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A quote from Chinese President Xi Jinping is circulating widely on X: he said the 'great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation' and Trump's 'Make America Great Again' slogan 'can be mutually inclusive.' Posts describe it as a big moment at the White House, apparently during a high-profile meeting between Xi and Donald Trump. Users are reacting to the striking framing of US-China relations, with many weighing what this apparent warmth between the two leaders could mean for trade and geopolitics.
- 2BBC reviewing 53 alleged militants on Gaza journalists death list▼BBC reviewing inclusion of 53 terrorists on list of journalists killed in Gaza during war - report
The BBC is reviewing its inclusion of 53 named individuals, described in reports as terrorists, on its list of journalists killed in Gaza during the war. The review follows scrutiny over how casualties among media workers were verified. Critics say the episode raises questions about the accuracy of casualty reporting, while others warn against dismissing journalists' deaths without evidence.
- 3Harvard antisemitism inquiry comments spark debate over Palestine solidarity●Interview on Palestine solidarity & fake antisemitism Harvard's antisemitism inquiry said that "Israeli Jewish students
A new interview is drawing attention to Harvard's antisemitism inquiry, which found that Israeli Jewish students 'don't feel wanted' on campus and called for greater inclusivity to address antisemitism. Critics in the interview question whether such findings conflate criticism of Israel with genuine antisemitism, framing the inquiry as potentially 'fake' and arguing that Palestine solidarity is being unfairly targeted.
- 4Supreme Court allows state bans on transgender girls in school sports●Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender girls in girls' sports
The US Supreme Court has upheld state laws banning transgender girls from competing on girls' school sports teams. The ruling allows such bans, already passed in multiple states, to remain in effect and is a significant setback for advocates of transgender inclusion in school athletics, while supporters of the laws say it protects fairness in women's sports.
- 5BBC reviews inclusion of 53 people on Gaza journalist list●BBC reviews inclusion of 53 people on list of journalists in Gaza — Jerusalem Post
The BBC is reviewing the inclusion of 53 individuals on a list of journalists in Gaza, as reported by the Jerusalem Post. The review centers on whether those named should be counted among media workers covering the conflict. The move has drawn attention amid ongoing scrutiny of media operations and press access in the Gaza Strip during the war.
- 6Saudi Aramco scientists helped write key IPCC climate reports▼Saudi oil scientists ended up working on most important climate reports
Guardian reporting reveals that scientists from Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco have worked as authors and reviewers on IPCC climate assessment reports, the scientific documents that underpin global climate policy. Critics say the arrangement gives fossil fuel interests influence over the world's most authoritative climate science, while defenders argue participation by oil-producing nations is part of the IPCC's inclusive process.
- 7Norman Finkelstein Criticises Harvard Antisemitism Inquiry●Interview with Norm Finkelstein: Harvard's antisemitism inquiry said that "Israeli Jewish students don't feel wanted at
Political scientist Norman Finkelstein, in a new interview, took aim at Harvard University's antisemitism inquiry after it reported that Israeli Jewish students feel unwelcome on campus. Responding to the university's argument that it must be inclusive and embrace everyone to correct for antisemitism, Finkelstein said he was all for being inclusive, before apparently going on to challenge how the claim of campus antisemitism is being framed.
- 8Padel moves a step closer to Olympic inclusion▼Messi and Alcaraz love it, now padel takes step closer to Olympics
Padel, the racquet sport championed by stars such as Lionel Messi and Carlos Alcaraz, has taken a significant step toward joining the Olympic programme. The fast-growing sport, already popular in Spain and Latin America and expanding worldwide, is being promoted by high-profile backers as officials push its case for future Olympic recognition and inclusion.
- 9Italian students protest foreign pupil cap and face-covering ban●Italian students protest new 30% foreign pupil cap and school face-covering ban Students and school workers rallied outs
Students and school workers rallied outside Italy's parliament in Rome on Friday to protest a government decree that would cap foreign pupils at 30% per class and restrict face coverings in schools. Demonstrators say the rules stigmatise migrant students and undermine integration. The measures, backed by the Meloni government, have sparked a heated national debate over classroom composition and inclusion in Italian schools.
