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Sydney Shooter Underwent Training On 'How To Hunt' At Gun Club For 5 Years
Naveed Akram, the younger of the two shooters who killed 15 people on Sydney's Bondi Beach, took training at a shooting club in "firearms safety" and "how to hunt".
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Watch: Amid Pakistan's Dhurandhar Ban, Bilawal Bhutto's Grand Entry On FA9LA Song
Despite a ban by Islamabad, the Indian espionage thriller Dhurandhar seems to be riding the wave of popularity in Pakistan.
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UK Nurse On Murder Trial Wrote "Bye Bye" On Calendar The Day Her Husband Died
A British woman accused of murdering her 84-year-old husband wrote "bye bye" accompanied by two kisses and a heart on a calendar entry for the day he died, a court heard this week.
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Hooded Pitohui: World's Only Toxic Bird That Causes Mild Paralysis, Numbness
In the rainforests of New Guinea lives a bird unlike any other - the Hooded Pitohui, known as the world's only toxic bird. While most birds are harmless to humans, this orange-and-black species carries harmful toxins found in poison dart frogs.
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Wordle Result, Then Questions: Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect's Texts To Friends
On the morning of September 10, Tyler Robinson was messaging a friend on Discord, sharing results of the online word game Wordle
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World's Most Expensive Coffee Is Prepared From Animal Poop, Check Out Its Huge Price
The coffee beans are enriched with enzymes provided by the digestive tract of the mammal - civet.
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Chinese Bodybuilder, Who Lived A "Monk's Life," Dies Of Heart Issue At 30
Wang Kun won eight consecutive titles at the Chinese Bodybuilding Association (CBBA) National Bodybuilding Championships.
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Abducted By Mother At 3, US Woman Reunites With Father After 42 Years
A US girl, who was abducted as a toddler at the age of three, has been found after 42 years. Michelle Marie Newton went missing in 1983 and was living under a new identity of "Sharon Nealy", completely unaware that she was once abducted.
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'Sleepy Joe', 'Divisive Obama': Inside Trump's 'Presidential Walk of Fame'
The White House has installed new plaques along President Donald Trump's "Presidential Walk of Fame", offering descriptions beneath portraits of former presidents that reflect the Republican leader's own views.
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Asim Munir's US Challenge As Trump Pushes Pakistan To Send Troops To Gaza
Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan's all-powerful defence chief, is reportedly looking at the toughest test of his expanding stronghold on Islamabad as the United States pushes the South Asian nation to send troops to Gaza.
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Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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Donald Trump Reiterates '8 Wars In 10 Months' Claim, Credits 'Tariffs'
US President Donald Trump doubled down on his claim that he helped settle at least eight wars across the world in the first 10 months of his second term in the White House.
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"We Inherited A Mess": Trump To Set Out Plans To Make US "Stronger"
President Donald Trump will set out plans to make the United States "stronger than ever" in a televised address to the nation Wednesday as his popularity dips over his handling of the economy.
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"Thank You For Your Trust": PM Modi Receives Standing Ovation In Ethiopia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a prolonged standing ovation lasting nearly 90 seconds after addressing a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday.
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How China's 'Risky, Dangerous' Brahmaputra Mega Dam Could Impact India
China is building one of its largest and most contentious infrastructure projects to date, a vast hydropower system on the Yarlung Tsangpo river that could have far-reaching consequences for India and neighbouring countries.
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Sydney Shooter Underwent Training On 'How To Hunt' At Gun Club For 5 Years
Naveed Akram, the younger of the two shooters who killed 15 people on Sydney's Bondi Beach, took training at a shooting club in "firearms safety" and "how to hunt".
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Watch: Amid Pakistan's Dhurandhar Ban, Bilawal Bhutto's Grand Entry On FA9LA Song
Despite a ban by Islamabad, the Indian espionage thriller Dhurandhar seems to be riding the wave of popularity in Pakistan.
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UK Nurse On Murder Trial Wrote "Bye Bye" On Calendar The Day Her Husband Died
A British woman accused of murdering her 84-year-old husband wrote "bye bye" accompanied by two kisses and a heart on a calendar entry for the day he died, a court heard this week.
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Hooded Pitohui: World's Only Toxic Bird That Causes Mild Paralysis, Numbness
In the rainforests of New Guinea lives a bird unlike any other - the Hooded Pitohui, known as the world's only toxic bird. While most birds are harmless to humans, this orange-and-black species carries harmful toxins found in poison dart frogs.
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Wordle Result, Then Questions: Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect's Texts To Friends
On the morning of September 10, Tyler Robinson was messaging a friend on Discord, sharing results of the online word game Wordle
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World's Most Expensive Coffee Is Prepared From Animal Poop, Check Out Its Huge Price
The coffee beans are enriched with enzymes provided by the digestive tract of the mammal - civet.
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Chinese Bodybuilder, Who Lived A "Monk's Life," Dies Of Heart Issue At 30
Wang Kun won eight consecutive titles at the Chinese Bodybuilding Association (CBBA) National Bodybuilding Championships.
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Abducted By Mother At 3, US Woman Reunites With Father After 42 Years
A US girl, who was abducted as a toddler at the age of three, has been found after 42 years. Michelle Marie Newton went missing in 1983 and was living under a new identity of "Sharon Nealy", completely unaware that she was once abducted.
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'Sleepy Joe', 'Divisive Obama': Inside Trump's 'Presidential Walk of Fame'
The White House has installed new plaques along President Donald Trump's "Presidential Walk of Fame", offering descriptions beneath portraits of former presidents that reflect the Republican leader's own views.
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Asim Munir's US Challenge As Trump Pushes Pakistan To Send Troops To Gaza
Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan's all-powerful defence chief, is reportedly looking at the toughest test of his expanding stronghold on Islamabad as the United States pushes the South Asian nation to send troops to Gaza.
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Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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Donald Trump Reiterates '8 Wars In 10 Months' Claim, Credits 'Tariffs'
US President Donald Trump doubled down on his claim that he helped settle at least eight wars across the world in the first 10 months of his second term in the White House.
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"We Inherited A Mess": Trump To Set Out Plans To Make US "Stronger"
President Donald Trump will set out plans to make the United States "stronger than ever" in a televised address to the nation Wednesday as his popularity dips over his handling of the economy.
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"Thank You For Your Trust": PM Modi Receives Standing Ovation In Ethiopia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a prolonged standing ovation lasting nearly 90 seconds after addressing a joint session of the Ethiopian Parliament on Wednesday.
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How China's 'Risky, Dangerous' Brahmaputra Mega Dam Could Impact India
China is building one of its largest and most contentious infrastructure projects to date, a vast hydropower system on the Yarlung Tsangpo river that could have far-reaching consequences for India and neighbouring countries.
