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    Health authorities are reporting that an Ebola outbreak is spreading across the Democratic Republic of Congo. Cases are being tracked as officials work to contain transmission in affected areas. Congo has faced repeated Ebola epidemics in recent years, often in remote regions with limited health infrastructure, raising concern among international health organizations and aid groups about the potential for wider spread.

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    Singapore PUB warns public to avoid flash flood risk areasโ—PUB urges public to avoid several areas in Singapore due to flash flood risks๐•xSGEnvironmentWeather463 min ago

    Singapore's national water agency PUB has urged the public to avoid several locations in the city-state because of flash flood risks. The advisory comes as heavy rain raises the danger of sudden flooding in low-lying areas, and residents are being told to steer clear of affected spots until conditions improve.

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    McEnroe urges Grand Slam boycott as players end prize money protestโ—John McEnroe says players need to boycott Grand Slams - as they end public prize money protest https://www.nytimes.com/aMmastodonSportSports12 min ago

    John McEnroe has called on tennis players to boycott Grand Slam tournaments, speaking out as players ended their public protest over prize money. The protest was aimed at pushing the sport's four majors to increase player compensation. McEnroe's intervention adds weight to the debate over how Grand Slam revenues are shared with competitors.

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    No handshakes as Republic of Ireland face Israelโ—No handshakes between Republic of Ireland and Israel https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c6r7dy2yyx2xo?at_mediMmastodonSportSports27 min ago

    The Republic of Ireland and Israel skipped the traditional pre-match handshake at their football fixture, underlining the political tensions surrounding the game. The decision, reported by BBC Sport, reflects the sensitivity of any sporting encounter between the two sides given the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The teams proceeded with the match without the usual formalities, drawing attention to the broader context.

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    Republic of Ireland and Israel teams did not shake hands before their fixture, with players skipping the usual pre-match handshake routine. The gesture reflects the continuing political tensions surrounding Israel's participation in international sport, and fans and commentators have been debating whether such protests belong on the pitch. The match itself has drawn attention largely because of the snub.

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    Wausau committee takes up homelessness strategy and business extensionsโ—Homelessness strategy update, business extensions on Wausau Public Health and Safety agendaโœ‰newsHealth13 min ago

    Wausau's Public Health and Safety Committee has placed a homelessness strategy update and several business extension requests on its agenda. The homelessness item signals the city is reviewing progress on its approach to housing and outreach, while the business extensions concern local establishments seeking to continue operations. Residents and local officials in Wausau, Wisconsin, are watching the committee's discussion as the city weighs next steps on both issues.

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    Volunteers Clean Up Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refugeโ—Volunteers clean up Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for Public Lands Dayโœ‰newsEnvironmentWildlife16 min ago

    Volunteers gathered at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma to take part in a cleanup effort marking Public Lands Day. The event, covered by local news, saw participants help remove litter and maintain the refuge's natural areas. Public Lands Day is an annual occasion encouraging Americans to give back to public lands through volunteer service, with similar cleanups taking place at sites nationwide.

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    FCC Accused of Cutting Internet for Schools and Librariesโ—Donald J. Trump's Federal Communications Commission cutting INTERNET For over 100,000 PUBLIC SCHOOL AND LIBRARIES ๐Ÿ˜ก๐Ÿ˜ก๐Ÿ˜ก CoMmastodonTechnologyInternet128 min ago

    Claims are circulating that the Federal Communications Commission under Donald Trump is cutting off internet access for more than 100,000 public schools and libraries. Critics say the move would hit job applicants using library connections and underprivileged students doing school research, and angry reactions are spreading across social media. The FCC has not been quoted confirming the scale of the cuts in the available reports.