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World 14 days ago

Human Rights in Myanmar

The situation in Myanmar has reached a new low, according to a recent report by the United Nations, with human rights conditions worsening due to illegal mining and scam centers. This crisis has been ongoing since the 2021 coup that ousted…

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Politics 14 days ago

Andy Burnham Defends Comments

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister of Britain, has defended his previous comments about Donald Trump, stating that the US president has also made similar remarks. Despite having described American politics as "poisonous" and "polarised"…

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World 14 days ago

Vietnam Censorship Crackdown

Elon Musk's SpaceX has begun selling satellite internet service in Vietnam, one of the world's most heavily censored online environments. The service, called Starlink, started accepting orders from Vietnamese customers this month with…

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Technology 14 days ago

Robot Dogs on the Market

Chinese company Unitree has introduced a robot dog called the Go2 in Canada, which starts at $6,000. Despite its capabilities in tasks like fire and rescue work, the software running these robots requires human input to function. According…

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Crime & Law 14 days ago

Edmonton Pride Parade Safety

On Saturday, a bomb threat was called in against the Edmonton Pride Festival parade, prompting an increased police presence. The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) had received information about the potential threat several weeks ago, but…

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Economy/Business 14 days ago

Global Economic Quiz

NPR has released a quick quiz to test readers' understanding of global economics, as part of their Planet Money series called "Summer School". The quiz consists of 8 questions, designed to assess knowledge of economic ideas gathered on…

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Sports 14 days ago

Israeli Soccer Team Excluded

Sabah, an Azerbaijani football club formed 8 years ago in September 2017, has earned a spot in the Champions League's main competition after defeating Israeli Premier League champions Hapoel Beer-Sheva in a qualifying playoff. The match…

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Entertainment 14 days ago

Indian Jewellery Ad Controversy

An Indian jewellery brand has removed an ad featuring actress Kriti Sanon celebrating the Hindu festival of Rakshabandhan (Rakhi) due to backlash over her outfit. The ad showed Sanon wearing a cropped top, skirt, and cape while tying Rakhi…

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Crime & Law 14 days ago

Nfld Bishop Allegations Scandal

In 1970, Father Leonard Joseph Kelly was removed from his parish in Baie Verte, Newfoundland and Labrador, by Bishop John Michael O'Neill of Grand Falls. The bishop's letter to Kelly suggests that the priest had been engaging in…

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Politics 14 days ago

Third-Country Deportation Case

A decision from the First Circuit Court of Appeals is expected soon, which could impact the Trump administration's third-country deportation program. The court heard arguments in May 2023 on the case D.V.D. v. DHS, where lawyers are…

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Politics 14 days ago

Abdul El-Sayed Appearance on Fox News

Abdul El-Sayed appeared on Fox News's show hosted by Jesse Watters, where he was questioned about his past progressive positions. The conversation was marked by Watters interrupting and not allowing El-Sayed to fully answer questions…

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