This month across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 3200 articles from 50 outlets, grouped into 2242 stories.

World 8 days ago

Landslide at Waste Mound

A landslide at a waste dump in Guinea's capital city, Conakry, killed 30 people and injured 22 others after heavy rains overnight caused it to collapse. The incident occurred on Sunday morning around 2am, engulfing nearby tents and shacks…

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UPI The Guardian
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Crime & Law 8 days ago

COVID 19 Origin Investigation

Dr. David Morens, a former senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), has pleaded guilty to conspiring to conceal federal records related to COVID-19 research. He used his…

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The Independent Washington Examiner
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Politics 8 days ago

National Guard Deployment in DC

Donald Trump deployed thousands of National Guard members to Washington, D.C. in August 2025, claiming it was necessary to combat "violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals" and "complete and total lawlessness". However, only 1.3% of…

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NPR The Independent
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Sports 11 days ago

FIFA World Cup Controversy

Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, is facing a global petition calling for his resignation after he attempted to sell future World Cup profits to private investors. The petition, launched by Football Supporters Europe, Football…

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CBC Toronto Star
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Sports 11 days ago

Australia vs Bangladesh Cricket

The Australian cricket team has made one change for their second test against Bangladesh, replacing Jake Weatherald with Matt Renshaw at the top of the order. Australia's coach was quoted as saying that his side will "come harder" in the…

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Al Jazeera ABC News (AU)
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Crime & Law 11 days ago

FBI Raids Eric Swalwell Home

Federal agents seized electronic devices from former Representative Eric Swalwell's home and office as part of an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. The devices were taken at San Francisco airport on Saturday, with a…

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World 11 days ago

Russia Missile Tests Spark Tension

Russia's Pacific Fleet conducted a missile test off disputed islands in the Sea of Okhotsk, prompting a protest from Japan. The Bastion surface-to-ship missile system was tested on August (no specific date mentioned) with missiles hitting…

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Euronews The Guardian
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Crime & Law 11 days ago

Australia Charges Russian Spy

A 27-year-old dual Russian-Australian citizen has been charged with foreign interference for allegedly trying to pass sensitive Ukrainian military information to Russia. According to Australian police, the man traveled to Russia in October…

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Al Jazeera Euronews
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Technology 11 days ago

NASA Space Telescope Issue

NASA's plan to save a falling satellite has been scrapped due to technical issues with the rescue spacecraft, known as Link, which was launched in early July by Katalyst Space. The mission aimed to capture NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift…

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CBC National Post
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Environment 11 days ago

Panama Canal Cuts Shipping

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is reducing the number of ships passing through the waterway due to a drought caused by El Niño, which has led to low water levels in two artificial lakes that feed the canal. The ACP will allow 32 vessels…

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BBC News Euronews
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Environment 11 days ago

Missing Climbers Found In Glacier

Two Belgian climbers, 39 and 41 years old, who went missing in the Swiss Alps in 1992, have been found dead in a glacier in Valais, Switzerland. A hiker stumbled upon their bodies on July 26th as the Trift glacier was melting. DNA analysis…

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BBC News The Independent
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World 11 days ago

Migration in Ceuta Crisis

In late July, an estimated 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with over 100 deaths reported in the attempt. However, most of those who made it to Ceuta have since returned to Morocco, leaving behind a…

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Euronews Deutsche Welle
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