This week across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 750 articles from 48 outlets, grouped into 527 stories.

Health 5 days ago

BBC Journalist Resignation

Elizabeth Quigley, the wife of John Swinney, a BBC journalist in Scotland, has resigned from her position on health grounds. She has been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, a condition that causes severe, shock-like pain on one side of…

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Health 5 days ago

Social Scheduling Struggles

Many people are finding it increasingly difficult to make plans with friends due to a lack of clear expectations and boundaries. Dr. Jeff Katzman, a psychiatrist at Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Conn., suggests that invitations are…

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Leans right
Politics 5 days ago

Federal Tuition Lawsuit

The Justice Department has filed 21 lawsuits against four more states, including Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington, over their laws offering in-state tuition benefits to undocumented students. These laws, known as "Dream Acts,"…

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Crime & Law 5 days ago

Police Use of Opioid Funds

Local law enforcement agencies across the US have been using $50 billion in opioid settlement funds to purchase Flock cameras, which are AI-powered automated license plate readers (ALPRs). The money began flowing to states and localities…

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Leans left
Politics 5 days ago

Palestine US Tensions Escalate

US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent has announced that the US will impose sanctions on Palestine Action, a UK-based anti-genocide protest group, due to its alleged ties to a "terrorist organization". The sanctions are aimed at…

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Leans strongly left
World 5 days ago

South Sudan Cattle Raid

At least 49 people were killed and 33 others wounded in a violent cattle raid that occurred in Warrap State, South Sudan on Thursday morning. The attack, which started at around 5 a.m., was carried out by assailants from Unity State and…

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Crime & Law 5 days ago

Immigration Detention Center Abuses

On September 12, a nurse at Camp East Montana immigration detention center in El Paso, Texas called 911 to report that a detainee was experiencing severe pain, had swallowed a foreign object, and was unable to speak. The nurse stated that…

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Leans strongly left
Politics 5 days ago

Russia's Military Mobilization Plan

Russia plans to mobilize up to 600,000 additional soldiers over the next two years, according to Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate and Foreign Intelligence Service. The decision was allegedly made by Moscow in response to severe…

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Leans left
Sports 5 days ago

AFLW Player Injury Update

Mia King, a player for the Kangaroos in the Australian Rules football league (AFLW), will be out for the rest of the current season after undergoing spinal fusion surgery to fuse the C5 and C6 vertebrae in her neck. The surgery was…

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Health 5 days ago

Congo Ebola Outbreak Fights Back

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, 5,713 cases of Ebola have been confirmed since the outbreak began, with 2,744 deaths reported as of Tuesday. The death rate among confirmed cases is approximately 48%. To combat the virus, a vaccination…

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Politics 5 days ago

US Trade War Escalation

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