Violent Gen Z protests spiral with at least 19 killed in Nepal; video shows parliament building ablaze
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Generation Z protesters in Nepal torch parliament and clash with security forces after a social media ban, prompting military warnings of intervention.
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Nepal's prime minister resigns as rioters burn leaders' homes
Nepal's prime minister Khadga Prasad Oli resigned after violent protests against a social media ban and corruption left 19 people dead in Kathmandu.
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Israel Attacks Hamas Senior Leadership in Doha, Qatar
The strike represents a sharp escalation of tactics against the group and a potentially risky operation on the soil of a key U.S. partner in the region.
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Trump denies knowledge of Israel's 'unfortunate' strike on Qatar - as Starmer joins global condemnation
Donald Trump has distanced the US from Israel's "unfortunate" strike in Qatar, which drew international condemnation and killed five members of Hamas.
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The sudden wobbliness of its U.S. ally may convince Seoul that there’s no other way to deter Kim Jong Un.
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Israel’s economy is strong and promises long-term growth.
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As we flew into Kathmandu, you could already see from the sky, the fury playing out on the streets below.
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Bridget Phillipson emerges as frontrunner in Labour's deputy leadership race
Bridget Phillipson has emerged as the early frontrunner in the Labour deputy leadership race as other candidates scramble to catch up ahead of a crunch deadline.
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The president wanted to transform the economy, but he is now trying to chart a path forward with a growing deficit and gridlock in parliament.
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He is Britain's ambassador to the United States, a former deputy prime minister of the United Kingdom, no less.
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What's driven UK's astounding immigration levels - including some unprecedented highs
One of the great tragedies of the way immigration policy has been debated in this country for years, if not decades, is that the conversation is mostly voiced in emotive rather than rational terms.
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Fugitive dad who hid 3 children in the wilderness for nearly 4 years killed in police shootout
Three children were safely recovered after their dad Tom Phillips was fatally shot by New Zealand police, ending a four-year disappearance.
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The Israeli airstrike on the Qatari capital Doha is a step change in the way they tackle their enemies, but only the latest in a series of them.
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Handwriting expert examines 'Trump signature' in Epstein birthday book
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Zelenskyy calls for US 'response' to 20 killed in Russian strike on civilians
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is demanding the U.S. respond to a "brutally savage" Russian attack that left more than 20 dead.
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Russian Glide Bomb Kills at Least 23, Mostly Elderly, in Eastern Ukraine
The deadly strike during a pension distribution highlights Russia’s intensifying campaign against civilian areas.
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What we have learnt from Harry's trip to the UK
This industrial estate in Nottingham was certainly not the glamour of California.
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Officials reject Gaza flotilla's claim that it was bombed: 'No basis in truth'
Tunisian officials deny activist claims that a drone bombed their flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, saying the reports have "no basis in truth."
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Israeli strike targets Hamas leadership in Qatar
Israel's military targeted senior Hamas leadership in Qatar with an airstrike on Tuesday.
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Fueled by Anger Over Corruption, Nepal Protesters Topple Prime Minister
Demonstrators in Kathmandu defied curfews to attack properties of political leaders they held responsible for the deaths of at least 19 protesters.
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'No means of escape': Sudanese rebels create kill zones around besieged city
Sudan's civil war has displaced 13-15 million people as the Rapid Support Forces siege El Fasher for 500 days, trapping hundreds of thousands of civilians.
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The August Jobs Slowdown
The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report was not encouraging for the Trump administration.
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Israel Orders Full Evacuation of Gaza City
The order comes ahead of an expanding ground invasion that has drawn domestic and international criticism.
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Hyundai Raid Exposes Shortage of Visas for Asian Companies Trying to Move Staff
Asian companies are having trouble getting enough work visas for personnel needed to get U.S. factories running, immigration specialists say.
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Originalism is not a tool for judicial restraint.
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Inside the walls of the Supreme Court.
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Under Trump, Process Is for Suckers
The guiding principle of the president’s second term is ‘just do things.’
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Hamas’ Chief Negotiator Is a Terrorist, Not a Peacemaker
Khalil al-Hayya helped plan the October 7, 2023, invasion of Israel and has called it a ‘source of pride.’
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Trump’s World Liberty Financial Windfall
Public trading in a token issued by the Trump family’s crypto venture boosts the value of the president’s digital holdings.
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The innately human desire to innovate causes upheaval that leads to transformative gains.
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U.S.-China Rivalry Sparks a Submarine Arms Race
Beijing’s fleet is getting quieter and more lethal, while Washington leads in tech but lags in production.
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Kenya Uses U.S.-Funded Antiterrorism Courts for Political Crackdown
Young people who took to the streets to protest corruption and poor job prospects could face decades in maximum-security prison under a set of laws set up to combat al Qaeda.
