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03-18-2024 Politics
President Biden, You Have Leverage That Can Save Lives in Gaza. Please Use It.

President Biden is sounding tougher toward Israel these days and showing more compassion for people starving in Gaza. “There are a lot of innocent people who are in trouble and dying,” Biden said. “And it’s got to stop.” But it’s not going to stop on its own — indeed, it may get worse if Israel invades Rafah, or if hunger tips into famine. And Biden’s concern for Palestinians rings hollow to me because he has been unwilling to lean hard on Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to make it stop. So we’re now in a bizarre situation: American bombs and American aid are both falling from Gaza’s skies. In 1948, the United States and its allies undertook the famous Berlin Airlift to rescue West Berlin from a Soviet blockade. Now we are engaged in another humanitarian airlift — this time because of the actions not of an enemy but of our partner. Israel is insisting on painstaking inspections of every aid truck going into Gaza. A senior administration official told me that Israel was turning back entire truckloads if they contained emergency birthing kits, apparently because these include a small scalpel for cutting umbilical cords. UNICEF tells me that Israel is refusing to allow it to bring in portable toilets. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Jeff Merkley visited the Gaza border and found that Israel has blocked water purifiers. A British member of Parliament said that Israel had blocked 2,560 solar lights. Because Biden couldn’t persuade Israel to ease up on this nonsense and allow in enough aid to avert starvation, he moved to airdrops and a sea corridor — better than nothing and also woefully inadequate. Cindy McCain, head of the United Nations World Food Program, warns that road access to Gaza is essential, and that “if we do not exponentially increase the size of aid going into the northern areas, famine is imminent.” Sign up for the Israel-Hamas War Briefing. The latest news about the conflict. Get it sent to your inbox. Diplomacy is about arm-twisting as much as persuasion, but Biden seems unwilling to act in ways that give force to his words. Simply put, Netanyahu ignores the White House because there is no cost to doing so. That’s not entirely new. “Our American friends offer us money, arms and advice,” the Israeli defense minister Moshe Dayan told a visiting American Zionist leader in 1967. “We take the money, we take the arms, and we decline the advice.” Avi Shlaim, the historian, recounts that the visitor asked what would happen if America said that Israel would get aid only if it took the advice. Dayan replied: “Then we would have to take the advice, too.” ...

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03-18-2024 Cars
Tesla FSD beta v12.3 rolling out to thousands of customers



Tesla is rolling out the latest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta to customers in the U.S., as the company continues the deployment of its highly anticipated version 12. On early Saturday morning, close Tesla software follower Teslascope announced that the FSD beta v12.3 is rolling out to thousands of customer vehicles in the U.S., including to some on the East Coast. The account notes that all vehicles included in this wave of v12 deployment are on software versions 2023.44.30.8 and 2023.44.30.14, as can be seen in the post below. Notably, the update appears to be rolling out to FSD beta customers in every U.S. state, with many users in the thread sharing that they gained access to the version in their region of the country. In Canada, however, the update is currently only available to Tesla employees, although Teslascope expects new FSD beta versions to be rolling out to the country soon. Teslascope also noted in the thread that, for the first time ever, Tesla customers with HW4-equipped vehicles are not yet getting the new update, despite the version having rolled out to the Tesla employees and special testing group with HW4. When another person asked if this is due to performance issues with the HW4, Teslascope notes that the employees they’ve spoken to have only had good things to say about the software: Tesla began deploying the FSD beta v12.2.1 to customers about a month ago, and users largely also had positive things to say about that software’s progress, despite a few small regressions. Some pointed to the software version’s ability to comfortably make U-turns and low visibility turns as major improvements, highlighting the v12 shift to full neural network control of the vehicle. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
I Replaced My iPhone With a Nokia Flip Phone. It Made Me Anxious

