Iranian Strikes Hit Kuwait Airport, One Killed
At least one person was killed and several wounded after Iranian strikes hit Kuwait International Airport, causing fires and flight suspensions amid rising Middle East tensions.
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Trump Loyalist Pick Threatens Surveillance Renewal
Donald Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence casts doubt on bipartisan efforts to renew Section 702 of FISA, which expires next week.
Europe's Deadly Heatwaves: Why Governments Are Still Not Ready
Record-breaking heatwaves hit Europe, revealing ill-prepared governments. With hundreds of deaths, climate shelters emerge but gaps remain. Northern Europe faces new risks.
Jewish Columbia Faculty Challenge $21M Antisemitism Fund
Several Jewish faculty at Columbia University filed claims for compensation from a $21M fund, alleging harassment for supporting Palestinian rights, not for being Jewish.
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US support for same-sex marriage dips after decades of growth
A new Gallup poll shows US support for same-sex marriage has dropped slightly to 65%, down from 71% in 2022, driven by declining Republican acceptance. Support for trans rights also fell.
60,000 Love Letters and Counting: Germany's Volunteer Archive
A German university's love letter archive, with over 60,000 letters from the 1700s to today, is being digitized by volunteers, offering insights into relationships, social history, and language evolution.
Yves Sakila Death Exposes Ireland's Racism Problem
The death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese-born man fatally restrained by security guards in Dublin, has sparked protests and renewed debate about systemic racism in Ireland.
Assisted Dying Bill Backers Oppose Bypassing Lords
Prominent MPs who backed the assisted dying bill, including Louise Haigh and Jeremy Hunt, say they would not support using the Parliament Acts to bypass the House of Lords.
Aussie States Alert: Blizzards and High Tides
Severe weather warnings are in place across multiple Australian states for blizzards, damaging winds, and abnormally high tides as a complex low-pressure system sweeps the nation.
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Migrant Workers Burned Alive in Italy Scandal
Four migrant workers were burned alive in a car at a petrol station in Calabria, Italy, highlighting widespread exploitation of foreign farm laborers under the caporalato system.
California Governor Race Deadlocked as Primary Results Pour In
California's governor race remains too close to call, while Karen Bass leads in LA mayor primary. Plus: Scott Pelley fired, Pentagon hires Jan 6 rioter, and more.
Trump Suggests Blanche as Permanent Attorney General
President Donald Trump indicated he intends to make acting Attorney General Todd Blanche the permanent top US law enforcement officer, stating 'I think he will' in a recent interview.
Australia, Solomon Islands Agree New Treaty After China Deal
Australia and the Solomon Islands have agreed to a new comprehensive treaty to elevate ties, months after the Pacific nation's secretive security pact with China. The commitment follows a visit by new PM Matthew Wale.
Turkey Slams Kanye West Show Over Spiritual Offence
Turkey condemns Kanye West's Istanbul concert, citing offensive rhetoric and symbols. President Erdogan's advisor warns against cultural siege as European shows face bans.
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Teen girl loses leg in shark attack on Brazil beach
A 19-year-old girl had her leg ripped off by a shark at Boa Viagem beach in Brazil, one day after an 11-year-old boy was attacked in the same region. The incident marks the 84th shark attack in Pernambuco since 1992.
Mexico's Extortion Crisis: Silent Crime Drains Billions
Extortion has become Mexico's fastest-growing crime, with cases nearly doubling in a decade. Victims face threats, violence, and financial ruin, while only 0.2% of incidents are reported. President Sheinbaum vows to crack down.
Can AI Drones Learn Morality? Experts Debate
As AI drones become central to modern warfare, experts question whether morality can be programmed into autonomous weapons, with ethical and legal challenges unresolved.
Trump: Iran Agreed to No Nuke, Khamenei in Talks
Donald Trump claims Iran agreed not to seek nuclear weapons and that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is involved in US negotiations. Violence continues in the Gulf with drone attacks and strikes.
Trump Threatens New Tariffs on 60 Nations Over Forced Labour
Donald Trump proposes tariffs of 10-12.5% on 60 countries including UK, EU, Australia over alleged forced labour, skirting court limits.
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Police Must Not Decide Who Is a Journalist at Protests
New Jersey police at Delaney Hall protests denied press freedoms by deciding who qualifies as a journalist, threatening First Amendment rights.
High Prices Good? Trump Adviser Says Americans Should Be Reassured
Kevin Hassett, Trump's economic adviser, claims high grocery and gas prices signal optimism, despite consumer sentiment hitting record lows. Critics call the spin insulting.
US Federal Workers Report PTSD After Unlawful Firings
A survey of over 300 fired probationary federal employees finds 95% report ongoing mental health effects, with nearly half experiencing PTSD-like symptoms after unlawful terminations by the Trump administration.
Climate Change to Shift Hailstorms Toward Poles
New research predicts that global warming may shift hailstorms toward the poles, increasing hail frequency in northern Europe, Canada, and southeastern Australia while reducing it in the tropics. Hailstones may also become larger and more damaging.
Could Congo Ebola Outbreak Become Global Pandemic?
Experts assess the risk of the Congo Ebola outbreak becoming a global pandemic, noting key differences from COVID-19 and low threat to Australia.
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Italy Votes to Become a Republic: 1946 Referendum
On 2 June 1946, Italy abolished its monarchy in a historic referendum, becoming a republic after the fall of Mussolini. The vote revealed a divided nation, with the north favoring the republic and the south the monarchy.
Ukraine Strikes St Petersburg Oil Refinery at Forum
Ukrainian drones hit energy and military sites in St Petersburg hours before the city's economic forum, embarrassing Putin. Strikes targeted oil terminals and a naval base.
Cameron Offered Johnson Top Job to Avoid Brexit
David Cameron offered Boris Johnson a senior Cabinet role in exchange for supporting Remain in the 2016 EU referendum, a new BBC documentary reveals.
Pope Leo XIV: A Moral Force for Good in Troubled Times
Arwa Mahdawi argues that Pope Leo XIV has become a rare voice of moral clarity, speaking out against injustice and unregulated AI, offering hope amid global moral decay.
Reza Pahlavi Denounces Far-Right Supporters Glorifying Savak
Reza Pahlavi distances himself from Savak glorification by far-right supporters, undermining his democratic credentials amid US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
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Ukraine Drone Strike Hits St Petersburg Refinery
Ukrainian drones struck energy and military sites in St Petersburg early Wednesday, hitting oil storage facilities despite Russian air defenses, causing explosions and black smoke.
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