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Japan just had its own version of the Hawaii missile scare. At around 12:40, an emergency alert was broadcasted warning of an imminent magnitude 9.9 earthquake off the coast of Hokkaido. A magnitude 9.9 earthquake, if it happened, would be the strongest earthquake ever recorded, releasing approximately 22 times more energy than the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake. Fortunately just minutes later the earthquake alert was withdrawn and confirmed to be a false alarm. But for those few minutes, people across the country held their breath bracing for a potentially catastrophic earthquake that ultimately never came.

O IRS Jovem passou a abranger jovens até aos 35 anos, independentemente do grau de escolaridade, e a sua duração aumentou para 10 anos, o que alarga em muito o universo de 200.000 jovens abrangidos pelo anterior regime. 📑 Pela primeira vez, o IRS Automático inclui o IRS Jovem.

10 years ago today, Ye released 'The Life Of Pablo' 💿 An album that broke all conventional release norms at the time — a “living, breathing" creative expression, as Ye described it — continuously updated after launch. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and became the first album to do so primarily through streaming. Favorite tracks on the album?

Alex Honnold says he "mostly listened to Tool" on his record-breaking live skyscraper climb: "It was mostly Tool. It’s just like a random playlist that I made, that I shared with production. I made it months ago while I was driving. I’ve been training to it a bunch. Basically rock music that I’ve liked my whole life. Part of the appeal of music is that actually it helps me with pacing. Each bamboo box had been taking me about five to six and a half minutes. I just know how long the songs are. So it gives you it gives you a sense of if you’re going fast or slow. But in this case, it all kept cutting out anyway, and I couldn’t really hear and I was kind of like, 'whatever. I’m just doing my thing.'" variety.com/2026/tv/news/ale…