CLICK TO UNMUTE Can I Live With a Nokia Flip Phone in 2024? Recently I gave up my iPhone 15 Pro Max and used the Nokia 2780 Flip for a week. I was curious whether I could survive, and maybe even thrive, with an updated take on a classic flip phone in 2024. In a smartphone-saturated world, it felt like an ambitious undertaking. Nokia stopped making phones itself in 2014, but HMD has licensed the name to make new models. So this phone is from HMD which -- fun fact -- rebranded itself as Human Mobile Devices during Mobile World Congress 2024. Read more: Barbie Flip Phone Is Coming From Mattel, HMD to Highlight Your Dreams With its quintessential flip-phone design, the Nokia 2780 Flip is reminiscent of the Nokia 2760 from the late 2000s (which, of course, CNET reviewed in 2008). But it also has newer features like YouTube and Google Maps, which made this challenge feel a bit more feasible for this day and age. It costs $90, has 4G connectivity and runs on major carriers and MVNOs in the US (like AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Boost). In addition to calling, texting, watching YouTube videos and navigating with Google Maps, you can use this phone to surf the web, send emails, take photos and listen to music. There are also several utility features, including but not limited to weather, calendar and notes apps. And it wouldn't be a Nokia phone if it didn't have Snake. There's also a folder with other predownloaded games, like 2048 and Whack-a-Mole. As I was transferring my contacts and music onto this flip phone, FOMO kicked in. I was scared I would miss something important without my iPhone. But that didn't stop me from moving forward with the challenge anyway. So I put my iPhone in a very hard-to-reach drawer and adopted the Nokia 2780 Flip full-time. And I became a little less nervous once I realized it did a great job of carrying out a phone's most important function -- that is, making calls. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Starbucks Discontinues Its NFT Program 'Odyssey'

Starbucks has decided to discontinue its NFT program "Odyssey," which was in beta testing phase, to prepare for future developments in the program's evolution. Starbucks Discontinues Odyssey NFT According to the FAQs provided by Starbucks on the discontinuation of the program, it is stated that the Starbucks Odyssey Beta program will be ending to make way for what lies ahead as they continue to develop the program further. The program's closure is scheduled for March 31, and users have until March 25 to complete any remaining activities or "journeys" within the program. Participants in the program will not have another Benefit Selection Period, as their points will expire once the program is closed. However, Starbucks will email a final benefit to Odyssey members who are Level 1 and higher at the end of March. Regarding Stamps' fate after Odyssey's shutdown, it is clarified that Stamps will remain accessible on Nifty Gateway. Users who have not previously logged into Nifty Gateway can request a password reset using their Starbucks Rewards email. The Odyssey marketplace will transition to the Nifty marketplace, where users can continue to buy, sell, and transfer Odyssey stamps. Members can also withdraw their Stamps to an external wallet and trade them on other platforms. Additionally, the Starbucks Odyssey Discord server will remain open until March 19, after which it will be closed. However, Starbucks assures its members that they are considering the community's needs as they evolve the program and are working towards providing a place for members to connect in the future. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
TikTok Faces National Security Review in Canada Amid Brewing Threat of US Ban

