Starmer's World Cup Dream Fades as England Nearly Exit
Keir Starmer's dream of World Cup glory for England nearly ended with a humiliating exit, saved by Harry Kane's late goals against Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Novice Climber Survives 1,500ft Fall on Mount Shasta
A 31-year-old novice climber survived a 1,500ft fall on Mount Shasta, sustaining a suspected ankle fracture and other injuries, but was found alert and in good spirits.
Minority Women Less Likely to Get Epidurals in UK
Research reveals women from ethnic minority backgrounds in the UK are significantly less likely to receive epidural pain relief during childbirth, raising concerns about healthcare inequality.
South Africa's Shift from Progress to Anti-Immigrant Protests
South Africa, once a beacon of liberal progress, now faces anti-immigrant protests. The country's transformation highlights deep social and economic challenges.
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Canadian boy dies of rabies after bat found on face
A seven-year-old Canadian boy has died from rabies after a bat was found on his face in his bedroom. He had no visible bite marks.
German Prosecutors Accuse Kyiv of Nord Stream Sabotage
German prosecutors have accused the Ukrainian government of ordering the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, a significant development in the investigation.
Heatwave Hits Eastern US, 45 Million Affected
A severe heatwave is impacting 45 million people across the eastern US, with temperatures exceeding 100°F in multiple states, prompting health warnings and power grid strains.
French mayor cancels migrant play, sparking censorship row
A far-right mayor in France has cancelled a touring production of Alexis Michalik's play 'Passeport' about a migrant, prompting accusations of cultural censorship and warnings about the National Rally's influence.
Cartoonist Killed for Sinaloa Cartel Humour
Cartoonist Ricardo Sánchez Bobadilla was killed in Mexico after drawing humour about the Sinaloa drug cartel. His death highlights the dangers journalists face.
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Floating Lab to Explore Arctic Life Before Climate Change
An eight-month expedition to the central Arctic Ocean aims to discover new species and document ecosystems before climate change and pollution transform the region irrevocably.
Côte d'Ivoire Floods Kill 14 as Heavy Rains Batter West Africa
At least 14 people have died in Côte d'Ivoire after torrential rains caused widespread flooding in Abidjan and other regions, with authorities warning of further downpours.
US Braces for Record-Breaking Summer Heatwave and Wildfires
More than 100 million Americans face a potentially record-breaking heatwave as El Niño intensifies, with extreme heat and wildfires threatening from coast to coast.
Nippon Steel Takeover Fails to Deliver Safety or Clean Air
Families and workers in Pennsylvania's Mon Valley report that Nippon Steel's $14.9bn acquisition of US Steel has not improved safety or air quality, with a fatal explosion and ongoing pollution concerns.
50 Years On, The Fantasy of a Fair Death Penalty Must End
On the 50th anniversary of the US Supreme Court's Gregg v Georgia decision, Austin Sarat argues the death penalty remains arbitrary and discriminatory, and must be abolished.
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US Supreme Court Bolsters Trump's Agenda, Making Him Stronger
Despite a setback on birthright citizenship, the US Supreme Court has accommodated Trump's expansive view of presidential powers, making him stronger than ever.
Papua Separatists Kill American Pilot in Plane Attack
Separatist rebels in Papua shot dead an American pilot and set his plane on fire, calling it a message to the US and Indonesia amid the long-running independence conflict.
Supreme Court Upholds Trump Birth Tourism Rule
The US Supreme Court upheld a Trump-era rule denying automatic citizenship to children of non-residents born in the US, targeting birth tourism.
Haiti Gangs Massacre 70 Civilians in Rural Village
At least 70 civilians were killed in a March 2025 massacre by the Gran Grif gang in Jean-Denis, Haiti, as gang violence spreads from Port-au-Prince to rural areas, displacing thousands.
Residential school survivors reclaim sites with healing
Survivors of Canada's residential schools are reclaiming former sites for healing and cultural revitalization, transforming painful memories into spaces of hope and reconciliation.
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Trump's Campaign to Erase US History from National Parks
The Trump administration removed or altered scores of signs in national parks to present a sanitized version of US history, omitting slavery, Native American genocide, and climate change.
Deep Sea, US 250th, Caning: Thursday Photos
Thursday's photos feature deep-sea exploration, US 250th anniversary preparations, and a caning in Singapore.
Starmer Apologises for UK Forced Adoptions 1949-1976
PM Keir Starmer apologised in the Commons for the state's role in forced adoptions targeting unmarried women between 1949 and 1976, calling it a shameful system.
Starmer Apologises for Forced Adoption Scandal
UK PM Keir Starmer has issued a formal state apology for the forced adoption scandal, acknowledging decades of state-sanctioned child removal and family trauma.
Hantavirus Ends: WHO Declares Emergency Over
The WHO has declared the global hantavirus outbreak over, citing a 99% drop in cases and no new infections in 60 days, ending a two-year health emergency.
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Spain France brace for extreme heatwave warnings
Spain and France issue severe heatwave warnings as temperatures are forecast to exceed 45°C, posing health risks and straining infrastructure.
Venezuelan Man Rescued Alive Eight Days After Quake
A Venezuelan man was pulled alive from a collapsed basement eight days after a devastating earthquake, defying survival odds.
Vatican Excommunicates All Members of Ultra-Conservative SSPX
The Vatican excommunicated all members of the Society of Saint Pius X after they ordained bishops without papal consent, marking a major schism and the first crisis for Pope Leo.
Russian Missile and Drone Barrage Hits Kyiv Overnight
Russia launched a massive overnight missile and drone barrage on Kyiv, the largest attack in weeks, killing at least five and wounding dozens.
Couple Caned for Kissing on TikTok in Aceh
A young couple in Indonesia's Aceh province were publicly caned 21 times each after a Sharia court convicted them of kissing during a TikTok livestream, violating Islamic law.
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US at 250: Nation Grapples with Past and Future
As the US marks its 250th anniversary, a reflection on the nation's journey from revolution to modern-day divisions, and the ongoing struggle to live up to its founding ideals.
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