Health

Conflicts & Security

Florida Crew Recounts ‘Miraculous’ Atlantic Plane Rescue with Fuel Low

All 11 people rescued from a plane crash in the Atlantic Ocean survived a 'pretty miraculous' ordeal, according to a military crew in Florida that saved them with only minutes of fuel remaining.

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Diplomacy & Trade

UN Urges Equatorial Guinea to Halt Deportee Expulsions

Human rights experts at the United Nations have issued a rare public appeal, urging Equatorial Guinea to halt plans to return US deportees to their home countries, where they face political violence, torture and death, according to The Guardian.

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Africa

Nigeria’s Ex-Minister Gets 75 Years for $24.7m Corruption

A former Nigerian minister has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for laundering 33.8bn naira ($24.7m; £18.5m), according to the BBC.

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Middle East

Netanyahu Says Israel to Sue New York Times Over Palestinian Rape Report

Israel’s government said on Thursday it is suing The New York Times over an article alleging Palestinian detainees were raped by Israeli forces, according to Al Jazeera. The report, by Nicholas Kristof, detailed accounts from 14 victims.

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Europa

Rusia lanza 407 drones contra Kiev en mayor ataque nocturno

Rusia lanzó su mayor ataque de drones desde el inicio de la guerra, con 407 drones que atacaron Kiev y otras ciudades el 12 de febrero, según autoridades ucranianas. El ataque siguió a un ataque ucraniano a bases aéreas rusas.

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Conflictos y Seguridad

Cuba enfrenta crisis de diesel y protestas por apagones

Cuba agotó sus reservas de diesel y petróleo, según su ministro de Energía, lo que provocó protestas masivas en La Habana y apagones prolongados.

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Juegos Olímpicos y Más

Michelle Gisin vuelve a esquiar y se casa en junio

Michelle Gisin, doble campeona olímpica, regresó a las skis el 3 de mayo de 2026, tras una grave caída en diciembre de 2025.

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Olympics & More

Michelle Gisin Back on Skis After Serious Crash, Wedding Plans

Michelle Gisin, the two-time Olympic champion, stood on skis for the first time since her serious training crash in December 2025. She gave a hopeful update at the Swiss Ski Night in Zurich.

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Corporate

Six Flags Magic Mountain Delayed by Bomb Threats, Leadership Changes

Six Flags Magic Mountain in California delayed its Monday opening by about an hour due to multiple bomb threats, according to the California Highway Patrol. Meanwhile, the company announced recent executive changes.

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Conflicts & Security

Cuba Run Diesel Fuel Shortage Sparks Protests and Blackouts

Cuba has run out of diesel and oil, according to its energy minister, leading to mass protests in Havana and widespread power outages. The crisis has been attributed to a U.S. blockade and the collapse of traditional fuel supplies from Venezuela and Mexico.

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Cricket

Cuba agotó diesel y petróleo, dice ministro

Cuba ha agotado oficialmente diesel y petróleo, según el ministro de energía, afectando hospitales, escuelas y oficinas gubernamentales.

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Conflicts & Security

World Cup Train and Shuttle Ticket Prices Cut in NY, NJ

New York and New Jersey have reduced World Cup shuttle bus and train ticket prices to ease costs for fans. Shuttle bus fares dropped from $80 to $20 round-trip, according to New York Governor Kathy Hochul.

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Americas

Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Deforestation Hits 40-Year Low

Brazil’s Atlantic forest recorded its lowest deforestation in 40 years in 2025, according to a new report.

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Europe

Kyiv Rescuers Pull Dead from Rubble After Russian Strikes Kill Four

At least four people have been killed and children are among dozens wounded after Russia launched a massive wave of drone and missile strikes against Ukraine overnight, according to officials.

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Africa

HRW Report: 53 Civilians Executed in DR Congo War-Torn City

Human Rights Watch says 53 civilians were executed by M23 rebels and Rwandan soldiers in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Uvira, according to an investigation. The report includes harrowing accounts of violence, including rape and mass graves.

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