Ohio Court Upholds Haitians' Right to Stay
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Haitian immigrants in Springfield can remain, rejecting state efforts to revoke their protected status.
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American Democracy's Reflection in D.C. Pool
The Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C. symbolizes the fragile state of American democracy, as political divisions and institutional challenges come into sharp focus.
Bari Weiss Hiring British Journalists for CBS News
Bari Weiss is recruiting British journalists for CBS News, aiming to bring a distinct perspective to American media. The move has sparked debate about journalistic diversity.
Decades of Climate Warnings: Europe Unprepared for Heat
Despite decades of warnings, Europe is critically unprepared for rising heat, with thousands dying annually. Experts cite systemic failures and lack of adaptation.
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UN Peace Board Legal Immunity Upheld by International Court
The International Court of Justice has ruled that the UN Board of Peace enjoys absolute legal immunity, dismissing a lawsuit from victims of a peacekeeping mission.
Screen Time for Under-Twos Linked to Developmental Harm
A landmark study warns that screen time for babies under two may cause long-term negative effects on health and development, urging a reassessment of current guidance.
Iran Coach Slams US, Urges FIFA Chief to Act
Iran's head coach Amir Ghalenoei criticizes US treatment of his team and calls on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to stand up to the hosts after a 1-1 draw with Egypt.
Gracie the Giraffe Found Safe on Texas Ranch
Gracie the giraffe, missing for two weeks, has been found alive on a Texas ranch, bringing relief to her owners and the community.
World Cup US Migration Nationalism Debate
The 2026 World Cup in the US triggers a debate on migration and nationalism, with DHS playing a key role in security and immigration enforcement.
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Half of European Cities Break Heat Records: Study
Nearly 45% of 854 European cities have broken heat records, with temperatures in five countries 5-12°C above seasonal averages, according to World Weather Attribution.
Egypt Advance Past Group Stage, Salah Injury Concern
Egypt draw 1-1 with Iran to reach World Cup knockout stage for first time, but Mohamed Salah's hamstring injury raises doubts ahead of clash with Socceroos.
Australian man arrested in Thailand after teen body found in suitcase
A 46-year-old Australian man was arrested at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport after the body of a 17-year-old Thai girl was found in a suitcase in Pattaya.
Social Media Bans Go Global: Big Tech Reckoning
Australia's social media ban for under-16s sparks a global movement, with countries like the UK and France introducing similar laws to protect children online.
Dog Training Lessons for Brexit and French Heat Homes
A dog trainer's insights reveal profound parallels between canine behavior and the failures of the Brexit campaign, while France grapples with energy-inefficient homes exacerbating heatwaves.
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How Britain's Brexit Divide Still Shapes Politics and Society
Despite the referendum passing years ago, the Brexit divide remains a powerful force in British politics and daily life, shaping elections, social interactions, and national identity.
Venice Protest Targets US Ambassador's Superyacht Tour
Venice activists protest US Ambassador Tilman Fertitta's superyacht tour, citing environmental and social concerns in the lagoon city.
Budapest Pride 2025: Hope and Caution in Hungary
Over 200,000 attended Budapest Pride in 2025. Organisers express hope and caution as Hungary's new government has yet to repeal anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
German speakers at German pool in German city far right heatwave
A swimming pool in Halle, Germany, sparked controversy by banning German speakers during a heatwave, leading to accusations of far-right influence.
Swiss Glaciers Melting at Alarming Rate Amid Heatwave
Swiss glaciers are losing snow and ice at an alarming rate due to a severe heatwave, with melt rates far exceeding seasonal norms, experts say.
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Russian-Occupied Crimea Declares Emergency as Ukraine Attacks
Russian-occupied Crimea declared a state of emergency on Saturday after Ukraine intensified attacks, damaging infrastructure and disrupting supplies.
Trump News: Red Scare Tactics Resurface in US Politics
Donald Trump's rhetoric echoes Cold War-era red scare tactics, targeting political opponents with unsubstantiated claims of communist ties, sparking debate on democratic norms.
Cats Spread Toxoplasma to Half of World Population
Australian researchers reveal Toxoplasma gondii infects nearly half the world, causing vision damage and miscarriage risks, urging WHO to list it as neglected tropical disease.
Weinstein Resentenced to 18 Years in California
Harvey Weinstein was resentenced to 18 years in prison by a California judge, reducing his original 16-year term but still ensuring he remains behind bars.
Five Great Reads: AI Boyfriend, Trump's Birthday, Desert Ghost
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features Lauren Oyler's AI boyfriend experiment, Trump's 250th birthday hijack, Taiwan's tallest trees, sudden cardiac arrest in young Australians, and Libya's sand cat discovery.
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England Fans Under Radar at World Cup, Opt for Darts
England fans at the World Cup have drawn little attention, with no arrests in three weeks. Many chose the US Darts Masters over fan events in New York.
Reporter Fined Over Supreme Court Source Protection
A US journalist has been fined $10,000 per day for refusing to identify confidential sources who leaked a draft Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v Wade.
Uruguay, Spain Guaranteed 2030 World Cup Spots as Co-Hosts
Uruguay and Spain are guaranteed places in the 2030 World Cup as co-hosts, even if eliminated early from the current tournament. An obscure FIFA bylaw allows double qualification.
US Strikes Iran Targets After Hormuz Ship Attack
The US military says it struck Iranian targets in response to an attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
Trump hints at US response to Iran cargo ship strikes
President Trump hinted at a US response to recent Iranian cargo ship strikes, saying 'you'll find out' when asked about potential retaliation.
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Buttigieg Denies CPS Investigation Claim
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has denied reports that his family is under investigation by Child Protective Services, calling the accusation baseless and politically motivated.
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