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Substitutes Muniz and Sessegnon give Fulham 2-0 win over Spurs - 03月17日(月)00:28  Channel NewsAsia

LONDON :Substitutes Rodrigo Muniz and Ryan Sessegnon struck late to give Fulham a 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Sunday as the Cottagers cut the gap on their rivals for European football next season.Fulham were far superior in the first half but failed to capitalise as Timothy Castagn

Analysis: Israel targets normalization with Lebanon - 03月15日(土)04:34  UPI.com

Normalizing ties with Lebanon has emerged as Israel's new emphasis after it greatly weakened Iran-backed Hezbollah during a devastating war.

The EU’s plan for ‘peace’ is to buy more weapons with taxpayer money - 03月14日(金)22:47  RT

Officials are gearing up to wring their constituents of every last coin to fund their wargame fantasies European defense is basically a teenaged-grade fantasy war gaming league at this point – minus the generous sponsorships.  On Wednesday, defense ministers from five European heavyweights – France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Britain (yes, Britain, because apparently Brexit only applied to sensible EU decisions) – gathered in Paris to figure out how to elbow their way back into the Ukraine game. With US President Donald ...moreTrump running the show himself, Europe’s big players are scrambling for relevance. And they’re doing such a stellar job of it that the German defense minister is now relegated to sounding like every annoying dude sitting courtside at a French Open tennis match who thinks he’s offering stellar insight into the state of play. “We welcome the one-month ceasefire,” Boris Pistorius said, referring to the deal that the Trump administration made with Ukraine. “But now the ball is in Vladimir Putin’s court. It is now Vladimir Putin’s turn to demonstrate his repeated stated readiness for a ceasefire or peace,” he added. Because nothing screams “gimme peace” like the EU meeting about throwing money into the purchase of new weapons. But all this war prepping talk is great for Europe’s latest PR push: convincing taxpayers that draining their wrung-out wallets to the point of even potentially leveraging their private savings for an arms race, as suggested by the French defense mall minister, is actually a genius economic plan. Keynesianism, but with a military vibe. The British defense secretary claims that the need for a weapons shopping spree actually comes from a place of deep, inner hippie-ness. “The Ukrainians want peace. We all want peace. And as defense ministers, we have been discussing and we are working to strengthen the push for peace,” John Healey said, probably itching to get back home to squeeze into some bell bottoms and smash the bongo drums. Read more America and the EU are drifting apart – Moscow is watching Poland’s defense minister also appears to have just stumbled out of a flower-painted VW bus straight from Woodstock. “500 million Europeans deserve a force that will defend peace. 500 million Europeans deserve the opportunity to bring peace,” said Wladyslaw Kosinski-Kamysz in explaining why more weapons spending is needed, and sounding like the type who would also suggest that sobriety comes through an overextended happy hour sip n’ giggle. Earlier this week, the French and British defense ministers huddled with their army chiefs of staff, still riding high on their leaders’ idea of a “coalition of the willing” for Ukraine. That was British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s braindropping, repurposed from the Iraq War – perhaps because he couldn’t think of an appropriate catchphrase to reference loss of 60,000 British troops in World War II’s Battle of the Somme. All because Trump had the audacity to suggest a grand bargain with Russia, with the risk of peace breaking out in Ukraine. None of these European countries actually want any troops on the front line at this point, by the way. Not that they aren’t one screwup away from them ending up there anyway. Maybe the French president and armchair general, Emma...

アイナ・ジ・エンド「花無双」MVにedhiii boi×MANON、岡山天音×飯豊まりえ出演 - 03月14日(金)21:50  ナタリー

アイナ・ジ・エンドが本日3月14日に配信リリースした新曲「花無双」のミュージックビデオがYouTubeで公開された。

IO devices and latency — PlanetScale - 03月14日(金)11:41  はてなブックマーク

IO devices and latency — PlanetScaleWant to learn more about unlimited IOPS w/ Metal, Vitess, horizontal sharding, or Enterprise options? Talk to Solutions By Benjamin Dicken | March 13, 2025 Non-volatile storage is a cornerstone of modern computer systems. Every modern photo, email, bank balance, medical record, and other critical...