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Trump administration could block Iranian diplomats from bulk shopping at Costco
Trump administration weighs visa restrictions for several countries including Brazil before the UN General Assembly, surprising given Brazil's traditional honor role.
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Japan’s Ruling Party Seeks Leader With Trump Appeal
The coming election is likely to pit a Shinzo Abe protégé against the son of an Elvis-loving former prime minister.
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Border taxes in July hit 80% of cars and parts from Mexico and Canada.
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Opinion | Mamdani to ‘Discourage’ Intifada Call
Why not condemn it, if he really listened to memories of bus bombs?
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Nepal Lifts Social-Media Ban After at Least 19 Die Protesting the Prohibition
Protesters who breached barricades around the country’s Parliament were also demonstrating against alleged corruption.
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Macron to appoint fourth prime minister in a year as debt battle topples centrist leader
French Prime Minister François Bayrou was ousted in a no-confidence vote over a controversial debt plan, forcing President Emmanuel Macron to pick a new prime minister for the fourth time in a year.
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Milei’s Election Setback Rattles Markets in Argentina
The underperformance of President Javier Milei’s party in a provincial election raises questions about support for his pro-market overhauls.
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At Least Six Killed in Jerusalem Shooting Attack
Gunmen opened fire at a bus stop in what Israeli police described as an act of terrorism.
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French Government Collapses in No-Confidence Vote
Lawmakers in the National Assembly voted to oust Prime Minister François Bayrou, deepening France’s political and fiscal mess.
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Trump eyes new sanctions on Putin after largest-ever drone attack
President Donald Trump threatens Russia with second phase of sanctions after largest drone barrage kills four Ukrainians including mother and baby.
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Check where your hospital ranks as NHS publishes league tables of trusts for first time
The NHS has for the first time published league tables ranking every trust in England.
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South Korea Says Hyundai Plant Detainees to Go Home Without Being Deported
The country’s officials have been negotiating for the U.S. to allow the Korean detainees to leave voluntarily as deportation could trigger a lengthy re-entry ban.
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Multiple people killed in shooting attack on Jerusalem bus
At least six people were killed and 14 were injured after a group of attackers opened fire on a bus in Jerusalem Monday morning, paramedics said.
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Is the U.K. a Canary in the Coal Mine for a Heavily Indebted World?
Borrowing costs are surging for many industrialized countries, causing talk of a possible crisis.
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Seoul Says Deal Reached With U.S. to Release Workers Detained in Hyundai Raid
U.S. border czar says such workplace raids will continue, as South Korea says a plane will be sent to repatriate the workers taken into custody in Georgia.
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Palestinians Begin a Perilous Flight From Gaza City
As an Israeli invasion looms, tens of thousands flee toward undersupplied camps to the south.
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Macron struts on world stage as revolt over France’s soaring debt puts his PM on the brink
Macron courts a global role, sparring over Gaza and Greenland, even as France’s debt crisis deepens and his prime minister risks a no-confidence vote.
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Japan’s Prime Minister to Resign After Clinching Tariff Deal
Shigeru Ishiba said he would resign weeks after a bruising election defeat over high inflation and immigration, and only days after finalizing a trade deal with the U.S.
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Shocking cases reveal Britain’s Orwellian free speech crackdown
President Donald Trump’s upcoming U.K. visit comes as arrests of comedians, parents and pro-life activists fuel alarm over Britain’s growing crackdown on free speech.
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Houthi Drone Hits Airport in Southern Israel
The rare successful strike comes after the Yemeni rebel group vowed to retaliate over the killing of some of its leaders.
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Pope Leo XIV announces two new saints, including first canonized millennial
Pope Leo XIV canonized Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati as saints during a Mass at St. Peter's Square before 80,000 people on Sunday.
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Russia hits Ukraine with largest air attack of the war as talks of peace flicker
Russian forces launched over 800 drones and missiles into Ukraine on Sunday, the largest aerial assault since the war began, the Ukrainian air force says.
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US-backed Gaza aid group slams Doctors Without Borders, accuses it of spreading 'false' claims
Doctors Without Borders sparks backlash with ads blasting the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, accusing it of “orchestrated killing," while the aid group says MSF is "aiding Hamas."
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Cartel connection: Hezbollah and Iran exploit Maduro’s Venezuela for cocaine cash
From laundering billions to propping up Maduro’s regime, Hezbollah and Iran have built a cocaine cash machine in Venezuela — one that fuels terror networks across the globe.
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Tech-Savvy Teen Becomes Catholic Church’s First Millennial Saint
The Vatican has enthusiastically embraced St. Carlo, who died in 2006 at the age of 15 and is often depicted holding a laptop.
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This Is the World’s Biggest Animal Migration—and Few Outsiders Have Seen It
Six million antelope storm through a pocket of Africa that’s nearly impossible to get to, but the Journal caught them on camera. “The entire planet should be amazed that this exists.”
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