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.

Health 2 days ago

Hospital Emergency Overwhelm

This summer's patient levels in Canadian emergency departments have reached unprecedented highs. In cities like Halifax, doctors are seeing a surge in patients, with some waiting for over 15 hours in the waiting room. This is unusual for…

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Leans strongly left
Politics 2 days ago

California Gubernatorial Politics

Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host and adviser to David Cameron, is running for governor of California against incumbent Gavin Newsom. Hilton, who has been endorsed by President Donald Trump, thinks he can win the election in November…

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Leans strongly right
Politics 2 days ago

North Korean Nuclear Threats

North Korea's Foreign Ministry released a statement on August 31, condemning what it calls the United States' continued "hostile policy" towards North Korea. The statement accused Washington of maintaining a confrontational stance through…

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Politics 2 days ago

Natalie Harp's Rise to Power

Natalie Harp, a 35-year-old White House aide, grew up in Southern California with conservative values and Christian teachings. She was home-schooled by her mother using educational materials written from a biblical worldview, and the…

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Leans right
Technology 2 days ago

ChatGPT EU Regulation

The European Union has added ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, to a list of digital services subject to greater legal scrutiny, making it the first AI chatbot to face tougher safety rules. This comes after August 31st, when the EU also designated…

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Environment 2 days ago

New York Subway Heat Crisis

Jack Klein, a 31-year-old construction site manager, has been tracking the extremely high temperatures in New York City's subway system. He has been sticking teardrop-shaped thermometers to steel beams in seven of the hottest Manhattan…

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Leans left
Crime & Law 2 days ago

Qantas Ground Crew Strike

Some regional Qantas ground crews have voted in favour of taking industrial action, with 97% of 350 workers backing the move, according to the Transport Workers Union. The workers are demanding better pay and improved safety conditions…

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Leans left
World 2 days ago

Hurricane Fiona Hits Canada

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Science 2 days ago

Bronze Age Village Uncovered

More than 3,000 years ago, on land now being developed into a modern Scottish suburb, 12 Bronze Age roundhouses were discovered by archaeologists from GUARD Archaeology during excavations in 2018-19. The houses, which dated back to between…

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World 2 days ago

Guinea-Bissau Presidential Elections

Guinea-Bissau, a small West African country with 2.2 million people, is transitioning from military rule to democracy after a disputed election in November. On Sunday, voters went to the polls for a referendum on whether to give the…

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Leans right
Crime & Law 2 days ago

Theft of Royal Necklace

Two men are being hunted by Austrian police after stealing a priceless necklace worth millions in a brazen smash-and-grab raid at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna on Thursday afternoon. The 673-diamond necklace, valued at an…

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