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Hegseth church allies backed plan for ‘public’ execution of Fort Hood shooter
Donald Trump cancelled Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream a military execution, but some religious allies of the defense secretary had supported the public broadcast of the Fort Hood shooter’s scheduled execution.
Matt Gaetz accused in suit of sex trafficking two women in Florida
Former Republican congressman Matt Gaetz faces a civil lawsuit alleging he participated in sex trafficking two women in Florida between 2017 and 2019. Gaetz denies the allegations.
Sales Of Used EVs Surge In US
Used electric vehicle sales are surging in the United States as prices decline, making previously expensive models like the Ford F-150 Lightning increasingly attractive to consumers seeking relief from high fuel costs.
Trump Defends Russian Diesel Deal as Energy Ceasefire Claims Unravel
President Trump defended allowing Russian diesel exports and claimed an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is in place, despite neither side confirming the agreement and continued Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
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Serbia opens factory to assemble Israeli-made drones
Serbia has inaugurated a factory to assemble Israeli-made drones for its military and international customers, with plans to open three additional facilities with Israeli partners.
Third person dies from malaria in cluster near Germany’s Frankfurt Airport
A third death from malaria has been confirmed in a cluster near Frankfurt Airport in Germany, marking an extremely rare air-traffic-related outbreak of the tropical disease.
Russia ‘sabotaging’ power supply lines at Zaporizhzhia plant: Greenpeace
Greenpeace accused Russia of deliberately sabotaging power supply lines at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in occupied Ukraine, contradicting Moscow’s claims that Ukrainian attacks caused the damage.
Can an AI chatbot save lives by answering texts about pregnancy?
An AI chatbot in Kenya answers pregnancy and newborn questions via text message, potentially reducing maternal mortality by providing rapid medical guidance to women with limited healthcare access.
Kempton Park killings: Ninth woman’s body found in South Africa’s Dawn Park
South African police confirmed the discovery of a ninth woman’s body in the Johannesburg area within two months, sparking concerns over a series of unexplained deaths across multiple communities.
Pressure on global chokepoints drives Asia’s increased use of Arctic Trade Routes
South Korea’s first commercial container ship reached Europe via the Arctic route, as Middle East tensions drive Asian nations to explore alternative shipping lanes to reduce vulnerability to global chokepoints.
Aztec document goes on display in Mexico after 186 years
A 16th-century Aztec manuscript held in France for over a century returns to Mexico for exhibition, marking 200 years of Franco-Mexican diplomatic relations through a cultural artifact exchange.
Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson resigns after election loss
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson resigned after his right-wing coalition narrowly lost to the centre-left opposition in the country’s general election, with preliminary results showing roughly 50,000 votes separating the two blocs.
Jurgen Klopp: New Germany coach wants to ‘reclaim’ flag amid elections
New Germany coach Jurgen Klopp says football can help restore national pride amid far-right election gains, announcing his first squad with 16 uncapped players for upcoming Nations League matches.
Trump administration denies entry visas to Palestinian officials ahead of UN general assembly
The Trump administration denied entry visas to Palestinian officials ahead of next week’s UN General Assembly, citing alleged failures to uphold commitments and actions undermining peace efforts.
UN experts say grounds to believe US committed war crimes in Iran strikes
UN human rights experts conclude there are reasonable grounds to believe the US committed war crimes in February missile strikes on Iranian civilian sites that killed at least 177 people.
A year ago, President Trump pledged to lower Medicaid drug prices. Has that happened?
One year after President Trump announced pharmaceutical pricing agreements, a Medicaid discount program remains under construction with limited transparency about which drugs will be discounted and how many states will participate.