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    Labor defends its handling of data breach▼‘The right thing’: Labor defends actions on data breach✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity1 d ago

    Australia's Labor party is defending its response to a data breach, describing its actions as 'the right thing'. The comments come amid scrutiny over how the party handled the incident and protected affected people's information. Further details about the breach, its scale, and who was affected have not been made clear in the available reporting.

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    Rob Gronkowski calls Chargers the biggest mess in the NFL▼Rob Gronkowski calls Chargers 'probably the biggest mess in the NFL' right now after rough start✉newsSportFootball2 d ago

    Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski said the Los Angeles Chargers are 'probably the biggest mess in the NFL' right now, criticizing the team after a poor start to the season. His blunt assessment has drawn attention as fans and analysts debate whether the Chargers can turn things around or whether deeper problems are to blame.

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    Max Scherzer to delay retirement decision●Scherzer to wait on retirement decision, wants to 'see how things unfold'✉newsSportBaseball2 d ago

    Max Scherzer, the three-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher, says he will not decide on retirement yet, saying he wants to 'see how things unfold' before making up his mind. The veteran right-hander's comments leave open the possibility of another season, and fans and analysts are weighing where, or whether, he could pitch next.

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    Rapper MIKE on music as a source of healing▼# MIKE If my music is able to put happiness in somebody’s life or keep somebody’s head up, I’m doing the right thing. #MmastodonTechnologyInternet632 min ago

    New York rapper MIKE is being quoted saying that if his music can put happiness in somebody's life or keep somebody's head up, he is doing the right thing. The remark comes from an interview and has been shared alongside hip-hop and New York tags, with fans echoing the idea that music can heal and support listeners through hard times.

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    A column titled 'The Right Thing: What do we owe a stranger?' asks readers to consider our moral obligations to people we do not know. The ethics question, framed around everyday encounters with strangers, invites reflection on kindness, duty and responsibility in public life. Readers of advice and ethics writing are weighing in on where those obligations begin and end.

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    New Podcast Jokes About Launching a Show After Covid●I created a podcast because that’s what you do during # Covid , right? Covid’s over? Oh, I created a podcast because thaMmastodonHealthPandemics61 h ago

    A podcast called You're On Mute has been launched, with its makers joking about the timing: starting a show was the thing to do during Covid, and apparently it is also the thing to do now that Covid is over. The self-aware quip is being used to promote the programme, which is available on Apple Podcasts.

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    One piece of advice for new stock market investors▼If I Could Tell Every New Investor Just 1 Thing About the Stock Market Right Now, It's This✉newsBusinessMarkets47 min ago

    Motley Fool is running a column offering new investors a single key piece of advice about the current stock market. The piece frames today's conditions as confusing for beginners, with questions about valuations, market concentration and timing. Readers of investing commentary are weighing the usual guidance about staying invested for the long term against worries that the market may be overheated.

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    Bill McKibben says clean energy has never been cheaper●We're living through oil wars, wildfire smoke and extreme weather driven by a warming planet. But environmentalist BillMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy29 h ago

    Environmental campaigner Bill McKibben argues that while the world faces oil-fuelled conflicts, wildfire smoke and extreme weather caused by a warming planet, one thing is finally going right: the cost of clean energy has plunged. Falling prices for renewables mean it is now cheaper than ever to power the world without burning fossil fuels, giving grounds for optimism despite worsening climate impacts.