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Nathan Cofnas, accused of targeting sociologist Jason Arday posthumously, receives a three-month teaching ban at Ghent University but retains his research role under ongoing disciplinary review.
Home insurers in Australia are increasingly settling claims with cash payments rather than managing repairs or rebuilding, according to a report released today...
Canada defiantly displays a giant 'Lake Ontario. Now and Always' sign amid a trade dispute with the US over President Trump's executive order renaming the lake to Lake America.
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, has vigorously defended a controversial oil deal with the United States, asserting that the agreement will y...
The inaugural Fat Marmot Week, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Colorado, concluded on August 30, 2026, crowning Dawn as its first-ever cha...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a billboard defending Lake Ontario after President Trump signed an order to rename it 'Lake America,' sparking a trade‑war flare‑up.
Swedish authorities delay deportation of British dementia patient George Mason as family pursues legal challenge to halt removal from care facility.
Manchester United honored a loyal fan and dedicated police officer on Sunday as the club paid tribute to PC Matthew Blades, who died in a tragic crash on the A6...
Police have released a 31-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal house fire in Grangetown, near Middlesbrough, while a second suspect, a...
The director of the Argentine House in Paris, appointed by far-right Argentine President Javier Milei, is facing growing criticism from staff and the public. Th...
French Journalist Christophe Gleizes Held in Algeria Since June 29, 2025 ALGIERS – Christophe Gleizes, a French journalist working for the publications Society...
Rescuers in Nepal and China search for over 3,000 missing after a glacial collapse triggered a deadly Himalayan flood, with 750 confirmed dead and survivors facing devastation.
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