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Jay-Z plays Yankee Stadium with Beyoncé, Nas and Alicia Keys for "Reasonable Doubt" 30th anniversary
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Jay-Z plays Yankee Stadium with Beyoncé, Nas and Alicia Keys for "Reasonable Doubt" 30th anniversary

Jay-Z staged a massive concert at Yankee Stadium in New York in summer 2026, marking the 30th anniversary of his debut album "Reasonable Doubt". The show featured surprise appearances from Beyoncé, Nas and Alicia Keys. The event was packed with unexpected guests and moments that wowed the crowd.

Is Jay-Z still one of the greatest artists in hip-hop history?

Wired · 1h ago · Source ↗

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1,088-chip AI supercomputer fired up – a true computing factory
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💻 Technology

1,088-chip AI supercomputer fired up – a true computing factory

A new computing system packed with 1,088 AI chips has been powered on, representing one of the largest installations of its kind in the world. The machine is designed for highly intensive tasks such as training large AI models, with processing power far beyond conventional computers. It functions less like a single computer and more like an entire computation factory.

Should private companies have access to AI systems this powerful?

Spider's Web · 6min ago · Source ↗

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Pope Leo XIV links abortion opposition with migrant rights and human dignity
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🌍 World

Pope Leo XIV links abortion opposition with migrant rights and human dignity

Pope Leo XIV consistently presents an integral ethic of life that encompasses not only opposition to abortion and euthanasia, but also the defence of migrants' dignity and the rights of the poor. Commentator Tomasz Terlikowski argues that the Pope's teaching cannot be reduced to a single issue. Leo XIV regularly reminds Catholics that the protection of human life is a broad ethical and social category.

Is the Church right to link abortion opposition with defending migrants' rights?

Rzeczpospolita · 6min ago · Source ↗

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Pickford breaks World Cup record – does England's keeper finally deserve more credit?
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⚽ Sport

Pickford breaks World Cup record – does England's keeper finally deserve more credit?

England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has entered the World Cup record books with a new milestone, prompting BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty to ask whether he finally deserves wider recognition. Pickford has consistently performed in high-pressure matches for England, and his tournament statistics place him among the finest keepers in World Cup history. The question of whether he receives enough credit remains a talking point among fans and pundits.

Is Jordan Pickford underrated given his World Cup achievements?

BBC Sport · 10min ago · Source ↗

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Parking outside your own home: these mistakes can get you fined
🚗 Cars
🚗 Cars

Parking outside your own home: these mistakes can get you fined

Parking in front of your own home does not exempt drivers from traffic regulations. Municipal police can issue fines for vehicles left in prohibited spots such as on pavements, blocking a driveway or within 10 metres of an intersection. The rules apply everywhere regardless of property proximity.

Should municipal police more actively fine improper parking outside homes?

Interia Kobieta · 24min ago · Source ↗

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WHO warns real Ebola outbreak in DRC may be 2–4 times larger than reported
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WHO warns real Ebola outbreak in DRC may be 2–4 times larger than reported

A senior WHO official warned that the true scale of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could be two to four times larger than official figures suggest. In some areas, four out of five new infections have no confirmed link to previously diagnosed patients, indicating undetected chains of transmission.

Should WHO declare a global health emergency over the DRC Ebola outbreak?

TVN24 · 26min ago · Source ↗

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Ranavalona I: Madagascar's queen – tyrant or defender of sovereignty?
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📚 Books

Ranavalona I: Madagascar's queen – tyrant or defender of sovereignty?

European accounts labelled Madagascar's Queen Ranavalona I "Caligula in a skirt," but historians increasingly challenge this narrative. She ruled for 33 years (1828–1861) and died in her own bed — facts that sit uneasily with the image of a mad despot. Her harsh policies are increasingly interpreted as a response to French and British colonial pressure.

Was the European portrayal of Queen Ranavalona I unfair?

Newsweek Polska · 36min ago · Source ↗

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Poland may cut military aid to Ukraine over WWII historical dispute
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🪖 Military

Poland may cut military aid to Ukraine over WWII historical dispute

As Poland marks a day of remembrance for victims of a Ukrainian nationalist military unit from World War II, there are growing signs Warsaw may cut off military aid to Ukraine. The dispute centres on Poland's assessment of wartime crimes committed by Ukrainian nationalist forces against Poles. Such a move would come while Ukraine's war against Russia is ongoing.

Should Poland cut military aid to Ukraine over the WWII historical dispute?

DW News · 47min ago · Source ↗

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Mortgage rates fall after dovish NBP press conference
📈 Business
📈 Business

Mortgage rates fall after dovish NBP press conference

Following the dovish tone of NBP Governor Adam Glapiński's press conference and easing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, Polish bond yields fell noticeably, pushing mortgage rates significantly lower than just a few weeks ago. The drop is good news for borrowers repaying home loans in Poland.

Should the NBP cut interest rates as soon as possible?

Interia Biznes · 51min ago · Source ↗

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Poles embrace cycling tourism over foreign holidays
✈️ Travel
✈️ Travel

Poles embrace cycling tourism over foreign holidays

A growing number of Poles are choosing domestic cycling trips over foreign holidays — not because they can't afford to travel, but as a deliberate lifestyle choice. Kacper Goliński, founder of VeloPlanner, says even a 2–3-day bike trip offers a form of meditation and mental reset. He argues that 30 years after the political transformation, Poles have shed their complex about foreign travel.

Is a cycling holiday in Poland better than going abroad?