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Calls are growing for greater inclusion in the Olympic movement, with debates over which athletes, sports and nations deserve a place at the Games. Discussions touch on qualifying pathways, representation and the barriers smaller or marginalized groups face in reaching Olympic competition.
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A news feature titled 'Story Beat: Diversity in garden and community' is circulating, highlighting how gardens and community spaces bring together people of different backgrounds. Details beyond the headline remain limited, but the topic touches on inclusive green spaces, community gardening, and how shared outdoor projects can foster connection across diverse neighbourhoods.
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The Tennessee Titans are involved in a Special Olympics Unified Exchange, a programme that brings together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities for shared sports experiences. The team is promoting its participation, drawing attention to the inclusion initiative.
- 13Jeff Probst Says Survivor Must Keep Pushing Diversity▼Jeff Probst Says 'Survivor' Needs Diversity Despite Paramount's DEI Rollbacks
Survivor host and executive producer Jeff Probst says the long-running reality competition remains committed to diversity in its casting and storytelling, even as parent company Paramount scales back its diversity, equity and inclusion programs. His remarks put the show at odds with a broader industry retreat from DEI initiatives, prompting debate among fans and media commentators about whether networks will maintain inclusion commitments under corporate pressure.
- 14Marlon James and Louise Erdrich on National Book Awards long lists▼National Book Awards: Marlon James, Louise Erdrich and Karl Ove Knausgaard make long lists
The National Book Awards have announced their long lists, with Marlon James, Louise Erdrich and Karl Ove Knausgaard among the nominated authors. The inclusion of several internationally recognized names has drawn attention to this year's field, as the awards whittle contenders down toward the finalists and eventual winners in each category.
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Garrett Crochet has been included on the Boston Red Sox's roster for the American League Wild Card series. The left-handed ace, acquired by Boston to anchor its rotation, is expected to play a central role in the postseason. Fans and analysts are weighing how the Red Sox will deploy him in the best-of-three matchup.
- 16Xi Jinping says China's rise and MAGA can be 'mutually inclusive'▼China President Xi Jinping just said: "The great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and 'Make America Great Again' can b
At a meeting at the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that "the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation" and "Make America Great Again" can be mutually inclusive, framing US-China relations as compatible rather than zero-sum. The remark came during high-stakes talks with President Trump, and is being widely shared and debated as a striking rhetorical gesture of conciliation between the two powers.
- 17Squash chief eyes Olympic debut but wary of Brisbane 2032▼Squash chief looks ahead to Olympic debut, is not taking Brisbane 2032 for granted
The head of world squash says the sport is looking forward to its Olympic debut at Los Angeles 2028, but is not taking its inclusion at the Brisbane 2032 Games for granted. Squash will appear at the Olympics for the first time in LA, and officials are campaigning to keep the sport on the programme beyond that.
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TIME has revealed its 2026 TIME100 Next list, honouring emerging and influential figures shaping the future. Among the musicians recognised are RAYE, Sombr, Troye Sivan and Conan Gray, alongside other artists and public figures highlighted by Billboard. The annual list typically spotlights rising leaders, entertainers and innovators, and the inclusion of several pop and R&B acts has drawn attention from music fans worldwide.
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India gave Auqib Nabi his one-day international debut in the second ODI against the West Indies as the side look to seal the series. The all-rounder's inclusion is the main team news from the match, with fans following the live score and debating whether the young player can seize his chance on the international stage.
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Sojourners, the progressive Christian magazine, has published a piece arguing that church liturgy can and should honor transgender lives. The article calls on congregations to make trans people visible and affirmed within worship practices. The message lands amid ongoing debates within American churches over transgender inclusion and the place of LGBTQ Christians in religious life.
- 21Will the NFL go pro with women's flag football?▼Will NFL take women's flag football pro amid sport's rapid growth?
