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French Lawmakers Back Bill Giving Police 'Benefit Of Doubt' In Shootings
The number of fatal shootings by police in France is among the highest in Europe and rising.
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US Man Cleared Of False Child Abuse Allegations In Bogota After Video Sparked Outrage
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the man "apparently did not" abuse any children.
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Video: US Man Tried To Outrun Cops. Was 'Caught' By Alligator Instead
What began as a routine police chase in US' Louisiana ended in a bizarre twist when an alligator joined the pursuit and attacked a suspected drunk driver who had jumped into a swamp while trying to evade arrest.
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$54 Billion Drone Swarm: Pentagon's Plan To Flood Skies With Flying Bombs
The Pentagon believes the US needs to rapidly expand its drone capabilities and has launched an 18-month competition called "Drone Dominance" to identify the most promising manufacturers.
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'Perpetual Bad Things': Experts Decode Why 40% People Are Avoiding News
Globally, 40 per cent report they at least sometimes or often do the same, the highest figure ever recorded. People shared consistent reasons for this: the news put them in a bad mood, they felt overwhelmed and powerless to act.
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Saudi Arabia Secretly Struck Iran During Ongoing Regional War: Report
The disclosure marks the first known instance of Saudi Arabia conducting direct military action against Iran.
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First Chinese Oil Tanker Hit In Strait of Hormuz As Ship Attacks Spread: Report
The Chinese tanker attack marks a significant turning point as early in the crisis, reports had emerged that Iran would allow only Chinese vessels to pass through the strait.
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'Monitoring China's Economic Pressure': US, Allies Support Panama's Sovereignty, Issue Joint Statement
The statement was released by the governments of Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Paraguay, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States.
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Guest Sues Disney World Resort Florida For $50,000 Over 'Bed Bug Infestation'
Court filings say the guest was bitten during his stay and later faced medical and financial problems.
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Sam Altman Sister's Abuse Claims Against Him Dismissed for Now
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman won dismissal of a lawsuit by his sister claiming that he sexually abused her for almost a decade.
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King Harold's 200-Mile March To Battle Of Hastings A 'Myth', Research Finds
King Harold's legendary 200-mile march across England to the Battle of Hastings in 1066 is a "myth" that likely never happened...
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Himalayan Glaciers Melting Twice As Fast, Threatening Billions, Claims Report
Himalayan glaciers that provide a vital source of fresh water for around two billion people are melting twice as quickly as in...
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Beijing Preparing For Conflict? Thousands Of Boats Mass In East China Sea
Thousands of Chinese fishing boats have been massing in geometric formations in the East China Sea, in coordinated actions that experts believe are part of Beijing's preparations for a potential regional crisis or conflict.
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North Korea Accuses South Of Another Drone Incursion
North Korea accused the South on Saturday of flying another drone over its territory this month for the purpose of spying, a claim that Seoul denied.
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School Assembly News Headlines (November 24): Top National, World, Business, Sports News
School Assembly Headlines November 24: Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
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French Lawmakers Back Bill Giving Police 'Benefit Of Doubt' In Shootings
The number of fatal shootings by police in France is among the highest in Europe and rising.
-
US Man Cleared Of False Child Abuse Allegations In Bogota After Video Sparked Outrage
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that the man "apparently did not" abuse any children.
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Video: US Man Tried To Outrun Cops. Was 'Caught' By Alligator Instead
What began as a routine police chase in US' Louisiana ended in a bizarre twist when an alligator joined the pursuit and attacked a suspected drunk driver who had jumped into a swamp while trying to evade arrest.
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$54 Billion Drone Swarm: Pentagon's Plan To Flood Skies With Flying Bombs
The Pentagon believes the US needs to rapidly expand its drone capabilities and has launched an 18-month competition called "Drone Dominance" to identify the most promising manufacturers.
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'Perpetual Bad Things': Experts Decode Why 40% People Are Avoiding News
Globally, 40 per cent report they at least sometimes or often do the same, the highest figure ever recorded. People shared consistent reasons for this: the news put them in a bad mood, they felt overwhelmed and powerless to act.
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Saudi Arabia Secretly Struck Iran During Ongoing Regional War: Report
The disclosure marks the first known instance of Saudi Arabia conducting direct military action against Iran.
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First Chinese Oil Tanker Hit In Strait of Hormuz As Ship Attacks Spread: Report
The Chinese tanker attack marks a significant turning point as early in the crisis, reports had emerged that Iran would allow only Chinese vessels to pass through the strait.
-
'Monitoring China's Economic Pressure': US, Allies Support Panama's Sovereignty, Issue Joint Statement
The statement was released by the governments of Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Paraguay, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States.
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Guest Sues Disney World Resort Florida For $50,000 Over 'Bed Bug Infestation'
Court filings say the guest was bitten during his stay and later faced medical and financial problems.
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Sam Altman Sister's Abuse Claims Against Him Dismissed for Now
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman won dismissal of a lawsuit by his sister claiming that he sexually abused her for almost a decade.
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King Harold's 200-Mile March To Battle Of Hastings A 'Myth', Research Finds
King Harold's legendary 200-mile march across England to the Battle of Hastings in 1066 is a "myth" that likely never happened...
-
Himalayan Glaciers Melting Twice As Fast, Threatening Billions, Claims Report
Himalayan glaciers that provide a vital source of fresh water for around two billion people are melting twice as quickly as in...
-
Beijing Preparing For Conflict? Thousands Of Boats Mass In East China Sea
Thousands of Chinese fishing boats have been massing in geometric formations in the East China Sea, in coordinated actions that experts believe are part of Beijing's preparations for a potential regional crisis or conflict.
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North Korea Accuses South Of Another Drone Incursion
North Korea accused the South on Saturday of flying another drone over its territory this month for the purpose of spying, a claim that Seoul denied.
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School Assembly News Headlines (November 24): Top National, World, Business, Sports News
School Assembly Headlines November 24: Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