TikTok finds itself navigating multiple challenges as it undergoes a national security review in Canada while also facing the looming prospect of a ban in the United States. Canada Conducts National Security Review on TikTok According to AFP, Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne announced the national security review concerning TikTok's proposed expansion within the country. The review, which commenced discreetly in September 2023 under the Investment Canada Act, aims to assess the potential security implications associated with TikTok's plans for growth in Canada. Champagne revealed this development during a teleconference from Italy following discussions with his G7 counterparts. He emphasized that once the review concludes, Canadians will be duly informed about any subsequent actions taken. He refrained from providing a specific timeline for completing the review process. However, Champagne cited a previous announcement in March 2023, indicating that foreign investments in Canada's interactive digital media sector would undergo heightened scrutiny. Investments deemed to be engaging in activities detrimental to Canada's national security, such as disseminating disinformation or manipulating information, could face corrective measures or even a ban. It's essential to note that the Canadian review is distinct from a proposed US bill aimed at compelling TikTok's Chinese owners to divest their US operations or face a ban in the United States. TikTok Faces a Potential US Ban In response to the passage of a bill in the US House of Representatives that could potentially ban TikTok in the country, the platform has intensified its efforts to mobilize its user base against the proposed legislation. TikTok has implemented new in-app messages urging users to contact their senators and express opposition to the ban. This latest initiative follows a previous call to action directed at users to contact their representatives before the House vote, which resulted in a surge of calls to Congressional offices, primarily from young users. The latest alerts from TikTok are more explicit in their messaging, emphasizing the adverse consequences of a ban and encouraging users to take action to prevent it. TikTok CEO Shou Chew has also directly addressed users, emphasizing the platform's commitment to defending their constitutional rights. Chew reassured users of TikTok's determination to safeguard the platform's existence, including exploring legal avenues to challenge the bill if enacted. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Space-Dining For $500 Million: Top Chef's Latest Offering

Deep-pocketed food and space lovers will soon be able to enjoy gourmet dining in the stratosphere. At least if they are willing to pay almost $500,000 a ticket. And less than 24 hours after the trip was announced, many people have already asked where they can sign up. SpaceVIP, a luxury space travel company, has hired a Danish chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant for the six-hour high-tech space balloon trip, which is set to debut next year. Rasmus Munk will create the menu for the six guests who'll be taken 100,000 feet (30 kilometers) above sea level. Here they will dine watching the sunrise over the earth's curvature, with wifi on board allowing them to livestream to friends at home. The menu is yet to be finalized, but in an interview with Bloomberg, the 32-year-old chef said he wants the dishes to be innovative like the journey itself, with aerogel-inspired food and encapsulated aroma among the ideas. He's chef at Danish restaurant Alchemist, which was ranked fifth in the World's Best 50 Restaurants guide for 2023. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Walmart begins selling the Mac for the first time: M1 MacBook Air for $699 [Updated]

Walmart is teaming up with Apple to sell the Mac for the first time. In a press release today, the company said that it is now selling the base model M1 MacBook Air online and in select stores for $699. The move comes a week after Apple introduced the new M3 MacBook Air and stopped selling the M1 MacBook Air itself. While Walmart has historically sold Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, it has never sold Macs directly. Instead, it’s relied on third-party partners to sell the Mac through its online marketplace. In today’s announcement, Walmart emphasizes that this is the first time customers can buy a Mac directly: Today, Walmart will begin selling MacBook Air with the M1 chip – continuing to deliver premium quality and unmatched affordability for customers. MacBook Air features amazing performance and a long battery life in its thin and light design. This is the first time customers can purchase a Mac directly from Walmart. The MacBook Air with the M1 chip is now available on Walmart.com and will soon be available in select Walmart stores for only $699. Julie Barber, executive vice president of merchandising, added: “Our mission at Walmart is to help customers save money so they can live better – it’s not an either/or proposition. The very heart of that mission is the belief that customers should not have to sacrifice quality because of price. We’re working hard to bring premium brands to our physical and virtual shelves, and we’re excited to work with Apple to do just that.” Top comment by Michael P Liked by 4 people I wonder if there were any discussions about accepting Apple Pay as a method of payment? If they are really trying to partner with Apple to sell their products, why don't they just go all in and give customers that option to purchase? View all comments Apple reshuffled its MacBook lineup last week, introducing the M3 MacBook Air starting at $1099 and dropping the price of the M2 MacBook Air to $999. As part of these changes, Apple also stopped selling the M1 MacBook Air, which had previously been available for $999. The $699 price point for the M1 MacBook Air through Walmart is pretty appealing. This is especially true because it’s being sold in brand new condition, rather than refurbished or renewed. For context, Apple sells the M1 MacBook Air through its refurbished store for $759. The M1 MacBook Air will be available starting today from Walmart’s website and “soon” at select Walmart stores.

