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Crime & Law 5 days ago

Indian Man Charged in Crash

Manjit Singh, a 50-year-old Indian-origin semi-truck driver from Fresno, California, has been charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after allegedly causing a head-on crash in Ohio that killed a 50-year-old woman named Brenda Watson…

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Politics 5 days ago

UK Relies on SpaceX Services

Britain has spent nearly $40 million on satellite services from SpaceX, making it the first country outside of the US to acknowledge using the company's Starshield service for military and intelligence missions. The UK's Defence Ministry…

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Leans right
Politics 5 days ago

Uganda Leaves Invictus Games

Uganda's military chief, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, announced on X (formerly Twitter) that his country is withdrawing from the Invictus Games out of respect for King Charles III. The decision was made to avoid being seen as opposed to King…

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Politics 6 days ago

Socioeconomic Duty for Public Bodies

The British government is setting up a new unit in Whitehall to address socioeconomic inequalities, which will impose a "socioeconomic duty" on public bodies, requiring them to consider how to improve the lives of lower-income families…

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Leans strongly right
World 6 days ago

Archaeological Discoveries in Peru

In northern Peru, near the city of Trujillo (around 500 kilometres north of Lima), archaeologists have uncovered a collective tomb containing the remains of 38 people at the ancient citadel of Chan Chan. The tomb was discovered a few weeks…

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Crime & Law 6 days ago

Bikie Gang Arrests Made

Seven men, allegedly part of the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang, have been arrested in Canberra as part of a long-running investigation into their involvement in the illicit drugs trade in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). The…

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Technology 6 days ago

US Fears Falling Behind in AI

Cameron Stanley, the top artificial intelligence official at the Department of War, stated that US allies, including those in NATO and the Five Eyes partnership, lack the resources to keep pace with the US military's adoption of AI…

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Entertainment 6 days ago

National Television Awards

Alan Carr, a comedian, received an Special Recognition award at the 31st National Television Awards on Tuesday night. He appeared emotional while accepting the honor. Notably, his acceptance speech referenced a past controversy: in a 2025…

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Crime & Law 6 days ago

Crypto Trading Investigation

Karachi police obtained the 4-year crypto trading records of 25-year-old businessman Mir Raza Ali, who was found dead with a gunshot wound in Gulistan-i-Jauhar in July. According to a police official, the records showed that Ali had been…

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Politics 6 days ago

Mao's Lasting Political Legacy

Mao Zedong, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), died 50 years ago on September 9, 1976. Since then, China has undergone a significant transformation from a poor and isolated communist state to the world's second-largest…

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Entertainment 6 days ago

Kenya's Traffic Jugglers

In Nairobi, Kenya's capital city, a group of street acrobats has turned traffic jams into a source of income. The performers, who are all dressed in identical outfits, use the congestion to display their skills and earn tips from drivers…

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Crime & Law 6 days ago

British Man Found Dead Abroad

A British man named Andrew Frederick was found dead in Grenada on January 4th, and his family is seeking more information about his death. An autopsy performed in Grenada concluded that Frederick's death was a homicide, but the director of…

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Environment 6 days ago

Alaska Ship Invasion Risk

In the past 11 years, 29,799 commercial vessels arrived in Alaska's ports, creating a significant risk of invasive species arriving with them through a process called biofouling. Biofouling occurs when marine organisms attach to submerged…

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