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Four people killed by St Louis storms as severe weather threatens millions in US
Mayor confirms deaths after roofs torn off and trees downed, while multiple states brace for high winds and heat
At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St Louis on Friday, as tens of millions of Americans in multiple states braced for possible damage from expected high winds and severe weather this weekend.
St Louis mayor Cara Spencer confirmed the deaths after storms tore roofs off some buildings, ripped away brick facades and downed trees and power lines as residents were urged to take cover.
Continue reading...US announces first ‘terrorism’ charges for supporting a Mexican cartel
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has accused a Mexican woman of furnishing a cartel with grenades and other weapons.
Five House Republicans stall Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill
Lawmakers from the president's own party joined all Democrats to reject a key domestic bill, demanding deeper budget cuts.
Five House Republicans stall Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill
Lawmakers from the president's own party joined all Democrats to reject a key domestic bill, demanding deeper budget cuts.
Ros Atkins on… how world leaders are responding to Israel’s blockade of Gaza
The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at how world leaders are responding to Israel's blockade of Gaza.
Government records show emergency killings of thousands of livestock after transport to Australian export abattoirs
Euthanasia is most common response to welfare incidents in sheep, pigs and cattle with about 4% of animals experiencing serious incidents, research finds
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Thousands of sheep, pigs and cattle are being subjected to emergency killings after transport to Australian export abattoirs, an analysis of internal government records shows.
Curtin University researchers have also found it is taking almost 11 hours, on average, to inspect animals for injury and sickness after they arrive at abattoir facilities – delays that “significantly increase the likelihood of animals requiring emergency euthanasia”.
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Continue reading...MrBeast’s Tour of Maya Ruins Draws Criticism and Legal Threats in Mexico – The New York Times
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- Mexico accuses MrBeast of exploiting Mayan pyramids permit BBC
- Mexico demands compensation from YouTube star MrBeast after pyramid chocolate video The Guardian
- YouTuber MrBeast at heart of Mexican government lawsuit over Mayan video New York Post
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US reportedly developing plan to resettle 1 million Gazans in Libya – The Times of Israel
- US reportedly developing plan to resettle 1 million Gazans in Libya The Times of Israel
- Trump administration working on plan to move 1 million Palestinians to Libya NBC News
- US embassy in Libya denies report of plans to relocate Gazans to country The Times of Israel
- US embassy in Tripoli denies report of planned relocation of Palestinians to Libya Reuters
- Trump Admin Reportedly Working On Plan To Move 1 Million Gazans To Libya i24NEWS
In Mexico, first outrage, then victim blaming over murdered TikTok influencer – Reuters
Of opium, fire temples, and sarees: A peek into the world of India’s dwindling Parsis
The Alpaiwala Museum in Mumbai city traces the origins and history of the fast-dwindling Parsi community.
Moody’s strips US government of top credit rating
Moody's cited rising debt saying US had repeatedly failed to end the trend of large annual fiscal deficits and interest.
The poison paradox: How Australia’s deadliest animals save lives
The public antivenom programme saving lives in a place where, the joke goes, everything wants to kill you.
Israel launches major offensive in Gaza after airstrikes that killed more than 100
IDF aiming to seize strategic areas as part of expansion of war against Hamas in attempt to force release of hostages
Israel has announced a major new offensive in Gaza after launching a wave of airstrikes on the territory that killed more than 100 people, in what it said was a fresh effort to force Hamas to release hostages.
In a statement late on Friday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said they had “launched extensive attacks and mobilized forces to seize strategic areas in the Gaza Strip, as part of the opening moves of Operation Gideon’s Chariots and the expansion of the campaign in Gaza, to achieve all the goals of the war in Gaza”.
Continue reading...US Supreme Court blocks the Trump administration’s use of Alien Enemies Act
The court majority once again upheld a ruling that migrants were entitled to due process before their deportations.
Eurovision final 2025: Catch up with the top five favourites
Meet the five artists who are tipped to take the Eurovision trophy, as Saturday's final draws near.
Trump’s frantic week of peace brokering hints at what he really wants
After seven breathless days of diplomatic hurly burly, we have a clearer idea of the US president's global ideology - and the limits of his 'art of a deal'.
Trump’s frantic week of peace brokering hints at what he really wants – BBC
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Huge fire engulfs historic plantation house in Louisiana
Flames ripped through Nottoway House, destroying much of structure, which was built in 1859.
Supreme court blocks Trump bid to resume deportations under 1798 law
Administration’s appeal to quickly deport Venezuelans under Alien Enemies Act rejected with two dissenting
The supreme court has rejected the Trump administration’s request to remove a temporary block on deportations of Venezuelans under a rarely used 18th-century wartime law.
Over two dissenting votes, the justices acted on an emergency appeal from lawyers for Venezuelan men who have been accused of being gang members, a designation that the administration says makes them eligible for rapid removal from the United States under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
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