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Louvre suspects ‘partially admit’ their role in jewel heist

Police are no closer to recovering gems valued at £76m, despite the arrest of two men last week

The Guardian - UK

Florida man wakes up from coma after being in a wreck, tells police his girlfriend intentionally crashed the car, then he dies shortly after

Daniel Waterman suffered a great deal of injuries that left him unable to tell his story for months.

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Venezuelan Fishermen Say Maduro's Crackdown Scares Them More Than Trump's Airstrikes: Report

Venezuelan fishermen in the coastal state of Falcón say security crackdowns by President Nicolás Maduro's government are posing a greater threat to their safety and livelihood than recent U.S. airstrikes on suspected drug-trafficking vessels

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Shocking images show devastation Hurricane Melissa has reaped on Jamaica and Cuba

Up to 8,000 British citizens on Caribbean island as ‘storm of the century’ causes catastrophic winds and flash flooding

Evening Standard

Greek police increase security after protests against Israeli cruise ship

Measures are being taken at the harbours of Patras and Katakolo after demonstrations earlier this week

The Guardian - UK

US military to reduce number of troops in Romania as start of European drawdown

Army says 2nd Infantry Brigade combat team of 101st Airborne to redeploy to Kentucky ‘without replacement’

The Guardian - US

Revealed: Pentagon orders states’ national guards to form ‘quick reaction forces’ for ‘crowd control’

Pentagon memo details plan to train over 20,000 national guard members across the US to carry out Trump’s order on subduing civil unrest

The Guardian - US

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Months after a man was killed at a 'No Kings' march, no one has been charged. His wife wants answers

The widow of a beloved Utah fashion designer who was fatally shot during the June “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City wants someone held accountable for her husband’s death

The Independent UK

UK newspaper apologizes for fake De Blasio interview criticizing Mamdani

The Times deletes article after its reporter was duped by impostor pretending to be former New York mayor

The Guardian - US

Pro-Palestinian students threaten to sue US university amid antisemitism definition controversy

Exclusive: George Mason University accused of censorship by citing IHRA definition to order anti-Israel post’s removal

The Guardian - US

Everything we know about Putin’s new nuclear-armed underwater drone Poseidon after ‘successful’ test

Putin has brandished Russia’s nuclear might repeatedly since sending troops into Ukraine in February 2022

The Independent UK

Marine veteran was ‘boiled alive’ by room shower during hotel stay to see his granddaughter graduate, lawsuit claims

One of Terril Johnson’s children and several of his grandchildren found him unconscious after he was scalded

The Independent UK

The Latest: Hundreds of thousands evacuate as Hurricane Melissa hits eastern Cuba

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in eastern Cuba as a Category 3 storm after pummeling Jamaica as one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record

The Independent UK

First Thing: Record-breaking Hurricane Melissa hits Jamaica and heads for Cuba

Parish of St Elizabeth ‘under water’ after Jamaica’s ‘storm of the century’. Plus, Trump and Xi to meet for first time since 2019

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South Korea awards Trump gold crown amid deal to unlock $350bn trade talks

Seoul says it has reached broad agreement on investment and shipbuilding as attention shifts to US-China meeting

The Guardian - US

NFL’s No 1 draft pick Cam Ward victim of identity theft in $250,000 scheme

Two people with false identities allegedly managed to fraudulently obtain loans, leading to liens on a fully paid home

International Business Times UK

Monkey Escape Sparks Panic — Officials Deny COVID Link After Mississippi Crash

A truck transporting research monkeys crashed in Mississippi, sparking panic and false reports about disease exposure. Officials now confirm the escaped animals pose no health risk to the public.

International Business Times

Civil Trial Starts in $40 Million Lawsuit by Virginia Teacher Who Was Shot by Then-6-Year-Old Student

The civil trial in a $40 million lawsuit involving a Virginia teacher who was shot by a then-six-year-old student has begun.

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The Guardian - UK

‘A colony of the US’: Argentinians contemplate future after Trump-backed Milei coasts to victory

Big win leaves many wondering if result reflects genuine support for president or corrosive US influence

The Independent UK

Hurricane Melissa tracker: Where will storm head next after devastating the Bahamas, Cuba and Jamaica?

Storm has left an ‘unprecedented catastrophe’ in its wake after killing dozens and inflicting billions in damage across the Bahamas, Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica

International Business Times UK

Diseased Lab Monkeys on the Loose After Frightening Mississippi Crash

A truck crash in Mississippi released potentially diseased lab monkeys carrying hepatitis C and COVID, leaving one still on the loose as officials race to contain the threat.

The Guardian - US

Wole Soyinka, Nigerian Nobel laureate and Trump critic, says US visa revoked

Soyinka, 91, who recently compared US president to Idi Amin, says ‘I have no visa – I am banned’

Axios

Hiring 10,000 ICE agents is easier said than done

Border czar Tom Homan acknowledges a "high fail rate" on the agency's physical standards for recruits.

Evening Standard

Hurricane Melissa hits Cuba after devastating Jamaica with catastrophic damage in 'worst storm this century'

Cuban authorities have evacuated more than 700,000 people as Jamaica’s prime minister declares his nation a ‘disaster area’

The Independent UK

Imprisoned Bahrain activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja starts hunger strike over his detention

Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, a prominent activist in Bahrain, has started a new hunger strike to protest his detention

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