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Scientists reveal never-before-seen map of the Milky Way's central engine (image)

The Milky Way is our home galaxy, but how well do we actually know it? As part of a NASA-funded project, a team led by Villanova University researchers has obtained a never-before-seen view of the central engine at the heart of our galaxy. The new map of this central region of the Milky Way, which took four years to assemble, reveals the relationship between magnetic fields at the heart of our galaxy and the cold dust structures that dwell there. This dust forms the building blocks of stars, planets, and, ultimately, life as we know it. The central engine of the Milky Way drives this process. That means a clearer picture of dust and magnetic interactions builds a better understanding of the Milky Way and our place within it. The team's findings also have implications beyond our galaxy, offering glimpses of how dust and magnetic fields interact in the central engines of other galaxies. Understanding how stars and galaxies form and evolve is a vital part of the origin story of life — but, until now, the interaction of dust and magnetic fields in this process has been somewhat overlooked, especially within our own galaxy. "The center of the Milky Way and most of the space between stars is filled with a lot of dust, and this is important for our galaxy's life cycle," David Chuss, research team leader and a physics professor at Villanova University, told Space.com. "What we looked at was light emitted from these cool dust grains produced by heavy elements forged in stars and dispersed when those stars die and explode." ...

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03-18-2024 Cars
Tesla FSD beta v12.3 rolling out to thousands of customers

Tesla is rolling out the latest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta to customers in the U.S., as the company continues the deployment of its highly anticipated version 12. On early Saturday morning, close Tesla software follower Teslascope announced that the FSD beta v12.3 is rolling out to thousands of customer vehicles in the U.S., including to some on the East Coast. The account notes that all vehicles included in this wave of v12 deployment are on software versions 2023.44.30.8 and 2023.44.30.14, as can be seen in the post below. Notably, the update appears to be rolling out to FSD beta customers in every U.S. state, with many users in the thread sharing that they gained access to the version in their region of the country. In Canada, however, the update is currently only available to Tesla employees, although Teslascope expects new FSD beta versions to be rolling out to the country soon. Teslascope also noted in the thread that, for the first time ever, Tesla customers with HW4-equipped vehicles are not yet getting the new update, despite the version having rolled out to the Tesla employees and special testing group with HW4. When another person asked if this is due to performance issues with the HW4, Teslascope notes that the employees they’ve spoken to have only had good things to say about the software: Tesla began deploying the FSD beta v12.2.1 to customers about a month ago, and users largely also had positive things to say about that software’s progress, despite a few small regressions. Some pointed to the software version’s ability to comfortably make U-turns and low visibility turns as major improvements, highlighting the v12 shift to full neural network control of the vehicle. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
TikTok Faces National Security Review in Canada Amid Brewing Threat of US Ban

TikTok finds itself navigating multiple challenges as it undergoes a national security review in Canada while also facing the looming prospect of a ban in the United States. Canada Conducts National Security Review on TikTok According to AFP, Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne announced the national security review concerning TikTok's proposed expansion within the country. The review, which commenced discreetly in September 2023 under the Investment Canada Act, aims to assess the potential security implications associated with TikTok's plans for growth in Canada. Champagne revealed this development during a teleconference from Italy following discussions with his G7 counterparts. He emphasized that once the review concludes, Canadians will be duly informed about any subsequent actions taken. He refrained from providing a specific timeline for completing the review process. However, Champagne cited a previous announcement in March 2023, indicating that foreign investments in Canada's interactive digital media sector would undergo heightened scrutiny. Investments deemed to be engaging in activities detrimental to Canada's national security, such as disseminating disinformation or manipulating information, could face corrective measures or even a ban. It's essential to note that the Canadian review is distinct from a proposed US bill aimed at compelling TikTok's Chinese owners to divest their US operations or face a ban in the United States. TikTok Faces a Potential US Ban In response to the passage of a bill in the US House of Representatives that could potentially ban TikTok in the country, the platform has intensified its efforts to mobilize its user base against the proposed legislation. TikTok has implemented new in-app messages urging users to contact their senators and express opposition to the ban. This latest initiative follows a previous call to action directed at users to contact their representatives before the House vote, which resulted in a surge of calls to Congressional offices, primarily from young users. The latest alerts from TikTok are more explicit in their messaging, emphasizing the adverse consequences of a ban and encouraging users to take action to prevent it. TikTok CEO Shou Chew has also directly addressed users, emphasizing the platform's commitment to defending their constitutional rights. Chew reassured users of TikTok's determination to safeguard the platform's existence, including exploring legal avenues to challenge the bill if enacted. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Space-Dining For $500 Million: Top Chef's Latest Offering

