Il regolamento del Festival di Sanremo 2026 è ufficiale: in gara 26 cantanti Big e 4 Giovani Proposte. Confermate le cinque serate dal 24 al 28 febbraio 2026 e la suddivisione dei pesi di voto tra Televoto, Sala Stampa, TV e Web e Radio. Resta in vigore la clausola post-vittoria che aveva fatto discutere due anni fa.

LEGGI TUTTO: Sanremo 2026: 26 Big e 4 Giovani, giurie 34/33/33 e clausola post-vittoria. Tutto sul regolamento e le date

Sanremo 2026: 26 big in gara, regolamento, giurie e clausole

Sanremo 2026: 26 Big e 4 Giovani, regolamento e palinsesto. Serata Cover fuori classifica e clausola post-vittoria fino al 3 marzo.

^{Redazione (Atom Heart Magazine)}

Russian skiers are stopped from the Olympic Games in Milano – a fact that provokes anger in Russia

Archived version: archive.is/newest/swedenherald…

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Russian Skiers Banned from Olympics Sparks Anger in Russia

^{TT (Sweden Herald)}

The 2023 regulation targeting goods linked to deforestation had been hailed by environmentalists, but criticized by major trading partners such as Brazil and the United States.

Archived version: archive.is/newest/dw.com/en/eu…

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EU Commission suggests easing anti-deforestation law

^{Saim Dušan Inayatullah (Deutsche Welle)}

Dopo due stagioni e 71 episodi, Tradimento saluta il pubblico di Canale 5 con un gran finale pieno di colpi di scena, lutti e riconciliazioni. Al centro c’è ancora Güzide Özgüder (Vahide Perçin), determinata a chiudere i conti con il passato e proteggere la sua famiglia, mentre ogni personaggio trova la propria, spesso dolorosa, conclusione.

LEGGI LE ANTICIPAZIONI: Tradimento, come finisce: arresto di Tarik, due funerali e un salto nel futuro. Il destino di Güzide, Oylum e Yeşim

Come finisce Tradimento: arresto di Tarik e due funerali

Tradimento, finale spiegato: arresto di Tarik, lutti e riconciliazioni. Che fine fanno Güzide, Oylum, Kahraman e Yeşim. Spoiler dell’ultimo episodio.

^{Redazione (Atom Heart Magazine)}

È il Decision Day per Matrimonio a Prima Vista 15. Nell’ottavo episodio, in onda mercoledì 22 ottobre 2025 su Real Time (già in anteprima su Discovery+), le tre coppie annunciano agli esperti se restare sposate o divorziare. Di seguito, l’esito di Roberta & Luca, Matteo & Melissa, Dario & Roberta.

LE ANTICIPAZIONI: Matrimonio a Prima Vista 15, anticipazioni ottava puntata (mercoledì 22 ottobre 2025): le scelte finali, ecco come finisce per le tre coppie

Matrimonio a Prima Vista 15: anticipazioni ottava puntata (22 ottobre 2025): scelte finali

Matrimonio a Prima Vista 15, anticipazioni ottava puntata del 22 ottobre 2025 su Real Time. Decision Day: Roberta & Luca, Matteo & Melissa, Dario & Roberta.

^{Redazione (Atom Heart Magazine)}

Come primo film di questa 20ª Festa del Cinema di Roma abbiamo visto in anteprima italiana Eddington il nuovo film di Ari Aster, un film che è a metà tra western moderno e thriller politico, che trasforma un piccolo paese del New Mexico in un microcosmo dell’America contemporanea.

Distribuito in Italia da I Wonder Pictures, il film uscirà nelle sale il 17 ottobre 2025, portando sul grande schermo un cast stellare guidato da Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Emma Stone e Austin Butler.

LEGGI LA RECENSIONE: Eddington, la recensione: un western contemporaneo con Pedro Pascal e Joaquin Phoenix | #ROFF20

Eddington, la recensione: Ari Aster firma un western politico

Eddington, il nuovo film di Ari Aster trasforma il COVID e la disinformazione in un western politico con Phoenix e Pascal, tra paura e satira americana.

^{Alessandro (Atom Heart Magazine)}

CAH: Trespassing lawsuit forced SpaceX to “pack up the space garbage” and leave.

