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• Ars Technica - All content
• NATO boss mocks Russian navy, which is on the hunt for Red October “the nearest mechanic”
• Feds seize $15 billion from alleged forced labor scam built on “human suffering”
• Trump admin pressured Facebook into removing ICE-tracking group
• DirecTV screensavers will show AI-generated ads with your face in 2026
• Google will let Gemini schedule meetings for you in Gmail

• Phoronix
• Valve Developer Gets Initial DLSS Support Working On Open-Source NVIDIA "NVK" Driver
• FSF Announces The LibrePhone Project
• Path Cleared For Nix Package Manager On Fedora With /nix Approved
• Intel Announces "Crescent Island" Inference-Optimized Xe3P Graphics Card With 160GB vRAM
• Intel Begins Xe Kernel Graphics Driver Enablement For Xe3P With Nova Lake

• Quanta Magazine
• Researchers Discover the Optimal Way To Optimize
• Genes Have Harnessed Physics to Help Grow Living Things
• Loops of DNA Equipped Ancient Life To Become Complex
• Origami Patterns Solve a Major Physics Riddle
• How One AI Model Creates a Physical Intuition of Its Environment

• Universe Today
• Solving the Mystery of Solar Rain
• When Black Holes Don’t Play by the Rules
• SpaceX Veteran Lays Out Impulse Space's Roadmap for Making Deliveries to the Moon
• Modular Robots Could Both Explore Off-World And Build Infrastructure
• Arab Scholars May Have Noted the Supernovae of 1006 and 1181

• Scientific American Content: Global
• CDC Cuts Threaten Public Health Nationwide, Fired Employees Say
• Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded for Research on Science, Technology and Growth
• What is Type 1 Diabetes? Here's Your 5-Minute Primer
• Has JWST Finally Found an Exomoon?
• Immigrants Make Up More Than 30 Percent of Nobel Science Winners Since 2000

• ProPublica
• A Year Before Trump’s Crime Rhetoric, Dallas Voted to Increase Police. The City Is Wrestling With the Consequences.
• ProPublica Names Kenneth Morales as David Burnham-TRAC Data Fellow
• Students With Hearing and Vision Loss Get Funding Back Despite Trump’s Anti-DEI Campaign
• On the Front Line of the Fluoride Wars, Debate Over Drinking Water Treatment Turns Raucous
• “I Don’t Want to Be Here Anymore”: They Tried to Self-Deport, Then Got Stranded in Trump’s America

• Jacobin
• How to Save the Internet From “Enshittification”
• What Is Going On in the Grocery Industry?
• The Used Car Market Is Imploding
• Zohran Mamdani: “Our Time Is Now”
• Raging Against Vladimir Putin’s War Machine

• Follow the Money
• Podcast | A Belgian prince’s parade in Congo
• The EU office that called out a shady Dutch contractor
• This is the warning Big Alcohol wants to keep off your bottles of beer
• Sad chickens, spies, and sold secrets
• Europeans’ health data sold to U.S. firm run by ex-Israeli spies

• Mother Jones
• “No Actual Plan”: Why the Ceasefire Does Not Mean Peace
• California Bans Police From Concealing Killings While Grilling Relatives For Dirt
• Voting Rights Are on the Supreme Court’s Chopping Block
• The Attack Dog Targeting Trump Opponents Over Their Paperwork Hasn’t Even Filed His Own
• The Radical Life of the Father of the Independent Living Movement

• The Guardian
• ‘You are constantly told you are evil’: inside the lives of diagnosed narcissists
• The crisis engulfing Emmanuel Macron contains a warning for Keir Starmer | Rafael Behr
• A moment that changed me: I nearly died when I was hit by a car – then started to relish life’s little luxuries
• Experimental, sensual and political, D’Angelo radically redrew the boundaries of soul music
• iPhone Air review: Apple’s pursuit of absolute thinness

• FD - Home
• ASML verwacht ‘significante’ omzetdaling bij Chinese klanten in 2026
• Telegraaf-hoofdredacteur Kamran Ullah: ‘Voor sommigen ben ik de verkéérde diversiteit’
• Live: ASML voert koplopers aan in hogere AEX-index
• Chinese bedrijvenclub tegen Nederland: ‘Draai besluit Nexperia terug’
• Directie en aandeelhouders Bitvavo hadden toegang tot klantdata

• The Japan Times: All Stories
• Trump’s trade hostilities unite Lula and Modi in search for new markets
• Japan turns to anti-dumping measures as international trade gets complicated
• Tearful Osaka battles injury to reach Japan Open quarterfinals
• MUFG buys Japan National Stadium naming rights for five years 
• Ishiba to leave office with a mixed record on the economy

• L1 Nieuws - RSS - Nieuws
• Geert Wilders hervat campagne en treedt weer op in media
• Treinverkeer stil tussen Roermond en Sittard weer hervat na aanrijding
• Man verklaart 'groot geschapen' te zijn, maar politie vindt drugs en geld in onderbroek
• Emma Kok onthult haar verhaal: 17 jaar strijd en succes in één boek
• Verontwaardiging over sluiting Albert Heijn centrum Geleen

• Nieuws, achtergronden en onderzoeksjournalistiek - NRC
• Cultuurdagboek Sanne Wallis de Vries: ‘Ik kan niet meer stoppen met praten, iets waar ik wel vaker last van heb als ik gestrest ben’
• Remigratie? Abortus verbieden? Rechts wil ‘alleen maar’ het debat aanzwengelen
• Deze kunstenaars hebben Mondriaan en Bowie niet nodig, ze zijn al meesterlijk van zichzelf
• Hoe chimpanseeonderzoeker Jane Goodall icoon werd van de natuurbescherming (en bijna ruzie kreeg met Gemma)
• Wilders gaat weer publiek campagne voeren na pauze wegens dreiging

• News - South China Morning Post
• Former Kenyan PM Odinga dies in India at 80
• Dennis Lam joins wave of Hong Kong lawmakers sitting out coming election
• Price surge weighs on gold, silver sales in India’s Diwali market
• Can Thailand’s tourism recover from a drop in Chinese arrivals?
• Korean defence giant hit by China sanctions offers anti-ship missile to Manila

• Axios
• GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp announces $30M workforce skills training program
• MANGO beats FAANG in battle for tech supremacy
• Don the Builder: Inside Trump's White House makeover
• Scoop: Trump, allies to boost GOP candidate for N.J. governor
• U.S. government pays for 2025's most expensive political ad campaign