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    Sweden's major outlets are carrying a busy news day. Students react positively to the school mobile phone ban, intelligence services warn against sensitive calls near connected cars, and reports emerge that a pilot was allegedly attacked on a passenger plane. Politically, Magdalena Andersson voices hopes others will reflect, and Hallengren says agreement has been reached on committee posts ahead of the 2026 election. Other stories include Stockholm metro construction scrutiny and a Finnish sea eagle photo contest entry.

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    A senior police officer with the Niigata prefectural police has been referred to prosecutors on suspicion of a hit-and-run that left a high school student with minor injuries. Separately, police in Oita are searching the sea in Beppu for Hatta Yoiichi, a suspect in a hit-and-run case who went missing. The cases have drawn attention in Japan, particularly the implication of a serving officer in the Niigata incident.

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    Michigan students reimagine landscapes beyond solar energy▼Beyond solar energy: SEAS students reimagine multifunctional landscapes✉newsEnvironmentEnergy3 d ago

    Students at the University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability are exploring how land used for solar energy can serve multiple purposes at once, reimagining multifunctional landscapes that combine power generation with agriculture, habitat and other community uses. The project highlights growing interest in making renewable energy infrastructure work harder for people and ecosystems alike.

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    Trending searches are pointing to several major stories. The failed execution attempt of Christa Pike in Tennessee is drawing attention, with reports of divided opinion in the Governor's Office and newly released 911 calls detailing what went wrong at the prison. Other widely read stories include French student protests, Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi's threats to Red Sea shipping, and a pro surfer suspended over an alleged sexual assault of a Sydney teenager.

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    Deadline stress pushes programmer back into drawing▼"La fecha de entrega me tiene ahogada, no tengo tiempo para nada que no sea programar" (se pone a dibujar) # drawing # aMmastodonCultureArt45 d ago

    A Spanish-language post circulating on Mastodon jokes about deadline pressure: the author says an upcoming delivery date is drowning them in work, leaving no time for anything but programming — then immediately starts drawing. The self-aware contradiction is drawing amused responses from fellow students and developers who recognise the same procrastination habit.