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US Orders ‘Lake America’ Name for Federal Use, but Canada Keeps Lake Ontario
A US executive order directs federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, but it cannot compel Canada or…
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Nepal Flood Toll Reaches 579 as Search Lists Are Reconciled Across River Corridor
Nepal's disaster authority reported 579 deaths and 1,924 people unaccounted for as of Friday evening, while rescue teams expanded searches…
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Meta Agrees to $17.1 Billion Multistate Settlement With New Teen App Limits
The court-dependent US settlement would impose hard daily limits, overnight blocks, school-hour notification restrictions and independent audits for teen Instagram…
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FDA Approves Daraxonrasib for Previously Treated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer
A 500-patient trial found longer median survival with daraxonrasib than physician-selected standard therapy, but the approval is for a defined…
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US Military Judge Sets June 2028 Start for 9/11 Case at Guantanamo
The provisional schedule sets June 5, 2028 for jury selection in the capital case against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three…
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Nepal Flood Toll Reaches 162 as Rescuers Search Shattered River Corridors
Nepal's rescue operation is extending through eight districts after a sudden flood swept down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli systems,…
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US Caribbean Boat Strike Kills Four as Legal Scrutiny Grows
The US military says it killed four alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, extending a campaign that has killed at…
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Typhoon Narra Floods Southern China, Forcing 54,000 Evacuations
Record river levels and widespread flooding linked to Narra have displaced 54,000 people in Guangxi, with further heavy rain expected…
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One Million Afghan Children Face Life-Threatening Acute Malnutrition
UNICEF says 3.7 million Afghan children are acutely malnourished, including about one million with severe wasting, as hospitals struggle to…
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German Economy Grows 0.3% as Exports Outpace Weak Investment
Germany's second-quarter growth was revised up to 0.3%, driven by exports, but falling equipment investment and subdued consumption show that…
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