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  1. Politics

    Australia refuses to repatriate 34 ISIS-linked women and children from Syria

    MELBOURNE, Australia — Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed Tuesday that the Australian government will not repatriate 34 women and children currently held in Syria over their alleged ties to the Islamic State.…

  2. Culture

    Rare Roman mosaic found in Britain reveals 'lost' version of the Trojan War

    LEICESTER, England — A Roman mosaic discovered in an English field depicts a rare version of the Trojan War once thought lost to history, according to new research from the University of Leicester.…

  3. Health

    Psychiatric manual DSM faces major overhaul to prioritize patient care over labels

    The American Psychiatric Association (APA) has announced a major roadmap to reform the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the foundational text for psychiatry for more than 70 years.…

  4. US

    New book challenges modern notions of intimacy and dependency in relationships

    NEW YORK — Relationship therapist Nedra Glover Tawwab is challenging modern myths about human connection in her new book, "The Balancing Act," arguing that social skills must be learned through practice rather than isola…

  5. Business

    Millions of small firms, not state giants, form the backbone of China’s manufacturing

    PARIS – China’s industrial dominance is driven by a massive, dense network of small businesses rather than the large, state-subsidized corporations often cited by Western observers.…

  6. US

    U.S. strike on suspected drug vessel leaves 11 dead in new operation

    U.S. military forces killed 11 people Monday during strikes on three suspected drug-smuggling vessels, marking one of the deadliest days in the Trump administration's months-long crackdown on traffickers.…

  7. Culture

    Massachusetts community votes for high school girls' athlete of the week

    TAUNTON, Mass. — Female athletes across the Greater Taunton area are posting standout performances as the high school winter sports season enters its final week of competition.…

  8. Politics

    Expelled Malaysian opposition leader calls for 'reset' after being ousted from party

    KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian opposition leader Hamzah Zainuddin has characterized his recent expulsion from the Bersatu party as a necessary "reset" to "repair and improve" the organization.…

  9. SoCal

    San Diego teachers reach tentative agreement to avert planned strike

    SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Unified School District and its teachers' union have reached a labor agreement, averting a one-day strike that was scheduled for Feb. 26.…

  10. US

    New citrus butter recipe adds a burst of flavor to pork and desserts

    Chefs are reimagining citrus fruits as complex seasoning agents rather than simple sources of acidity, utilizing their unique balance of bitterness, floral notes, and sweetness.…

  11. Politics

    U.S. National Debt Hurtles Toward a Dangerous Tipping Point as Alarms Sound

    WASHINGTON — The United States is rapidly approaching a "decisive turning point" in its financial history, according to a nonpartisan budget watchdog that warns current federal borrowing levels have become unsustainable.…

  12. Politics

    Trump administration on the brink of major war with Iran, report warns

    WASHINGTON – The Trump administration is closer to a major war in the Middle East than most Americans realize, with a potential conflict that could begin soon, according to a report by Axios. A U.S.…

  13. Politics

    Bangladesh names new prime minister to end period of political instability

    DHAKA, Bangladesh — Tarique Rahman was sworn in as the new prime minister of Bangladesh, restoring an elected government after 18 months of interim rule following the 2024 ouster of Sheikh Hasina.…

  14. Business

    Warner Bros. opens Paramount talks, but Netflix merger remains top priority

    NEW YORK — Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors will begin negotiations with Paramount Skydance to clarify the terms of a potential takeover bid, the company announced.…

  15. World

    Biden confirms B-2 bombers struck nuclear facilities in unnamed country

    WASHINGTON — The U.S. president has confirmed the deployment of B-2 stealth bombers to strike a nuclear facility in an unnamed country, describing the mission as a necessary move to "eliminate their nuclear potential." T…

  16. Politics

    Thailand’s People’s Party joins opposition, set to challenge Election Commission

    BANGKOK — The leader of Thailand’s People’s Party (PP) said Monday his party does not oppose the Klatham Party joining the political opposition, even as rumors circulate that the Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) is pressuring the…

  17. Politics

    Nature journal: Science funding needs reform but is not a waste of money

    LONDON – The scientific journal Nature published a commentary on Feb. 17 defending the current system of scientific research funding against a growing tide of criticism.…

  18. Tech

    Santa Monica deploys AI cameras to ticket drivers illegally parked in bike lanes

    SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Santa Monica is set to become the first city in the United States to deploy artificial intelligence on municipal vehicles to detect bike lane violations starting this April.…

  19. Politics

    US Urges Unity in Munich as Europe Declares the Old Order Dead

    MUNICH — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio struck a conciliatory tone at this year’s Munich Security Conference, marking a shift from the confrontational rhetoric delivered by Vice President Vance a year ago.…

  20. Politics

    Reverend Jesse Jackson, iconic American civil rights leader, dies at age 84

    The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a pivotal figure in the American civil rights movement who twice ran for president, died Tuesday at the age of 84, the New York Times reported.…

  21. Politics

    Minnesota Democrats blame Republicans after federal immigration crackdown

    ST. PAUL, Minn. – Democratic lawmakers in Minnesota are blaming Republican colleagues for instigating a massive federal immigration crackdown that has resulted in thousands of arrests and two deaths.…

  22. Culture

    Searches for Iconic ‘Tao Quan’ Surge as Viewers Pan New Year TV Special

    HANOI — A new television program that replaced the iconic "Táo Quân" on Lunar New Year's Eve 2026 has drawn mixed reviews and triggered a massive surge in online searches for the original show.…

  23. Business

    EU launches formal investigation into Shein over illegal products and addictive design

    BRUSSELS – The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Chinese retailer Shein over suspected violations of European law, including the sale of illegal products such as weapons and child-like sex dolls.…

  24. SoCal

    Lack of opposition to LA mayor and Santa Monica consensus draw political scrutiny

    LOS ANGELES — Political analysts are questioning the lack of public opposition to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, noting a distinct silence from local officials who might otherwise challenge her leadership.…

  25. World

    Scientists discover massive hollow lava tubes on the surface of Venus

    VENICE, Italy — Scientists have discovered solid evidence of a massive, hollow lava tube beneath the surface of Venus, reinforcing theories that volcanic activity played a central role in shaping the planet’s landscape.…