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US Inflation Surges in August as Petrol Prices Spike 3.9 Percent
In August, US inflation rose sharply, driven largely by a 3.9% monthly increase in petrol prices, which contributed to one-third of the…
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UK House of Commons Rejects Assisted Dying Legalisation Bill
UK lawmakers voted 286 to 270 against legalising assisted dying, maintaining current laws on end-of-life decisions.
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HEALTH
US Declares End to Largest Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Linked to Lettuce
The FDA confirms removal of contaminated lettuce after nearly 13,000 cyclosporiasis cases in the US, marking the outbreak's conclusion.
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POLITICS
US Diplomacy Criticized Amid Rising Russian Attacks on Ukraine Officials
Following a high-profile US delegation's visit to Moscow, Russia intensified its attacks on Kyiv, drawing sharp criticism of American diplomatic efforts.
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WORLD
Houthis Announce Red Sea Shipping Safe Except for Saudi Vessels
Houthi spokesman declares Red Sea maritime navigation safe for all except Saudi ships, impacting regional shipping dynamics.
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SPORTS
Ryanair Flight Aborts Landing After Wingtip Clips Dublin Runway
A Ryanair Boeing 737 aborted its landing at Dublin Airport after the wingtip clipped the runway, captured by a passenger onboard.
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WORLD
Philippines Ferry Fire Death Toll Climbs to 35 After Recovery Efforts
The death toll from a ferry fire in the Philippines has risen to 35 as rescue teams recover more bodies following the…
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WORLD
Trump Honors 9/11 Victims at Pentagon on 25th Anniversary
US President Donald Trump commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks with a solemn Pentagon ceremony honoring victims.
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POLITICS
Erdogan Reflects on 25 Years of AK Party and Turkey’s Foreign Policy
Turkish President Erdogan discusses regional conflicts, foreign policy, and the impact of 25 years of AK Party governance in a recent interview.
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UK Sees Surge in Pro-Palestine Voices Facing Bank Account Closures
Increasing numbers of UK pro-Palestine activists, including politicians and media, report bank account closures amid growing financial restrictions.
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