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Day in Photos: Protests in India, House Explosion in Paris, and Christmas Ballet in Kenya
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Queensland to Ban Puberty Blocking Drugs Until 2031 Amid New Report Release
Queensland’s 532-page report into puberty blockers has been released, with concerns about the quality of research around puberty block drugs.
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Farmer Warns of Fire and Insurance Costs as $750 Million Solar Farm Moves Next Door
Cattle farmer John Conroy is campaigning against the Meadow Creek Solar Farm, which is set to cover 566 hectares.
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An ISIS Pledge, ‘Tennis Ball’ Bomb: Police Detail How Bondi Terror Attack Unfolded
Photos and video reveal the two men began planning the Bondi terror attack at least 2 months ago.
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Minister’s Visa Cancellation Powers to Increase in Response to Bondi Attack
There will be a new offence for aggravated hate speech, which will apply to preachers and other community leaders who promote violence.
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Decades of Tradition, Thousands of Lights, and 1 Message Older Than Time
Every year families around Australia spend countless hours—and expenses—decorating their homes with thousands of Christmas lights.
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Jewish-Owned Bakery in Sydney Closes Permanently Over Anti-Semitism Fears
A Jewish-owned bagel shop has ‘closed forever’ following the Bondi attack.
Alleged Bondi Gunman Charged With 15 Counts of Murder
Police allege the man endangered life to advance a religious cause and cause fear in the community.
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Top Stories from the US and the World
Trump Says US Will Keep Oil, Tankers Seized off Coast of Venezuela
‘Maybe we’ll sell it ... maybe we’ll use it in the strategic reserves,’ the president said.
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US to Impose China Chip Tariffs in 2027
‘China’s targeting for dominance contributes to lost sales, chronic underinvestment in numerous segments, and a diminished U.S. industry,’ a USTR report stated.
Vance Not Confident Ukraine and Russia Will Reach Peace Deal
The vice president made the comments as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he felt the talks were nearing a ’real result.’
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83,000 Bags of Frozen Shrimp Recalled Over Possible Radioactive Contamination: FDA
The latest recall impacts Washington state-based Direct Source Seafood LLC products sold at various locations.
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US Bars Entry for Foreign Nationals Seeking to Censor Americans
The secretary of states said the U.S. government was taking action against five foreign nationals who led efforts to censor and demonetize Americans.
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Once a Career Prize, China’s Local TV Stations Are Now in Free Fall
Delayed wages, shuttered channels, and vanishing audiences reflect how financial strain and digital media have hollowed out state broadcasters.
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Lawmakers Ask to Designate Deepseek, Xiaomi as Aiding Chinese Military
Members of Congress want to highlight Chinese technology firms that are allegedly helping to modernize the People’s Liberation Army.
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How Tests and Treatments Spiral Into the ‘Medical Cascade’
Learn how to avoid the ‘just to be safe’ scenarios that lead to potentially dangerous care
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How to Make an Age-Old Superfood for Improved Digestion
Easy to make in your own kitchen, sauerkraut can stimulate the gut to support a healthy digestive system.
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Why Some Doctors Are Turning Against Vaccine Mandates
‘I think it’s a better thing to educate people so they choose to be vaccinated,’ a former director of the CDC said.
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Presbyopia: Common Vision Condition in People Over 40—Here Are the Causes
Presbyopia affects nearly everyone as they age, not just people with existing vision issues.
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Presbyopia: Common Vision Condition in People Over 40—Here Are the Causes
Presbyopia affects nearly everyone as they age, not just people with existing vision issues.
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Edward Hibberd Johnson, ‘The Father of Christmas Lights’
Thanks to some clever advertising, the electrical age ushered in a whimsical decoration many of us may take for granted: multicolored string lights.
Orsanmichele: A Medieval Ecclesial and Commerce Building
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a Florentine market that became a church after the occurrence of miracles.
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‘Wedding Dress:’ A Special Film About Being Present
A mother who designs wedding dresses reconnects with a daughter in this Korean drama.
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Edward Hibberd Johnson, ‘The Father of Christmas Lights’
Thanks to some clever advertising, the electrical age ushered in a whimsical decoration many of us may take for granted: multicolored string lights.
Alfred Carlton Gilbert: Magician. Doctor. Olympian. Toy Maker.
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young magician and medical student who became one of America’s most successful toymakers.
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How the Stock Market Crash Resulted in Radio City Music Hall
In ‘This Week in History,’ architects and designers assembled to create ‘the greatest achievement of the theatrical world.’
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Red Rocks Amphitheatre: Millions of Years in the Making
Colorado’s renowned concert space is a natural wonder of the live music world.
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Breakfast Gnocchi Is the Perfect Morning Meal to Impress Holiday House Guests
Appropriately named “breakfast gnocchi”, this dish comprises a pile of potato gnocchi, colorful vegetables, and chunks of sausage nestling a softly fried egg.
Epiphany in Europe: Stretching the Season
Advent (stretching four Sundays before Christmas) starts things off, as people begin to anticipate the arrival (or advent) of the baby Jesus.
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Beyond Central Madrid: Culture-Rich Day Trips in the Spanish Countryside
Easy day trips from central Madrid introduce cultural experiences that heighten understanding and appreciation of Spanish art, architecture, and history.
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Fall in Love With Luxembourg
A great way to start a tour of Luxembourg City is to head for a walk across the Pont Adolphe.
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Epiphany in Europe: Stretching the Season
Advent (stretching four Sundays before Christmas) starts things off, as people begin to anticipate the arrival (or advent) of the baby Jesus.
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