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Spanish media are buzzing around Ilia Topuria following UFC news linked to his lightweight division. Makhachev's coach said he was 'obsessed' with Topuria after the Gaethje fight, calling it something never seen before. Paddy Pimblett threatened to send Topuria back to featherweight, while Arman Tsarukyan revealed he expects a title fight in February or March 2027, possibly against Topuria.
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SpaceX's Starship programme is reportedly progressing faster than at any point in its history, according to a widely shared update from space commentator Marcus House. The claim highlights the rapid cadence of recent Starship test activity at Starbase in Texas, including turnaround between flights and hardware upgrades. Space enthusiasts are debating whether the faster tempo signals Starship is nearing operational readiness for NASA's Artemis lunar missions.
- 3Giggleland is being compared to Security Breach●Giggleland is the "Security Breach 2" I've been looking for
Gamers are buzzing about Giggleland, with one commentator calling it the true successor to Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach that fans have been waiting for. The horror game is drawing attention for its mix of creepy amusement-park atmosphere and mascot-style scares, echoing what made Security Breach popular.
- 4Questions linger over Sussexes' reconciliation plans in UK●It's been about 2.5 months since the Sussexes surprise return to the UK. We were told they wanted to reconcile with Harr
Roughly two and a half months after Prince Harry and Meghan made a surprise return to the UK, it was said they hoped to reconcile with Harry's family and have their children educated in Britain. But the length of their stay was never confirmed, and it remains unclear how long the children's British schooling might last.
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A Minecraft warning about clicking on a boat is circulating widely, drawing over 300,000 likes. The claim, framed as a 'never do this' style warning, plays on Minecraft's in-game boat mechanics, which have long been a source of glitches and quirks players discuss and experiment with.
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A new essay argues that access to education should never be used as leverage or bargaining chip, whether by institutions, governments or other actors. The piece has drawn attention and debate online, with readers discussing who bears responsibility when students' learning is disrupted by disputes they have no part in, and what protections learners should be guaranteed.
- 7BioWare co-founder says game executives have never made a game●BioWare co-founder: game execs "have never made a game" and don't get it
Greg Zeschuk, who co-founded BioWare before leaving the studio in 2012, says most video game industry executives have never actually made a game and therefore don't understand how development works. His comments fuel ongoing debate about layoff-driven corporate management and the disconnect between studio creators and publishers.
- 8Pearson concedes Tennessee District 9 congressional race●Pearson accepts loss in U.S. District 9 race, but says ‘Tennessee politics will never be the same’
Former Tennessee state representative Justin Pearson has accepted defeat in the U.S. House District 9 race, but struck a defiant tone in conceding, saying that 'Tennessee politics will never be the same.' Pearson, a prominent progressive figure who drew national attention after his expulsion from the state legislature in 2023, framed the result as part of a broader political shift in the state rather than a personal setback.
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Warriors forward Draymond Green is drawing attention after claiming Luka Doncic and Jayson Tatum will never win the NBA MVP award, while naming his own pick for the honor. His comments, spread by NBA Analysis Network, have sparked debate among basketball fans about whether the two superstars can ever claim the league's top individual prize.
- 10AI pioneer Hinton says humanity may have been better off without AI●AI 'godfather' Hinton: humans might have been better off without AI
Geoffrey Hinton, often called one of the godfathers of artificial intelligence, has said humans might have been better off if AI had never been developed. The remarks from the Nobel laureate, who left Google in 2023 to speak freely about AI risks, add to his growing warnings about the technology's dangers, including job losses, misinformation and loss of human control over intelligent systems.
- 11Chicago Exhibition Showcases the City's Unbuilt Designs●Design Graveyard: An Exhibition of Unbuilt Chicago Design
An exhibition called Design Graveyard is presenting unbuilt architecture and design concepts for Chicago, gathering projects that never made it off the drawing board. Visitors can explore alternate visions of the city's skyline and public spaces, prompting discussion about what Chicago might have looked like had these proposals been realised.