chipmaker's stock price, raising questions about how much of Nvidia's enormous valuation reflects genuine demand versus financial engineering.
- 8WSJ Editorial criticizes climate training program for judges●Biased Climate Classes for Judges https://www.wsj.com/opinion/environmental-law-institute-climate-judiciary-project-hous
A Wall Street Journal opinion column attacks the Environmental Law Institute's Climate Judiciary Project, arguing that climate education courses offered to judges are biased and could compromise judicial impartiality. The piece, tied to House Judiciary Committee interest, claims the curriculum presents contested climate claims as settled science to the judges who rule on environmental cases.
- 9Sabre bear and mountain lion sprays for outdoor safety●How Sabre's bear and mountain lion sprays help outdoor enthusiasts stay prepared
Sabre's bear spray and mountain lion spray are being highlighted as practical safety tools for hikers and campers venturing into wildlife territory. The products are designed to deter aggressive animals at close range, giving outdoor enthusiasts a defensive option when exploring regions where bear and mountain lion encounters are possible.
- 10AMD buys 3D world-generating AI startup for $8 billion●AMD compra startup de IA que cria mundos 3D por R$ 43 bilhões https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://tecnoblo g.net/noticias/amd
AMD has acquired an artificial intelligence startup that generates 3D worlds, in a deal reported at 43 billion reais (roughly 8 billion US dollars). The purchase, covered by the Brazilian tech outlet Tecnoblog, signals AMD's push to expand beyond chips into AI software and generative 3D content technology.
- 11Inspector General Report Ends the Fed Building Renovation Fight●The End of the Fed Building Fiasco https://www.wsj.com/opinion/federal-reserve-building-inspector-general-report-jerome-
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece declares the end of the controversy over the Federal Reserve's costly headquarters renovation, following an inspector general report concerning the project and Chair Jerome Powell. The review had become entangled in criticism from Kevin Warsh and other Fed critics who accused Powell of mismanagement of the overspending. The piece frames the report as closing out the dispute.
- 12Sudan Accuses UAE of Backing RSF at the United Nations●‘Bloody Partnership’: Sudan Accuses UAE of Ties with RSF at UN; Chad Denies Bias | Firstpost Africa
Sudan has accused the United Arab Emirates of supporting the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group, calling it a 'bloody partnership', in remarks at the United Nations. Sudan also levelled accusations involving Chad, which has denied showing bias in the conflict. The exchange adds a diplomatic dimension to the war between Sudan's army and the RSF, which has displaced millions and drawn in regional powers accused by both sides of arming their rivals.
- 13Cyclosporiasis outbreak makes US consumers cut back on fresh produce●Cyclosporiasis outbreak prompts US consumers to reduce fresh produce purchases
An outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a foodborne intestinal illness, has led US consumers to reduce their purchases of fresh produce as concerns over contamination grow. Industry outlet FreshPlaza reports the outbreak is affecting buying habits, with shoppers becoming more cautious about items like leafy greens and other fresh fruits and vegetables.