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.

Technology 14 days ago

Impact of AI on Book Sales

Secondhand book sales have surged in recent months, with many independent booksellers reporting unusually large orders from unknown buyers. In a typical week, Stuart Manley of Barter Books in Northumberland would sell around 2-3 thousand…

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BBC News CBC
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Technology 14 days ago

China's Robot Stock Market Debut

China's robotics firm Unitree made a spectacular stock market debut on Wednesday, with its shares closing up 460% (or 600% as reported by another article) as investors rallied behind the company. The company's humanoid and quadruped robots…

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NBC News The Guardian
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Economy/Business 14 days ago

Churchill Falls Hydro Deal

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new agreement in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, with Premier Christine Fréchette of Quebec and Tony Wakeham, the Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, to invest nearly $70 billion in clean…

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CBC National Post
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World 14 days ago

Ritual Human Sacrifice Discovery

Archaeologists have unearthed skeletal remains at an ancient pyramid in Peru, believed to be around 1,400 years old. The remains are thought to be those of a man who was buried as an offering near the base of Huaca Pucllana, an adobe…

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CBS News The Independent
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Health 14 days ago

Vaccine Exemption Controversy

In the 2025-26 school year, about 155,000 kindergartners in the US had at least one vaccine exemption, a record high according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This represents 4.2% of all kindergartners…

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NBC News National Post
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World 15 days ago

Life at the Gaza Zoo

Mahmoud Gomaa, the owner of a zoo in Gaza's Nuseirat refugee camp, has been working tirelessly to save his animals from the devastating effects of war. After being forced to flee his original location in Rafah due to Israeli troops'…

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The Independent The Straits Times
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Politics 15 days ago

Trump's North Korea Diplomacy

Donald Trump claimed that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has responded to his attempts to reach out, but he declined to provide any details. In an Oval Office press conference, a reporter asked Trump why Kim had not responded, and Trump…

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Al Jazeera The Guardian
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Health 15 days ago

King Harald Hospitalized

King Harald of Norway, 89 years old, has been taken to the National Hospital after being treated with cortisone for the blood disease hemolytic anemia. The royal palace stated that the king has been on sick leave for two weeks and that his…

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BBC News The Independent
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Health 15 days ago

Canadian Plasma Collection

Grifols, a multinational company operating 17 private clinics across Canada, has announced that it will temporarily pause all plasma collection activities in Canada. This decision comes after the deaths of two donors at one of its Winnipeg…

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CBC The Guardian
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Sports 15 days ago

FIFA Executive Departure

Kevin Lamour, FIFA's Chief Operating Officer, has left the organization after criticizing Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a stake in the World Cup and other tournaments. Lamour joined FIFA in November 2024, two years ago, having been part…

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Al Jazeera CBC
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