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by perihelions 9mo ago
Just a few weeks ago, terrorists twice tried to sabotage rail lines in Poland, endangering a passenger train with hundreds of people. > "[Prime Minister Donald] Tusk said that a military-grade C4 explosive device had been detonated
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Miami Beach resident posted online about the mayor. Police showed up(miamiherald.com)
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High-speed train crash in southern Spain leaves at least 21 dead(theguardian.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
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EU and Mercosur countries sign landmark free trade deal(dw.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
> "used as precedent" It's only a default judgement (Anna's Archive was a no-show in court), so I'd assume not. Since there were no lawyers arguing the defense side, the judge would have more or less rubber-sta
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Justice Dept. launches criminal investigation of Minnesota governor(washingtonpost.com)
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Chinese Fishing Boats Form Sea Barriers(nytimes.com)
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New Evidence Reveals Renee Good Was Still Alive When ICE Blocked Medic(newrepublic.com)
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Tennessee Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking Supreme Court System(news.bloomberglaw.com)
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White House Insists Trump Is 'Joking' About Canceling Midterm Elections(time.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
Bezos also didn't speak up last year when AWS partnered with Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi monarch who ordered the torture and murder of a Washington Post journalist. So we can predict how this will go. https://techcrunch.c
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by perihelions 9mo ago
Cloudflare PR seems to have handled this badly (judging by the fast shift in HN tone). DNS censorship is wildly unpopular. This should have been one of the easier PR jobs in the tech world: they were handed free positive publicity on a silv
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by perihelions 9mo ago
More discussion, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46555760 ( "Cloudflare CEO on the Italy fines (twitter.com/eastdakota)" ; 1104 comments) https://xcancel.com/eastdakota/status/2
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Greenland issue must not lead to end of NATO, former Finnish president says(yle.fi)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
> "Denmark would already be an even wealthier petrostate" Denmark does not (since 2009) control Greenland's minerals, nor take revenues from resource extraction[0,1]; and Greenland's democratic government has in fac
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Greenland: Macron warns of 'cascading consequences' if US seizes island(lemonde.fr)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
Without login, https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/trump-greenland-ri... (?gift=...)
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Trump Is Risking a Global Catastrophe(theatlantic.com)
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Can the American Oboe Sing Again?(nytimes.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
> "And what if something turns up which would retroactively justify it?" US constitutional law prohibits the introduction of evidence obtained illegally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusionary_rule (
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by perihelions 9mo ago
> "So in this case the government is raiding the home of someone who did not commit any crime, in the hopes of getting at people who might have." That's unequivocally a lawful basis for a court-ordered search warrant. Th
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FBI Searches Home of Washington Post Journalist for Classified Documents(nytimes.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
The US banned Thierry Breton a few weeks ago[0], also essentially over Twitter moderation[1]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46374248 ( "Former EU commissioner and activists barred from US (theguardian.com)&q
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Xinjiang whistleblower faces deportation to China(dw.com)
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by perihelions 9mo ago
This reads like a submarine ad for some kind of analytics startup. I'm confused why this post is HN's #1, ahead of numerous other sources expositing the same story; it isn't interestingly different.
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by perihelions 9mo ago
The historical irony is that Hewlett-Packard was (debatably[0]) the inventor of the PC—the personal computer—the product concept which liberated users from mainframes , which replaced dumb terminals with fully-independent local computati
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by perihelions 9mo ago
If there was any doubt left whether Hewlett-Packard is still a company run by engineers, that was a clean way to dispel it.
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by perihelions 9mo ago
> "The Pentagon used a secret aircraft painted to look like a civilian plane in its first attack on a boat that the Trump administration said was smuggling drugs, killing 11 people last September, according to officials briefed on
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The Pentagon used a secret aircraft painted to look like a civilian plane(nytimes.com)
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