This month across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 3000 articles from 50 outlets, grouped into 2110 stories.

Technology 8 days ago

Best Brazilian Workplaces

In Brazil, 900,000 employees across various sectors were surveyed by Statista as part of a study to determine the top employers in the country. The survey asked questions about employees' willingness to recommend their own employer and…

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Politics 8 days ago

Chinese Artist's Family Reunion

A US-based Chinese artist, Gao Zhen, was sentenced to 3 years in prison by the Sanhei People's Court in northern Hebei province, China on Tuesday for creating a satirical artwork involving statues of Mao Zedong. The artwork, which Gao had…

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World 8 days ago

Myanmar Human Rights Crisis

The human rights situation in Myanmar has reached a new low, according to a recent UN report, which paints a dire picture of suffering and abuse across the country. The ruling junta seized power in a coup on 1 February 2021, ousting the…

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Politics 8 days ago

Andrew Burnham Defends Remarks

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister of Britain, has defended his previous comments about Donald Trump, saying that the US President has also made similar remarks. Burnham was asked about his past statements, including when he served as…

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Technology 8 days ago

Vietnam Internet Censorship

Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched Starlink satellite internet service in Vietnam, one of the world's most tightly controlled online environments. The service is available to residential customers for around €37 ($43) a month and is operated…

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Technology 8 days ago

Robot Police Dogs

In Canada, Chinese robot dogs called Unitree Go2 are on sale starting at around $6,000, but despite their capabilities in activities like running and table tennis, they still require human control to function. Security researchers have…

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Crime & Law 8 days ago

Edmonton Pride Parade Security

On Sunday, a bomb threat was made against the Edmonton Pride Festival parade, prompting an increased police presence in the area. However, the threat was deemed not credible by the Edmonton Police Service's hate crime unit after…

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Global Economic Quiz

There is no actual news story in the provided article, but rather an invitation to take a quiz on global economics as part of the Planet Money series called "Summer School". The quiz promises to test one's knowledge of economic concepts…

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Sports 8 days ago

Azerbaijan Football Roster

Sabah, an Azerbaijan football club formed in September 2017, made its Champions League debut by defeating Hapoel Beer-Sheva of Israel in a qualifying playoff. Sabah was just seconds from elimination when substitute Tellur Mutallimov scored…

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Entertainment 8 days ago

Indian Jewellery Ad Controversy

Kriti Sanon, a popular Bollywood actor, appeared in an advertisement for Rakshabandhan, a Hindu festival where sisters tie a thread called Rakhi over their brothers' wrists. However, the ad sparked backlash after Kangana Ranaut, another…

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Crime & Law 8 days ago

Baie Verte Sex Abuse Scandal

In 1970, Bishop John Michael O'Neill of Grand Falls asked Father Leonard Joseph Kelly to leave his parish in Baie Verte after allegations of misconduct. The letter is dated March 31, 1970, and while it doesn't explicitly state the nature…

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