Seven Injured After Car Hits Pedestrians in Italy
Seven people were injured, two seriously, after a car drove into pedestrians in Modena, Italy. The driver, in his 30s, was arrested and also allegedly attempted to stab a passerby.
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Timmy the Whale Confirmed Dead After Rescue Attempt
Danish authorities confirm Timmy the humpback whale is dead, found near Anholt after a costly and criticized rescue operation from Germany.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Surges as Major Parties Scramble
One Nation wins first federal lower house seat, threatening major parties amid rising populism and economic anxieties in Australia.
Canvas Hack: To Pay or Not to Pay Ransom? Experts Weigh In
After Instructure's Canvas hack, experts debate paying ransoms. Most governments advise against it, but many firms pay to protect data. What happens to stolen data?
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Eurovision Boss Sparks Fury Over Possible Russia Return
Eurovision executive director Martin Green says Russia could 'theoretically' return to the contest despite the war in Ukraine, sparking accusations of hypocrisy and moral cowardice from politicians.
Car Rams Crowd in Italy, Followed by Stabbing
At least seven injured after a car plows into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, before the driver flees and stabs a person. Two seriously hurt, one may lose legs.
Wes Streeting Confirms Labour Leadership Bid
Wes Streeting announces his intention to stand in a potential Labour leadership contest, emphasizing the need for a proper contest and supporting Andy Burnham's by-election run.
Vernon Kay's Dad Denies Cheating Rumors After Split
Vernon Kay's father speaks out against cheating rumors following his son's amicable separation from Tess Daly after 23 years of marriage, calling speculation '100% rubbish.'
Senator Dela Rosa Evades Arrest in Chaotic Standoff
Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted for crimes against humanity, escapes senate after a chaotic week involving gunfire, protective custody, and political maneuvering.
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Trump's Human Rights Silence on China Marks Shift
Trump's lack of focus on human rights in China is a big departure for US diplomacy, reflecting both the transformation of the US and China's growing confidence.
Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Map Bid
The US Supreme Court rejected Virginia Democrats' attempt to restore a congressional map that could have given them four more House seats, marking another twist in mid-decade redistricting.
Labor Accused of Underfunding ANAO in Budget
Transparency advocates and Senator David Pocock criticize budget funding for the Australian National Audit Office, warning that resource cuts undermine accountability and oversight of government spending.
Trump's China Trip: Hype, Little Substance
Donald Trump's China summit was heavy on pageantry but lacked tangible progress on Taiwan, Iran, or AI. Critics say the meeting was more performative than substantive.
Stacey Abrams: Gutting Voting Rights Act Is 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams calls the US Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais 'evil' for dismantling the 1965 Voting Rights Act and enabling racial gerrymandering.
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Trump: Xi Says Jimmy Lai Case 'Tough One'
Donald Trump raised jailed Hong Kong democracy activist Jimmy Lai's case with Xi Jinping, but said the Chinese leader called it a 'tough one' and he feels 'not optimistic' about Lai's release.
FDA in Turmoil: Top Drug Chief Fired, Vaccine Head Out
Dr. Tracy Beth Hoeg, FDA's acting drug chief, says she was fired after refusing to resign. Katherine Szarama, acting vaccines chief, also leaves amid leadership vacuum.
Stacey Abrams: Voting Rights Act Gutting Is 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's decision to gut the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement despite the chaos for midterm elections.
Abrams: Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Ruling 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement to counter the dismantling of majority-Black districts.
Stafford Byelection: LNP Poised for Historic Win
Voters in Brisbane's Stafford electorate cast ballots in a byelection expected to swing to the LNP, potentially ending Steven Miles' Labor leadership.
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Trump: US, Nigeria Kill ISIS 'Second in Command'
President Trump says US and Nigerian forces killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, the Islamic State's global deputy leader, in a complex mission in Africa.
European Leaders Face Unprecedented Popularity Crisis
Polling shows leaders of Europe's three largest economies—UK, France, Germany—are deeply unpopular, with approval ratings below 27%. Structural economic challenges and global turmoil are blamed.
Stacey Abrams: Gutting Voting Rights Act 'Evil'
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court ruling that gutted the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement to counter the erosion of democracy.
Saturday Quiz: Mars, McDonald's, and More
Test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz, covering topics from the Zhurong rover on Mars to Andy Warhol's Florence quip and more.
Isla Bell Vigil: Family Demands Justice After Charge Dropped
Friends and family of Isla Bell, whose body was found in a Melbourne tip, protested after prosecutors dropped a manslaughter charge against the accused. They demand systemic change.
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Starmer's Leadership Under Siege: Allies Deny Challenge
Keir Starmer faces a turbulent week with MPs viewing him as interim leader, though no formal challenger has emerged. Allies insist he will contest any challenge.
Trump UFO Files: Distraction or Disclosure?
Trump releases UFO files, playing into conspiracy theories. Analysis reveals it's a political distraction from scandals, not alien proof.
Palestinians Demolish Own Homes for Israeli Theme Park
In East Jerusalem's al-Bustan, Palestinians are demolishing their own homes to make way for a biblical theme park, facing economic coercion and displacement.
Survey: Over a Third of Britons Say They Changed Class
A new survey reveals that more than a third of Britons believe they have changed social class, with a 'polyclass' of 6 million identifying with multiple classes.
Why International Aid Fails: Lessons from Islamabad
A former USAID official reflects on 25 years in development, arguing that donors funded professional NGOs over authentic grassroots groups, undermining aid effectiveness.
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Corbyn on Labour Coups and Starmer's Woes
Jeremy Corbyn reflects on his 2016 coup, sympathizes with Starmer, and assesses potential successors like Streeting, Burnham, and Rayner.
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