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Senate advances Venezuela war powers measure - Roll Call

The Senate advanced a measure designed to bar the use of force in Venezuela without prior congressional approval.

Roll Call

Apple Card is being taken over by Chase. Here’s what it means for users

The card is known for its intuitive features and other perks for consumers

The Independent UK

Recycled toilet paper is growing in popularity and the best brands are easy to find

Prices are expected to drop if consumers continue buying it and manufacturers expand production

The Independent UK

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David Coote Suspended: Ex-Referee Who Ranted At Klopp Sentenced For Making Indecent Child Image

David Coote has been suspended after being sentenced for making indecent images of children, a case that has drawn renewed attention due to his past controversy involving a rant about Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp.

International Business Times UK

Android Central's Best of CES 2026

CES 2026 is behind us, and these are the products that stood out the most in Las Vegas.

Android Central

Macron accuses US of 'breaking free from international rules'

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that the United States was "breaking free from international rules" and "gradually turning away" from some of its allies.

Radio France Internationale

Global cooperation has shifted to favour smaller ally groups, says WEF

Large-scale, global cooperation is weakening as trade, finance, and tech links shift toward smaller, interest-based groups of countries, says the World Economic Forum.

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North America’s 10 most turbulent flights and airports revealed

The new lists are courtesy of a website that monitors turbulence using the same sources that pilots turn to when planning flight routes

The Independent UK

Colombian President Petro Posts AI Picture Of Jaguar Embracing a Bald Eagle After Friendly Call With Trump

Colombian President Gustavo Petro posted an AI picture of a jaguar embracing a bald eagle after having a friendly conversation with U.S. counterpart Donald Trump.

Latin Times

The deliciously delusional popularity of Toowoomba pasta – a viral seafood dish inexplicably named for my home town

A plate created by Outback Steakhouse is now wildly popular in South Korea. This is as delightful as it is puzzling

The Guardian - AU

ICE agents have killed – again. The Trump administration blames the victim

An agent shot a woman in Minneapolis, causing vast and needless grief. Our country is diseased – but that is not the only truth

The Guardian - US

Promoter behind US rightwinger Candace Owens’ blocked Australia tour goes into liquidation

Ticketholders still waiting for refunds after immigration minister denied commentator’s visa weeks before national speaking tour

The Guardian - AU

6 Popular Kids’ Snacks That Were Just Banned in Other Countries

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Kids Ain't Cheap

Can This New ETF Be a Game-Changer in a Market Stuck Waiting for the AI Bubble to Burst?

The GOLS ETF focuses on sports and live entertainment. Its holdings look technically rough.

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International Business Times UK

Russia Invokes Nuclear Doctrine in Response to US-UK Seizure of Sanctioned Venezuelan Oil Tanker

Russia invokes its nuclear doctrine after US-UK forces seize Venezuelan tanker Marinera, as hardliners push for retaliation, raising global tensions amid sanctions.

Euronews

Macron accuses US of 'gradually turning away' from allies in speech to French ambassadors

Trump took a potshot at the French leader in an address on Wednesday in which he recounted how he had coerced France into agreeing to triple its drug prices.

Euronews

'Profoundly damaging': EU leaders condemn Trump's withdrawal from UN climate treaty

The Trump administration's decision to pull out of international environmental structures has drawn sharp criticism from both sides of the Atlantic.

The Conversation

Racial profiling by ICE agents mirrors the targeting of Japanese Americans during World War II

The Department of Homeland Security in September 2025 said that 2 million undocumented immigrants had been forced out of the United States since the start of Donald Trump’s second presidency.

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The Conversation

Illness is more than just biological – medical sociology shows how social factors get under the skin and cause disease

Health and medicine is more than just biological – societal forces can get under your skin and cause illness. Medical sociologists like me study these forces by treating society itself as our laboratory. Health and illness are our experiments in uncovering meaning, power and inequality, and how it affects all…

The Conversation

The western US is in a snow drought, and storms have been making it worse

Much of the western U.S. has started 2026 in the midst of a snow drought. That might sound surprising, given the record precipitation from atmospheric rivers hitting the region in recent weeks, but those storms were actually part of the problem.

The Conversation

Taming the moral menace at capitalism’s core

Digital disruption and the climate crisis are often framed as economic or social challenges. But they force crucial moral questions. Who will be held accountable for the human cost? What will it take to transform business culture so that those costs are not treated as inevitable and acceptable?

Latin Times

Marjorie Taylor Greene Again Slams Trump Over Venezuela Operation: 'It's Not Working'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene again slammed the Trump administration's operation in Venezuela, saying that its recent actions are not "America First."

Euronews

Danish soldiers would shoot back if invaded, government confirms

Danish soldiers must open fire even without orders if US troops were to try and capture Greenland by force, according to a 1952 directive that Denmark's Defence Ministry confirmed remains in place, domestic media reported.

Euronews

Defence shares jump after Venezuela fallout and US talk on Greenland

The sector rallied in Europe, the US, and parts of Asia, with investors betting tensions will keep military spending elevated and order books fuller for longer.

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‘Not a good deal’: Trump upends world order for ‘tar-like sludge’ while China makes off with the riches

Mister "Art of the Deal" left the U.S. behind.

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