FAA bans non-essential helicopters near Reagan airport after crash involving helicopter - 03月16日(日)03:08  UPI.com

The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed permanent restrictions on non-essential helicopter operations around the Washington, D.C., airport where an Army chopper collided with a commercial jet six weeks ago

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アイナ・ジ・エンド「花無双」MV、edhiii boi×MANON／岡山天音×飯豊まりえ出演 - 03月14日(金)22:40  Billboard JAPAN

　アイナ・ジ・エンドが、新曲「花無双」を配信リリースし、ミュージックビデオを公開した。　新曲「花無双」は、2025年3…

Alpine skiing-Brignone has one hand on overall globe after super-G win - 03月14日(金)21:39  Channel NewsAsia

Italy's Federica Brignone had a second career Alpine skiing World Cup overall crystal globe within her grasp after winning a super-G by the smallest possible margin on home snow in La Thuile on Friday.The 34-year-old beat compatriot Sofia Goggia by 0.01 of a second to take the lead in the super-G standin

This online database tracks the 100+ legal challenges against Trump - 03月14日(金)03:18  Mashable!

In the first 24 hours of Donald Trump's new administration, the president signed 26 executive orders, setting an anti-progressive agenda in motion. Dozens more orders followed in the weeks after, with the Trump administration enacting 89 executive actions as of March, according to the nonpartisan American Presidency Project.Legal challenges rolled in almost immediately. A mere six days after Trump's inauguration, Just Security, an online forum and publisher of legal and political analysis, had enough court filings and legal headlines to warrant a digital, Trump-focused litigation tracker &mdas...moreh; a running list of the civil rights organizations, labor unions, state governments, and individuals who have been pushing back against the barrage of executive orders and policy changes. Other legal groups have launched similar trackers. SEE ALSO: Down with the Enola Gay? Defense Department purging digital materials under Trump's DEI orders As of this story's publishing, Just Security's tracker shows 119 open cases across 10 different topic areas, from government grants and assistance to environmental policy, like Trump's rescission of the United States' climate pledges and the deletion of climate data on federal sites. Credit: Dominic Gwinn / Contributor / AFP via Getty Images Several federal courts have interceded in the president's actions, blocking or delaying some and reaffirming others. Here's a brief rundown of the administration's largest legal battlegrounds: Attacks on LGBTQ rights The Trump administration took little time in issuing an anti-transgender executive order in its first week, declaring the existence of just "two biological sexes," determined at the "point of conception." The order has already initiated a rolling back of protections for LGBTQ people and the weaponization of federal law against trans communities, according to both the Human Rights Campaign and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).The ACLU filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. State Department on behalf of seven plaintiffs for a new policy that bans the "X" gender marker on U.S. identification and forces individuals to carry passports listed with their assigned sex at birth rather than their gender identity. The ACLU argues that this violates Americans' right to travel and right to privacy, as well as the constitution's Equal Protection Clause. Several other lawsuits, including one filed by LGBTQ nonprofit PFLAG, challenge a Trump executive order that bans gender affirming care for transgender youth and another order that bans transgender student athletes from teams that align with their gender identity. PFLAG argues that such restrictions are a form of discrimination and an excessive use of presidential powers. Two cases take issue with the Pentagon's ban and removal of trans people serving in the military under the Constitution's due process and equal protection clauses, revitalizing a similar legal challenge during Trump's first term. Three other lawsuits focus on the forced housing of transgender inmates in prisons that don't align with their gender identity, a policy that studies indicate increases rates of violence and sexual trauma while contributing to a lower quality of care among prison populations. Credit: Stephanie Keith / Bloomberg via Getty Images Purging of Diversity, Equity, an...