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An airport employee spotted the drone carrying what authorities described as ‘an unknown explosive device’.Published On 5 Aug 20265 Aug 2026German authorities have launched an investigation after police removed the detonator from an explosive device attached to a drone found at Leipzig/Halle airport.The airport’s north runway reopened on Wednesday after being closed for about two hours, while the south runway remained out of use due to scheduled maintenance.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listSeveral flights, including a passenger aircraft, were diverted to other airports after a flying object was reported near the airport shortly before midnight. Police deployed an…

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THE BIG STORY: Is Fender about to sue the entire guitar industry? In May, the company started sending cease-and-desist letters to Yamaha, PRS and other guitar makers. They claimed Fender had recently won copyright protection over the iconic design of the Stratocaster electric guitar — and that look-alike “Strat-shaped” guitars would amount to an infringement of those rights. Related It turns out Fender’s been trying to get exclusive IP rights to the double cutaway, S-shaped look of the Stratocaster for more than two decades, first with a failed effort to trademark the design in the U.S., and now with a…

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The San Francisco 49ers are signing KhaDarel Hodge, an undrafted free agent from the 2018 class. Hodge is another former Raheem Morris player. He spent the previous four seasons with the Atlanta Falcons. Hodge, 6’2″, 210 pounds, only registered three receptions in 2025 and seven in 2024. He had 14 catches in 2023 for 232 yards, and 13 for 202 in 2022.Dodge lined up primarily on the outside with the Falcons. While he’s likely nothing more than a camp body, that nugget is important as it would allow De’Zhaun Stribling, or maybe Deebo Samuel, or whichever player they want to…

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The Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) announced Tuesday that it had dismantled four “illicit fuel processing centers” across three states, dealing another blow to the illegal fuel trade in Mexico. In a statement, the FGR said that in coordination with the federal Security Ministry, the National Guard and the logistics subsidiary of state oil company Pemex, it carried out “strategic actions to identify and dismantle” the makeshift refineries. Cuatro centros de procesamiento de huachicol fueron desmantelados por fuerzas federales en los estados de San Luis Potosí, Hidalgo y Morelos. Las labores de inteligencia e investigación, así como el intercambio de…

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“He gave me the arc of a lifetime,” the actor said of the show’s creator Sam Levinson Colman Domingo said being part of Euphoria was the “experience of a lifetime” for him. The actor appeared on The Tonight Show to discuss his role on the HBO drama and reflected on the significance of his role as recovering drug addict Ali Muhammad. “The season has meant everything,” he told host Jimmy Fallon. “Sam Levinson gave me one of the most critical roles of my entire career. Someone who really is the voice and the conscience of a show. He can hold…

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GummyBone/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Download this episode on Apple Podcasts/Spotify or listen below: Shares fall as SpaceX ramps up AI and Starship spending. (0:17) AMD delivers another strong quarter but investors want faster growth. (1:28) Michael Burry warns markets could be nearing a major peak. (2:00) SpaceX (SPCX) is slumping in premarket trading after its first earnings report as a public company revealed an extraordinary surge in capital spending as it accelerates investments in AI infrastructure and its Starship rocket program. Capital expenditures climbed to $18.4B in Q2 from $10.1B in Q1 and more than six times the $2.8B…

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Published on 05/08/2026 – 12:56 GMT+2 Certain artists love to defy standard 2-hour runtimes when it comes to concerts, with the likes of Bruce Springsteen and The Cure known for their lengthy and bladder-punishing setlists. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT However, none can compete with an organ in Germany, which is playing one composition in essentially the world’s slowest concert – one which will outlive us all. Aptly titled ‘ORGAN²/ASLSP (As SLow aS Possible)’, the piece began playing on 5 September 2001 at the medieval St Burchardi church in the eastern town of Halberstadt in Germany and won’t finish until the year 2640.…

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Ever the Optimist, the name of the seventh album from Scottish indie-pop institution the Trashcan Sinatras, appears to be the kind of title that should be delivered with a wink or a smirk. That’s an interpretation that suits these days of endless doomscrolling, a vantage point that belongs to the resigned and paranoid days of the 21st century. But the Trashcan Sinatras belong to the waning years of the 20th century, and they don’t do irony, nor do they chase trends. Forty years after their formation, they remain resolutely dedicated to the basic elements that distinguished pop music in the…

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President Sheinbaum laid the cornerstone at the inaugural ceremony on Sunday of a new IMSS general hospital in the Oaxaca municipality of San Lorenzo Cacaotepec, part of a three-facility complex that the administration sees as a key step forward in its plan for a Universal Health Service (SUS) in Mexico. In addition to the IMSS (Mexican Social Security Institute) hospital, an ISSSTE (Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers) hospital is under construction on the same site, and there are plans for an IMSS-Bienestar (IMSS-Welfare) facility.  IMSS Director General Zoé Robledo said that the new Oaxaca hospital will…

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