Japan restarts operations at world’s largest nuclear plant
The world’s largest nuclear plant is now supplying electricity to about 450,000 households, according to its…
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Pig blood curd returns to Singapore after nearly 3 decades — but is it safe?
🩸 Pig blood curd, or blood tofu, is returning to Singapore after being banned for nearly…
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How do I know if my electric blanket or heated throw is safe?
How do you know it’s compliant? The tag won’t necessarily list the standard. Look for the…
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LIVE: Kagame Turns to Trump, Putin To Power Rwanda’s Nuclear Ambitions | Firstpost Africa | N18G
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame is pursuing a high-risk geopolitical balancing act by building nuclear partnerships with…
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Why illegal children’s homes are being paid up to £2m per child by councils
While the majority of children are either fostered, adopted or placed in legal children’s homes, local…
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Here is the #severance package 8,000 laid-off #Meta employees are getting. #layoffs #tech
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We don’t know where Ebola is going — or where it began
The World Health Organization just declared its ninth-ever public health emergency over an Ebola outbreak in…
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California wildfires threaten homes northwest of L.A.
Multiple counties in California have issued evacuation orders and warnings after several new wildfires ignited. This…
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Supermarkets hit back over pressure to cap price of milk, bread and eggs
Helen Dickinson, the chief executive of the BRC, said: “Rather than introduce 1970s style price controls…
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Venezuelans voice frustration as hardship persists after Maduro’s capture
The United States is pursuing a second criminal investigation into former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.Five months…
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Side-by-side comparison of Putin’s visit to China versus Trump’s visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed their “unyielding” ties during talks in…
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Hunger deepens in Gaza as World Central Kitchen cuts hot meals amid Israel’s blockade
Hunger is deepening across Gaza after the World Central Kitchen reduced its hot meal services. The…
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World Cup a big win for New York businesses, but fans feel the pinch
More than a million football fans are expected to descend on New York and New Jersey…
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HISTORIC PACT: China and Russia Signs Comprehensive Unity Pacts in Beijing | DRM News | AC1C
“A warning to the West.” Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin sign a…
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LIVE: Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar Begins First Official Visit to Poland in Warsaw | AC1G
Live from Warsaw: Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar begins his first official visit to Poland. He…
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Challenges of regulating online spaces in wake of mosque shooting | Hanomansing Tonight
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation said Tuesday that the San Diego mosque shooters met online,…
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Does the flu vaccine give you the flu? 5 questions about the vaccine answered
This year, the flu vaccine delivered as a nasal spray (FluMist) became available in Australia. It’s…
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Three Gorges Dam: The Unstoppable Wave That Will Erase Central China
Three Gorges Dam: The Unstoppable Wave That Will Erase Central China The highly censored simulations of…
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Ebola outbreak : Uganda has protocols in place to deal with outbreak
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo are reporting new Ebola cases in the latest…
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Twenty-two years in the making – how Arsenal celebrated title win
Gary Rose BBC Sport journalist 5 hours ago For Arsenal fans, it has been a very,…
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#AI commencement speeches are getting booed by graduates. #graduation #commencement
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The religious right is loud right now — that doesn’t mean they’re winning
Christian nationalism had a big weekend on the National Mall. That doesn’t mean it’s winning. Vox’s…
