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Supreme Court declines to revisit E. Jean Carroll case against Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court has once again refused to intervene in a case involving President Donald Trump and writer E. Jean Carroll, leaving intact a $5 million ci…
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Lindsay Clancy Trial Draws Amateur Sleuths, Raising Concerns Over Postpartum Psychosis Awareness
In December 2015, Meghan Cliffel was riding the New York City subway when a terrifying delusion took hold: she believed the entire city was part of a cult inten…
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Tragic Crowd Surge Claims Seven Lives at Temple in India's Bihar
A devastating crowd surge at a religious site in Bihar, India, has resulted in the deaths of at least seven people, according to local officials. The incident u…
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Northern Territory braces for inevitable arrival of H5N1 avian influenza, experts say
Australia's Northern Territory remains one of the final regions untouched by the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu strain, yet scientists caution that its ap…
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Canadian Petition Calling for Removal of U.S. Ambassador Gains Widespread Support
A grassroots movement in Canada is gaining significant traction, with more than 160,000 citizens signing a petition that demands the expulsion of U.S. Ambassado…
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South Carolina Republicans Pick Nominee to Fill Late Senator's Seat
With the November election approaching, South Carolina Republicans are heading to the polls to select their candidate for the U.S. Senate seat once held by the …
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New Art Initiative Carves Out LGBTQ+ Haven in Sydney's Suburban West
In the midst of Parramatta's busy shopping district, a striking art installation has emerged, featuring intimate shrines that serve as a sanctuary for the …
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Insurers Face Scrutiny Over Demands for Complete Patient Histories
Medical facilities and therapy clinics are raising alarms over what they describe as increasingly intrusive data requests from health insurance companies during…
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Assessing the Military Strength Behind the Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Alliance
The recent defense agreement signed in Mecca brings together three nations with distinct but complementary military assets: Saudi Arabia, a leading oil producer…
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Israeli settler attacks labeled as 'state-backed terrorism'
Fresh scrutiny has fallen on the conduct of Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, with a senior official describing their actions as a form of state-spons…