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    Amazon seeks FCC approval for 5,105 new satellites amid debris concerns●# Amazon is asking the # FCC to approve 5,105 massive new # satellites while hiding their orbital debris risk models behMmastodonScienceSpace Policy3141 h ago

    Amazon has asked the US Federal Communications Commission to approve a constellation of 5,105 additional satellites for its Project Kuiper broadband network. Critics say the company is withholding its orbital debris risk models behind corporate secrecy, and are calling for full public transparency, arguing that a safe and sustainable orbital environment is a shared concern rather than a private matter.

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    FCC holds sweeping power over projects that could alter the night sky●"The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly green-light massive spaceflight projects that could compMmastodonScienceSpace Policy1401 h ago

    The U.S. Federal Communications Commission can single-handedly approve massive spaceflight projects that could fundamentally change the appearance of the night sky for everyone on Earth. Space law experts note that despite growing public outcry over projects like large satellite constellations, the FCC remains the primary gatekeeper, with very little other regulatory oversight constraining its decisions on launches and orbital deployments.

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    Trump administration advances plan to turn weapons plutonium into reactor fuel●The # Trump admin is moving forward with a plan to provide Cold War-era # plutonium from dismantled # nuclear warheads tMmastodonWarNuclear3116 min ago

    The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to supply plutonium from dismantled Cold War-era nuclear warheads to companies that would convert the material into fuel for nuclear power plants. The proposal has generated debate and unease among experts and officials, who are weighing its potential to support civilian energy against concerns over handling and security of dangerous weapons-grade material.

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    Greta Thunberg in Italy to speak on rights and Palestine●Greta is in Italy today to speak about rights and Palestine. Who pays she?𝕏xITWorldHuman Rights1.3K3 h ago

    Greta Thunberg is in Italy today to speak about human rights and the Palestinian cause. The announcement has drawn heated reactions, with critics questioning who funds her travel and activism, while supporters welcome her continued high-profile advocacy on Palestine following her recent Gaza-related campaigns.

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    Moonshot AI launches Kimi K3.1 Pro and Highspeed variants●Kimi K3.1 Pro and K3.1 Pro HighspeedYhnCultureArt1.1K45 min ago

    Moonshot AI has introduced Kimi K3.1 Pro and Kimi K3.1 Pro Highspeed, two new versions of its flagship model, announced via the company's blog. The Highspeed variant points to a faster, lower-latency option alongside the standard Pro model. The launch is drawing strong attention among AI watchers, who are comparing the updates against competing frontier models from OpenAI, Google and Chinese rivals.

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    A data comparison of US electricity prices finds that investor-owned utilities charge customers roughly 23% more per kilowatt-hour than publicly owned providers. The gap is attributed to profit margins, shareholder returns and higher financing costs built into private rates. Readers are debating whether the findings make a case for broader public or municipal ownership of power supply.

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    UK urges 72-hour emergency kits as US bases boost prep▼UK demands everyone get 72 hour emergency kit Pentagon green lights emergency prep bolstering at all major US bases Prob𝕏xGB7021 h ago

    The UK government is telling every household to stock a 72-hour emergency kit, while the Pentagon has approved bolstered emergency preparations at all major US military bases. The moves, flagged together by a weather forecaster, are fuelling speculation that officials on both sides of the Atlantic are preparing for a coming crisis, from severe weather to grid failure or worse.

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    A report circulating online claims an intermediate certificate authority operated by Indian digital security firm eMudhra has been compromised, raising concerns that fraudulent HTTPS certificates could be issued for arbitrary websites. If confirmed, the incident would require browsers and operating systems to revoke trust in the affected intermediate certificate and could undermine confidence in TLS security more broadly.

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    Paris protests over fuel costs, Trump cuts diesel deal with Russia●Paris Protests Erupt Over High Fuel Costs & Trump Cuts Diesel Deal with Russia | The Daily Show▶youtubeWarUkraine7.0M20 min ago

    Protests have erupted in Paris over high fuel costs, while Donald Trump has cut a diesel deal with Russia. The two stories were covered together in a Daily Show segment drawing millions of views, with the France fuel-price demonstrations and the US-Russia diesel arrangement both drawing wide attention amid ongoing debate over energy prices and Ukraine-related sanctions.

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    Trump White House Faces Turmoil and Record-Low Approval●Trump WH in Turmoil, Record-Low Approval, Zacharia & Guilfoyle Out, Golf Course Clash: A Closer Look▶youtubeSportGolf2.7M53 min ago

    Political commentary is circulating on claims that the Trump White House is in turmoil, with the administration reportedly hitting record-low approval ratings. Two figures, Zacharia and Guilfoyle, are said to be out, and a clash at a golf course is drawing attention. The claims stem from late-night coverage breaking down the day's political developments.

