Category: United States
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Sinner Triumphs Over Auger-Aliassime to Face Alcaraz in US Open Final
Local sources from United States: The Independent, Yahoo Sports. UK coverage: BBC. In a thrilling progression of events at the US Open, Jannik Sinner overcame an injury scare and Felix Auger-Aliassime to secure his spot in the final, setting the stage for an electrifying clash with Carlos Alcaraz. This victory…
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Revealing the Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle: A Scientific Perspective
Local sources from United States: AOL.com, yahoo.com. UK coverage: UNILAD. The Bermuda Triangle, a vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean bordered by Florida, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda, has long captivated the imagination of the public and researchers alike with its mysterious disappearances of ships and airplanes. Recent insights from scientists…
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Massive Dust Storm Causes Havoc in Phoenix, Affecting Power and Air Travel
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, yahoo.com. UK coverage: ITVX. A formidable haboob dust storm descended upon Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, unleashing chaos as it significantly reduced visibility, disrupted traffic, and led to widespread power outages affecting thousands of residents. Originating from a collapsing thunderstorm, the haboob created a…
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Heatwaves Linked to Accelerated Aging: A Global Health Concern
Local sources from United States: Nature, The Guardian. UK coverage: The Guardian. Recent studies have highlighted a concerning trend linking repeated exposure to heatwaves with accelerated aging, effects that bear a striking resemblance to the health impacts of smoking or maintaining a poor diet. This phenomenon, extensively covered in recent…
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Global Postal Services Halt Shipments to US in Response to New Tariffs
Local sources from United States: The Telegraph, The Guardian. UK coverage: The Telegraph. A significant disruption is underway in international e-commerce and small business exports to the United States, following the implementation of new tariffs by the Trump administration. Starting this Thursday, Royal Mail, along with other major European postal…
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First Case of New World Screwworm Detected in U.S. Traveler
Local sources from United States: NBC News, NPR. UK coverage: BBC. The United States has reported its first human case of the New World Screwworm (NWS), a rare but serious parasitic infestation, in a patient who recently returned from El Salvador. This marks a significant health event, given the history…
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From Tropical Turmoil to British Breeze: Hurricane Erin’s Global Impact
Local sources from United States: AccuWeather, BBC. UK coverage: Belfast Live. Hurricane Erin, having already unleashed its fury on the east coast of America, is now casting its shadow across the Atlantic, destined for a dramatic entrance into Irish and British territories. However, as formidable as Erin once was, experts…
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Kilauea Volcano Erupts Again, Captivating Global Attention
Local sources from United States: BBC, Sky News. UK coverage: BBC. Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, has once again erupted, sending massive fountains of lava up to 100 feet into the air, as observed on 22 August at approximately 14:04 local time. This…
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Global Postal Services Halt US Deliveries Amid New Tariff Regulations
Local sources from United States: BBC, Value Added Resource. UK coverage: Financial Times. Postal services around the world, including prominent providers like Royal Mail and DHL, have announced a temporary suspension of some deliveries to the United States in response to the recent overhaul of US tariff rules. The adjustments…
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Menendez Brothers Denied Parole Amidst Ongoing Public and Political Scrutiny
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, AP News. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a closely watched decision, Lyle and Erik Menendez, the brothers convicted of the high-profile 1989 murder of their parents, have been denied parole by the California parole board. This decision comes nearly three decades…
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Hurricane Erin Menaces US East Coast with High Winds and Life-Threatening Waves
Local sources from United States: AccuWeather, USA Today. UK coverage: BBC. Hurricane Erin, now a Category 3 storm, is menacing the US East Coast with its powerful 130mph winds, as it progresses past the Bahamas. Forecasted to avoid a direct hit on the mainland, the hurricane nonetheless threatens extensive coastal…
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Global Efforts to Forge Plastic Pollution Treaty Face Critical Roadblocks
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, PBS. UK coverage: The Guardian. As the deadline approaches, the ambitious endeavor to establish the world’s first legally binding treaty dedicated to ending plastic pollution is facing significant challenges, casting doubt on the potential success of these pivotal negotiations. With just one day…