Women's flag football is growing quickly, fueling speculation about whether the NFL will launch a professional league for the sport. The question centers on whether the league will invest in making women's flag football a professional venture as participation and visibility expand, including its Olympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
- 22MLB expands ballpark accessibility for fans with disabilities●How MLB is making ballparks more accessible for fans with disabilities https://www. mlb.com/news/mlb-commits-to-ba llpar
Major League Baseball and its clubs are continuing efforts to make ballparks more accessible and inclusive for fans with disabilities. The league has committed to new ballpark accessibility resources, covering improvements that help disabled fans attend and enjoy games more easily. The announcement highlights an ongoing push across the league to improve the game-day experience for all attendees.
- 23Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society Builds Inclusive Campus Community▼Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society providing inclusive environment for Red Raiders
The Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society is being highlighted for its work creating an inclusive environment for students, known as Red Raiders, at the university in Lubbock. Local coverage focuses on how the organization supports Hispanic students through community, cultural connection and campus involvement, positioning it as a welcoming space within the wider student body.
- 24Squash chief cautious over Brisbane 2032 Olympic inclusion▼Squash chief not taking Olympic spot in Brisbane 2032 for granted
The head of squash's governing body has said the sport's place at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics cannot be taken for granted, despite the programme for the home Games still being finalised. Squash is expected to feature in Australia, but officials remain wary until inclusion is formally confirmed, reflecting how volatile Olympic programme decisions have become in recent cycles.
- 25Sheffield vicar saddened after church Pride flag removed▼Vicar 'saddened' after Sheffield church's Pride flag removed
A vicar in Sheffield has spoken of his sadness after a Pride flag displayed at his church was taken down. The removal has prompted discussion about the place of LGBT+ symbols in religious spaces and tensions within the Church of England over inclusivity. Details about who removed the flag and why have not been made clear.
- 26Brazilian festival defends booking Marilyn Manson as Slipknot support▼slipknot tour marilyn manson support
A Brazilian festival is facing criticism for keeping Marilyn Manson on the bill as support for Slipknot. Organisers defended the decision, saying the singer "hasn't been convicted" despite ongoing allegations against him. The move has reignited debate among fans and music media about whether festivals should book artists facing abuse allegations.
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President Trump, Elon Musk and administration officials announced a new AI-powered all-inclusive government website at america.gov, intended to serve as a single online hub for US government services and information. The launch has drawn attention for its scale and for Musk's involvement, with observers debating how artificial intelligence will be used across federal services.
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Bank Indonesia is calling on small businesses to strengthen their governance standards in order to qualify for loans. The central bank's message is aimed at helping micro, small and medium enterprises become more creditworthy and access financing more easily. The appeal reflects ongoing efforts in Indonesia to broaden financial inclusion and support small business growth through better access to bank credit.
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A lesbian bar is at the center of a heated dispute over its mask policy, drawing strong reactions online. Commenters are divided between those defending health protections for a vulnerable queer community and those criticizing the venue's enforcement or stance. The clash has renewed broader arguments about COVID-era policies, accessibility, and safety in LGBTQ+ spaces.
- 30Broadband Must Be Part of Permitting Reform, Spalter Says▼Spalter: Congress Must Include Broadband in Permitting Reform Legislation
Industry representative Spalter is urging Congress to include broadband infrastructure in any permitting reform legislation it considers. The argument is that streamlining federal permitting should cover broadband network builds alongside other infrastructure, speeding deployment. The call comes as lawmakers debate permitting changes, and it will resonate with carriers, telecom suppliers and rural broadband advocates watching how Congress drafts the final package.
- 31Lumo Art & Tech Festival Unveils Full Programme with Björk▼Lumo Art & Tech Festival Announces Full Programme, Featuring Björk
The Lumo Art & Tech Festival has announced its full programme, with Björk confirmed as a featured artist. The line-up promises a mix of art, music and technology, and the news is drawing attention from fans of the Icelandic singer and followers of experimental art events. Further details on dates, venues and additional performers were not included in the announcement.