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    Protesters Storm Colosseum in Rome Over Gaza War●Protesters force their way into the Colosseum in Rome. They entered for several minutes to protest against the Italian g𝕏xIT6621 h ago

    Protesters forced their way into the Colosseum in Rome, occupying the ancient site for several minutes in a demonstration against the Italian government and the war in Gaza. The action came as demonstrations took place in several Italian cities, which were reported to be largely peaceful.

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    New Sheriff Labrador Episode Teaches Kids About Environment●The Wheat-Eating Bug | Protect the Environment | Safety Rules | Cartoon | Sheriff Labrador▶youtubeEnvironment374.2K1 h ago

    Sheriff Labrador, the popular children's cartoon series, has released a new episode called 'The Wheat-Eating Bug', which teaches young viewers about protecting the environment and safety rules. The episode follows the show's usual format of blending simple storytelling with lessons on nature, farming pests, and looking after the world around us.

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    CVE-2026-111943: Compromised Intermediate Certificate Authority Raises Security Concerns●CVE-2026-111943: Compromised Intermediate Certificate AuthorityYhnBusinessRetail3367 min ago

    A newly catalogued vulnerability, CVE-2026-111943, describes a compromised intermediate certificate authority, raising concerns that attackers could forge trusted certificates for websites and services. Security discussions are focusing on revocation procedures, browser trust stores, and how downstream certificate authorities respond. Because intermediate CA compromises can undermine HTTPS trust broadly, administrators are being urged to review and update their trusted root and intermediate certificate lists.

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    Spanish police confront protesters in tourist cities●SPAIN IS TAKING A HARDER LINE. Police are confronting protesters amid growing tensions in Spain’s tourist cities over to𝕏xES052 min ago

    Spanish police are confronting protesters in tourist cities as tensions grow over mass tourism and its impact on local life. Demonstrations by residents complaining about overcrowding, housing pressure and the effects of visitors have met a tougher police response, keeping the conflict between locals, tourists and authorities at the centre of public debate in Spain.

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    Brewers Face Rays in MLB Matchup●MLB Gameday: Brewers at Rays, Probable Pitchers, Lineups, and more✉newsSportBaseball56 min ago

    The Milwaukee Brewers are taking on the Tampa Bay Rays in a Major League Baseball game. MLB's Gameday coverage lists the probable pitchers, starting lineups, and other pregame details for the matchup. Fans are checking the confirmed rosters and pitching plans ahead of first pitch as the two clubs meet during the regular season.

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    Trump defends economic and immigration record in heated debate●Trump’s broken promises: economy, war and ICE: Steve Cortes and Mehdi Hasan | Head to Head▶youtubeBusinessEconomy660.7K12 min ago

    Al Jazeera's Head to Head programme hosted a sharp exchange between Mehdi Hasan and former Trump adviser Steve Cortes over whether the president has kept his promises on the economy, war and immigration enforcement. Hasan pressed Cortes on tariffs, prices, foreign conflicts and ICE operations, while Cortes defended the administration's record and attacked media coverage of it.

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    Stunt and costume creator Nick Pro is pitting himself against AI in a parkour challenge, asking whether artificial intelligence can outperform a real athlete. The stunt has drawn nearly two million likes as viewers debate how AI-generated content stacks up against human skill and creativity in physical challenges.

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    Purina Pro Plan is running its 'achieve the exceptional' advertising campaign, with the Chilean arm of the pet nutrition brand among those promoting the slogan to pet owners. The message ties the brand's pet food range to high performance and wellbeing for cats and dogs. The push is drawing strong attention from audiences engaging with the brand's nutrition content.

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    Apple has updated the iPad Mini, equipping the compact tablet with a new A20 processor and an OLED display, according to Engadget. The move brings Apple's smaller tablet in line with the OLED panels already used in its Pro models, offering improved contrast and battery efficiency. The announcement is drawing attention across multiple countries as buyers assess whether the upgrade justifies replacing earlier iPad Mini generations.

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    University Place designated entertainment district, alcohol now allowed▼University Place to become ‘entertainment district,’ allow alcohol on property✉newsCultureEntertainment50 min ago

    University Place, the shopping center near UNC Chapel Hill, has been designated an entertainment district that will allow alcohol consumption on its property. The move is intended to support restaurants, bars and events in the area, and local students and residents are reacting to the change in what has long been a retail-focused destination.

