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Loose umbrella fatally strikes woman at lakeside restaurant in South Carolina over Memorial Day

The woman was reportedly dining with her husband and family members

The Independent UK

Four people killed in Belgium in train and school bus collision

Two children killed in incident at level crossing near town of Buggenhout in Flanders

The Guardian - UK

Starbucks 'Tank Campaign' Mocked 1980 Massacre Victims—Korea Boss Issues Second Apology Over Insensitive Ad

Starbucks Korea's 'Tank Day' campaign sparked outrage by inadvertently referencing the 1980 Gwangju massacre, leading to public apologies and calls for a boycott.

International Business Times UK

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US Journalist Accused of Helping China Get Classified Info—'Not Charged with Spying' His Lawyer Claims

Thomas Pauken II, an American journalist, faces charges for allegedly acting as an unregistered agent for China, preparing reports for Chinese intelligence and attempting to influence US policy.

International Business Times UK

Megyn Kelly Says Trump Cheated on All Wives, Revives Ivana Rape Allegation—Not Even Faithful to Melania

Megyn Kelly criticises Donald Trump for alleged infidelities and hypocrisy, reviving past allegations from Ivana Trump and discussing his controversial remarks about Joe Kent's remarriage.

International Business Times UK

First Thing: Huge climate cost of emissions from US immigration enforcement flights

Trump’s mass deportation campaign is accelerating the climate crisis. Plus, US students on why they booed their pro-AI graduation speakers

The Guardian - UK

Woman Dies After Garbage Truck Claw Allegedly Grabbed, Compressed Her Body

A homeless woman died after being crushed by a garbage truck's hydraulic claw in Louisville. Her family is suing city officials and workers for negligence, claiming safety protocols were ignored.

International Business Times UK

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Iran Says It Has The 'Legitimate' Right To Respond To U.S. Attack In The Strait Of Hormuz

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it has the "legitimate" right to respond to recent U.S. attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.

International Business Times

Australia records first diphtheria death amid worst outbreak in decades

Cases begin to fall as health officials ramp up vaccination programme

The Independent UK

‘Just take it away’: Mother of teen who died after alleged TikTok challenge urges UK govt to ban social media

The mother of a British teenager who allegedly died after attempting a dangerous online challenge has criticised the UK government for moving too slowly on plans to restrict children’s access to social media, saying ministers are “kicking it down the road”.

The Times of India

Quote of the day by Nelson Mandela: “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.”

Some quotes feel important because they sound grand. Others stay alive because they feel personal. Nelson Mandela’s words seem to belong to the second category. At first glance, the quote appears to be speaking only about language. Someone reads it and may think it is a simple observation about communication.…

The Times of India

How did Jennifer Siebel Newsom become a target for conservative criticism?

Republicans may be seeking a new line of attack against Gavin Newsom, who has emerged as an early frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination

The Guardian - US

Why Trump administration’s plan to attempt to destroy Pfas is ‘nonsensical’

The EPA said it was cutting Biden-era regulations on Pfas in drinking water, but advocates say the move will harm public health and benefit industry

The Guardian - US

Four dead after train hits school bus in Belgium

BUGGENHOUT, Belgium - Four people, including two children, were killed when a train hit a school minibus carrying in northern Belgium on Tuesday, the country’s deputy prime minister said.

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Investigation into California cop after footage of her hitting teenage boy at high school went viral

The local police chief has apologised after one of the 16-year-old boy’s family said he was ‘beat like a dog’ and he had his ‘hair pulled’

France 24

Count the dead bugs on your windshield and contribute to science

Scientists need your help! French researchers are calling on car drivers to help them measure the decline of insect populations – thanks to an app dubbed "Bugs Matter". The citizen science project was launched in April by France's National Museum of Natural History. It will become the country's first ever…

International Business Times UK

Massie's 2028 White House Filing Reframes His Feud With Trump as a Full Presidential Power Play

Thomas Massie filed for a 2028 federal bid after losing his Kentucky seat to a Trump-backed challenger, leaving open the possibility of a presidential run.

The Independent UK

Quad allies launch energy security initiative amid global fallout from Strait of Hormuz crisis

China criticises grouping’s first joint infrastructure plan to develop port in Fiji as representing ‘bloc confrontation’

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The Guardian - UK

Iran’s access to global internet starts to resume after 88-day blackout

End of shutdown comes despite interim court order questioning authority of body overseeing the move

International Business Times

U.S. Says It Launched 'Self-Defense Strikes' Against Iranian Forces But Claims Ceasefire Still In Place

The U.S. Central Command said it targeted Iranian forces to protect its troops, but emphasized the ceasefire is still in place as negotiations to end the war reach a critical point.

The Independent UK

Seven dead in France after extreme heatwave sweeps across Europe

Parts of France and Spain are on course to see 40C heat later this week

The Times of India

'Unjust and unfounded': Mango founder's son denies killing father, steps down as vice president

Jonathan Andic, son of late Mango founder Isak Andic, denies allegations of his father's death. He has resigned as vice president of the fashion giant's board. Andic stated a distorted narrative has been created around the case. He needs to focus on proving his innocence. Isak Andic died in December…

The Times of India

What looked like ordinary rubble on a university campus turned out to be a 6,700-year-old Native American artefact

A small stretch of ground beside a chain-link fence on the University of Washington campus has turned out to hold a far older story than anyone working there on an ordinary day might have expected. It began almost casually, with soil being turned over near a greenhouse and a piece…

The Guardian - US

Texas Senate runoff sees surge of anti-Muslim rhetoric in campaign ads

Runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton features ads and legal disputes targeting Texas Muslims

The Times of India

Rare strain, community distrust, lack of vaccine: All you need to know about Congo’s Ebola crisis

Eastern Congo is battling one of its most dangerous Ebola outbreaks in years. The WHO has declared it a public health emergency of international concern and identified it as the third-largest outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain on record. So far, over 900 suspected cases have been recorded, including 101 confirmed…

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