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FDA still focused on lettuce supplier as source of parasite, despite faulty test result
FDA officials maintain Taylor Farms lettuce as the likely source of a multistate cyclospora outbreak, despite a false positive test result disclosed over the weekend.
Iran war, Myanmar crisis and South China Sea rifts under the spotlight in ASEAN ministerial talks
Southeast Asian diplomats will convene in Manila to discuss Middle East tensions, Myanmar’s civil war, and South China Sea disputes, with top officials from the U.S., China, and Russia attending the talks.
3 women’s world records set at the annual Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin
Three women’s world records were set at the Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin, with competitors demonstrating expertise in sawing, chopping, and log-rolling across timber sports.
Russian President Putin meets with North Korean foreign minister in latest high-level diplomacy
Russian President Putin met with North Korea’s Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, thanking Pyongyang for supporting his war in Ukraine in the latest high-level diplomatic exchange between the countries.
South Korea’s Kospi drops 4.5% as some AI stocks swoon, while oil keeps climbing
South Korea’s Kospi index dropped 4.5% as investors sold artificial intelligence stocks, while crude oil prices climbed due to escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
Australia spent more than $9m for each asylum seeker held on Nauru last year – so why can’t they afford to buy food?
Over 100 asylum seekers held in Nauru say they cannot afford adequate food despite Australia spending more than $9 million per person annually on offshore detention.
Keir Starmer’s resignation speech in full
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Monday he is stepping down as Labour Party leader, approximately two years after winning a landslide election victory.
So distressed you can’t think straight? Lower the intensity with these 4 skills
A psychiatry professor shares four DBT-based techniques called TIP to manage intense emotional distress by reducing emotional intensity quickly enough to think more clearly.
This farmer wanted to quit the cocaine industry – he couldn’t
Colombian coca farmers who abandoned the illegal crop through government substitution programs report unfulfilled promises, leading many to resume cultivation as coca production reaches record levels nationwide.
Iran war, Myanmar crisis and South China Sea rifts under the spotlight in ASEAN ministerial talks
Southeast Asian diplomats will convene in Manila to discuss Middle East tensions, Myanmar’s civil war, and South China Sea disputes, with top officials from the U.S., China, and Russia attending the talks.
Food delivery rider wins China’s top literary prize
A Chinese food delivery rider’s poetry collection about gig economy workers has won the Lu Xun Literary Prize, one of China’s most prestigious literary honors.
In the Israeli-occupied West Bank, too much cash is breaking the economy
The West Bank’s Palestinian banking system faces an unusual crisis: too much Israeli currency. Banks cannot deposit excess shekels with Israel’s central bank, constraining economic activity and straining businesses and public services.
3 women’s world records set at the annual Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin
Three women’s world records were set at the Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin, with competitors demonstrating expertise in sawing, chopping, and log-rolling across timber sports.
Russian President Putin meets with North Korean foreign minister in latest high-level diplomacy
Russian President Putin met with North Korea’s Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, thanking Pyongyang for supporting his war in Ukraine in the latest high-level diplomatic exchange between the countries.
South Korea’s Kospi drops 4.5% as some AI stocks swoon, while oil keeps climbing
South Korea’s Kospi index dropped 4.5% as investors sold artificial intelligence stocks, while crude oil prices climbed due to escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
Australia spent more than $9m for each asylum seeker held on Nauru last year – so why can’t they afford to buy food?
Over 100 asylum seekers held in Nauru say they cannot afford adequate food despite Australia spending more than $9 million per person annually on offshore detention.
‘It’s total devastation’: inside the Amazonian war against illegal gold mining
Brazilian security forces have dismantled an illegal gold mining settlement in the Sararé Indigenous territory, destroying about 17.3 square miles of forest in what authorities describe as devastating ecological damage.
Japanese beetle advances through northern Italy’s vineyards and orchards, frustrating farmers
Japanese beetles, native to Asia, have invaded northern Italy’s vineyards and orchards, causing significant damage to crops and spreading across multiple regions despite containment efforts.
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