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    500 Italian paratroopers deployed on Milan streets▼Italy, Milan: 500 Folgore paratroopers deployed. To protect citizens and shops from looting, fires, devastation. This is𝕏xIT1.4K2 h ago

    Around 500 paratroopers from Italy's Folgore brigade have been deployed in Milan, according to circulating reports, tasked with protecting citizens, shops and property from looting, fires and destruction. The deployment is being framed online as a sign of deteriorating public order in Europe, with comparisons drawn to unrest in Rome, including reports of people storming the Colosseum.

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    Martine Franck's 1982 photo of Julien Maurel recirculates●Julien Maurel as the fool in the Théâtre du Soleil production of Henry IV. France. 1982 Martine Franck # art # mastoartMmastodonCultureTheatre442 min ago

    A 1982 photograph by Martine Franck showing actor Julien Maurel as the fool in the Théâtre du Soleil's production of Henry IV in France is being shared again among art and theatre enthusiasts. The image is being appreciated for its capture of the famed Parisian troupe's staging and Franck's documentary photography.

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    Officials say higher EV charging fees will make program self-sustaining●Officials: Higher fees for charging electric vehicles will make program ‘self-sustaining’✉newsLifeAutos38 min ago

    Officials in Arlington, Virginia say raising fees at public electric vehicle charging stations will allow the charging program to become self-sustaining, covering its own operating and maintenance costs rather than relying on public subsidies. The announcement is drawing attention from drivers weighing the cost of EV ownership and from observers tracking how local governments fund charging infrastructure.

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    British Columbia holds provincial election▼British Columbia provincial election🦋bluesky35.4Kjust now

    Voters in British Columbia are heading to the polls in a provincial election that will decide control of the legislature in Victoria. The vote is drawing attention across Canada, with the governing party and opposition contests seen as closely fought in many ridings. Results will determine who leads the western Canadian province on issues like housing, healthcare and the economy.

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    Dijkstra's 1978 critique of natural language programming resurfaces●The foolishness of "natural language programming" (1978)YhnLifeFood384just now

    A 1978 essay by Edsger W. Dijkstra, EWD667, argues against the idea of programming computers in natural language, calling the notion foolish and defending formal notation as essential to clear reasoning. The text, hosted by the University of Texas at Austin, is drawing renewed attention among programmers, with many debating whether its arguments still hold in the age of AI-assisted, plain-language coding.

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    Gina Rinehart fights for helipad at Hancock's Perth headquarters▼gina rinehart hancock prospecting helipadGgoogleAU500just now

    Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, has taken her fight to build a helipad at Hancock Prospecting's Perth headquarters to a state tribunal. The dispute over the proposed landing pad at the mining company's head office has drawn attention as it heads to a legal tribunal for determination.

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    Podcast episode ties quantum science to arguments for God●PROOF OF GOD - Quantum Science Explained | Time Travel, AI & Reality | Sufiyan A On TRS▶youtubeSciencePhysics949K1 h ago

    A long-form podcast interview with guest Sufiyan A on The Ranveer Show is drawing massive attention by framing quantum physics, time travel and artificial intelligence as possible evidence for the existence of God. The episode blends science and spirituality, a combination that has resonated widely with audiences debating whether modern physics supports religious belief.

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    A programming language called Goose is being discussed among developers. Created by Aardappel, Goose is presented on its official site, though detailed documentation of its features and design goals remains limited. Programmers online are sharing the project and debating what it offers compared with established languages, making it a fresh topic in software communities.

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    India clears Rs 2.12 lakh crore defence purchases▼dac defence proposals 2.12 lakh croreGgoogleIN2001 h ago

    India's Defence Acquisition Council has cleared proposals worth Rs 2.12 lakh crore to buy military equipment for the armed forces. The package reportedly ranges from light combat helicopters to kamikaze drones. Reports say the aim is to modernise the military and boost domestic defence manufacturing. Commentators are weighing which projects will proceed and what the spending means for indigenous industry.

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    White House Intervened to Shut Down Epstein Files Probe●White House Directly Intervened to Shut Down Epstein Files ProbeYhnWorldUS Politics5332 min ago

    The New Republic reports that the White House directly intervened to shut down an investigation into the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. According to the report, the administration moved to halt the probe, raising fresh questions about transparency around the Epstein case documents. The claim is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of how the government has handled materials connected to the late financier and convicted sex offender.

