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    Robot umpires overturn 54% of challenged calls in MLB●Robot umpires flip 54% of challenged calls as Reds lead way✉newsTechnologyRobotics9 min ago

    Major League Baseball's automated ball-strike system is overturning a striking share of calls, with robot umpires flipping 54% of plays that managers have challenged this season. The Cincinnati Reds have been among the most frequent and successful users of the challenge, leading the league in overturned calls as teams adapt to the new technology.

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    Nine bad money habits to avoid before Christmas●9 bad money habits to avoid in the lead-up to Christmas https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/people-black-colin-supermarkeMmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance223 min ago

    The London Evening Standard has published a personal finance guide listing nine bad money habits to avoid in the run-up to Christmas. The piece is aimed at shoppers facing seasonal pressure on household budgets, covering spending patterns at supermarkets and elsewhere that can push people into the red during the festive period.

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    Callina Liang Turns Heads in Red Ahead of Street Fighter Film●Callina Liang Sets the Internet Ablaze in Fiery Red as ‘Street Fighter’ Countdown Heats Up✉newsTechnologyInternet11 min ago

    Actress Callina Liang is drawing attention for a striking red look as buzz builds around the upcoming Street Fighter film. With the movie's release countdown under way, fans are discussing her appearance and her role in the adaptation, making her one of the names generating momentum in entertainment chatter this week.

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    Fly agaric mushrooms photographed on forest walk home●Fliegenpilze im Wald, auf dem Heimweg von der Dienststelle fotografiert. 🍄‍🟫 Fly agaric mushrooms in the forest, photogrMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife51 h ago

    A photographer in Germany captured fly agaric mushrooms in the woods on the way home from work, sharing images of the striking red-and-white toadstools. The autumn pictures, tagged with nature and photography hashtags, are drawing attention as fly agaric season peaks and people share seasonal forest photos.