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Politics 8 days ago

European Gold Reserve Moves

European countries are moving their gold reserves out of the United States, with $12 billion being shifted by the Dutch central bank from New York to London, and $15 billion by France's central bank from New York to Paris. This follows a…

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BBC News The Bulwark
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Environment 8 days ago

Croatian Toxic Waste Protests

Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Zagreb, the capital city of Croatia, to demand that the government clean up a massive dump of hazardous waste. The protest, one of the largest in years, was sparked by frustration over the…

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Al Jazeera The Straits Times
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Sports 8 days ago

Wallabies vs Argentina Rugby

The Wallabies played against Argentina's Pumas in Mendoza, and the game ended in a 28-all draw. The Australians had opportunities to win but failed to capitalize on them, particularly when they had a two-man advantage over the Pumas in the…

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ABC News (AU) The Sydney Morning Herald
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World 8 days ago

Hungarian Gravedigging Contest

In a cemetery in Nyergesujfalu, northern Hungary, 38 competitors gathered to participate in a gravedigging contest organized by the Hungarian Association of Cemetery Maintainers and Operators. The event aimed to showcase the skills of…

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New York Post South China Morning Post
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Sports 8 days ago

Blue Jays vs Royals

Jameson Taillon, a pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, left his start against the Kansas City Royals after two innings due to right elbow discomfort. This comes just one day after he made his first appearance since being placed on the…

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Technology 8 days ago

Quebec Courts and AI Limits

Quebec's courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges' use of generative artificial intelligence, emphasizing that judging is a fundamentally human responsibility. The guidelines, adopted by the Quebec Court of Appeal, Superior…

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Global News Toronto Star
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Environment 8 days ago

Bear Attack Injuries Whistler

A woman was injured in a bear attack in the backcountry near Whistler on Friday evening at 5 p.m. PT. She was part of a group of three hikers who encountered two bears near Conflict Lake in the Callaghan Conservancy. One of the bears…

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CBC News Global News
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Politics 8 days ago

Immigrant Deportation Controversy

Six Cuban and Afghan immigrants, who were deported from the US under the Trump administration, have arrived in Guyana. The group, which had no known criminal backgrounds, was part of a larger effort by the US to send non-citizen deportees…

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Al Jazeera CBS News
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Health 8 days ago

Indonesia Food Poisoning Incident

Over 2,000 Indonesians, mostly students, fell ill with food poisoning in several locations across Indonesia. The incidents occurred between Tuesday and Thursday, September 5, 2026, in areas including East Java, Central Java, West Sumatra…

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South China Morning Post The Hindu
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Crime & Law 8 days ago

Reflecting Pool Case Legal Battle

David Hearn, a 67-year-old former Olympian, is facing a potential lawsuit over damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. The case has become a point of contention between President Donald Trump and his…

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ABC News (US) The Independent
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Environment 9 days ago

Sydney Sizzling Heat Wave

A total fire ban was issued for Sydney on Saturday due to extremely hot and dry conditions, with the city expected to reach 33 degrees. The Bureau of Meteorology's Robert Urbaniak warned that the "very dry, very windy" conditions combined…

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The Sydney Morning Herald The Guardian
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Sports 9 days ago

USC Football Attendance Issues

The USC Trojans' season opener against San Jose State drew attention for its small crowd at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The stadium had an announced attendance of 53,014, which is below the 77,500-seat capacity and several thousand…

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Fox News New York Post
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Crime & Law 9 days ago

Burning Man Death Incident

A man in his mid-50s died at Burning Man after suffering a medical emergency on Thursday, according to the festival's organizers. He was taken to the camp's emergency care center and pronounced dead despite receiving lifesaving measures…

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NBC News New York Post
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Sports 9 days ago

Montreal Alouettes Win

The Montreal Alouettes beat the B.C. Lions 37-30 in front of 22,752 fans at Percival Molson Stadium on Friday night. The Alouettes were down by 12 points at halftime but came back to outscore the Lions 30-18 in the second half. This win…

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Global News Toronto Star
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Politics 9 days ago

Tunisia Cracks Down Critics

Tunisian police arrested prominent journalist Mohamed Yousfi, an outspoken critic of President Kais Saied, on September 4. Yousfi was preparing to enter Express FM Radio for a radio program when he was taken in by police, who told the…

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Al Jazeera The Straits Times
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World 9 days ago

UN Concerns Over Israel Operation

In January and February 2025, Israel's military operation "Iron Wall" in the occupied West Bank resulted in the deaths of 102 Palestinians and the displacement of over 33,000 residents from three refugee camps: Jenin, Nur Shams, and…

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Al Jazeera Dawn
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World 9 days ago

Dolphin Beaten by Migrants

Thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where 5,000 out of an estimated 72,500 who swam over from Morocco in July still reside on its streets and beaches. In a disturbing incident, a group of men were seen capturing a…

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Fox News Daily Mail
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Politics 9 days ago

Pentagon Fires Journalists

US District Judge Trevor McFadden has allowed the Pentagon to move forward with terminating three employees of the Stars and Stripes military newspaper: publisher Max Lederer, editor-in-chief Erik Slavin, and Middle East reporter Lara…

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CBS News The Guardian
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Crime & Law 9 days ago

Missouri Campaign Scandal

Thomas Ross, a Republican candidate for Missouri's House of Representatives in Joplin, has been accused of trying to plant cocaine and Adderall on his primary opponent, Louise Secker. Prosecutors allege that Ross gave his former campaign…

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ABC News (US) The Guardian
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Crime & Law 9 days ago

Notting Hill Carnival Incident

Karnell Kelly, a 25-year-old man, died in hospital after jumping into a canal while fleeing police officers during the Notting Hill Carnival in west London. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon when Kelly was being pursued by officers…

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Daily Mail Evening Standard
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Politics 9 days ago

US Senate Election Outlook

The US Senate has become unexpectedly competitive ahead of the November elections, with Democrats potentially on track to win control from Republicans. 74 days remain until election day and the party only needs to flip three seats to gain…

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Silver Bulletin Los Angeles Times
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