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    New project tracks local grid load for solar owners in Germany●RE: https:// freiburg.social/@balkonsolar/1 17469644705285304 Macht mit beim Beim Projekt Ortsnetz Auslastung. Die EinriMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy211 h ago

    A community project is calling on people in Germany to help monitor the utilisation of their local electricity grid. Participants register in a matter of minutes, and the organisers say the collective data will create more transparency for the country's energy transition. The initiative targets households with balcony solar and other small renewable installations, who often lack visibility into how much capacity remains on their local network.

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    A physics professor has received national fellowship recognition, an honor that highlights distinguished contributions to teaching and research in the field. The award places the professor among a select group of academics recognized nationally for their work. Details about the professor's institution, the awarding body, and the specific research honored have not been made widely available yet.

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    Nursing Guide to Safe Intramuscular Injection Practice Gains Attention●Safe IM Medication Practice 💉 | Complete Nursing Education & Professional Clinical Care Guide▶youtubeLifeEducation415.1K35 min ago

    An educational guide on safe intramuscular injection technique for nurses is drawing wide attention, covering correct site selection, needle handling and professional clinical standards. Nursing students and healthcare educators are sharing it as a practical training resource, with many commenting on the importance of proper medication administration to prevent complications and protect patient safety.

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    Singapore expands haze probe, requests info from 10 firms●Singapore requests information from 10 locally registered firms as it expands its probe into haze-creating fires in Indo𝕏xSG16523 min ago

    Singapore has asked 10 locally registered companies to provide information as it widens its investigation into fires in Indonesia that have caused haze drifting over the region. The move signals Singapore's willingness to pursue firms it believes may be linked to the burning, and comes as cross-border haze remains a recurring source of tension between Singapore and Indonesia.

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    Mass protests over cost of living sweep across Europe●BREAKING NEWS Unrest and mass protests are sweeping across Europe, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the st𝕏xIT1248 min ago

    Hundreds of thousands of people are reported to be protesting in the streets across 12 European countries, with demonstrations described as driven by rising prices, housing and fuel costs, low wages and broader dissatisfaction with governments. Posts circulating online frame the wave of unrest as a continent-wide movement over the cost of living crisis.

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    Growing Interest in Switching from Gmail to Proton Mail●How to Migrate from Gmail to Proton MailYhnWorldImmigration2227 min ago

    A guide on migrating email from Google's Gmail to Proton Mail, the privacy-focused Swiss provider, is drawing attention. The walkthrough covers Proton's import tools that transfer existing messages, contacts and labels from a Gmail account. Discussion centers on reasons users might leave Google's ecosystem, including concerns about advertising-driven data collection and a preference for encrypted, privacy-respecting email services.

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    CEO of Florida ransomware recovery firm indicted for fraud●NEW: A Florida cybersecurity company promised to help clients recover data from ransomware attackers. In a 2019 story, wMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts2025 min ago

    The chief executive of a Florida cybersecurity firm that promised clients help recovering data hit by ransomware has been indicted for fraud. ProPublica reported in 2019 that the company was secretly paying hackers behind the attacks while charging clients hefty fees for recovery services. The indictment follows years of scrutiny of the firm's practices, and the case raises fresh questions about the largely opaque ransomware negotiation industry and whether victims were misled about who they were really dealing with.

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    Young protesters set fire to bins and cars in Barcelona●Now it's BARCELONA'S turn Young protesters marching "against the system" set trash bins and parked cars on fire in the h𝕏xES6041 h ago

    Young protesters marching "against the system" in Barcelona set trash bins and parked cars on fire in the heart of the city, with some shops reported looted along the route. The unrest is part of a wave of youth-led demonstrations that has hit a different city nearly every day, prompting concern about how far the protests will spread and where they will end.

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    iPhone 17 preorder delivery times may be improving●iPhone Duo preorder delivery timeline might be improving✉newsTechnologyMobile1 h ago

    Preorder delivery estimates for the newest iPhone Duo could be getting shorter, according to Mashable. Shipping timelines locked in shortly after preorders opened are the usual signal of how strong demand is, and any easing suggests supply is holding up better than expected. Buyers who have not yet ordered may face shorter waits than early estimates suggested.

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    Hawai'i Wildlife Center Urges Protection of Endangered Bat During Bat Week▼Hawai‘i Wildlife Center urges protection of an endangered native species during Bat Week✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 h ago

    The Hawai'i Wildlife Center is calling on the public to protect an endangered native species as part of Bat Week, an annual international observance held in late October. The organization is using the occasion to raise awareness about the threats facing Hawai'i's native bat, widely understood to be the endangered 'ōpe'ape'a, or Hawaiian hoary bat, the state's only native land mammal.

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