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    Athletes with developmental disabilities shine at Santa Rosa games●'Competitive love fest': Athletes with developmental disabilities shine at Olympic-style event in Santa Rosa✉newsSportOlympicsjust now

    Athletes with developmental disabilities competed in an Olympic-style event in Santa Rosa, California, drawing praise as a 'competitive love fest'. The games gave participants a chance to demonstrate their skills in front of a supportive crowd, with local coverage highlighting both the intensity of the competition and the warm, celebratory atmosphere surrounding the athletes.

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    Pisarcik leads Lakeland into Class 2A league golf final●HS ROUNDUP: Pisarcik leads Lakeland to Class 2A league golf final✉newsSportGolf3 min ago

    Lakeland High School's golf team, led by Pisarcik, has advanced to the Class 2A league final, according to a local high school sports roundup. The result adds to coverage of Pennsylvania high school golf, where league finals are drawing attention as teams compete for district berths.

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    Sir Richard Hadlee slams New Zealand Cricket in scathing interview●Exclusive: ‘I am embarrassed to have my personal name attached to the organisation’ – Sir Richard Hadlee slams NZ Cricket✉newsSportCricket4 min ago

    New Zealand cricket legend Sir Richard Hadlee has publicly attacked NZ Cricket, saying he is embarrassed to have his personal name attached to the organisation. The comments, made in an exclusive interview, represent a striking public break between one of the country's greatest players and its national cricket body. It is not yet clear what prompted his criticism or how NZ Cricket has responded.

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    Disabled Indonesian writer seeks $280 in community aid●Hi everyone, I need to raise $280 this month for October groceries and platform maintenance. I’m a disabled Indonesian iMmastodonHealthMental Health3014 min ago

    A disabled Indonesian independent writer and mutual aid organiser is appealing for $280 this month to cover October groceries and platform maintenance costs. They say their work is sustained through community support rather than a fixed salary, with $80 of the total needed for food. The appeal has drawn modest engagement and sympathy from supporters online.

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    Alexander Isak tipped to explode if Liverpool use his key strength●Alexander Isak will explode if Liverpool exploit his 'main asset'✉newsSportSoccer8 min ago

    Alexander Isak is at the centre of discussion over how Liverpool plan to use him, with claims that the Swedish striker will 'explode' if the club exploits what is described as his 'main asset' on the pitch. The comments have fuelled debate among fans about his role and form at the club.

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    Disability mutual aid networks circulating support request●RE: https:// kolektiva.social/@retareta/117 374944985817442 @mutualaidspace @ mutualaid@fedigroups.social @ disability@oMmastodonHealthMental Health1014 min ago

    A call for mutual aid support tied to disability communities is being shared across decentralized social media groups focused on mutual aid and disability. The message tags several mutual aid and disability-focused groups to widen its reach, and it has drawn a small wave of engagement. People in these networks regularly circulate such requests for material support, care resources, and community assistance.

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    Jevstiller distills Jevons paradox analysis into a local model●Show HN: Jevstiller – Distill Jev into a local model, with a disagreement boundYhnHealthNutrition6613 min ago

    A new project called Jevstiller lets users distill knowledge about Jevons paradox into a local language model, with a built-in disagreement bound meant to guarantee the model stays within a specified distance of its source material. The release drew attention on Hacker News, where commenters are weighing how well such guarantees can work for small, locally run models.

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    El Niño Credited With Quieting Atlantic Hurricane Season▼How El Niño Made the Atlantic Hurricane Season DisappearYhnEnvironment1118 min ago

    The Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually quiet, and meteorologists are pointing to El Niño as the main reason. The climate pattern increases wind shear over the tropical Atlantic, which tears developing storms apart before they can strengthen. Reports note the contrast with earlier forecasts that had warned of a busy season, prompting discussion about forecast reliability and how El Niño conditions suppress hurricane formation.

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    SBA disaster loans open for December 2025 storm damage●SBA disaster loans available for damages from December 2025 storm✉newsEnvironmentWeather18 min ago

    The US Small Business Administration has opened disaster loan applications for damage caused by the December 2025 storm. Affected residents, businesses and nonprofits can apply for low-interest federal loans to repair or replace property. The announcement, reported by Las Vegas outlet 8 News Now, signals the storm's damage was significant enough to trigger federal disaster assistance.

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    Monbiot urges Burnham to block Heathrow expansion●The expansion of Heathrow would be an expensive disaster for Britain and the world. Burnham needs to block it | George MMmastodonEnvironment421 min ago

    George Monbiot argues in the Guardian that a third runway at Heathrow would be an expensive disaster for Britain and the planet, and calls on Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to oppose it. The piece cites climate warnings against the project and questions its economic case, adding to ongoing debate over the government's airport expansion plans.

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    Balen Shah's UN address on climate circulates in Nepali translation●FULL: Nepali translation of Balen Shah UN Address on climate change, war & natural disasters TKV▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate49.5K21 min ago

    Kathmandu mayor Balen Shah's full address to the United Nations, covering climate change, war and natural disasters, is being widely shared in a Nepali translation. The speech frames Nepal as a country on the front line of climate impacts despite contributing little to global emissions, and links the climate crisis to conflict and disasters. The translation has drawn strong engagement among Nepali-speaking audiences.

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    UMaine forestry expert co-authors national disaster preparedness guidance●UMaine forestry expert co-authors national guidance on disaster preparedness✉newsEnvironmentClimate21 min ago

    A University of Maine forestry specialist has helped write new national guidance on disaster preparedness, according to an announcement from the university. The guidance is aimed at improving how communities and land managers prepare for natural disasters. The university says the expert's input brings forestry and land-management knowledge to the national effort. Further details about the document's recommendations and adopting agencies were not provided in the announcement.

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    Lawmakers Seek Bipartisan Fix for Golden Dome Funding Shortfall●Lawmakers Push for Bipartisan Solution to Golden Dome’s Funding Crunch✉newsScienceSpace Policy23 min ago

    Members of Congress are working across party lines to find a way to fund the Golden Dome missile defense initiative, a large-scale homeland shield proposal championed by the Trump administration. The program's projected costs have outpaced available budget resources, prompting lawmakers to search for a bipartisan funding compromise to keep the ambitious space-based defense project on track.

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    LAFD admits mistakes in response to Palisades fire●LAFD acknowledges missteps involving Palisades fire following independent investigation✉newsEnvironment22 min ago

    The Los Angeles Fire Department has acknowledged missteps in its handling of the Palisades fire, following the findings of an independent investigation. According to the Los Angeles Times, the department accepted the review's criticisms of its response. The admission is likely to renew scrutiny of how the deadly wildfire was fought and whether emergency preparedness in Los Angeles needs reform.

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    Jared Isaacman's quiet push inside Washington●Inside Isaacman’s Washington plays✉newsScienceSpace Policy23 min ago

    Politico reports on Jared Isaacman's activities in Washington, examining how the billionaire entrepreneur and private astronaut is navigating the capital's political landscape. The piece looks at his relationships and strategy as he courts influence on space policy, a topic of growing interest given his ties to the commercial space sector and past nomination to lead NASA.

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    Newspaper Revisits Its Challenger Disaster Coverage●As It Appeared in The Spirit: The Challenger disaster✉newsScienceSpace Policy23 min ago

    The Punxsutawney Spirit has republished its front page from January 1986, showing how the Pennsylvania newspaper reported the Challenger space shuttle disaster at the time. The archival piece recounts the explosion that killed all seven crew members, including schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe, and reflects on how the tragedy was presented to local readers on that day.