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Renewed Hope in the Search for Amelia Earhart’s Lost Plane: Scientists and Researchers Embark on Groundbreaking Expedition
Local sources from United States: LADbible, NBC News. UK coverage: LADbible. Nearly 90 years after the mysterious disappearance of Amelia Earhart, a new chapter unfolds in the relentless quest to uncover the final resting place of her lost plane. In a significant development, scientists from Purdue University, alongside the Archaeology…
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Silence in the Depths: The Troubling Silence of the Blue Whales
Local sources from United States: yahoo.com, National Geographic. UK coverage: LADbible. Scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute have raised alarms over a concerning trend observed among blue whales, the planet’s largest inhabitants. According to recent research, these majestic marine mammals are significantly reducing their vocalizations, with a worrying…
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Global Shift Towards Renewables Signals Dawn of New Climate Era, UN Chief Announces
Local sources from United States: UN News, The Guardian. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a landmark announcement, the United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has heralded the approaching end of the fossil fuel era, as the world tilts towards a significant climate breakthrough. With renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind…
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Disturbing Footage Reveals Inhumane Conditions at NYC ICE Facility
Local sources from United States: THE CITY – NYC News, CBS News. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a shocking revelation, secretly recorded videos from inside the 10th floor of 26 Federal Plaza, a federal building in Manhattan, have brought to light the grim reality faced by immigrants detained by the…
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WW2 Veteran and TikTok Star ‘Papa Jake’ Larson Dies at 102
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, KTVU. UK coverage: BBC. In a heartfelt announcement that has resonated across generations and borders, the family of Jake Larson, fondly known as ‘Papa Jake’ to his legions of followers, confirmed his peaceful passing at the age of 102. Larson, a…
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Tragic Explosion at Los Angeles Sheriff’s Training Facility Claims Lives of Three Deputies
Local sources from United States: Los Angeles Times, Yahoo Home. UK coverage: BBC. In a somber development from East Los Angeles, an explosion at the Los Angeles County sheriff’s training facility has led to the death of three deputies early Friday morning. The incident, which took place at the Biscailuz…
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Trump’s Controversial Threats and Defensive Measures Stir International Debate
Local sources from United States: USA Today, CNN. UK coverage: UNILAD. In a startling revelation that has sent shockwaves through international diplomatic circles, former President Donald Trump is reported to have threatened to ‘bomb the s*** out of Moscow’ amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine. This aggressive posture was…
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Netanyahu Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize Amid Mideast Ceasefire Efforts
Local sources from United States: CNN, USA Today. UK coverage: ITVX. In a significant gesture that has captured global attention, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has nominated US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. This nomination comes in recognition of their collaborative military operations against Iran’s nuclear facilities…
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Breakthrough in Amelia Earhart Mystery: Satellite Imagery Sparks Renewed Hope
Local sources from United States: The Mirror, Daily Express. UK coverage: The Mirror. In a remarkable development that could potentially solve the enduring mystery of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart’s disappearance in 1937, new satellite imagery has identified what appears to be parts of her aircraft on an isolated Pacific island.…
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Heroic Father Saves Daughter in Dramatic Sea Rescue on Disney Cruise
Local sources from United States: BBC, CBC. UK coverage: Reuters. In a heart-stopping incident that has captured the attention of people around the world, a father displayed extraordinary bravery by jumping into the Atlantic Ocean from the ‘Disney Dream’ cruise ship to rescue his young daughter after she accidentally fell…
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Heroic Father Saves Daughter in Daring Mid-Ocean Rescue on Disney Cruise
Local sources from United States: BBC, CBC. UK coverage: Metro.co.uk. In a heart-stopping incident that has drawn widespread attention and admiration, a father demonstrated extraordinary bravery by leaping into the Atlantic Ocean from a Disney cruise ship to save his young daughter after she accidentally fell overboard. The dramatic rescue…
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Zohran Mamdani Surges to Victory in N.Y.C. Mayoral Primary, Defeating Cuomo
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, The New York Times. UK coverage: Financial Times. In a stunning turn of events that has riveted the attention of New York’s political sphere, Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist and state lawmaker, has clinched a decisive victory in the Democratic…
