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Education Department Announces Safety Review of Brown University After Deadly Campus Shooting
The investigations focuses on possible Clery Act violations due to concerns over delayed alerts and security response.
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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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In Photos: Bondi Victims Honoured at National Day of Reflection
Thousands attended the beachside memorial at Bondi Beach, one week on from shooting tragedy that killed 15.
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NSW Rushes to Parliament to Introduce Heavily Criticised Gun Reforms
Farmers say they'll be forced to join a gun club even if they live hours away from the nearest group.
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Court Recognises Native Title for Spiritually Significant Land and Waters in Queensland
The Australian Federal Court has heard accounts of the spirit realm as an Indigenous group succeeded in a Queensland Native Title claim.
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Bunnings Retains ‘Most Trusted Brand’ Title for Second Year in a Row
Bunnings is Australia’s most trusted brand while Woolworths and Coles are last.
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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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Australia’s Budget to Stay in the Red Until the 2030s, Mid Year Outlook Shows
Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.
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Top Stories from the US and the World
Judge Allows Abrego Garcia to Remain Free While She Considers Immigration Issues
Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia was freed from ICE custody by an order of the court on Dec. 11.
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Boasberg Orders Federal Government to Facilitate Hearings, Possibly Return Deportees
Trump had invoked the Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
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Judge Declares Mistrial in New York Gubernatorial Aide’s Foreign Agent Case
Prosecutors said they will retry the case as soon as possible.
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Day in Photos: French Troops in UAE, Protests in Bolivia, and Blue House in Seoul
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Suspected Cyberattack Knocks France’s National Postal Service Offline
The disruption came during the postal service’s busiest season.
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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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Half a Million People Signed This Petition—What’s It About?
A petition aims to bring an end to a human rights abuse, one signature at a time.
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Mold-Sniffing Dogs Uncover Hidden Dangers Traditional Inspectors Miss
Dogs are finding hidden dangers that high-tech equipment misses.
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5 Glute Exercises to Help Combat Type 2 Diabetes
Stronger, better-shaped gluteus maximus muscles will have you looking fit and help you resist the onset and progression of Type 2 diabetes.
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How Foot Massage Can Help Reduce Pain and Alleviate Symptoms
In traditional Chinese medicine, the feet reflect the whole body, serving as more than just a foundation for movement.
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After Decades of Dismissal, Chronic Lyme Disease Is Now Recognized
Patients with persistent Lyme symptoms face medical limbo as federal officials and researchers debate causes, treatment, and what to call the condition.
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After Decades of Dismissal, Chronic Lyme Disease Is Now Recognized
Patients with persistent Lyme symptoms face medical limbo as federal officials and researchers debate causes, treatment, and what to call the condition.
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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.
‘Marty Supreme’: Chalamet Plays a Supremely Narcissistic Weasel
Timothée Chalamet’s Marty is a cunning rascal juggling 15 balls simultaneously, and the pressure-cooker anxiety he generates will raise your blood pressure.
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Tune in Today: Beethoven Challenges Convention
The Sonata No. 1 in F minor flew in the face of prior works, displeased Haydn, and rocketed Beethoven off to a roaring career start.
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Finding Our Way Back Home: ‘The Golden Thread’
A new account of Western Civilization blends scholarship and beauty, offering full-spread images, maps, and original texts.
‘Wedding Dress:’ A Special Film About Being Present
A mother who designs wedding dresses reconnects with a daughter in this Korean drama.
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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Chocolate and Almond Butter Brownies Are a Delicious Surprise
Chocolate and almond butter create a unique flavor for brownies.
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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It’s 43 Hours From LA to Chicago. These Train People Like It That Way
When you board an American long-distance train in 2025, you are trading the airport routine for entry into a realm where there is neither TSA or WiFi.
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Taking the Kids: Fun Off the Slopes
These days, heading to a snow resort offers a lot more than skiing and riding wherever you find yourself looking for some fun in the snow.
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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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