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  1. Asia

    Roborock stuns CES 2026 with the world’s first stair-climbing robot vacuum

    LAS VEGAS — Roborock emerged as the most-awarded robot vacuum brand at CES 2026, using the annual trade show to debut a new product lineup for the first half of the year.…

  2. Health

    Doctors praise 'The Pitt' for its realistic portrayal of America’s chaotic healthcare system

    Medical professionals are praising the new season of the HBO Max drama "The Pitt" for its realistic portrayal of the American healthcare system.…

  3. Science

    Scientists claim major IVF breakthrough after ‘rejuvenating’ human eggs

    GÖTTINGEN, Germany – Scientists say they have successfully "rejuvenated" human eggs for the first time, a breakthrough that could significantly improve IVF success rates for older women.…

  4. Entertainment

    'One Battle After Another' Sweeps 2026 Golden Globes With Big Wins

    LOS ANGELES — "One Battle After Another" took home the top prize for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, capping a dominant night for the production.…

  5. Entertainment

    One Battle After Another Sweeps Top Honors at 2026 Golden Globe Awards

    LOS ANGELES — "One Battle After Another" took home the award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy at the 2026 Golden Globes.…

  6. Health

    From Stigma to Status Symbol: How Sweating Became a Western Wellness Trend

    Sweating is shedding its long-standing social stigma in the West as celebrities and business professionals increasingly embrace the once-taboo bodily function.…

  7. World

    Nicaragua detains dozens for celebrating the arrest of a Venezuelan opposition leader

    MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Nicaraguan authorities have arrested at least 60 people for allegedly celebrating or expressing support for the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, a human rights monitoring group and loca…

  8. Health

    Study: Fentanyl smuggling plummeted under Biden, but success remains largely unheralded

    WASHINGTON – Fentanyl smuggling and overdose deaths in the United States have plummeted under the Biden administration, according to a new study published in the journal *Science*.…

  9. Culture

    Natalia Lafourcade: From brain injury survivor to major Sony record deal

    Singer Natalia Lafourcade overcame a traumatic childhood injury and a life-threatening illness to launch a music career that eventually led to a major record deal with Sony.…

  10. Science

    NASA conducts first medical evacuation from International Space Station in 25 years

    NASA announced it will conduct the first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station after an astronaut developed an undisclosed but "serious" health condition.…

  11. Asia

    Myanmar holds second phase of elections as heavy fighting rages

    YANGON, Myanmar — Voters in Myanmar headed to the polls Sunday for the second phase of a military-managed election that critics have widely denounced as a sham.…

  12. Science

    US Debates Cooling the Planet: Climate Savior or Dangerous Intervention

    WASHINGTON — A policy debate is intensifying in the United States over whether to fund and study climate intervention technologies, a field often referred to as geoengineering.…

  13. World

    US urges citizens to leave Venezuela immediately amid reports of militias hunting Americans

    WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department issued a security alert Friday urging all American citizens to leave Venezuela immediately, one week after U.S. special forces captured President Nicolás Maduro.…

  14. Tech

    Meta bets big on nuclear energy to power its AI data centers

    MENLO PARK, Calif. — Meta announced Wednesday it has signed three nuclear power agreements to supply its data centers, the latest move by a major tech company to secure the massive, 24/7 energy supplies required to fuel …

  15. World

    Last Kurdish forces withdraw from Aleppo following ceasefire deal

    Kurdish-led forces completed their withdrawal from Aleppo early Sunday morning following a ceasefire agreement brokered by international mediators.…

  16. Vietnam

    Scammers impersonate officials to steal money in Lunar New Year identity fraud

    HANOI, Vietnam — Scammers are increasingly targeting Vietnamese citizens, particularly the elderly, with sophisticated online fraud schemes as the 2026 Lunar New Year approaches.…

  17. Vietnam

    At least 90 dead as historic floods devastate Central Vietnam

    HANOI, Vietnam — Severe flooding and landslides in south-central Vietnam have killed at least 90 people and left 12 others missing, the Ministry of Environment said Sunday.…

  18. SoCal

    Woman surrenders after two Long Beach crashes leave three dead

    LONG BEACH, Calif. — A 24-year-old woman has surrendered to authorities after being linked to two fatal crashes occurring just months apart, according to Long Beach police.…

  19. Entertainment

    Jessie Buckley Wins Golden Globe for 'Hamnet' as Film Named Best Drama

    Jessie Buckley won the Golden Globe for best actress in a motion picture drama Sunday night for her performance in “Hamnet.” The victory follows Buckley’s win at the Critics Choice Awards last week and a recent Screen Ac…

  20. World

    US launches major airstrikes against ISIS in Syria after ambush on troops

    WASHINGTON – The U.S. military launched a massive wave of airstrikes against dozens of Islamic State targets across Syria on Saturday, retaliating for a deadly ambush earlier this month that killed two American soldiers …

  21. Tech

    GameStop to shutter stores as CEO eyes potential $35 billion bonus

    NEW YORK (AP) — GameStop is closing more than 430 stores across the United States this month as the video game retailer ramps up an aggressive cost-cutting campaign.…

  22. Health

    FDA Approves First Pill Version of Wegovy Weight-Loss Medication

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a pill version of the weight-loss drug Wegovy, pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk announced.…

  23. Asia

    Indonesian comedian reported to police for political satire, sparking free speech debate

    JAKARTA – Jakarta police are investigating Indonesian comedian Pandji Pragiwaksono for alleged incitement and blasphemy following a comedy special released on Netflix last month.…

  24. SoCal

    California Rep. Julia Brownley will not seek reelection after a decade in Congress

    WASHINGTON — Rep. Julia Brownley, a Democrat who has represented parts of Ventura and Los Angeles counties for more than a decade, announced Thursday that she will not seek reelection.…

  25. Science

    Royal Society president re-elected amid controversy over academy’s ‘Elon Musk problem’

    LONDON – Nobel Prize-winning geneticist Sir Paul Nurse has been appointed to a second term as president of the Royal Society, an unprecedented move for the centuries-old British scientific academy.…