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The Po River in northern Italy is experiencing exceptionally low water levels, impacting agriculture, navigation, and municipal water supplies.
The Thai government has suspended the issuance of new gun permits following a mass shooting at a school where a 14-year-old killed eight people and himself.
Severe wildfires in Spokane, Washington, burned 10,000 acres and destroyed over 900 homes, leading to the evacuation of 64,000 residents.
A judge has ruled that the jury for Luigi Mangione's trial regarding the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson will remain anonymous.
A firefight in Kebbi State, northwestern Nigeria, resulted in the deaths of 10 police officers, 17 suspected bandits, and two civilians.
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The article reports that Wisconsin lawmaker Francesca Hong was one of six legislators to vote against a recently enacted anti-child grooming law.
Local authorities in western Colombia report that the death toll from a recent earthquake has risen to 224. Emergency workers are currently searching through destroyed buildings for survivors.
Hungarian lawmakers have elected former European Court of Human Rights judge András Baka as the country's new president. The appointment follows the removal of previous president Tamás Sulyok and is part of Prime Minister Péter Magyar's…
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A 7.4 magnitude earthquake has struck western Colombia, resulting in at least 224 deaths. Authorities report that thousands of people remain missing and expect the casualty count to increase.
The article reports that Paris is preparing for an upcoming solar eclipse, noting that the last such event in France occurred in 1999.
A nuclear power plant in northern France recently shut down several reactors after jellyfish swarms clogged the cooling pumps.
Istanbul Airport surpassed Heathrow as Europe's busiest airport in July, with 8.15 million passengers compared to Heathrow's 7.86 million.
ConocoPhillips has announced that Andy O'Brien will succeed Ryan Lance as CEO effective September 1, 2026, with Lance transitioning to executive chair.
NASA Marshall has tested a lithium-fed electromagnetic thruster that reached power levels of 120 kilowatts, significantly exceeding current electric propulsion systems.
A US military helicopter fired a missile at the rudder of the Panama-flagged ship Vela Nova for allegedly ignoring warnings regarding a blockade of Iranian ports.
A nuclear power plant in northern France temporarily shut down several reactors after jellyfish swarms clogged the cooling pumps.
The article reports on Jeff Bezos' potential acquisition of a stake in Liverpool Football Club as part of a larger trend of US billionaires investing in UK sports.
The article outlines upcoming Democratic primary elections in Wisconsin and Minnesota, focusing on the ideological divide between progressive and moderate candidates.