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Activist Mahmoud Khalil Released from ICE Detention Amid Controversy Over Free Speech and Immigration Policy
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, AP News. UK coverage: Reuters. In a significant development that has captured national attention, Mahmoud Khalil, a renowned pro-Palestinian activist and graduate student at Columbia University, has been released from a notorious immigration detention center in Louisiana after more than three months of…
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Pro-Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil Released After Over Three Months in ICE Detention
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, AP News. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a significant turn of events, Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent pro-Palestinian activist, has been released from a notorious immigration detention center in Louisiana after spending more than three months in custody. Khalil’s detention, which ended following a…
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The Soaring Popularity of Birdwatching: A Hobby with Wings
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, National Audubon Society. UK coverage: The Guardian. In an age where digital screens often dominate our attention, a growing number of people are turning their eyes to the skies, embracing birdwatching—a hobby that not only promises adventure and tranquility but also carries significant…
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SpaceX Starship Catastrophe Marks a Setback in Mars Colonization Ambitions
Local sources from United States: CNN, The Weather Channel. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a striking development from the Starbase launch facility in Texas, SpaceX’s ambitious Starship 36 rocket suffered a catastrophic failure, exploding during a routine test, as confirmed by Cameron County authorities. This incident has raised significant concerns…
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Criticism and Satire: The Dual Fronts Against Trump’s Military Parade
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, CNN. UK coverage: HuffPost UK. In a disconcerting blend of politics and military display, President Donald Trump’s recent decision to hold a birthday parade has stirred controversy and criticism from various corners of American society, including from within the military ranks.…
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Nationwide Protests Against Trump’s Policies Draw Thousands
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, Al Jazeera. UK coverage: Financial Times. In a sweeping response to President Donald Trump’s policies, thousands of Americans from more than 2,000 cities and towns have taken to the streets, marking a significant moment of dissent across the United States. These…
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Controversy and Protest: Trump’s Military Parade Sparks Nationwide Debate
Local sources from United States: Rolling Stone, The Guardian. UK coverage: Sky News. Washington D.C. bore witness to a military spectacle unlike any seen in recent decades, as President Donald Trump’s administration orchestrated a military parade to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, coinciding with Trump’s 79th birthday.…
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Tragic Shooting of Minnesota Lawmakers Sparks National Conversation on Political Violence
Local sources from United States: 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, The New York Times. UK coverage: BBC. In a harrowing development that has shocked the state of Minnesota and the nation, Democratic House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were tragically killed in what is being described as a series…
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Nationwide Protests Elicit Diverse Responses from Local and State Officials
Local sources from United States: BBC, CNN. UK coverage: Financial Times. In a recent surge of protests across the United States, sparked by the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement actions, responses from local and state governments have varied significantly, highlighting a nation deeply divided on the issue of immigration policy and…
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Global Leaders Urge Action to Protect Oceans from Unregulated Exploitation
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, BBC. UK coverage: BBC. At the recent UN Oceans Conference held in Nice, France, both UN Secretary-General António Guterres and French President Emmanuel Macron voiced strong concerns over the unregulated mining and exploitation of the world’s oceans, setting a tone of urgency in…
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Runaway Zebra Captured After Stirring Internet Sensation in Tennessee
Local sources from United States: CBS News, The Guardian. UK coverage: The Guardian. In an event that captured the imagination of the internet, Ed the zebra, a runaway pet, has been safely captured and returned to his owner after more than a week on the loose in Tennessee. The saga,…
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Terror in Boulder: Flamethrower Attack at Pro-Israel Rally Injures Eight