Deep-pocketed food and space lovers will soon be able to enjoy gourmet dining in the stratosphere. At least if they are willing to pay almost $500,000 a ticket. And less than 24 hours after the trip was announced, many people have already asked where they can sign up. SpaceVIP, a luxury space travel company, has hired a Danish chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant for the six-hour high-tech space balloon trip, which is set to debut next year. Rasmus Munk will create the menu for the six guests who'll be taken 100,000 feet (30 kilometers) above sea level. Here they will dine watching the sunrise over the earth's curvature, with wifi on board allowing them to livestream to friends at home. The menu is yet to be finalized, but in an interview with Bloomberg, the 32-year-old chef said he wants the dishes to be innovative like the journey itself, with aerogel-inspired food and encapsulated aroma among the ideas. He's chef at Danish restaurant Alchemist, which was ranked fifth in the World's Best 50 Restaurants guide for 2023. ...

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03-18-2024 Science&Technology
Scientists reveal never-before-seen map of the Milky Way's central engine (image)

The Milky Way is our home galaxy, but how well do we actually know it? As part of a NASA-funded project, a team led by Villanova University researchers has obtained a never-before-seen view of the central engine at the heart of our galaxy. The new map of this central region of the Milky Way, which took four years to assemble, reveals the relationship between magnetic fields at the heart of our galaxy and the cold dust structures that dwell there. This dust forms the building blocks of stars, planets, and, ultimately, life as we know it. The central engine of the Milky Way drives this process. That means a clearer picture of dust and magnetic interactions builds a better understanding of the Milky Way and our place within it. The team's findings also have implications beyond our galaxy, offering glimpses of how dust and magnetic fields interact in the central engines of other galaxies. Understanding how stars and galaxies form and evolve is a vital part of the origin story of life — but, until now, the interaction of dust and magnetic fields in this process has been somewhat overlooked, especially within our own galaxy. "The center of the Milky Way and most of the space between stars is filled with a lot of dust, and this is important for our galaxy's life cycle," David Chuss, research team leader and a physics professor at Villanova University, told Space.com. "What we looked at was light emitted from these cool dust grains produced by heavy elements forged in stars and dispersed when those stars die and explode." ...

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03-08-2024 Games
Final Fantasy 14 will finally hit Xbox Series X/S on March 21



At long last, Square Enix has revealed the proper release date for Final Fantasy 14 on Xbox Series X/S. The MMO, which is currently in open beta on the consoles, will officially arrive on the systems on March 21. PlayStation and PC players have been enjoying Final Fantasy 14 since 2013, so the Xbox release has been a long time coming. The Xbox open beta is available only to new Square Enix accounts. It includes everything that's available in the free trial (more on that in a second) and progress will roll over into the full game. Microsoft is offering Game Pass Ultimate subscribers the option to claim the game's Starter Edition at no extra cost between March 21 and April 19. That too has the same content as the free trial. You'll get the base game and the first two expansions, Heavensward and Stormblood. There are some limits for both options, though. The free trial caps out when you reach level 70, though you can continue playing indefinitely. Other limitations include the amount of in-game currency you can carry and not being able to trade items with other players. Opt for the Starter Edition and you can exceed the free trial's level cap and other restrictions, but you'll have to start paying the game's subscription fee after 30 days (that's on top of the Game Pass Core or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription you'll need to pay to play the game on Xbox). If you prefer not to rush through the base game and first two expansions, it might be better to stick with the trial until you've finished those. It's worth bearing those quirks in mind as you prepare to set foot in Eorzea for the first time (or you're perhaps starting over after playing Final Fantasy 14 on another platform). In any case, given its capacity to bring people closer together, it might be worth checking out the game with your friends and family if you haven't already done so. ...

