wednesday newstrip

T.®ump rejoices that the 'criminally made algae is gone' · a British man has been arrested in Ecuador after a woman’s body was discovered inside a suitcase · 'while mainstream headlines suggest Hogsbreath is motivated by race & gender animus, an even worse—& more dangerous—likelihood is that he is weeding out those he deems 'ideologically incompatible' with how he & T.®ump plan to use the military': Sabrina Haake · Australian man charged with murder after dead girl found in suitcase in Thailand · comedian Bill Maher was awarded the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on Sunday in what might be one of the last major onstage moments at the Kennedy Center for the next several years · Core 2 Quad Q6600 system runs Windows 11 on DDR1-era motherboard · the Australian sharemarket has opened in positive territory on reports the US & Iran backed away from a fresh escalation that had threatened the fragile ceasefire underpinning peace talks · Elongated Muskrat leaks banned film dubbed "most disturbing ever" on X for 48 hours. The move came after Citizen Vigilante was banned in Germany due to regulators refusing to grant the film an age rating because of its extremely violent imagery, with fears it would incite violence against immigrants.