Local sources from United States: BBC, France 24. UK coverage: BBC. In a harrowing incident that has shocked the Boulder, Colorado community and drawn international condemnation, a rally in support of Israeli hostages turned tragic when a man, now identified as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, launched a fiery attack on attendees.…
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US and Iran Navigate Complex Nuclear Negotiations Amid Escalating Tensions
Local sources from United States: BBC, The Washington Post. UK coverage: BBC. In a significant development that has captured global attention, the United States has extended a new nuclear deal proposal to Iran, in light of a concerning report from the UN’s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The report underscored…
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US Intensifies Crackdown on International Students, Employing ‘Every Tool’ Available
Local sources from United States: Financial Times, The Guardian. UK coverage: Financial Times. In a bold move that marks a significant tightening of policies affecting international students, the United States has declared its intention to utilize ‘every tool’ at its disposal in a comprehensive crackdown. This assertion, as reported by…
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Crypto Investor Arrested for Torturing Businessman in Manhattan
Local sources from United States: New York Post, The Independent. UK coverage: The Independent. In a shocking incident that has gripped the city, John Woeltz, a 37-year-old cryptocurrency investor from Kentucky, has been arrested and charged with a litany of crimes including assault, kidnapping, and criminal possession of a weapon.…
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Controversy Surrounds Qatar’s Plane Donation to Trump Administration
Local sources from United States: CNN, CNBC. UK coverage: politico.eu. In a developing story that has sparked bipartisan concerns, Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani has come forward to defend the donation of a Boeing 747 plane to the Trump administration, amidst swirling accusations of bribery and debates…
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Tragic Mishap: Mexican Navy Ship Cuauhtémoc Collides with Brooklyn Bridge
Local sources from United States: CNN, The New York Times. UK coverage: The Times. In a harrowing incident that has captured the attention of both the local and international communities, the Mexican Navy tall ship Cuauhtémoc met with a tragic accident, crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge and resulting in the…
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Devastating Tornadoes and Severe Storms Claim Over 25 Lives Across the US Midwest
Local sources from United States: BBC, Inquirer.net. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a series of catastrophic events, severe storms and tornadoes have wreaked havoc across the midwestern United States, leading to tragic outcomes. The most severe impact was felt in Kentucky, where a ‘mass casualty event’ resulted from a devastating…
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Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founder Arrested in Protest at US Senate Hearing Amid Global News Developments
Local sources from United States: BBC, The Guardian. UK coverage: The Guardian. In a week marked by significant legal and activist news, Ben Cohen, the co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, was arrested for protesting against the Gaza blockade during a US Senate hearing, highlighting a global outcry against…
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Controversy as Afrikaners Granted Refugee Status in the US Amidst South African Criticism
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, NPR. UK coverage: BBC. In a move that has ignited a firestorm of debate and controversy, 59 white South Africans, identifying as Afrikaners, have been granted refugee status in the United States, sparking a complex dialogue about race, persecution, and refugee…
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Controversy Surrounds US Refugee Policy Under Trump Administration
Local sources from United States: BBC, The Guardian. UK coverage: Financial Times. In a move that has ignited widespread controversy and debate, a group of 59 white South Africans recently arrived in the United States, granted refugee status under a plan initiated by President Donald Trump. This decision, purportedly in…
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Protests Erupt Across Asia and the United States on May Day
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, KING5.com. UK coverage: Al Jazeera. On May Day, people across Asia and the United States took to the streets to protest and express their concerns over President Donald Trump’s policies. In Taiwan, President William Lai Ching-te referenced new US tariffs and promoted a…
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EU Offers €50 Billion Trade Deal to US in Effort to Prevent Trade War
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, CNN. UK coverage: Financial Times. The European Union has proposed a trade deal worth €50 billion to the United States in an attempt to de-escalate tensions and avoid a trade war. The offer, which includes a reduction in tariffs on industrial goods and…
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Trump’s First 100 Days: Tariffs, Pardons, and Executive Actions
