Carter to Lie in State in Washington D.C. Before State Funeral
Former US President Jimmy Carter, who died aged 100 on December 29, will lie in state at the US Capitol from Tuesday after a ceremony at the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta, before a large state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday; the US federal government will be closed ...
Carter to Lie in State in Washington D.C. Before State Funeral
Former US President Jimmy Carter, who died aged 100 on December 29, will lie in state at the US Capitol from Tuesday after a ceremony at the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta, before a large state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday; the US federal government will be closed ...
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Husband Runs Over Estranged Wife Twice, Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder
In Edinburgh last April, William Budge, 62, attempted to murder his estranged wife by running her over twice with his car after she left him, causing severe injuries; he pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing.
Husband Runs Over Estranged Wife Twice, Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder
In Edinburgh last April, William Budge, 62, attempted to murder his estranged wife by running her over twice with his car after she left him, causing severe injuries; he pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing.
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England Cricket Faces Boycott Calls Amid Afghanistan Women's Rights Concerns
Facing pressure to boycott an upcoming cricket match against Afghanistan due to the Taliban regime's restrictions on women's rights, the England and Wales Cricket Board seeks a coordinated international response rather than unilateral action, acknowledging diverse views on the effectiveness of boyco...
England Cricket Faces Boycott Calls Amid Afghanistan Women's Rights Concerns
Facing pressure to boycott an upcoming cricket match against Afghanistan due to the Taliban regime's restrictions on women's rights, the England and Wales Cricket Board seeks a coordinated international response rather than unilateral action, acknowledging diverse views on the effectiveness of boyco...
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Trudeau Resigns as Canadian Prime Minister Amidst Political Pressure
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigned on Monday after facing months of declining approval ratings and pressure from within his party, citing his inability to effectively lead through internal battles and upcoming elections; he will remain until a new leader is chosen.
Trudeau Resigns as Canadian Prime Minister Amidst Political Pressure
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigned on Monday after facing months of declining approval ratings and pressure from within his party, citing his inability to effectively lead through internal battles and upcoming elections; he will remain until a new leader is chosen.
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Met Police Inspector in Racist and Sexist WhatsApp Group
Insp. Charles Ehikioya, head of the Met's Black Police Association, faces a misconduct hearing for allegedly being in a WhatsApp group with former officer Carlo Francisco that shared racist, sexist, and misogynistic messages, including jokes about a girl with Down's syndrome and mockery of Prince Ph...
Met Police Inspector in Racist and Sexist WhatsApp Group
Insp. Charles Ehikioya, head of the Met's Black Police Association, faces a misconduct hearing for allegedly being in a WhatsApp group with former officer Carlo Francisco that shared racist, sexist, and misogynistic messages, including jokes about a girl with Down's syndrome and mockery of Prince Ph...
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HMPV Surge in China Raises Concerns Five Years After COVID-19 Pandemic
A surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in northern China is causing concern, particularly among children under 14, five years after the COVID-19 pandemic; the virus has also spread to India, with symptoms similar to influenza.
HMPV Surge in China Raises Concerns Five Years After COVID-19 Pandemic
A surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in northern China is causing concern, particularly among children under 14, five years after the COVID-19 pandemic; the virus has also spread to India, with symptoms similar to influenza.
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Meta Shifts to User-Driven Content Moderation
Meta is replacing third-party fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram with a user-driven "community notes" system, prioritizing free speech and reducing content censorship, starting in the US; this follows criticism of previous moderation and coincides with President-elect Trump's inauguration.
Meta Shifts to User-Driven Content Moderation
Meta is replacing third-party fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram with a user-driven "community notes" system, prioritizing free speech and reducing content censorship, starting in the US; this follows criticism of previous moderation and coincides with President-elect Trump's inauguration.
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Fernanda Torres's Golden Globe Win Highlights Brazilian Cinema
Fernanda Torres won Best Actress at the 2025 Golden Globes for her role in Walter Salles's "Ainda Estou Aqui," making it only the second Golden Globe for a Brazilian film, after Central do Brasil in 1999; this win increases the film's chances for an Oscar nomination.
Fernanda Torres's Golden Globe Win Highlights Brazilian Cinema
Fernanda Torres won Best Actress at the 2025 Golden Globes for her role in Walter Salles's "Ainda Estou Aqui," making it only the second Golden Globe for a Brazilian film, after Central do Brasil in 1999; this win increases the film's chances for an Oscar nomination.
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US Grants Six-Month Syria Sanctions Waiver for Essential Services
The US issued a six-month sanctions waiver for Syria to ensure access to essential services like electricity, water, and sanitation, while continuing to monitor Islamist rebel groups and linking future sanctions relief to political progress.
US Grants Six-Month Syria Sanctions Waiver for Essential Services
The US issued a six-month sanctions waiver for Syria to ensure access to essential services like electricity, water, and sanitation, while continuing to monitor Islamist rebel groups and linking future sanctions relief to political progress.
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Azerbaijan Blames Russia for Air Crash, Demands Accountability
An Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190 crashed in Kazakhstan on December 25th, killing 38; President Aliyev blames Russian military actions involving radio-electronic warfare near Grozny, alleging a lack of coordination between Russian military and civilian air traffic control, and demanding justice an...
Azerbaijan Blames Russia for Air Crash, Demands Accountability
An Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190 crashed in Kazakhstan on December 25th, killing 38; President Aliyev blames Russian military actions involving radio-electronic warfare near Grozny, alleging a lack of coordination between Russian military and civilian air traffic control, and demanding justice an...
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Palestinian Student Killed Amidst PA Operation in Jenin
21-year-old Shatha al-Sabbagh was shot dead in Jenin refugee camp on December 31, 2023, while buying chocolate; her family blames the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, who are conducting an ongoing operation against armed groups, while the PA blames the armed groups; the incident has cause...
Palestinian Student Killed Amidst PA Operation in Jenin
21-year-old Shatha al-Sabbagh was shot dead in Jenin refugee camp on December 31, 2023, while buying chocolate; her family blames the Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces, who are conducting an ongoing operation against armed groups, while the PA blames the armed groups; the incident has cause...
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Two Die Waiting for Ambulances in West Midlands Amidst Record Handover Delays
Two patients died in the West Midlands on New Year's Eve while waiting for ambulances due to lengthy hospital handover delays, highlighting a critical healthcare crisis with the region reporting the highest number of such delays in England.
Two Die Waiting for Ambulances in West Midlands Amidst Record Handover Delays
Two patients died in the West Midlands on New Year's Eve while waiting for ambulances due to lengthy hospital handover delays, highlighting a critical healthcare crisis with the region reporting the highest number of such delays in England.
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