Case file: cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content…

Cards Against Humanity lawsuit forced SpaceX to vacate land on US/Mexico border

^{Jon Brodkin (Ars Technica)}

La settimana scorsa, giovedì (mannaggia al giorno della settimana che devo rimanere lì per 8 ore e passa di fila…), all’università ho visto una di quelle cose tecniche spaccate che, come pure i muri dell’ateneo e degli autobus ormai sanno, mi interessano fin troppo particolarmente per motivi non umanamente giustificabili… E, stavolta, ciò che trovo […]

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2025-10-21 20:49:42

eroganza senza spam con l’acqua universitaria che sa di rotto (erogatore acqua con display trovato sprogrammato o qualcosa del genere)

La settimana scorsa, giovedì (mannaggia al giorno della settimana che devo rimanere lì per 8 ore e passa di fila…), all’università ho visto una di quelle cose tecniche spaccate che, come pure i muri dell’ateneo e degli autobus ormai sanno, mi interessano fin troppo particolarmente per motivi non umanamente giustificabili… E, stavolta, ciò che trovo non funzionare a dovere è uno (1) degli erogatori di acqua in giro che, al posto del solito video autopromozionale maledetto dell’università — i cui suoni sono normalmente soliti rimbombare nel silenzio del particolare atrio in cui questa precisa unità sta, creando un’ambiance che non so mai ben spiegare — mostra un menu… 😲

C’è un’interfaccia che decisamente non ho mai visto prima nel mondo intero, con uno sfondo di un certo blu brutto che dà immediatamente a vedere la puzzolenza di questo LCD chiaramente del decennio scorso (se non di due…), una griglia 4×3 di file più un tasto Indietro, e lì si vede quello che presumo sia appunto il video famigerato… “bitrate_1080.mp4” (e che nome strano, fa sembrare che l’abbiano copiato su questa macchinetta dritto per dritto appena uscito dal programma di montaggio). Ovviamente, quello schermo non è touch, quindi provare a cliccare non serve assolutamente a niente… e così, questo oggetto si fa immediatamente più oscuro del solito ai miei occhi… Finché non ho trovato niente di meno che la scheda di questo preciso prodotto, il BCC Vision, dal sito del produttore, Blupura, dove, tra le tante robe, c’è scritto che questo coso ha un telecomando in dotazione… non è chiaro se a infrarossi, o che. (Appare invece evidente che il firmware è uno di quelli strani proprietari da media player, e sembra che le uniche sue funzioni siano riprodurre video ed immagini JPEG in particolare… PNG e altre no, scusate?) ⛲

La cosa veramente interessante (oddio, si fa per dire) in tutto questo, però, è probabilmente il fatto che oggi è martedì, e… questo distributore era ancora esattamente in questo stato; e io lo sapevo fottutamente, perciò ho aspettato per parlarne. Questa è per me la prova provata che questo posto d(‘)istruzione è amministrato da fantasmi, e non da persone che possono interagire con gli oggetti rotti per sistemarli… porca miseria, magari il telecomando di questo affare lo avete perso o non sapete che esiste (entrambe ipotesi molto italiane), ma almeno provare a staccarlo dalla corrente e riattaccarlo no? Assumendo non si sia sminchiata la memoria — e non penso sia il caso, altrimenti manco il menu col file si vedrebbe a questo punto — fare ciò dovrebbe sistemarlo, perché ricordo che, quando qui salta la corrente, questi cosi si riaccendono normalmente… E ok, non è collegato ad una presa accessibile, bensì il cavo va dentro il muro retrostante, ma sono abbastanza sicura che il quadro elettrico del piano stia nella guardiola giusto lì affianco. 😐

Rimane un mistero come mai il video, che tanto piaceva a tutti, si sia chiuso e questo affare sia tornato al menu — le mie sole ipotesi sono o un raggio cosmico, o qualcuno che magari si è divertito con un blaster IR (sempre assumendo usi quello il telecomando, perché io il ricevitore non lo vedo) e ha avuto culo. Per fortuna — e qui davvero c’è da ringraziare il cielo, perché questo periodo dell’anno è proprio quello in cui, misteriosamente e inspiegabilmente, visto che fino al giorno X – 1 non presentano problemi, questi affari smettono di funzionare in giro per l’intero campus, e finiscono in “manutenzione”, che è una scusa per sabotare gli studenti credibile e sensata quanto la famosa “Giornata della Manutenzione di Internet” in Cina — l’erogazione dell’acqua funziona ancora perfettamente, quindi non mi lamenterò… per stavolta solo risate, e parole superflue come al solito. 👍

#acqua #BCCVision #Blupura #dispenser #erogatore #università

Scheda_BCC_ITA_2019.pdf

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The Hind Rajab Foundation has been tracking down the alleged killers of the Palestinian girl and her family

Archived version: archive.is/newest/middleeastey…

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Dozens of Israeli soldiers identified in ICC complaint on killing of Hind Rajab

The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF)  announced on Tuesday that it has identified another two dozen Israeli soldiers whom it is referring to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for their role in Hind Rajab's death.

