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Trump Says Heads of Major Countries to Join Gaza Board of Peace
The BoP will guide the formation of a Palestinian-international expert government and later hand Gaza to a reformed Palestinian Authority.
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Calls for Inquiry Into Chinese Asbestos Sand Imports After School Shutdowns
SA’s education minister estimates the cost for the asbestos cleanup to be $11,000 per school.
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Former NSW Senator Leaves Liberal Party
Hughes names Price and Henderson as part of internal bloc allegedly undermining Ley.
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New Victorian Liberal Leader Vows to Get $200 Billion of Debt Under Control
Jess Wilson took over Brad Battin as leader of the Victorian Liberal team.
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‘Too Vague, Too Risky’: Industry Urges Rewrite of Environment Reforms
Peak industry groups say Labor’s environment bill needs major amendments to deliver clarity, certainty, and faster approvals.
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Australia Cancels Visa for South African Who Attended Neo-Nazi Rally
The South African national, his wife, and newborn have been told they must leave the country within 30 days.
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Is the Transgender Debate a ‘Culture War’ Issue or Does It Matter to Broader Society?
The transgender debate is often categorised as a niche or ‘culture war’ political issue irrelevant to mainstream Australians.
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South Korea Could Get Nuclear Subs 10 Years Earlier Than Australia: Analysts
Submarine building experience, a skilled workforce, and less red tape will likely give the Asian nation an advantage.
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Musk Joins Trump, Saudi Prince at Black-Tie White House Dinner
The event is only the second joint appearance since their dispute over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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Fed Issues New Guidance For Bank Oversight
The Federal Reserve now advises the industry to focus on its core financial risks.
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Oil Sanctions ‘Starving Putin’s War Machine’: Treasury Department
Russian oil prices are plunging as some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.
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US Charges 8 Foreign Nationals in Global Insider Trading Scheme That Made Millions
Two of the suspects are in custody; the other six are fugitives. All face a possible 25 years in prison plus fines.
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MI5 Warns British Lawmakers of LinkedIn Threat From Chinese Spies
Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle wrote to MPs on Tuesday to make them aware of the Espionage Alert issued by the intelligence agency.
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Spain Offers $946 Million in Ukraine Aid Package During Zelenskyy Visit
Some of the funds will be used to buy Patriot missiles from the United States through a NATO program.
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Taiwan’s New Crisis Handbook Tells Civilians How to Respond to Chinese Attack
It warns that hostile troops may disguise themselves as friendly forces, and that any claims of the government surrendering are to be regarded as fake news.
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Collagen Could Be a Natural Way to Ease Osteoarthritis
Collagen supplements are gaining traction as a potential therapy for early osteoarthritis.
Infant Botulism Outbreak Expands to 23 Cases Across 13 States
Federal officials say the botulism toxin is linked to recalled ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula products.
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Beyond Vitamin D: The Hidden Healing Powers of Sunlight
Emerging science reveals that sunlight triggers vital antiviral, antioxidant, and respiratory-boosting effects far beyond vitamin D alone.
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Beyond Vitamin D: The Hidden Healing Powers of Sunlight
Emerging science reveals that sunlight triggers vital antiviral, antioxidant, and respiratory-boosting effects far beyond vitamin D alone.
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Granville Woods: The Inventive Power Behind the Rails
This inventor held innovative patents for electrical systems to improve railway safety.
‘Tokyo Story:’ Director Yasujiro Ozu’s Sublime Magnum Opus
An older couple takes the train to visit their children in this Japanese cinematic masterpiece.
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Tune in Today: Chopin’s ‘Raindrop’ and Teardrops
Chopin’s health was declining, yet he dove into composing a set of preludes. One among them expressed his hope in the face of despair.
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Granville Woods: The Inventive Power Behind the Rails
This inventor held innovative patents for electrical systems to improve railway safety.
Camp River Dubois: An Important Lewis and Clark Launch Site
An unassuming spot near St. Louis is where a monumental historic expedition began.
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How a Fight for Independence Helped Create the Santa Fe Trail
In ‘This Week in History,’ a priest calls for independence, America buys Louisiana, and a timely meeting leads a trader to a historic path.
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The 2 Keys to Roasting Winter Root Vegetables Are Heat and Time
Winter’s roots—carrots, parsnips, beets, sweet potatoes, turnips, and new potatoes—sweeten in the oven as the high heat condenses and intensifies their flavors.
Rick Steves’ Europe: A Walk Through Ghent
Since it’s so close to Brussels and Bruges—about 30 minutes away from both—Ghent is a popular day-trip destination.
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Portuguese Island Is a Hiker’s Paradise
Madeira’s reputation for comfortable year-round temperatures spawned another dreamy moniker: The Island of Eternal Spring.
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Happy Valley and Penn State Offer a Traveler Much to Do
A diverse list of year-round festivals draw in visitors to Happy Valley.
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Rick Steves’ Europe: A Walk Through Ghent
Since it’s so close to Brussels and Bruges—about 30 minutes away from both—Ghent is a popular day-trip destination.
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