Manhole Mystery Grips New York: What Are the 'Mole People' Up To?
Video of figures clambering in and out of manholes sparks intrigue in New York, with comparisons to crime-fighting turtles and concerns over illegal sewer exploration.
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Russian Drone Hits Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Near Chornobyl
A Russian Shahed drone struck a spent nuclear fuel storage building near Chornobyl, damaging the facility but causing no radiation leak, Ukraine officials say.
Black Femicide: A Public Health Crisis Ignored by Systems
Black women are 2.5 times more likely to be murdered by men than white women. This article explores the systemic failures behind this alarming statistic.
Dining Across the Divide: Climate Disagreement
An apolitical retired IT manager and a far-left biologist debate climate action, net zero targets, and truth and reconciliation over dinner in Surrey.
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US insurers back vaccines through 2027 amid Trump scrutiny
A group of US insurers will continue covering routine vaccines through 2027, sending a powerful message about vaccine safety as the Trump administration targets immunization schedules and preventable disease outbreaks rise.
Berliners Win Court Ruling to Keep Görli Park Open at Night
Berlin's Görlitzer Park remains open 24/7 after a court ruling against the mayor's fence plan, sparking celebrations and ongoing debates about drug dealing and community space.
Labour's Send Reforms Threaten Specialist Schools
Labour's plan to prioritise mainstream inclusion for Send children risks undermining specialist schools like Springfields Academy, which have proven success in tailored education.
Over 1 million join Pope Leo XIV for outdoor Mass in Madrid
More than a million people gathered in Madrid for Pope Leo XIV's outdoor Mass, his first EU visit outside Italy. He urged leaders to respect every human being and reject polarisation.
Armenia Votes in Pivotal Election Amid Russia-West Tensions
Armenians vote in a high-stakes parliamentary election, with PM Pashinyan seeking a mandate for peace with Azerbaijan and closer EU ties, while pro-Russian opposition challenges.
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Tax-Break Forests: Wealthy Investors' New Haven
Wealthy investors are exploiting UK tax breaks by converting natural habitats into commercial forests, sparking environmental concerns and local opposition.
Kyiv Book Arsenal: Literary Festival Amid War
Despite repeated air-raid alerts and the threat of Russian attacks, the Kyiv Book Arsenal literary festival draws large crowds, featuring soldier-writers, frontline memoirs, and discussions on freedom and responsibility.
Criminologist urges end to tobacco black market surge
A criminologist calls for reforming nicotine laws after ABS data shows illicit tobacco now accounts for 80% of consumption, up from 12% in 2017, far exceeding global rates.
Africans in Ireland Fear Rising Hostility After Death
The death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese man restrained by security guards in Dublin, has sparked fear among Africans in Ireland, who feel a growing hostility and racism reminiscent of the George Floyd case.
Trump Loyalist with No Spy Experience to Lead US Intel
President Trump appoints real estate heir William John Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence, sparking outrage over his lack of experience and loyalty-driven agenda.
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Bears Take Major Step Toward Move to Indiana
The Chicago Bears board voted to advance a stadium project in Hammond, Indiana, after Illinois failed to secure a deal to keep the team, marking a historic shift for the franchise.
Friend's Final Texts to Missing Student in Japan Revealed
The best friend of a 20-year-old American student who vanished in Japan shares the unanswered text he sent, as search efforts continue amid difficult terrain and a typhoon.
Ukraine Drone Attack on St Petersburg After Putin Snubs Talks
Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on St Petersburg, Russia, after President Putin rejected peace talks. Hundreds of drones were intercepted, and an oil depot was struck.
Bernadette Chirac Dies at 93, Daughter Confirms
Bernadette Chirac, widow of former French president Jacques Chirac, died at age 93. She was known for her loyalty, political career, and philanthropic work.
US and Iran Exchange Strikes Threatening Ceasefire
A fresh exchange of strikes between the US and Iran strains the fragile ceasefire, with Iran launching missiles at US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait after the US shot down drones near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Ukraine Launches Massive Drone Strikes on Russia During Forum
Ukraine fired hundreds of drones at Russia early Saturday, killing one and setting an oil depot ablaze on the final day of the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Pope Calls for End to Polarisation on Spain Visit
Pope Leo XIV urged an end to polarising narratives during his week-long Spain visit, focusing on immigration, peace, and youth. He praised Spain's commitment to international law and met with homeless beneficiaries, while addressing the Church's abuse cri
Israeli Strike Kills Three Lebanese Soldiers
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed three Lebanese soldiers, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and stalled ceasefire efforts.
Iran World Cup Team Heads to Mexico Amid US Visa Row
Iran's World Cup squad travels to Mexico after US denies visas to support staff, sparking a diplomatic row ahead of the 2026 tournament co-hosted by the US, Mexico, and Canada.
Missing US Student Found Dead in Japan
American college student James 'Weston' Higginbotham, 20, missing for a week in Japan, was found deceased by volunteer rescuers in a mountainous area near Kyoto.
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Pope Leo XIV to Lead Massive Mass in Madrid on Sunday
Pope Leo XIV will celebrate an open-air mass in Madrid on Sunday, expected to draw over one million worshippers, with King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia attending.
Police Hunt Gunmen After 12 Shot at Ohio Festival
At least 12 people were shot at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio. Police are searching for two suspects who fired at each other, with victims aged 14 to 61.
First Woman to Chair Grayling Society Protects 'Lady of the Stream'
Dr Marnie Lovejoy becomes the first female chair of the Grayling Society, aiming to protect the grayling, promote women in fly-fishing, and safeguard England's chalk streams from pollution.
Paris 1970 Photo Exhibition Shows City's Transformation
A massive archive of 91,655 photos taken in May 1970 captures Paris undergoing urban development. An exhibition at the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris runs until October 2026.
Iraqi linked to Iran-backed terror attacks on Jewish sites
Mohammad Baqer al-Saadi, 32, pleaded not guilty in NYC to running a proxy terror campaign targeting Jewish communities in Europe, using social media and low-level recruits.
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Peru Runoff: Sánchez vs Fujimori in Tight Race
Peruvians vote Sunday in a polarized runoff between Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez, amid crime, instability, and voter apathy. Polls show a statistical tie.
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