Why Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians in West Bank are pogroms
Waves of settler attacks, aided by Israel’s military, increasingly fit the definition of a pogrom.
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What should you wear through airport security? Frequent fliers recommend these fuss-free pieces
Consider this your cheat sheet for a smoother trip through TSA lines — not to mention a smoother trip overall.
Washington Post ordered to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah after being terminated over Charlie Kirk posts
The Washington Post has been ordered to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah after being fired for Bluesky posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Royal Shakespeare Company backs plan for £600m theme park near Bicester
A company submitted a planning application for the attraction in the Oxfordshire countryside last year.
Shelley Fabares, ‘Johnny Angel’ singer and actor on ‘The Donna Reed Show’ and ‘Coach,’ dies at 82
Fabares died Saturday in Los Angeles, her family said. No cause was given.
'Their faces burnt': Disturbing details emerge in Bangladesh Hindu family murder
South Asia News: A Hindu family of four was found murdered inside their locked home in Bangladeshâs Rangpur city, with investigators uncovering disturbing details abou.
Israel warns of 'forceful' response to kites flown from Gaza
Hamas says the kites found in Israeli border communities in recent days were launched by children in Gaza.
Nigeria drug arrests: '101-year-old great-grandmother' detained for selling cannabis
Esther Ogunmabo is accused of selling "retail sachets" of a strain of cannabis known as skunk.
In 1998, Costa Rica spread 12,000 tonnes of orange waste over degraded pasture; 16 years later, tree diversity had tripled and forest biomass was 176% higher
Rest of World News: In the late 1990s, an unusual conservation experiment began in Costa Rica when ecologists proposed using orange peels and pulp to help restore a badly.
Algeria’s schools put Shakespeare before Molière in break from France
Algerian primary schools will begin teaching English before French for the first time, signalling a drift from France.
Iran threatens 45 tankers with fines, confiscation in Hormuz escalation
By Nidhi Verma and Florence Tan Aug 24 (Reuters) - Iran said it had blacklisted 45 tankers that had broken its rules for crossing the Strait of Hormuz, and w...
Two National Trust visitor centres and cafes to shut
The charity says the cafes and visitor centres at Robin Hood's Bay and Ravenscar are no longer viable.
76 percent in Canada say ending US trade negotiations was right call: Survey
More than three-quarters of Canadians believe their country ending trade negotiations with the U.S. was the right call, according to a new poll. In the Angus Reid Institute poll, 76 percent of respondents said their country was in the right “by refusing the terms being offered and ending negotiations without a trade agreement,” while 13…
In 1999, an American teacher donated $5,000 to a Chinese woman fighting desertification; with his support, she planted a 50,000-tree forest, and 27 years later, they reunited in tears
Rest of World News: In 1999, American teacher Ronald Sakolsky was teaching English in Luoyang, China, when a television report about Yin Yuzhen, a woman battling desertif.
Rumours swirled after a Vietnamese teen was run over - then came a stunning admission
Confirmation of the circumstances around Do Ngoc Phuong Thuy's death have only spurred more questions.
Sonya Massey's killer Sean Grayson dies in US prison
The former police officer, whose crime reignited the debate about US police brutality, was undergoing treatment for cancer.
Saudi Arabia’s MBS visits Macron in France: What to expect
Saudi crown prince and French president are set to sign several agreements on health, transport and energy.
Netherlands: Sixteen injured as coach carrying German students and van collide
Eight people, including the driver of a delivery van, are seriously hurt, police say.