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An overloaded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe, resulting in at least 15 deaths and 27 people missing. Rescue operations are underway to recover survivors and search for the missing, while officials note the vessel exceeded its…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio appeared on a podcast where he discussed personal anecdotes about his neighbors' pets, his dietary preferences, and his views on UFOs.
Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson, who is charged with the murder of Charlie Kirk, are arguing against the death penalty by claiming no one else was endangered during the shooting.
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The article discusses the impact of the commodity cycle on South Africa's economy, noting significant profit increases for platinum group metals (PGM) producers.
A report on a study published in Nature Climate Change indicates that river and canal shipping accounts for approximately 24.7% of global shipping CO2 emissions.
The article provides a statistical analysis of wildfire-burnt areas in Europe as of August 2026, comparing current data to 14-year averages.
The article is an obituary and biographical sketch of Cass Abrahams, a prominent figure in Cape Malay cuisine. It details her life from her multicultural upbringing and education to her career as a culinary ambassador and her efforts to…
The article reports on the testimony of Len John, a deputy director from the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid), before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.
The White House is defending plans to spend nearly $1 billion on construction and expansion projects, including a new ballroom, citing security needs.
Researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Surrey have discovered that sodium butyrate, a naturally occurring gut molecule, can program chicken immune cells to better fight bacterial infections.
A 24-year-old NYC Parks Department worker, Joshua Moe, was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a child after allegedly providing a lighter to a 10-year-old girl to ignite an M-80 firecracker.
Actress Lucy Davis, known for her role in the UK version of The Office, has revealed she has incurable stage four breast cancer.
The article argues that disease surveillance in Africa should be treated as essential long-term infrastructure rather than temporary, project-based funding.
The article reports on a decrease in short interest for SpaceX shares following a post-IPO slump and a subsequent price rebound.
A 20-year study from Florida International University and George Mason University indicates that children who attended public school pre-K performed better academically through high school than those in other child care settings.
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame and Harvard Medical School have developed a hybrid bioprinting technique that uses extrusion and aerosol jet printing to create vascular networks with capillary-scale resolution.
A survey conducted by Talker Research for Beyond Finance reports that some parents use extreme financial measures, including gambling and loans, to afford back-to-school supplies.
The article reports on comments made by Travis Kelce regarding his wedding to Taylor Swift at Madison Square Garden. It details Kelce's appreciation for the venue and mentions the couple's attendance at various sporting events.
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