Local sources from United States: ABC News, NPR. UK coverage: The Guardian. In the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term, several notable trends emerged. Tariffs implemented by the administration caused a decline in the markets, while the price of goods, such as eggs, continued to rise. Trump granted…
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Multiple Shark Attacks Cause Panic at Texas Beaches
Local sources from United States: CNN, CBS News. UK coverage: The Weather Channel. Multiple people were injured in a series of shark attacks that occurred on July 4th at Surfside Beach and Crystal Beach in Texas. The incidents have caused panic among beachgoers and raised concerns about the presence of…
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Calls for President Biden to Step Down Increase Amid Concerns About Mental Acuity
Local sources from United States: ABC News, USA TODAY. UK coverage: The Independent. President Joe Biden’s interview with ABC News failed to alleviate concerns about his mental acuity, as calls for him to step down from Democratic lawmakers increase. Despite assuring Americans of his fitness to run for president and…
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Tropical Storm Beryl Expected to Become First Hurricane of the Season
Local sources from United States: BBC.com, USA TODAY. UK coverage: The Guardian. Tropical Storm Beryl is expected to become the first hurricane of the season as it approaches the southern tip of Barbados in the Caribbean. The storm, currently traveling west with maximum sustained winds of 60mph, is projected to…
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Supreme Court Rejects Protections for Sacklers in Purdue Pharma Opioid Deal
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, National Review. UK coverage: BBC. In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court has rejected a crucial part of the bankruptcy deal for Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of Oxycontin, that would have shielded the Sackler family from future lawsuits related to…
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Designs Unveiled for California High-Speed Rail Stations and Pigeon Point Lighthouse Rehabilitation Project
Local sources from United States: Dezeen, California State Parks. UK coverage: Dezeen. Designs for the first four train stations of the California High-Speed Rail line have been unveiled by Foster + Partners, Arup, and Page & Turnbull. The stations will be located in Merced, Fresno, Kings Tulare, and Bakersfield as…
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Hiker Found Alive After 10 Days Lost in California Mountains
Local sources from United States: Daily Mail, KABC-TV. UK coverage: Daily Mail. Lukas McClish, a hiker in California, has been found alive after spending 10 days lost in the mountains. McClish had set out on a hike without informing anyone of his plans and had minimal supplies. He survived by…
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Biden Administration Announces Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Spouses of US Citizens
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, BBC.com. UK coverage: Sky News. In a significant move by the Biden administration, plans have been unveiled to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented spouses of US citizens. This new policy has the potential to benefit around 500,000 individuals who have…
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Wildfires Ravage New Mexico, Thousands Forced to Evacuate
Local sources from United States: BBC.com, Yahoo News Canada. UK coverage: BBC. Two devastating wildfires in New Mexico have engulfed a village, forcing thousands of residents to flee and resulting in one fatality. The South Fork Fire and the Salt Fire have burned nearly 20,000 acres and are currently zero…
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President Biden Warns About Democracy in D-Day Speech
Local sources from United States: CNN, Fox News. UK coverage: Daily Mail. President Joe Biden delivered a powerful speech at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France, commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day. During his address, Biden emphasized the significance of preserving democratic values and institutions, issuing a warning…
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US President Joe Biden Apologizes to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Pledges Additional Aid
Local sources from United States: PBS NewsHour, The Associated Press. UK coverage: Al Jazeera English. During a meeting in Paris, US President Joe Biden apologized to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and pledged an additional $225 million in aid. The apology and funding come as a gesture of support for Ukraine,…
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Severe Storms Sweep Through Central US, Leaving Destruction and Death
Local sources from United States: AccuWeather, The Washington Post. UK coverage: The Independent. Severe storms have swept through Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, leaving a trail of destruction and death in their wake. At least 15 people, including two children, have lost their lives in the wake of tornadoes and…
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Rudy Giuliani and Allies Plead Not Guilty in Arizona Election Conspiracy Case
Local sources from United States: The Washington Post, The New York Times. UK coverage: BBC. Rudy Giuliani, along with nearly a dozen other allies of former President Donald Trump, appeared in court on Tuesday to plead not guilty to charges of conspiracy and fraud related to an alleged election conspiracy…
