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Maria Corina Machado Set to Receive Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Despite Escalating Threats from Venezuelan Leadership
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado is preparing to travel to Oslo to accept one of the world’s highest…
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South Africa Mass Shooting Leaves 12 Dead, Including Young Child, Police Say
A brutal mass shooting in South Africa has left 12 people dead, including a young child, in what authorities are…
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‘No Going Back’: Hong Kong Fire Survivors Face Uncertain Future as Displacement Drags On
Survivors of the deadly Hong Kong fire that claimed multiple lives are struggling to rebuild their futures as they remain…
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Trump’s New National-Security Strategy Tones Down Confrontation With China
Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest national-security strategy marks a notable shift in tone toward China, softening language that previously…
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Indonesians Struggle Through Ruins to Reach Aid Centres as Flood Death Toll Surpasses 900
Indonesia is facing one of the deadliest natural disasters in its recent history, as catastrophic flooding continues to devastate communities…
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‘It’s Worse Than Covid’: School Hit as 170 Pupils Fall Sick in a Single Day
A school is grappling with an unprecedented outbreak of illness, with 170 students reported sick in a single day, prompting…
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Autism Advocates Push Back Against RFK Jr.’s Misinformation Campaign
Autism advocacy groups are intensifying efforts to counteract what they describe as a relentless barrage of misinformation about autism and…
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American Cancer Society Endorses New Pap Smear Alternative for Cervical Cancer Screening
The American Cancer Society (ACS) has officially endorsed a new method for cervical cancer screening, offering women an alternative to…
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Rare Combination of Factors Triggered the Black Death, New Research Suggests
New research into one of history’s deadliest pandemics, the Black Death, reveals that a rare convergence of environmental, biological, and…
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Scientists Warn of Emissions Risks from Rapid Surge in Satellite Launches
As the number of satellites orbiting Earth skyrockets, scientists are raising alarms about the environmental and atmospheric impacts of this…
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