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    The Chicago White Sox took a 2-0 lead in their AL Division Series, with Seiya Murakami delivering a timely hit as the team moved within one win of advancing. Meanwhile, Riku Nishida, left off the playoff roster, has joined the club as a reserve for the series, saying the team's rise was evident last year thanks to the growth of its young prospects.

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    Greens criticised over visit to far-right German newspaper●RE: https:// mastodon.de/@ErikUden/11737213 4665520801 # Grüne gehen zu einer rechtsextremen Zeitung, die seit drei JahrMmastodonWarMiddle East63 d ago

    German Green politicians are being criticised online for visiting a right-wing newspaper that, according to critics, has published propaganda supporting Israel's war in Gaza for three years and has praised far-right Israeli politicians such as Bezalel Smotrich. Critics point to texts in the paper that allegedly contained extremist claims, and question why a party positioning itself against the far right would engage with such an outlet.

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    Ethiopia's Escalating Tensions with Eritrea, Egypt and Sudan Draw Concern●Intambara mbi muri Africa yatangiye,Ethiopia irikurasa bikomeye ihanganye na Eritrea,Egypt na Sudan▶youtubeWarSudan84.2K1 h ago

    Reports in Kinyarwanda claim a dangerous conflict is unfolding in Africa, with Ethiopia said to be clashing intensely with Eritrea, Egypt and Sudan. Tensions between Ethiopia and its neighbours have been simmering over disputes including the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and regional rivalries, and observers fear the situation could spiral into a wider war. The claims are drawing significant attention across the region.

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    Srikumar and Kobabe say health comes before the book▼Swati 'Lucky' Srikumar and Maia Kobabe's One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: 'The book cannot come before our health'✉newsCultureBooks8 h ago

    Cartoonists Swati 'Lucky' Srikumar and Maia Kobabe are quoted in a Comics Journal piece saying 'the book cannot come before our health', paired with a warning about one simple trick they say could save lives. Beyond that statement, the article's details about what the trick is and what health issue they faced are not spelled out here.

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    Srikumar and Kobabe: 'The book cannot come before our health'▼Swati “Lucky” Srikumar and Maia Kobabe's One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: 'The book cannot come before our health'✉newsCultureBooks21 h ago

    Cartoonist Swati "Lucky" Srikumar and Gender Queer author-illustrator Maia Kobabe are drawing attention with the message that the book cannot come before their health, framed around what they call one little trick that could save your life. The Comics Journal has highlighted the remarks, and readers are discussing how creators balance deadlines and publishing pressures against personal wellbeing.

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    US midterms a month away as strong market stretch nears●USA:n välivaaleihin on enää alle kalenterikuukausi (tai 22 pörssipäivää)! Historiallisesti heikko vaaleja edeltävä jakso𝕏xUS292 d ago

    The United States midterm elections are now less than a calendar month away, with about 22 trading days remaining. Attention is on stock market patterns, as the historically weak period ahead of midterms typically ends roughly three weeks before the vote. That point marks the start of what is described as the strongest six-month stretch of the four-year presidential cycle, prompting discussion about a potential market turnaround after the elections.

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    Player Beats Kingdom Hearts Final Mix as Riku Without Taking Damage●Kingdom Hearts Final Mix (PC) - Riku No Damage Level 1/Proud Mode https:// youtu.be/7f1NKXJ8Mts # gaming # kingdomheartsMmastodonCultureGaming11 d ago

    A gamer has completed Kingdom Hearts Final Mix on PC playing as Riku on Proud Mode at Level 1 without taking any damage, and shared footage of the run. No-damage, minimum-level runs of Proud Mode are considered among the toughest challenges in the series, requiring near-perfect dodging and knowledge of enemy patterns.

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    2026 prefectural attractiveness rankings announced in Japan▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/781760/ 本邦初公開 47都道府県魅力度ランキング2026を発表!NiziU RIKU・MIIHI、千葉雄大、戸塚純貴らが地元をPR – dメニューニュース # docomoMmastodonCultureTelevision12 d ago

    The 2026 edition of the survey ranking all 47 Japanese prefectures by attractiveness has been announced for the first time, presented on a dmenu News programme. Celebrities including NiziU members RIKU and MIIHI, Yudai Chiba and Junki Totsuka appeared to promote their home prefectures. The annual ranking, produced by the Brand Research Institute, consistently sparks debate because Hokkaido has topped the list for years while bottom-ranked prefectures draw sympathy.

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    Critics slam government-backed AI chatbot over racist output●RE: https:// mastodon.de/@ErikUden/11735940 3842331982 Ah yes, a government-sanctioned racism chatbot. Truly the transfoMmastodonTechnologyAI16 d ago

    A government-linked AI chatbot is drawing sharp criticism after reportedly producing racist responses. Commenters are mocking the idea that such a system was approved for public use, with some calling it 'a government-sanctioned racism chatbot' and questioning whether this is the transformative promise of AI that had been advertised. The episode has reignited debate over the vetting and oversight of AI systems used by public institutions.

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    HariKube pitches petabyte-scale versioned state machine for Kubernetes●💡 HariKube, in one sentence:;HariKube is a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine with Kubernetes... # ai # kubernetesMmastodonTechnologySoftware35 d ago

    HariKube is being described as a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine built around Kubernetes, aimed at letting teams build services in days instead of weeks without glue code. The project is circulating in software and devops circles, with discussion touching Kubernetes, AI and programming communities. Few concrete details beyond the one-line pitch have circulated so far.