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Georgia Teenager Awarded $15 Million in Scholarships, Inspiring Students Nationwide
Local sources from United States: BBC.com, ABC News. UK coverage: BBC. Georgia teenager Madison Crowell has made headlines after being awarded $15 million in scholarship approvals from 231 universities. Crowell, who hails from Hinesville, Georgia, wanted to prove that any student can get into their desired college. Despite facing rejections…
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Native Americans Protest Lithium Mine on Sacred Ground in Nevada
Local sources from United States: Sky News, Yahoo News UK. UK coverage: Sky News. Native Americans in Nevada are protesting against a lithium mine project that they say desecrates sacred land where their ancestors were massacred in 1865. The mine, located on public land, is part of the US electric…
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United Methodist Church Repeals Ban on LGBTQ Clergy
Local sources from United States: Jacksonville Journal-Courier, The Associated Press. UK coverage: BBC. In a historic move, the United Methodist Church has repealed its longstanding ban on LGBTQ clergy, marking a significant shift in the church’s stance on LGBTQ rights. The decision, made during the General Conference legislative session, received…
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US Imposes Sanctions on Companies and Individuals for Supporting Russia, China Warned by US Secretary of State
Local sources from United States: Bahasa Indonesia – VOA Indonesia, Airspace Review. UK coverage: The Independent. The US has imposed sweeping sanctions on nearly 300 companies and individuals from China, Russia, and other countries for allegedly supporting Russia’s defence industry and helping it evade American sanctions over the war in…
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Columbia University Calls for Inquiry into Leadership as Pro-Palestine Protests Sweep US Campuses
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, CNN. UK coverage: The Independent. Columbia University’s senate has called for an investigation into president Minouche Shafik and her administration over their handling of the ongoing pro-Gaza protests on campus. The senate accused the administration of violating protocols, undermining academic freedom, and breaching…
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Columbia University Extends Remote Learning Amid Ongoing Gaza War Protests
Local sources from United States: BBC, AOL. UK coverage: BBC. Columbia University has announced an extension of remote learning due to ongoing protests related to the Gaza war. The university made the decision in order to ensure the safety and well-being of its students, faculty, and staff. The protests, which…
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Pro-Palestinian Protests Sweep US College Campuses Following Mass Arrests at Columbia
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, TIME. UK coverage: BBC. Pro-Palestinian protests are spreading across US college campuses in response to recent mass arrests at Columbia University. The demonstrations have led to the cancellation of in-person classes at Columbia, as well as arrests at New York University and…
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US House of Representatives Approves $60.8 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, The New York Times. UK coverage: Sky News. In a rare Saturday session, the US House of Representatives swiftly approved a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and other US allies. The aid package aims to provide support to Ukraine in…
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Winter Storm Causes Travel Chaos in US Northeast
Local sources from United States: Phys.org, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel. UK coverage: BBC. A powerful winter storm has hit the northeastern United States, causing travel disruptions and school closures. New York City experienced its first significant snowfall in two years, leading to flight cancellations and transportation challenges. Over 1,220 flights…
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Former President Trump’s NATO Comments Divide Republicans
Local sources from United States: BBC.com, ABC News. UK coverage: The Independent. Former President Donald Trump’s recent remarks about potentially violating the NATO defense pledge have divided Republicans. At a rally in South Carolina, Trump claimed that he would not protect a NATO member if they were attacked by Russia.…
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Record Rainfall and Flooding Devastate Southern California
Local sources from United States: KABC-TV, BBC.com. UK coverage: BBC. Southern California is facing a severe crisis as record-breaking rainfall and flooding wreak havoc across the region. The storm, caused by an ‘atmospheric river’ effect, has resulted in three deaths and widespread damage to infrastructure. According to the National Weather…
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Chinese Hackers Pose Real-World Threat to US Infrastructure, Warns FBI Director
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, CNBC. UK coverage: Sky News. FBI director Christopher Wray has issued a stark warning about the growing cyber threat posed by Chinese hackers, emphasizing their potential to cause ‘real-world harm’ to critical infrastructure in the United States. Speaking at a hearing…
