Night attack on Kyiv complex leaves residents salvaging
Residents in Kyiv's Vynohradar district salvage homes after heavy missile and drone attack, with five dead and dozens injured across Ukraine.
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NJ Sues Private ICE Facility Operator Over Conditions
New Jersey's attorney general files a lawsuit against Geo Group, operator of Delaney Hall ICE facility, demanding health inspections amid reports of inhumane conditions and a hunger strike.
Trump's Lebanon De-escalation: A Fragile Pause
The Guardian editorial analyzes Trump's intervention to curb Israel's offensive in Lebanon, highlighting the fragile nature of the truce and the need for lasting peace amid ongoing violence.
Sheinbaum Chides US Ambassador Over Drug War Interference
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum rebuked US Ambassador Ron Johnson for political interference amid rising tensions over drug trafficking, urging ambassadors to respect internal affairs.
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What’s Missing from ‘Embarrassing’ Mandelson Files?
The second tranche of documents on Peter Mandelson’s US ambassador appointment reveals government infighting and doubts about Keir Starmer, but key details on Epstein links and security vetting remain redacted.
Trump Loyalist Pulte Appointed Intelligence Chief Sparks Alarm
Bill Pulte, a Trump loyalist with no intelligence experience, has been named acting DNI, raising concerns about politicization of the intelligence community.
Denmark's New Government: Greenland, Cost of Living Focus
Denmark's new left-leaning government, led by PM Mette Frederiksen, vows to resist US pressure on Greenland and address the cost of living crisis with VAT cuts, free public transport for youth, and free dental care.
Sikh Blade Debate Reignited After Murder Conviction
The murder conviction of Vickrum Digwa for stabbing Henry Nowak has sparked debate over kirpans, the ceremonial blades carried by some Sikhs. The case raises questions about religious exemptions and knife laws in the UK.
Rubio Says Iran Open to Nuclear Talks Despite Stalled Peace
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio testified that Iran agreed to negotiate nuclear aspects previously refused, even as Tehran announced halting peace talks and moving to close the Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump Signs Executive Order for Early AI Review
President Trump signed an executive order creating a voluntary framework for the government to review powerful new AI models before public release, aiming to enhance cybersecurity and national security.
Trump shouted and cursed Netanyahu over Beirut bombing threat
Donald Trump reportedly swore at Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel's threat to resume bombing Beirut's southern suburbs, Axios reports. Iran then suspended US talks.
Santos Beetaloo Drilling Approved, Groups Seek Federal Review
Santos receives approval for up to 12 new gas wells in the Beetaloo basin, prompting environmental groups to call for a federal assessment under national nature laws due to concerns over water and species.
Australia must engage Solomon Islands with mutual respect
Australia should focus on Solomon Islands' needs, not just countering China, says expert ahead of PM Wale's visit.
Kenyans Protest US Ebola Quarantine Plan
Residents of Nanyuki, Kenya, strongly oppose a US plan to build an Ebola quarantine facility for American citizens, fearing virus exposure and double standards.
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Six states sue Trump admin over wind farm deal
Six states sued the Trump administration over a $1bn deal to cancel a major offshore wind lease off New York, arguing it is unlawful and harms clean energy jobs.
Murder Case Ignites Civil War on British Right
The murder of Henry Nowak fuels racial rhetoric and a political battle between Reform UK and Restore Britain, threatening to push British politics further right.
Trump Taps Bill Pulte as Acting Intel Chief
President Donald Trump has appointed Bill Pulte, head of the FHFA, as acting director of national intelligence, days after Tulsi Gabbard left the role.
Carbon Removal Tech Must Outpace Solar Growth: Report
Novel carbon dioxide removal must expand at rates exceeding solar panel deployment to meet 1.5C climate goal, but current capacity and support remain fragile, study warns.
Patriot Missile Shortage Creates Vulnerability in Ukraine
A global shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles, exacerbated by conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, leaves Ukraine and other allies vulnerable to Russian and Iranian ballistic missile attacks.
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Dawn Airey Named Arts Council England Chair, Cites AI Challenge
Media veteran Dawn Airey succeeds Nicholas Serota as Arts Council England chair, citing AI as a major challenge. She pledges transparency and fairer funding distribution.
Global Photos: Gaza Exams, Kenya Protest, Ukraine
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including students taking exams in Gaza, an activist arrested at an Ebola protest in Kenya, and the aftermath of a Russian strike in Ukraine.
Anthropic Surges Past OpenAI, Files for IPO
Anthropic files for IPO, surpassing OpenAI in valuation. Pope Leo warns against AI in encyclical with Anthropic co-founder present. Silicon Valley billionaires spend record sums in California primaries.
German refugee fought Nazis as secret listener
Fritz Lustig fled Nazi Germany in 1939, was interned as an enemy alien, then joined a top-secret British intelligence unit bugging German POWs, helping defeat the Nazis.
Trump Drops $2.5B Fund After GOP Revolt
Donald Trump abandoned a $2.5 billion 'anti-weaponisation' fund after rare rebellion from his own Republican Party, which called it a 'slush fund' for his allies.
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Hanoi Clamps Down on Pavement Vendors, Changing Kerb Culture
Hanoi's iconic pavement culture is under threat as authorities enforce fines on illegal vendors, aiming for cleanliness and order. Many vendors lose income, while some residents support the changes.
Trump Pushes AI as MAGA Allies Worry About Risks
President Donald Trump champions rapid AI development to compete with China, but some in his MAGA base fear job loss and societal disruption, urging regulation.
Russian attacks kill 18 across Ukraine in night assault
Russia launched 73 missiles and 656 drones at Ukraine, killing at least 18. Kyiv, Dnipro, and Odesa hit. Zelensky urges US Patriot support.
Two Pilots Killed in Taiwan Training Plane Crash
A Taiwanese military training aircraft crashed during a simulated engine failure exercise, killing both pilots. President Lai Ching-te expressed deep sadness and praised their sacrifice.
Japanese Dancers Pursue Ballet Dreams in Russia
Jotaro Kanazasi and Haruka Takemi, two Japanese dancers in Russia, pursue their ballet dreams despite the Ukraine war, staying focused on their art while navigating challenges.
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Australia is failing to prepare for the massive electricity demands of AI and data centers, risking economic and geopolitical irrelevance as the world shifts to computational power.
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