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03-07-2024 Science&Technology
Nothing Phone 2A Arrives to MWC 2024 Ahead of March 5 Reveal



The Nothing Phone 2A is making a late arrival at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, unveiling its full design while saving the rest of its details for a March 5 reveal event. The phone arrived at the convention floor on Tuesday and was followed on Wednesday with an unboxing video posted to Nothing's YouTube channel. The unboxing video highlights several design changes coming to the 2A when compared to the Nothing Phone 2, which include the centering of the two rear cameras and a plastic design that allows for a degree of transparency on the sides of the phone. While the video does not show the phone powered on, social media posts that Nothing reposted onto its X account show its signature Glyphs lighting up on the top half around the camera. The bottom half has a swerving design that appears to integrate the number two. ...

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02-24-2024 Science&Technology
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Brightest and fastest-growing: astronomers identify record-breaking quasar



Using the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Very Large Telescope (VLT), astronomers have characterised a bright quasar, finding it to be not only the brightest of its kind, but also the most luminous object ever observed. Quasars are the bright cores of distant galaxies and they are powered by supermassive black holes. The black hole in this record-breaking quasar is growing in mass by the equivalent of one Sun per day, making it the fastest-growing black hole to date. The black holes powering quasars collect matter from their surroundings in a process so energetic that it emits vast amounts of light. So much so that quasars are some of the brightest objects in our sky, meaning even distant ones are visible from Earth. As a general rule, the most luminous quasars indicate the fastest-growing supermassive black holes. “We have discovered the fastest-growing black hole known to date. It has a mass of 17 billion Suns, and eats just over a Sun per day. This makes it the most luminous object in the known Universe,” says Christian Wolf, an astronomer at the Australian National University (ANU) and lead author of the study published today in Nature Astronomy. The quasar, called J0529-4351, is so far away from Earth that its light took over 12 billion years to reach us. The matter being pulled in toward this black hole, in the form of a disc, emits so much energy that J0529-4351 is over 500 trillion times more luminous than the Sun [1]. “All this light comes from a hot accretion disc that measures seven light-years in diameter — this must be the largest accretion disc in the Universe," says ANU PhD student and co-author Samuel Lai. Seven light-years is about 15 000 times the distance from the Sun to the orbit of Neptune. And, remarkably, this record-breaking quasar was hiding in plain sight. “It is a surprise that it has remained unknown until today, when we already know about a million less impressive quasars. It has literally been staring us in the face until now,” says co-author Christopher Onken, an astronomer at ANU. He added that this object showed up in images from the ESO Schmidt Southern Sky Survey dating back to 1980, but it was not recognised as a quasar until decades later. Finding quasars requires precise observational data from large areas of the sky. The resulting datasets are so large, researchers often use machine-learning models to analyse them and tell quasars apart from other celestial objects. However, these models are trained on existing data, which limits the potential candidates to objects similar to those already known. If a new quasar is more luminous than any other previously observed, the programme might reject it and classify it instead as a star not too distant from Earth. ...

