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World archive — page 154 of 383, newest and highest-significance first.
An earthquake struck Japan. Inside the Aeon mall, dust fell like volcanic ash. People were trapped inside the building. Prime Minister Takaichi said rescuers are racing against time to save them.
Safiya is a Nigerian mother who lost her family in a raid. She is now alone and scared. She finds comfort in sewing. She hopes to rebuild her life with the help of sewing.
Israel slams Canada for statement opposing West Bank settlement expansion
Ice cream for education: Gaza cafe raises funds for studies
An Israeli settler killed a Palestinian man named Awdah Hathaleen. A group that supports Palestinian rights investigated the case. The settler has not been punished.
EU crisis chief urges tougher climate action amid France, Spain wildfires
A safe space for Gaza women: A sanctuary to speak, heal and share amid war
IPL’s business value rockets to $20bn as India cricket league soars
Russian industrial sites on fire after Ukrainian drone attacks
Why Netanyahu didn’t want a Zelenskyy moment with Trump
After fleeing Sudan’s war, refugees battle thirst in Chad’s camps
Protests in Lima as Keiko Fujimori sworn in as Peru president
Yemen’s Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia oil tanker
Donald Trump and world leaders attend Lindsey Graham’s funeral
How US defence aid shaped Israel’s military developments since Oct 7, 2023
What will it take to stop the conflict in Sudan?
West Bank quarry owner appeals to Trump after settler raid
‘The dream I carried is gone’: Miscarriages rise amid trauma of Gaza’s war
Lindsey Graham ‘almost cried’ tears of joy over war on Iran, footage shows
Wildfire leaves Biscarrosse commercial district in ruins
New Party: Why Turkiye’s opposition suffered a split and what that means
Inside the secret battle to document RSF abuses in Sudan
What are Trump’s military options?
The U.S. is running low on blood. Here's why that's dangerous
Is Netanyahu’s Trump card losing its power in Israel?
FIFA World Cup: For India, qualification is still just a distant dream
Iraqi PM visits Turkiye to boost ties despite complex challenges
Trump says ‘good chance’ of progress in Iran talks. What we know
Pregnant Palestinian woman loses baby after Israeli checkpoint stop
Coca-Cola's stock has gone up 19% this year. This is more than the S&P 500 index. The company will soon report its earnings. This is important news for investors.
Some Congress members bought stock in SpaceX. They serve on committees that affect SpaceX's work. This could lead to conflicts of interest.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recalled a type of thyroid medicine called Levothyroxine Sodium Tablets. This medicine helps people with thyroid problems. The FDA said the tablets are not working properly.
Texas refineries are getting more oil from Venezuela. This is because there is a war in the Middle East. The war is making it hard for Texas to get oil from the Middle East.
Lawmakers are worried about billions of dollars in broadband funding. They want to know where the money is going. This is because they are concerned that the money might not be used correctly. This could affect people's access to the internet.
There is an election in a South L.A. city council district. Two candidates, Estuardo Mazariegos and Jose Ugarte, want to win. They both promise to help all people in the district, including Black residents.
A woman adopted a senior dog named Cosmo. He reminded her of the importance of selflessness and helping others. She learned from Cosmo and another dog named Hook.
NewsNation is hosting a town hall about technology. The event will talk about the future of technology and its impact on people's lives. It will be broadcast on Tuesday at 8 p.m. EDT.
The Trump administration cut clean energy projects in California and other blue states. This happened last year. The administration admitted it targeted these states in court documents.
Democrats are still feeling tired from supporting Bernie Sanders' ideas and campaigns. This is called 'Bernie burnout.' It means they are not as excited about his ideas as they used to be. Bernie Sanders is a senator from Vermont who has been in Congress for 35 years and has run for president twice.
