Peru: Tourist plane crashes killing all 13 people aboard: the hour's strongest signal
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Global Affairs/Europe/Signal 47
Peru: Tourist plane crashes killing all 13 people aboard
Eleven foreign tourists and two crew members have been killed after a small sightseeing plane crashed shortly after take-off in Peru. The cause of the crash is not yet known, and an investigation is underway. Peter O' Brien has more.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
'When I came to, I tasted blood': Jerusalem bus driver attacked by teenagers, loses four teeth
The driver remained unconscious for several minutes, and he came to, heard the teenagers continuing to threaten and curse him.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
Hamas distributing personal weapons to operatives to avoid total disarmament amid BoP deal
A Palestinian source said Hamas is distributing rifles to individuals under the guise of personal firearms, while insisting it will not disarm despite the Board of Peace agreement.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
Behind the Bylines: Arieh O'Sullivan, an explosive career
After 10 years and more than 4,000 Jerusalem Post articles, Arieh O’Sullivan reflects on war reporting, unforgettable adventures, and the credibility journalism demands.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
Three artists, three questions: Exploring memory, light, and alternative realities
Exhibitions in Beersheba, Bat Yam, and Tel Aviv show how Israeli artists can turn even the smallest room into an immersive world of emotion and imagination.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
Iranian officials deny Trump's claims that Iran, Gulf leaders asked Iran to halt strikes
The officials called Trump's statements a desperate attempt to blackmail Gulf state rulers and pressure them with threats.
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Global Affairs/Middle East/Signal 40
IDF to begin combat processing program for Givati soldiers following mass walkout from Sde Teiman
The program will focus primarily on discussions with organizational consultants and mental health officers, during which soldiers will have space to share their combat experiences.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
Chinese Autonomous Buses are Spreading Around the World
S. was the dominant industrial power. We enjoyed conveniences and luxuries not readily available in other parts of the world, from air conditioning to appliances to cutting-edge vehicles.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
Luxury Furniture, or ID Student Project?
In furniture design, there's sometimes an aesthetic and conceptual overlap between high-end minimalist luxury designs and an ID student project. This Fagiolo lounge chair is one of those.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
The Dutch Community Where People Live on Strips of Land in a Lake
In much of the world, owning a lakeside home is desirable. But in the Dutch town of Loosdrecht, residents live within the lake itself, with houses on their own impossibly skinny islands: The unique geography is of course manmade, the result of peat mining.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
A Gate with an Elegant Integrated Latch
Australian fabricator Jim Semple was hired to design and build a patio railing and gate.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
Roof Racks That Automatically Lift and Lower the Load For You
These powered arms eliminate the single biggest hassle of a roof rack: The loading and unloading. They're made by multiple Chinese manufacturers you've never heard of, like Sionto and Kayjay.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
Combining Computational Design with Wicker
Wicker story is the name of an initiative by architect Priyanka Narula and her firm, Hyderabad-based Prelab Design Studio. "The project was a response to a prolonged quest to define the future of design in the Indian context," Narula writes.
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Design & Architecture/North America/Signal 40
Unitree's Impressive Off-Road Dog-Bot/Pack Mule
It might seem silly to develop a dog robot that can breakdance, as Chinese robotics brand Unitree has done. However, they've put all that agility to practical use.
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Business & Finance/Global/Signal 38
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Online reviews were supposed to make decisions easier. Instead, we're less satisfied and more anxious with everything from restaurants to vacations.
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Business & Finance/Global/Signal 38
Third places are out, as prices rise. Hosting dinners, craft nights, and book clubs are in.
As the cost of living rises and food prices skyrocket, people are hosting book clubs, craft nights, and dinners to socialize more affordably at home.
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Science & Climate/Global/Signal 36
Young Nigerian women want to go into politics – party rules and older men keep them out
It’s not lack of ambition that keeps young women out of politics.
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Business & Finance/Global/Signal 36
Top economist Steve Hanke told us why he doubts AI will be the job destroyer many expect
Steve Hanke said simple economics explains why companies "won't be firing everybody and replacing them with AI."