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Hackers Exploiting Critical WSUS Flaw: Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch as Attacks Spread
Hackers are actively exploiting CVE-2025-59287 in Microsoft's WSUS to launch supply chain attacks, forcing an emergency patch. CISA and Canada’s Cyber Centre confirm widespread exploitation — organizations must act now or risk mass malware distribution disguised as official updates.
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St Mirren Storm Into Premier Sports Cup Final With 4-1 Win Over Motherwell
St Mirren stunned Motherwell 4-1 to reach the Premier Sports Cup final, setting up a historic showdown with Celtic at Hampden Park. A rare chance for a non-Old Firm club to lift major silverware.
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Bored aliens? NASA scientist proposes mundane reason we haven't found extraterrestrials
Dr. Robin Corbet of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center proposes that extraterrestrial civilizations exist but are bored—having lost interest in contacting Earth due to immense energy costs and negligible returns, offering a comforting alternative to sci-fi fears.
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Curacao Makes History as Smallest Nation to Qualify for World Cup Amid Advocaat's Family Absence
Curacao became the smallest nation ever to qualify for the 2026 World Cup after a 1-1 draw with Jamaica, with coach Dick Advocaat absent due to family reasons. His record as the oldest World Cup-qualifying manager at 78 cements a historic achievement for the 160,000-population island.
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International Men's Day 2025: Global Webcast Highlights Mental Health and Male Role Models
International Men's Day 2025, observed on November 19, features a global webcast from Sydney highlighting mental health and male role models, with over 80 countries participating under the theme 'Celebrating Men and Boys.'
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Wild Cherry: BBC’s New Thriller Unravels Privilege and Scandal at Elite School
BBC's Wild Cherry, created by Nicôle Lecky and starring Eve Best and Carmen Ejogo, premieres November 15, 2025, on iPlayer. A scandal at an elite Surrey school exposes the dark underbelly of privilege, motherhood, and social media.
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Guardiola Credits ‘Unique’ No.10 Role for Phil Foden’s Surge
Pep Guardiola says Phil Foden’s return to form stems from a central No.10 role, boosting his goals and assists while nudging England reconsideration.
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Mahrez’s Rare Double‑Touch Penalty Disallowed in City‑Everton Clash
Riyad Mahrez had a rare double‑touch penalty disallowed against Everton in March 2022, sparking debate on Law 14 and its impact on Manchester City's title charge.
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No Jackpot in Set For Life Draw, 685th Draw Yields £1.55 m in Prizes
The 685th Set For Life draw on 6 Oct 2025 produced £1.55 m in prizes but no jackpot, with three winners taking £120k each and funds supporting UK Good Causes.
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Grave‑Robbing Killer Edward Gein Arrested: The Chilling Facts Behind Plainfield’s Dark Legacy
Edward Gein's 1957 arrest in Plainfield, Wisconsin revealed a horror of grave‑robbing, murder, and human‑skin artifacts, reshaping true‑crime lore and forensic psychology.
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