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Why an ‘inclusion first’ sign at a busy Aussie airport baffled passengers: ‘Do I fit in here?’
A sign promoting an “inclusion first” message at Gold Coast Airport in Australia has left some passengers confused, with several questioning what the wording was meant to convey and whether it applied to them. The display appears to be part of a broader push by the airport to signal inclusivity to travellers, but the phrasing…
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Boston Red Sox 15-game winning streak finally comes to an end, one short of setting franchise record
The Boston Red Sox saw their remarkable 15-game winning streak come to an end, falling one victory short of setting a new franchise record. The run equalled the mark set by the 1946 Red Sox side, making it one of the most impressive stretches in the club’s long history, and marked a dramatic turnaround for…
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Crazed Ethiopian migrant complained about ‘The American System’ after brutally killing three Minnesotans over petty $65 parking dispute
An Ethiopian migrant named Tsegaab Binessu is reported to have fatally shot three people in an apartment in St Paul, Minnesota, following a dispute over an unpaid $65 parking fee. According to the report, the suspect complained about “the American system” after the killings, which have shocked the local community given the seemingly trivial nature…
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What is the US-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal and why is it causing concern?
The US and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark 30-year deal to develop a civilian nuclear power programme in the kingdom using American technology, a move intended to help Saudi Arabia diversify its energy use while keeping Chinese and Russian firms out of its nuclear sector. The agreement has alarmed nonproliferation experts and some in…
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Lego Partners with Nintendo on Functional Donkey Kong Arcade Set as Gaming Activations Expand
Lego has unveiled a new Donkey Kong arcade machine buildable set featuring a motorised barrel-throwing mechanism designed by Carl Merriam, who has previously created Game Boy and Piranha Plant sets. The project benefited
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Piker tells Mamdani to ‘shut the f— up’ over cautious messaging, claims mayor needs to be more ‘bold’
Left-wing Twitch streamer Hasan Piker publicly criticised New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, telling him to “shut the f— up” over what he described as overly cautious political messaging, and urging him to be more “bold” and unapologetic in pushing progressive policies. The comments were made during an appearance at the College Democrats of America…
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Anthony Albanese nearly falls over and drops an F-bomb as escalator suddenly grinds to a halt in awkward moment that overshadows speech
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was left momentarily embarrassed after an escalator he was riding suddenly stopped moving, nearly causing him to lose his footing. The moment, captured on camera, saw him mutter an expletive as he tried to steady himself, and it quickly overshadowed the substance of a speech he was due to deliver…
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Tens of thousands of teachers strike after rejecting 28 per cent pay rise – as Melbourne turns red
Tens of thousands of teachers in the Australian state of Victoria walked off the job, turning parts of Melbourne into a sea of red as they staged a mass strike after rejecting a pay offer of 28 per cent. The action highlights escalating tension between the state government or education authorities and the teaching workforce,…
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Google is hoarding TPUs to develop Artificial General Intelligence
Google’s parent company Alphabet is reserving its most powerful AI chips, tensor processing units (TPUs), primarily for its own artificial general intelligence (AGI) research rather than selling all available capacity to cloud customers, CEO Sundar Pichai revealed during the company’s second-quarter earnings call. This matters because it signals Google’s long-term strategic priority is competing at…