President Donald Trump is set to give the ceremonial start for an upcoming IndyCar race in Washington, D.C., with the event expected to bring high-speed racing directly onto the streets …
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Environment
Pear Lake Wildfire Triggers New Evacuations as Severe Thunderstorm Alerts Spread Across B.C.
The Pear Lake wildfire has prompted new evacuation measures in British Columbia as firefighters battle the blaze amid challenging conditions, while severe thunderstorm alerts have been issued across parts of …
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PoliticsWorld
Kazakhstan Votes in Parliamentary Election Expected to Strengthen President’s Grip on Power
Voters in Kazakhstan are heading to the polls in a parliamentary election widely expected to reinforce President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s influence over the country’s political system. The election is being closely …
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AfricaHealth
NIGERIA : Fake Agency Boss Fights Back as Nutritionists Raise Concerns Over Market-Sliced Vegetables
A man accused of running a fake government agency in Nigeria is challenging allegations against him, while nutrition experts are warning consumers about potential health and food-safety concerns linked to …
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Wildfires sweeping across parts of Europe are exposing a dangerous legacy of World War I and World War II, with buried bombs, mines and other unexploded weapons being uncovered or …
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Iranian officials say the country has emerged victorious from its confrontation with the United States, claiming that international opinion has increasingly accepted Tehran’s version of the outcome as fighting continues …
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At least five people have been killed in Russian and Ukrainian attacks, authorities said, a day after a deadly Russian drone strike hit a shopping mall in Ukraine and underscored …
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Several people were wounded in a sword attack at a school in Sweden, prompting a major emergency response as police moved to secure the area and investigate the incident. Authorities …
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The United States and South Korea have concluded their annual joint military exercise earlier than originally planned, a day after North Korea launched a barrage of ballistic missiles into waters …
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News
Prince Harry and Six Others Ordered to Pay $13 Million in Initial Costs After Privacy Lawsuit Loss
Prince Harry and six other claimants have been ordered to pay an initial £10 million (about $13 million) toward the legal costs of a British publisher after losing a high-profile …