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25 Houston Chronicle / United States 26 Hürriyet / Turkey 27 Chicago Tribune / United States 28 The Examiner / United States
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33 Milliyet Gazetesi / Turkey 34 Marca / Spain 35 Liberty Times / Taiwan 36 Die Welt / Germany
37 The Globe and Mail / Canada 38 Nihon Keizai Shimbun / Japan 39 The Hollywood Reporter / United States 40 Sabah / Turkey
41 The Christian Science Monitor / United States 42 Daily Express / United Kingdom 43 Kompas / Indonesia 44 The Indian Express / India
45 Yomiuri Shimbun / Japan 46 Gazeta Wyborcza / Poland 47 The Hindu / India 48 The Toronto Star / Canada
49 The Sun / United Kingdom 50 The Age / Australia 51 The Boston Globe / United States 52 Philippine Daily Inquirer / Philippines
53 Süddeutsche Zeitung / Germany 54 The Washington Times / United States 55 Clarín / Argentina 56 Chosun Ilbo / Japan
57 Die Zeit / Germany 58 The Onion / United States 59 Metro / United Kingdom 60 ABC / Spain
61 The Seattle Times / United States 62 The Times / United Kingdom 63 La Gazzetta dello Sport / Italy 64 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung / Germany
65 The Hill / United States 66 Dainik Bhaskar / India 67 The Philadelphia Inquirer / United States 68 The Oregonian / United States
69 The Dong-a Ilbo / Korea 70 La Nación / Argentina 71 The Hindustan Times / India 72 San Jose Mercury News / United States
73 The Dallas Morning News / United States 74 AS / Spain 75 The Australian / Australia 76 Star Tribune / United States
77 Qingdao News / China 78 The Jerusalem Post / Israel 79 The Plain Dealer / United States 80 L'Equipe / France
81 Komsomolskaya Pravda / Russia 82 The Denver Post / United States 83 Mladá fronta Dnes / Czech Republic 84 Libération / France
85 O Globo / Brazil 86 Aftonbladet / Sweden 87 The Japan Times / Japan 88 Business Standard / India
89 Le Nouvel Observateur / France 90 Kommersant / Russia 91 Le Parisien / France 92 The New Zealand Herald / New Zealand
93 Detroit Free Press / United States 94 Newsday / United States 95 The Baltimore Sun / United States 96 National Post / Canada
97 Il Sole 24 Ore / Italy 98 The Miami Herald / United States 99 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / United States 100 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette / United States
101 The Irish Independent / Ireland 102 South China Morning Post / Hong Kong SAR 103 The Irish Times / Ireland 104 The Star Online / Malaysia
105 De Telegraaf / Netherlands 106 Dawn / Pakistan 107 Der Standaard / Austria 108 The Sacramento Bee / United States
109 20 Minutos / Spain 110 Mainichi Shimbun / Japan 111 Rossiyskaya Gazeta / Russia 112 Apple Daily / Taiwan
113 DNA - Daily News & Analysis / India 114 La Stampa / Italy 115 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / United States 116 20 Minutes / France
117 La Vanguardia / Spain 118 Evening Standard / United Kingdom 119 China Times / Taiwan 120 The Straits Times / Singapore
121 Orlando Sentinel / United States 122 Der Tagesspiegel / Germany 123 South Florida Sun-Sentinel / United States 124 Verdens Gang / Norway
125 Argumenti i Fakti / Russia 126 Boston Herald / United States 127 Infobae / Argentina 128 Dagbladet / Norway
129 Independent Online / South Africa 130 The New York Observer / United States 131 Yeni Safak / Turkey 132 Seattle Post-Intelligencer / United States
133 The Kansas City Star / United States 134 Al-Ahram / Egypt 135 The Scotsman / United Kingdom 136 Nikkan Sports / Japan
137 Deseret News / United States 138 Herald Sun / Australia 139 The Vancouver Sun / Canada 140 Yang Cheng Wan Bao / China
141 Les Échos / France 142 Gulf News / United Arab Emirates 143 Yedioth Aharonot / Israel 144 Sports Nippon / Japan
145 The Orange County Register / United States 146 Expressen / Sweden 147 St. Louis Post-Dispatch / United States 148 Pravda.ru / Russia
149 Handelsblatt / Germany 150 The Daily Telegraph / Australia

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