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A Titanic survivor's 114-year-old lifejacket sold for over $900,000, more than double its estimated value

More than a century after the RMS Titanic sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic, one of its rarest surviving artefacts has found a new owner. The cork-filled flotation device, worn by 22-year-old first-class passenger Laura Mabel Francatelli, was sold by Henry Aldridge & Son in Wiltshire for…

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Ontario Fires Back at Trump: Drop Lumber Tariffs as Wildfire Smoke Hits 100M Americans

Canada wildfire smoke is choking more than 100 million Americans — and sparking a diplomatic standoff. Ontario Premier Ford countered Trump's tariff threat by demanding the U.S. drop softwood lumber duties, while the White House admits no legal mechanism exists to tariff smoke. Detroit hit a record AQI of 650;…

International Business Times

Canadian lawyer faces 6-month suspension for citing ChatGPT cases in court hearing

A Canadian lawyer has been suspended for six months after a judge uncovered ChatGPT-generated fake legal citations in a court hearing.

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‘White men get to fail’: Graham Platner collapse illuminates toxic double standard in US politics

Expectations that prioritize privileged identities keep women and people of color from even running for office

The Guardian - US

Russia pounds Kyiv with ballistic missiles in escalating air war

KYIV (UKRAINE) - Russia fired two dozen ballistic missiles at Kyiv overnight on Sunday, killing one person and wounding 16, in an ever-escalating air war that is taking an increasing civilian toll on both sides.

Bangkok Post

At least 50 Malian soldiers killed in rebel-jihadist attack

At least 50 Malian soldiers were killed and dozens more were taken prisoner in an attack by Tuareg separatists and jihadists, local sources told AFP on Sunday.

France 24

16,000 hectares burned, over 1,100 evacuated: Spain's largest wildfire rages on

Spain's largest wildfire of the year has burned approximately 16,000 hectares and continues to burn, but authorities are hopeful to contain it by Sunday. More than 1,100 people have been evacuated as firefighters continue their efforts to subdue the fire, according to Spanish public broadcaster RTVE.

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US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Attack on Jordan. Middle East Conflict Spreads

The US military launched airstrikes Sunday targeting Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, after an attack on an American base in Jordan killed two service members. The airstrikes also reportedly wounded four and left one untraceable, further escalating tensions.

International Business Times

The cartel boss, the FBI and the small plane: Mystery surrounds arrest of notorious Mexican drug kingpin

IN DEPTH: Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada García was arrested by the FBI in 2024 following a stunning betrayal by another cartel boss. Nearly two years later, there are growing questions over whether US intelligence was involved, writes Alex Croft

The Independent UK

Is Facebook Down Today? Millions Locked Out As Meta Outage Triggers 'Account Unavailable' Panic

Facebook is experiencing a widespread outage, with millions of users reporting login issues this morning.

International Business Times

Sable Island is a remote sand island with no permanent residents, yet hundreds of wild horses roam freely across its shifting dunes

More than 300 kilometres off the coast of Nova Scotia lies one of Canada's most extraordinary natural landscapes. Sable Island, a narrow crescent of shifting sand in the Atlantic Ocean, is unlike any other place in North America. Despite its harsh weather, moving sand dunes and complete isolation, the island…

The Times of India

US launches strikes to 'punish' Iran after troops killed

The United States said airstrikes on Sunday aimed to "punish" Iran over the first US military deaths since renewed hostilities with the Islamic republic.

Radio France Internationale

‘Just like Batman!’: Five-year-old boy dressed as superhero saves a drowning man

Dressed as Batman, a young boy noticed a man stranded on a sandbank and sprang into action. He quickly informed his family, who then reached out to the coastguard and RNLI for help. A lifeboat arrived rapidly, ensuring the safe rescue of the man and his two dogs from the…

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Quote of the day by Warren Buffett: “Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when…” - the powerful mindset behind long-term success

Sometimes success is defined by both the choices and the reaction that people have in situations where emotions are in charge. In situations when people experience excitement, they get too confident and make hasty decisions without even thinking about the possible risk. In challenging situations, people act based on fear…

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Ferry carrying 116 people capsizes off Guyana coast

A ferry carrying 116 passengers capsized off the Pomeroon coast late Saturday night, triggering a frantic overnight search-and-rescue operation, eight people have been rescued so far.

France 24

Trump claims US World Cup a success, despite controversies, ahead of final

Donald Trump on Friday said the US had become a "soccer country" after hosting the 2026 World Cup with Mexico and Canada "that brought the world together". But the tournament has not been without its controversies, from hardline US migration policies that excluded fans – and one Somali referee, as…

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In 1921, an eel-like parasite reached Lake Erie through a shipping canal, then latched onto native fish, fed on their blood, and helped collapse Great Lakes fisheries

Invasive sea lampreys, introduced via a shipping canal, caused severe damage to Great Lakes fish populations. These jawless, eel-like parasites attached to native fish, feeding on blood and bodily fluids for weeks. Many host fish died from blood loss or infections, impacting dominant predators like lake trout. Commercial fisheries faced…

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'Failed, inhumane policy': Baloch activist raises alarm over spike in student disappearances in region

A recent surge in the alleged enforced disappearances of students and young people in Pakistan's Balochistan province has raised fresh concerns over the treatment of those linked to peaceful political organisations. Human rights activist Sammi Deen Baloch expressed her condemnation of the events and alleged that individuals are being taken…

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Middle East crisis: US military says service member killed during ‘controlled detonation’ of downed Iranian drone – as it happened

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Evening Standard

Waiting times at passport control 'being tripled by new EU border system'

Travellers have been hit with severe delays across Europe due to the Entry Exit System (EES) this summer

The Times of India

Russia rains missiles on Kyiv in one of biggest overnight attacks since war began

At least one person was killed and 13 others injured after Russia launched one of its largest ballistic missile attacks on Ukraine overnight into Sunday, targeting Kyiv and the surrounding region, Ukrainian authorities said.

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In Norway, scientists painted one wind turbine blade black, and bird deaths dropped nearly 70%

A recent study unveils that painting turbine blades black can diminish bird deaths by upwards of seventy percent. This effective yet simple alteration enhances bird visibility of the rotating blades, leading to fewer fatal encounters. Research performed at Norway's Smøla wind farm illustrates encouraging outcomes for wildlife preservation. This economical…

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Mount Olympus, the mythological home of Zeus and the ancient Greek gods, is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage status as Greece seeks protection for its tallest mountain

Mount Olympus, a site of myth and nature, seeks UNESCO World Heritage recognition. This ancient Greek mountain is home to gods and diverse ecosystems. Locals hope for global acknowledgment to ensure its continued protection. The nomination process involves careful review and potential further requirements. Recognition would bring responsibilities for preserving…

The Guardian - UK

Israel threatens to seize ancient water reservoirs near Bethlehem

Solomon’s Pools date back to the second century BCE, and have become a source of recreation for nearby Bethlehem

The Guardian - UK

Russia pounds Kyiv for five hours in one of its biggest ballistic missile attacks

Attack on Ukraine’s capital and other cities leaves at least six people dead and dozens injured

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