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Former Vice President Mike Pence Calls for New Leadership in the US, But Not Donald Trump
Local sources from United States: CBS News, NBC Chicago. UK coverage: Sky News. Former US vice president Mike Pence has called for new leadership in the United States, but he does not believe Donald Trump should be the next president. Pence, who served under Trump until their fallout during the…
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School Principal Shot While Protecting Students in Iowa School Shooting
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, CNN. UK coverage: BBC. A school principal in Iowa was shot after attempting to distract a gunman and help students escape. The incident occurred in the school cafeteria, and the principal’s actions allowed some students to safely exit the area. The principal’s…
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Supreme Court Rejects Request to Fast-Track Trump Immunity Claim, Delaying Trial
Local sources from United States: CBS News, Al Jazeera English. UK coverage: The Telegraph. The US Supreme Court has rejected a request to fast-track former President Donald Trump’s claim for immunity from prosecution, a move that will likely delay his trial on four election subversion charges. Trump seized on the…
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Rudy Giuliani Ordered to Pay $148 Million in Damages for Spreading False Claims
Local sources from United States: Fox News, CNN. UK coverage: BBC. Rudy Giuliani, former lawyer for Donald Trump, has been ordered to pay over $148 million in damages for spreading false claims about the 2020 US presidential election. A judge ruled that Giuliani made false statements about the election outcome,…
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US Vetoes UN Resolution Calling for Immediate Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza, Despite Global Support
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, CNN. UK coverage: Sky News. The United States has vetoed a United Nations resolution backed by almost all other Security Council members and dozens of other nations demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. The vote in the 15-member council was 13-1,…
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Republicans Block Aid to Ukraine, Jeopardizing Its Fight Against Russia
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, Reuters. UK coverage: Financial Times. On Wednesday, US Senate Republicans blocked a bill that would have provided $250 million in military aid to Ukraine to counter Russian aggression. The bill was blocked due to a disagreement over immigration, as Republicans objected…
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Former US Ambassador Charged with Spying for Cuba Over Decades
Local sources from United States: Reuters Canada, WPRL. UK coverage: Financial Times. The United States has charged a former ambassador to Bolivia, Philip Goldberg, with spying for Cuba. Goldberg, who served as the US ambassador to Bolivia from 2006 to 2008, is accused of providing classified information to the Cuban…
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Inmate Stabbed Derek Chauvin 22 Times, U.S. Says
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, CNN. UK coverage: ITV News. An inmate stabbed Derek Chauvin, the former police officer convicted in George Floyd’s killing, 22 times last week at a federal prison in Tucson, Arizona, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Arizona said on Friday in announcing…
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US Navy Secures Israeli-Owned Oil Tanker After Attack in Gulf of Aden
Local sources from United States: The Guardian, The Jerusalem Post. UK coverage: The Guardian. The US Navy has secured an Israeli-linked tanker that had been attacked by ‘armed individuals’ in the Gulf of Aden, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Monday morning. The USS Mason responded to a distress…
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Derek Chauvin Stabbed in Federal Prison, Google Uses Cookies and Data for Various Purposes
Local sources from United States: The Associated Press, The New York Times. UK coverage: BBC. Derek Chauvin, the white former police officer who infamously knelt on George Floyd, a Black man, for nine and a half minutes in May 2020, has reportedly been stabbed while serving his sentence in a…
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Ex-Obama Adviser Stuart Seldowitz Arrested After Islamophobic Rant
Local sources from United States: Al Jazeera English, ITV News. UK coverage: ITV News. Stuart Seldowitz, a former Obama-era National Security Council official, has been arrested after videos of him using Islamophobic language towards a food vendor went viral on social media. Seldowitz, 64, is heard in the videos calling…
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Security Officer, Gunman Dead in Shooting at NH Hospital, Police Say
Local sources from United States: CNN, NBC10 Boston. UK coverage: The Telegraph. On Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, tragedy struck in Concord, New Hampshire when a gunman opened fire in the lobby of the New Hampshire Hospital. The gunman was shot dead by a state trooper assigned to the facility, and…
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Las Vegas Teen Beaten to Death After Standing Up for Friend
