Toddler Rescued Six Days After Venezuela Earthquakes
A two-year-old girl was pulled alive from the rubble six days after a devastating earthquake struck Venezuela, in a rescue that has stunned the nation.
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Patient Tested for Suspected Ebola in Glasgow
A patient is being tested for suspected Ebola at a Glasgow hospital, with results expected within 24 hours; health officials say risk to public is low.
Universe Less Uniform Than Thought, Cosmology Challenged
DESI data reveals coherent galaxy structures spanning billions of light years, contradicting the cosmological principle and potentially requiring a radical rethink of dark matter and gravity.
US Brokers Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Extension Amid New Strikes
Israel and Lebanon extend ceasefire by 45 days amid new Israeli strikes, with US-brokered talks on a permanent political settlement set for June.
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Harry and Meghan surprise at Sundance for 'Cookie Queens' documentary, with Meghan sharing Girl Scout values.
National Museum Unveils Antarctica Exhibition
The National Museum of Australia's latest exhibition, 'Antarctica: The Great White Continent', reveals the continent's profound pull on explorers, scientists, and the imagination.
Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Ruling: Takeaways
The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a landmark ruling, affirming that children born in the US are citizens regardless of parents' immigration status.
Pope Leo Allows SSPX to Ordain Bishops
Pope Leo has granted the traditionalist SSPX permission to ordain bishops, a move conservatives warn could fracture the Catholic Church.
Venezuela Earthquakes Destroy Over 58,000 Buildings
More than 58,000 buildings have been destroyed in Venezuela's devastating earthquakes, leaving hundreds of thousands homeless and triggering a humanitarian crisis.
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Colombia Election Shows Trumpism as Transnational Threat
Colombia's election exposes how US money, platforms, data, and paranoid politics threaten democracies globally, warns The Guardian.
UK Defence Plan Must Reduce US Dependency for Security
The UK's new defence investment plan must prioritise security over reliance on a wayward US, argues the Guardian. True sovereignty requires independent capability.
Supreme Court Upholds Assault Weapons Bans
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold state-level assault weapons bans, affirming that restrictions on semi-automatic firearms do not violate the Second Amendment.
UK to Seek US Answers on Woman Strangled by US Fighter
David Lammy will press the US for information about the case of a woman strangled by an American fighter in the UK, amid calls for justice.
Sinking Boat Near Vancouver Prompts Rescue Operation
A boat sinking near Vancouver triggered a coast guard rescue operation, with all 12 people on board safely evacuated from the vessel.
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NPR: Alito Leaks Supreme Court Story to Media
NPR reports that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito leaked details of a 2014 ruling to a conservative journalist, sparking ethics concerns.
Immigrants Flee South Africa Amid Violence
Thousands of immigrants flee South Africa as anti-foreigner protests turn violent, with at least 12 killed and hundreds displaced in recent weeks.
Do Smaller Countries' Climate Efforts Matter?
Despite contributing less than 1% of global emissions, smaller nations' climate actions are crucial for setting norms and driving innovation, experts say.
World Cup Matches Could Face Extreme Heat Conditions
World Cup matches in North America face extreme heat risks, with 10 host cities exceeding 40°C, prompting player safety concerns.
US Iran Talks Restart on $6bn Frozen Assets
The US and Iran have resumed negotiations over $6 billion in frozen Iranian assets, with talks restarting in Qatar after months of stalemate.
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Ukrainian Oligarch Targeted in Monaco Bombing
Ukrainian-born oligarch Vadym Iermolaiev was the target of a bomb attack in Monaco, with a device placed under his car. Authorities are investigating.
Trump Religious Freedom Order Targets LGBTQ Health Care
President Trump issued an executive order expanding religious exemptions in health care, potentially allowing providers to deny services to LGBTQ patients.
Ruben Blades: Salsa Star, Jack Nicholson, Bad Bunny
Salsa legend Ruben Blades reveals Jack Nicholson inspired his acting, criticizes Bad Bunny as tourism minister, and reflects on his career.
Anti-immigration marches erupt in South Africa
Thousands march in South Africa against immigration, citing job losses and crime. At least 10 arrested as protests spread to major cities.
Silicon Valley donations sway Colorado primary
Silicon Valley donors poured millions into Colorado's Democratic primary, raising concerns about outside influence in local elections.
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Italy MEP: Gov Hid Truth on Albania Migrant Centre
An Italian MEP has accused the government of concealing the true conditions at a migrant detention centre in Albania, alleging human rights violations.
Fringe World Festival Launches at Ice Cream Factory Venue
Fringe World Festival launches at Ice Cream Factory venue with new productions MARVELous and London Calling.
Billionaire Adrian Portelli Claims Dubai Safer Than Melbourne Amid Middle East Conflict
Billionaire Adrian Portelli claims Dubai is safer than Melbourne amid Middle East conflict, as other Australians describe terrifying experiences.
Low UV Sun Exposure Still Risks Skin Cancer, Study Finds
New QIMR Berghofer research shows total UV dose, not intensity, drives skin cancer risk, challenging the belief that low-intensity sun is safe.
Washington Post Staff Brace for Major Job Cuts Amid Uncertainty
Washington Post staff fear major job cuts, with rumors of over 100 layoffs. Foreign staff urge owner Jeff Bezos to reconsider, warning of irrelevance.
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Sculpture by the Sea Returns to Cottesloe Beach After Funding Crisis
Sculpture by the Sea returns to Cottesloe Beach after 2025 cancellation, featuring 70 artworks from local and international artists.
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