^{MEE staff (Middle East Eye)}

SNAP recipients receive an average of about $188 per person per month, or about $6 per day

States across the US warn millions will lose food stamp benefits in a week due to government shutdown

^{Isabel Keane (The Independent)}

The partial records are from the third batch of documents produced by Epstein's estate. Democrats on the House Oversight Committee say they include phone message logs, copies of flight logs and manifests for aircraft, copies of financial ledgers and Epstein's daily schedule.

In addition to Musk and Prince Andrew, the files released publicly also contain the names of other prominent figures including internet entrepreneur Peter Thiel and Steve Bannon, a former adviser to US President Donald Trump.

The files turned over to the House Oversight Committee by the Jeffrey Epstein Estate appear to show that Musk had been invited to the financier's island in December 2014.

Acosta Transcript: drive.google.com/file/d/1CtE3p…

Elon Musk and Prince Andrew named in new Epstein files

The documents by the estate of convicted paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein were released by Congressional Democrats.

^{Jaroslav Lukiv (BBC News)}

Kyle Kunkler fought for a restricted weed killer that can harm plants and wildlife when it drifts to nearby land. He’s now at the E.P.A., which wants to allow its use.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/21/climate/from-industry-to-epa-lobbyist-now-oversees-pesticide-rules.html?unlocked_article_code=1.vE8.LZ1u.IGz_8DWKAovv

An awesome app I just discovered for browsing reddit links. Like the rest of you I've abandoned reddit but a lot of research on the web takes you to reddit. It's unsafe to browse the main site. This app is fully incognito and doesn't require an account. It's also gorgeous. It could potentially go inactive soon due to an API change. Last update was also in June but they fixed a crash this morning so someone's still working on it.

Download this and set it to handle reddit links by default. Stay safe, stay ready Comrades!

Stealth | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

Stealth is an account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client.

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One day after the broadcast of the Al Jazeera documentary, which revealed the identities of 'Israeli' commanders and soldiers responsible for the killing of six-year-old Hind Rajab, the Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) submitted a 120-page Article 15 communication to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.

The filing names 24 'Israeli' soldiers and commanders allegedly responsible for the deaths of Hind Rajab, six members of her family, and two Palestinian Red Crescent paramedics, Yusuf al-Zeino and Ahmed al-Madhoun, who were deliberately targeted while attempting to rescue the girl on 29 January 2024 in Gaza City.

Hind Rajab Foundation files ICC complaint against 24 'Israeli' soldiers over Rajab family murder

^{Roya News}

My kernel version is ‘6.8.0-87-generic’ and hers is ‘6.14.00-33-generic’. My brother, who uses CachyOS, has kernel version '6.17.1-2-cachyos'. So it makes a little sense that the kernel is different. Even though I always thought that there was just one kernel that all Linux versions use.

But why is there a different kernel for the same distro?

After a period when President Trump seemed to be more inclined to the Ukrainian side, he now seems to be taking the side of Russia again. On board his plane the Air Force One he told reporters that Ukraine and Russia should stop fighting and that he wants to leave the situation in the largely Russia-occupied Donbas as he is.

And the British newspaper the Financial Times (FT) writes that the meeting between Trump and Zelensky at the White House went dramatically Friday. Trump is said to have urged Zelensky to accept the Russian conditions for ending the war and to give up the Donbas to Russia.

Based on sources, the newspaper reports that Trump warned that Russian President Putin will "destroy" Ukraine if the country does not cooperate.

Turn of Trump
A little over a month ago, Trump said Ukraine could win the war with the support of the European Union. Then he was remarkably positive about that. In a post on Truth Social, he stated that the country, with the help of the EU and NATO, can take back all territories occupied by Russia.