- 32CISA Flags Critical WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Under Active Exploitation●🔵 THREAT INTELLIGENCE WSO2 and Adobe Commerce Flaws Exploited in Attacks, Added to CISA KEV Vulnerability | CRITICAL CVE
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added two critical vulnerabilities, affecting WSO2 and Adobe Commerce, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after both flaws were observed being used in real-world attacks. The inclusion signals that organizations running the affected software should treat patching as urgent, as the catalog formally requires federal agencies to remediate listed flaws within set deadlines.
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The production company behind Heated Rivalry has launched the Irina Foundation, a new organization supporting inclusivity in sports and the arts. The announcement ties the drama series to real-world advocacy, extending its themes of belonging in competitive environments. The move is drawing attention as the show's popularity continues, with commentators noting the company is using its platform to fund broader access and representation initiatives.
- 34Valve adds nine new games to Steam Deck compatibility list●Valve aggiorna la lista dei giochi compatibili con Steam Deck aggiungendo nove nuovi titoli a settembre 2026. Tra questi
Valve has updated its Steam Deck compatibility list for September 2026, adding nine new verified titles. The most notable inclusion is Well Dweller, a critically acclaimed metroidvania. The update confirms those games run smoothly on the handheld, and Linux gaming communities are highlighting Well Dweller's verification as the standout of the month.
- 35Pomona's Technology Access Program Closes Digital Divide▼Technology Access Program at Pomona Closes Digital Divide
Pomona College's Technology Access Program is being highlighted for helping close the digital divide, expanding access to technology for underserved communities. The initiative provides devices and connectivity support to people who would otherwise lack reliable access, and the college is drawing attention to its impact as demand for digital inclusion efforts grows.
- 36Disability-inclusive health systems assessed across Eastern Mediterranean●Situation analysis of disability-inclusive health systems in the Eastern Mediterranean Region
A new situation analysis examines how well health systems across the Eastern Mediterranean Region include people with disabilities. The report, published via ReliefWeb, reviews barriers to accessible care and the state of disability inclusion in regional health services. It is expected to inform policymakers and health organisations working to meet the needs of an estimated population that often faces unequal access to treatment.
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Eva Longoria is drawing attention in France amid discussion of the L'Oréal Paris 2026 runway show, whose increasingly inclusive cast is being highlighted by Marie Claire alongside names such as Jane Fonda, Kendall Jenner, Viola Davis and paralympic fencer Bebe Vio. Longoria, a long-time face of the brand, is part of the conversation around the event's star lineup.
- 38SLAYYY! queer style celebration set for Pride Twente●For Pride Twente, Samantha Valenzuela Organizes SLAYYY! A celebration of queer style. This SATURDAY you are invited to J
Samantha Valenzuela is organizing SLAYYY!, a celebration of queer style, as part of Pride Twente in the Netherlands this Saturday. Attendees are invited to join a catwalk, take part in a photoshoot, or dance to sets by RADIO GALACTICA. Organizers describe the event as inclusive, telling participants that everybody is a work of art.
- 39Rami Ismail's push to diversify game development▼Rami Ismail is trying to change who gets to make video games
Game developer and advocate Rami Ismail is working to change who gets to make video games, pushing for a more inclusive industry beyond its traditional centers in North America, Europe and Japan. The Egyptian-Dutch developer, known for Vlambeer and for speaking out on industry accessibility, is the subject of a new profile exploring his efforts to open game creation to developers worldwide.
- 40Six Little-Known Open Source Apps Highlighted●Nobody Is Talking About These 6 Insane Open Source Apps (The Last One Is Mine!)
A software commentator has put together a list of six open source applications he argues deserve far more attention than they get, framing them as underrated alternatives to mainstream tools. The final app on the list is one he developed himself. The piece is drawing significant engagement, with viewers reacting to the picks and the developer's own inclusion of his project.
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