Local sources from United States: PEOPLE, Las Vegas Review-Journal. UK coverage: Sky News. Tragedy struck Las Vegas on November 1st when 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis Jr. was brutally beaten to death by a mob of 15 people outside of Rancho High School. Jonathan’s father, Jonathan Lewis Sr., told PEOPLE that his…
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Donald Trump Testifies in New York Civil Fraud Trial
Local sources from United States: CNN, The Washington Post. UK coverage: BBC. Former President Donald Trump clashed with a judge in New York Supreme Court on Monday during his testimony in a civil fraud trial. The case, brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, is seeking $250 million in…
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Trump Civil Fraud Trial: Eric Trump’s Testimony Overshadowed by Feud Between Trump Lawyers and Judge
Local sources from United States: The New York Times, CNN. UK coverage: BBC. The trial involving former President Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, began with arguments about the judge’s clerk and ended with a feud between Trump’s legal team and Judge Engoron regarding the clerk. The tension in the courtroom…
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US Navy Warship Intercepts Missiles Fired from Yemen
Local sources from United States: CNN, CNN International. UK coverage: BBC. A US Navy warship operating in the Middle East intercepted multiple projectiles near the coast of Yemen on Thursday, according to two US officials. The missiles, which were fired by Iranian-backed Houthi militants, were potentially headed towards Israel. The…
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President Biden Addresses Deep Uncertainty Facing the United States
Local sources from United States: ABC News, The Guardian. UK coverage: Sky News. In a rare address to the nation from the Oval Office, President Joe Biden emphasized the importance of American influence and maintaining support both domestically and globally. He linked the conflicts in Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas war,…
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Joe Biden Urges Support for Israel, Ukraine, and Palestinians in Rare Address from Oval Office
Local sources from United States: Sky News, Hindustan Times. UK coverage: Sky News. In a rare address from the Oval Office, US President Joe Biden on Friday said both Hamas and Russian President Vladimir Putin want to ‘annihilate’ neighbouring democracies. He emphasized the importance of ensuring the success of Israel…
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Five Injured in Shooting at Morgan State University in Maryland
Five people, including four students, were injured in a shooting at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday night during annual homecoming events, according to sources including The New York Times and The Independent. The police have yet to locate a gunman. One woman and four men, aged 18…
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Feinstein’s Death Intensifies Battle for Coveted California Senate Seat
Sources: BBC, The New York Times. The death of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat, has set the stage for a costly ideological battle to replace a moderate senator who was one of the most monumental figures in California’s political history. Even before Ms. Feinstein’s death, three Democratic members of…
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House Backs Last-Gasp Bill to Avert US Government Shutdown
Sources: The Telegraph, ABC News. In a last-minute compromise, Republicans and Democrats in the US House of Representatives have reached a deal to continue funding the government for 45 days, averting a potential shutdown. The agreement, which passed the Senate and was signed by President Joe Biden, does not include…
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Russian Official Tries to Disrupt Zelensky’s Speech at UN and Gets Told to ‘Stop the War’
On Wednesday, tensions ran high at the United Nations Security Council meeting when the Russian envoy objected to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech and questioned his right to speak before the council members. The Russian ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, protested the council president’s decision to allow Mr. Zelensky…
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Tragedy Strikes as Bus Carrying High School Band Crashes
Tragedy Strikes as Bus Carrying High School Band Crashes Tragedy struck on Thursday when a bus carrying members of a high school marching band in New York state crashed, resulting in the deaths of two adult women and several injuries. The bus, a private coach carrying 44 passengers, including 40…
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U.S. and Iran Exchange Prisoners in Sign of Thawing Relations
Revised Article: { “Article_title”: “U.S. and Iran Exchange Prisoners in Sign of Thawing Relations”, “Article_text”: “Five Americans who had been imprisoned in Iran for years were allowed to leave the country on Monday, President Biden announced, in a prisoner exchange between the United States and Iran. The exchange marks a…
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Mystery of Missing F-35 Jet Solved
The Mystery of the Missing F-35 Jet Solved The mystery of the missing F-35 jet has been solved after the wreckage was found in South Carolina following the ejection of the US pilot. According to a statement from Joint Base Charleston, searchers located the debris in Williamsburg County, north of…
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