It seems that last Thursday's phone conversation with Putin has changed his mind.

According to the FT and The Washington Post, the Russian president has made a new proposal whereby Ukraine will give up the Donetsk and Luhansk regions in exchange for small parts of Cherson and Zaporizha. Exactly that exchange would have been introduced to Zelensky on Friday.

Two sources told Reuters that they had the impression that Trump was influenced by Putin. Trump and Putin have agreed to meet in Budapest in a few weeks.

Screaming
Zelensky came to Washington on Friday in the hope of getting more weapons from the U.S., but according to insiders, the meeting degenerated into a screaming party, with Trump constantly cursing.

That this was not an incident turned out last night on board the Air Force One. Trump said the Donbas region - in southeastern Ukraine - should be divided "in the way that it is now." "Negotiation is possible later," he said. "Go home, stop fighting and stop killing people."

The Donbas consists of the regions of Luhansk and Donetsk. Luhansk is almost entirely occupied by Russia, Donetsk about three quarters.

What Trump is asking of Ukraine:

Pete Hegseth's tie during this meeting:

While this is nominally an account of past events, I can't in good conscience place a book-tour piece in U.S. News.

When CJ Cregg exits the White House for the last time, a passing tourist asks her if she works there. “No,” she replies in the final episode of The West Wing, “No, I’m sorry I don’t.” The former press secretary casts a wistful glance back at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, knowing life will never be the same.

The evanescence of power is now familiar to Karine Jean-Pierre, who in real life served as White House press secretary for two and a half years under the presidency of Joe Biden. She was the first Black person, first openly gay person and – born in the Caribbean to Haitian parents – first immigrant to hold the title.

But the old saying that all political lives end in failure applies to their spokespeople too. Jean-Pierre spent her final months in the West Wing parrying questions about Biden’s mental acuity, an exercise that increasingly came to be seen as defending the indefensible. She watched as her boss’s legacy was undone, his numerous accomplishments eclipsed by his failure to prevent the return of Donald Trump.

That the whole experience ended on a sour note is made clear by the publication of Jean-Pierre’s memoir Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines. Its front cover offers an image of the White House, seen not through Cregg’s rose-tinted gaze but rather a cracked lens.

Biden’s ex-press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre: ‘Why are Democrats not fighting back?’

Jean-Pierre explains in her new memoir Independent why she decided to leave the Democratic party after two decades

^{David Smith (The Guardian)}

Lawyers for small businesses and states challenging President Donald Trump’s authority to impose sweeping tariffs on almost all goods imported into the United States urged the Supreme Court on Monday to leave in place rulings by lower courts that struck down most of the tariffs. One group of small businesses told the justices that the tariffs “have equated to the largest peacetime tax increase in American history,” while another contends that the tariffs “upend[] a century of trade law.”

Trump’s executive orders relied on a federal law, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, that gives the president the power to take action to “deal with any unusual and extraordinary threat, which has its source in whole or substantial part outside the United States, to the national security, foreign policy, or economy of the United States” if he declares a national emergency “with respect to such threat.” When there is a national emergency, the president under IEEPA can “regulate . . . importation” of “property in which any foreign country or national thereof has any interest.”

In Washington, D.C., a pair of small businesses that make educational toys and products went to federal court to challenge the tariffs. The companies, Learning Resources and hand2mind, contend that the tariffs will cost them $100 million this year – nearly 45 times as much as they paid during 2024

Small businesses and states ask court to uphold orders striking down Trump’s tariffs

Lawyers for small businesses and states challenging President Donald Trump’s authority to impose sweeping tariffs on almost all goods imported into the United States urged the Supreme Court on Monday […]

^{Amy Howe (SCOTUSblog)}

The CBO initially projected that the provision, known as the ORPHAN Cures Act, would cost around $5 billion over the next decade. But the office said Monday that its earlier assessment did not take into account several major, high-priced drugs that will be exempted from Medicare price negotiations as a result of the Trump-GOP law.

Among the drugs included in the new CBO analysis is Keytruda, a cancer medication sold by Merck that carries a list price of $24,062 every six weeks. The Trump GOP-budget law delays Keytruda’s eligibility for Medicare price negotiations by at least a year, postponing significant potential savings for taxpayers and patients.

Merith Basey, executive director of Patients for Affordable Drugs Now, said in response to the updated CBO analysis that “the ORPHAN Cures Act is a wildly expensive handout to Big Pharma that will harm patients, drain taxpayer dollars, and weaken the government’s ability to rein in high drug prices.”