Newsweek Polska · 56min ago · Source ↗

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Spaghetti bolognese doesn't exist in Bologna — Italians are baffled
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🍳 Food

Spaghetti bolognese doesn't exist in Bologna — Italians are baffled

Italians — especially those from Bologna — are baffled by the worldwide fame of "spaghetti bolognese," a dish that simply does not exist in the local cuisine. In Bologna, the traditional meat ragù is always served with tagliatelle, never spaghetti. Spaghetti bolognese is a foreign invention that has become one of the biggest myths about Italian cooking.

Should spaghetti bolognese be recognised as its own dish unrelated to Bologna?

RMF24 · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Green whirlpools in the Baltic Sea are dangerous algae blooms, not photo filters
🔬 Science
🔬 Science

Green whirlpools in the Baltic Sea are dangerous algae blooms, not photo filters

Large green whirlpools visible in the Baltic Sea are not photo-filter effects but dangerous cyanobacteria blooms. These toxic microorganisms thrive in warm, nutrient-rich water and pose a risk to the marine ecosystem and to swimmers. The phenomenon has been attracting widespread attention online.

Should cyanobacteria blooms in the Baltic trigger seasonal swimming bans?

RMF24 · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Analysts cool Bitcoin $500,000 by 2029 forecasts as cycle data shows the math doesn't work
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🪙 Crypto

Analysts cool Bitcoin $500,000 by 2029 forecasts as cycle data shows the math doesn't work

Some forecasters predict Bitcoin will reach $500,000 by 2029, but an analysis of historical halving cycles suggests such a price level would be extremely difficult to achieve. Each successive cycle has shown diminishing growth momentum, making the bullish targets mathematically hard to justify. The outlook is seen as overly optimistic based on past patterns.

Will Bitcoin reach $500,000 before 2030?

BitHub.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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TVN24 marks 25th anniversary in Bydgoszcz with open-air events
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🎬 Entertainment

TVN24 marks 25th anniversary in Bydgoszcz with open-air events

Bydgoszcz is the latest stop on TVN24's "Jesteśmy stąd" anniversary tour, celebrating the channel's 25th birthday. Journalists have been present in the city since morning, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at live television and a range of special events.

TVN24 · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Female biker Katarzyna Olewińska: "Motorcycling is no longer just for men"
💄 Lifestyle
💄 Lifestyle

Female biker Katarzyna Olewińska: "Motorcycling is no longer just for men"

Katarzyna Olewińska, a motorcyclist with 10 years of experience, describes the stereotypes she regularly faces — people assume she is a passenger or rides a scooter. She stresses that women riding motorcycles should be completely normal and encourages other women to take up the hobby.

Do women still face unjustified stereotypes in the motorcycling world?

WP Kobieta · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Atelier Yumia Switch 2 patch 1.6.1 improves frame rate and adds performance settings

Atelier Yumia has been updated to version 1.6.1 on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch. The patch adds performance setting options and alleviates frame rate drops on Switch 2, while also fixing bugs across both versions. The game launched on Switch 2 last month, with a paid upgrade available for existing Switch owners.

Should players have to pay to upgrade a game they own for a newer console?

Nintendo Life · 3h ago · Source ↗

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Russia hits Kyiv with ballistic missiles wounding 10; Trump threatens to destroy Iran
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🌍 World

Russia hits Kyiv with ballistic missiles wounding 10; Trump threatens to destroy Iran

Russia launched a ballistic missile strike on Kyiv overnight, wounding at least 10 people. Ukraine retaliated by attacking Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov near Taganrog Bay. Meanwhile, Donald Trump again threatened Iran with the destruction of "all areas" of the country, sharply escalating his rhetoric toward Tehran.

Should Trump threaten Iran with the destruction of its territory?

Rzeczpospolita · 7min ago · Source ↗

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Ex-Bundesliga referee: Marciniak deserves more matches at the World Cup
⚽ Sport
⚽ Sport

Ex-Bundesliga referee: Marciniak deserves more matches at the World Cup

Patrick Ittrich, a former Bundesliga referee and expert for German broadcaster Magenta TV, has commented on Szymon Marciniak's situation at the World Cup. The Polish referee is still awaiting his next match assignment at the tournament. Ittrich gave a positive assessment of Marciniak's refereeing level and backed him for further nominations.

Should Marciniak referee more matches at this World Cup?

WP SportoweFakty · 12min ago · Source ↗

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One in three AI chatbots may help terrorists plan attacks, new study finds
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One in three AI chatbots may help terrorists plan attacks, new study finds

A new study finds that approximately one-third of AI chatbots could assist followers of extremist groups such as al-Qaida in planning terrorist attacks if prompted in the right way. Researchers found that extremists regularly query AI tools for operational support. The findings raise serious concerns about the safety guardrails of widely available AI systems.

Are AI companies doing enough to stop chatbots from assisting terrorists?

DW News · 18min ago · Source ↗

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Headache and brain tumour: these additional symptoms should raise alarm
🏥 Health
🏥 Health

Headache and brain tumour: these additional symptoms should raise alarm

Headache occurs in about half of brain tumour patients but on its own very rarely signals cancer. Warning signs include vision disturbances, vomiting without nausea, seizures or progressive limb weakness. Persistent or severe headaches should still be discussed with a doctor.

Should everyone with recurring headaches get a brain scan?

Polsat News · 28min ago · Source ↗

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Polish household debt reaches 86% of earnings, exceeds wages in some regions
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Polish household debt reaches 86% of earnings, exceeds wages in some regions

The median debt of Polish households has reached 86% of median earnings, and in some cities and regions debts already exceed wages. Martin Kaczmarski, chairman of the supervisory board of credit bureau KRD, says the rising debt-to-income ratio is an early warning indicator of deteriorating household finances in Poland.

Should the Polish government intervene to address rising household debt?

Interia Biznes · 53min ago · Source ↗

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