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The US Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll to determine if she committed perjury regarding the funding of her lawsuits against Donald Trump.
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The WHO has declared an emergency in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to a rising Ebola outbreak occurring amidst ongoing regional conflict.
The article reports on the Israeli military's targeted killing of Hamas leader Mohammad Odeh and other militants in Gaza. It details the resulting casualties, including civilians, and discusses the broader context of deadlocked ceasefire…
The U.S. military conducted strikes against Iranian drone operations in the Strait of Hormuz, which the U.S. describes as defensive and Iran describes as a ceasefire violation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced plans to tax 100% of any funds received by California residents from a $1.776-billion fund established via a legal settlement between Donald Trump and the IRS.
The author argues for the regulation of AI-generated content on social media, specifically suggesting that WhatsApp group administrators should vet shared information.
Dr. Amitabh Mitra argues that South Africa's National Health Insurance (NHI) implementation should be paused to address systemic failures in public healthcare infrastructure and staffing.
A police constable, Siseko Phillips, appeared in court on attempted murder charges after allegedly stabbing two men, hijacking vehicles, and opening fire inside the Majola police station.
Approximately 30 students in a government-funded agricultural programme in Komani have ceased attending classes due to unpaid stipends.
Businessman Mlindelwa Tyekana and two co-accused were granted R5,000 bail each by a magistrate's court in KuGompo City. The trio face charges of attempted murder, kidnapping, and assault involving two minors.
A mini-market shopkeeper in KuGompo City, Sheikh Arshad, was arrested following a Hawks sting operation for allegedly selling controlled medications without authorization.
Parents and staff of St Anne’s Primary School are protesting the Eastern Cape department of education's plan to relocate students following the proposed sale of the school's property.
The Bank of Korea maintained its benchmark interest rate at 2.50%, though a split vote and updated projections suggest a shift toward a more restrictive policy.
Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland found that smaller polystyrene nanoplastics have more pronounced effects on neuronal cells than larger ones.
UN climate chief Simon Stiell has linked record-breaking May heat waves in Europe and India to human-induced climate change and fossil fuel reliance.
The article discusses research from the University of Georgia regarding the 'pay-to-play' model in youth soccer. It argues that the privatization of elite sports training creates financial and logistical barriers that prevent talented…
The authors present a framework for climate action that emphasizes systemic change over individual consumer choices. They suggest that individuals should identify their roles—such as citizen, professional, or investor—to find high-leverage…