Lebanese-Australian Journalist's Mother's War Story
Antoun Issa's book captures his mother's journey through love and loss during the Lebanese civil war, ending with a new beginning in Australia.
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French Girl's Murder Sparks Protests Over Justice Failures
The murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France has ignited protests and a political row over the state's failure to tackle sexual violence against children, with calls for more justice funding.
Hard-Right Groups Expand Influence Across US Government
A new SPLC report reveals hard-right groups have expanded influence across US government, citing policy shifts, immigration raids, and downplaying of right-wing extremism under Trump.
Jersey Teen Politician Gets Trump Congratulations
Gabriel Raimondo, aged 18, became one of the world's youngest politicians after election to Jersey's parliament. He received a message of congratulations from Donald Trump, but remains critical of US politics.
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Trump's White House Cage Arena: Cabinet Fights
Donald Trump's new UFC octagon on the White House lawn sparks a suggestion: make cabinet members like Hegseth and Vance fight for favor. A satirical take on the administration's machismo.
Extreme Heat to Double US Hospitalizations by 2040
A new study warns that extreme heat could double US hospitalizations by 2040, with annual costs exceeding $1 billion. Vulnerable populations face the greatest risk.
Community Air Sensors Tackle Pacoima's Pollution Crisis
In Pacoima, California, residents use hyperlocal air quality sensors to monitor hazardous pollution from highways and industry, empowering community action for cleaner air.
Mastermind of Phillips and Pereira Murders to Face Trial
Brazilian judge rules there is sufficient evidence to try Ruben Dario da Silva Villar for the 2022 murders of British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous activist Bruno Pereira in the Amazon.
Global Snapshots: Protests, Conflict, and Pope's Visit
A collection of powerful images from around the world on Tuesday, including protests in Kenya, airstrikes in Lebanon, earthquake aftermath in the Philippines, and Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain.
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Ex-Paxton Lawyer Backs Democrat in Texas Senate Race
Dan Cogdell, who defended Ken Paxton for nearly a decade, endorses Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, citing Paxton's focus on appeasing Trump.
10 ways super El Niño could worsen global inequality
A powerful El Niño is likely, intensifying an unequal global economy. From drought to conflict, here are 10 worst-case scenarios disproportionately affecting the poor.
NZ bill to define woman and man faces pitfalls
New Zealand's bill to legally define 'woman' and 'man' based on biology is flawed, as biological sex is complex, and the law risks unintended consequences like excluding postmenopausal women or minors from protections.
Holiday bookings down amid uncertainty, UK travel warns
UK travel association Abta warns early-summer holiday bookings are down due to Middle East conflict, cost of living, and new EU border checks, with consumers booking later.
Zelenskyy: Victory when Russians see war is awful
In an exclusive interview, Zelenskyy says he told Trump that Putin is playing games. Plus, OpenAI files for IPO, Israel-Iran tensions, and more.
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US World Cup Workers Threaten Strikes Over Wages and ICE Fears
Hospitality workers at World Cup venues in Los Angeles, Seattle, and Philadelphia are threatening strikes over low wages, immigration fears, and unfair contracts as the tournament nears.
Turkey: 35% of Energy Must Be Electric by 2035
Turkey's environment minister proposes a target of 35% of final energy from electricity by 2035 at Cop31, urging electrification of transport and heating to reduce fossil fuel dependence.
Galápagos Hammerheads Risk Journey to Panama Nurseries
Scalloped hammerhead sharks thrive in Galápagos but undertake a dangerous 800-mile migration to Panama to give birth, facing industrial fishing threats along the way.
Epstein ex-assistant Lesley Groff to testify before House panel
Lesley Groff, who worked for Jeffrey Epstein for nearly 20 years, is set to testify before the House oversight committee as part of an ongoing investigation into the late convicted sex offender.
Brace for Trillionaire Musk: Oligarchy and Wealth Inequality
Elon Musk is poised to become the world's first trillionaire, raising concerns about democracy and wealth concentration. Billionaire influence in politics is skyrocketing, with the rich getting richer at staggering speed.
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Nithya Raman to Face Karen Bass in LA Mayoral Runoff
Left-wing candidate Nithya Raman secures second place in LA mayoral primary, advancing to November runoff against incumbent Karen Bass, edging out Republican Spencer Pratt.
Guardian, arte.tv Launch Democracy Short Film Initiative
Guardian Documentaries and arte.tv invite filmmakers to pitch short documentaries on democracy in Europe, with funding of up to £10,000 and distribution support.
White House Urges UK Not to Ban Social Media for Under-16s
The White House has urged the UK not to impose a social media ban for under-16s, citing concerns over disproportionate burden on US tech firms and advocating for parental tools instead.
Trump Regime's Flaws Exposed by World Cup Visa Denials
The World Cup highlights US travel dangers as Swiss star Breel Embolo is denied a visa, sparking concerns over racism and political profiling under Trump's pathocracy.
Bangladesh Farmers Struggle as Aquifers Collapse
In Bangladesh's Barind region, decades of groundwater extraction and climate change have caused aquifers to run dry, threatening farming livelihoods and sparking fears of water conflicts.
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Local peacemakers tackle Nigeria's bandit crisis
In Nigeria's northwest, communities bypass the state to negotiate peace with bandit gangs, achieving relative calm but facing challenges in sustaining deals.
Iran May Use 1979 Hostage Strategy to Humiliate Trump
Iran's tactics in the 1979 hostage crisis, which humiliated the US and cost Jimmy Carter re-election, may be repeated to pressure Trump amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict and nuclear negotiations.
Trump: Strait of Hormuz Could Open in Days with Iran Deal
President Trump says a peace deal with Iran is in its 'final throes' and the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within days, warning against bombing as it would delay reopening for months.
Europe Fears Trump, But Has More Reason to Fear JD Vance
JD Vance's toxic intervention in UK politics highlights hard-right views and disdain for European society. As immigration falls, populists turn on migrants already here, raising stakes for transatlantic relations.
Famous Chinese travel dog stolen, killed for meat
Chutou, a Border Collie with 1.5M followers, was allegedly stolen from a farm in China, sold to a dog meat restaurant, and eaten, sparking outrage. Owner Guo cut short his overseas trip to search for the dog.
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Iran's 1979 Hostage Tactics Echo in Current Standoff
Iran may be using a strategy similar to the 1979 hostage crisis to humiliate Trump and Netanyahu, prolonging the conflict to gain leverage and outlast US political pressure.
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