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Sport

Who is snooker’s new superstar Wu?

Today at 15:21 PM, via BBC News

Wu Yize’s dramatic victory over Mark Allen late on Saturday evening means China have a World Championship finalist for the second successive year.

Education

Posting the Ten Commandments in Classrooms

Today at 15:00 PM, via New York Times

Readers discuss a Texas law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms. Also: A job seeker’s tale; long movies.

Lifestyle

Chris Brown welcomes fourth baby

Today at 11:39 AM, via The South African

Chris Brown is a father to three older children from previous relationships.

Science/Tech

Nasa brought crashing down to earth as budget threat follows lunar success

Today at 14:00 PM, via The Guardian

Artemis II inspired the public but the Trump administration wants to slash the science underpinning human spaceflight

It should have been a victory lap for Jared Isaacman. The Nasa administrator was in Washington DC for what he surely hoped would be a celebration with lawmakers and the US president, little more than two weeks after the successful conclusion of the first human journey around the...

Science/Tech

Smuggled Starlink Terminals are Beating Iran’s Internet Blackout

Today at 13:34 PM, via Slashdot

An anonymous reader shared this report from the BBC:”If even one extra person is able to access the internet, I think it’s successful and it’s worth it,” says Sahand. The Iranian man is visibly anxious, speaking to the BBC outside Iran, as he carefully explains how he is part of a clandestine network smuggling satellite internet technology — which is illegal in Iran — into the country....

Motoring

Audi’s Formula 1 team off to a tough start

Today at 08:59 AM, via TopAuto

Audi’s F1 boss said entering the sport via a legacy team has proved more difficult than starting with a clean slate, as the German carmaker runs up against more established rivals.

Motoring

Trouble at South African Airways

Today at 07:00 AM, via TopAuto

The sudden resignation of SAA’s CEO and reports of criminal syndicates stealing aircraft parts have cast doubts over the airline’s viability.