Trump-GOP Giveaway to Big Pharma Will Hit Taxpayers With $9 Billion in Higher Drug Costs

"Donald Trump and Republicans are selling out America's seniors," said one advocate.

^{jake-johnson (Common Dreams)}

The US president has said that he personally will pay for significant portions of its construction, and suggested that some still anonymous donors would be willing to spend more than $20m to complete the project.

The funding model has sparked concern among some legal experts, who say it may amount to paying for access to the administration.

"I view this enormous ballroom as an ethics nightmare," Richard Painter, a former chief ethics lawyer in the Bush White House between 2005 and 2007, told the BBC.

"It's using access to the White House to raise money. I don't like it," he added. "These corporations all want something from the government."

A dinner for potential donors held at the White House on 15 October included senior executives from prominent American companies including Blackstone, OpenAI, Microsoft, Coinbase, Palantir, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Amazon and Google.

Who is paying for Donald Trump's new White House ballroom?

A former White House chief ethics lawyer described the ballroom donations as an ethical 'nightmare'.

^{Bernd Debusmann Jr (BBC News)}

A millionaire levy in Massachusetts that New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani holds up as a model for taxing the rich has generated $3 billion more in revenue than expected without forcing significant high-profile departures from the state.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-10-21/millionaire-tax-that-inspired-mamdani-fuels-5-7-billion-haul-in-massachusetts?accessToken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJzb3VyY2UiOiJTdWJzY3JpYmVyR2lmdGVkQXJ0aWNsZSIsImlhdCI6MTc2MTA2MzczNCwiZXhwIjoxNzYxNjY4NTM0LCJhcnRpY2xlSWQiOiJUNDhKTFVHT1lNVEQwMCIsImJjb25uZWN0SWQiOiJBRDMyMDhGQkMxODU0RkQ5Qjk4MzczQUQzNzlGNTY5RCJ9.MBJp2_qVP0S_teHJsDZt_Z98uOoNjZksMMl7EmThkTA

Huawei è una importante azienda cinese che opera anche sul mercato del fotovoltaico controllando la produzione di gran parte degli inverter che vengono installati negli impianti fotovoltaici, rendendo quindi la produzione di energia solare dipendente dai prodotti di questa azienda. Pare sia stata coinvolta in una inchiesta per corruzione nei confronti di alcuni deputati del parlamento europeo.

In questo articolo del 11 ottobre 2025 di Giulio Cavalli, dal titolo: "Il caso Huawei e la contraddizione dell’Ue sull’indipendenza energetica" su Lettera43 se ne parla, mettendo in evidenza la dipendenza industriale dell'Europa, soprattutto dai produttori cinesi.

lettera43.it/caso-huawei-contr…

Il caso Huawei e la contraddizione dell'Ue sull'indipendenza energetica - Lettera43

Dopo l'inchiesta per corruzione, il parlamento europeo aveva tagliato i rapporti con Huawei. Che però è rientrato dalla finestra...

^{Giulio Cavalli (Lettera43)}

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When Abby Fagerlin tried logging into Canvas, a popular educational technology platform, to check on her assignments Monday morning, she couldn’t get in.

That meant the 19-year-old college sophomore, who is studying physics at Pasadena City College, was unable to access materials she needed for her three classes, which were hosted on or linked through the learning management system. After searching online, she realized the Amazon Web Services outage that crippled much of the internet Monday had also temporarily taken down Canvas.

Fagerlin also couldn’t be sure if she’d missed a message from her professors—some of whom she said communicated exclusively with their students through a messaging system hosted on Canvas. Going to talk to one of her professors to ask for physical materials from his class, meanwhile, posed a separate challenge.

“His office hours are [posted] on Canvas,” she said.

It wasn’t just Fagerlin having problems. More than a dozen students at colleges and universities across the country told WIRED the Canvas outage threw off their schedules, preventing them from not just submitting and viewing assignments but also from participating in-class activities, contacting professors, and accessing the textbooks and other materials they need to study.

[...]the disruptions to students are a testament to just how popular Canvas is on college campuses—and how much of modern educational life is increasingly centered on a handful of educational technology platforms.

https://www.wired.com/story/the-aws-outage-was-a-nightmare-for-college-students/