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Equipo y familia de Perez Hilton piden privacidad tras hospitalización

El equipo y familia de Perez Hilton piden privacidad tras su hospitalización y confirmaron que recibe atención médica.

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Quarter Young Africans Believe USAID Cuts Could Be Positive

Quarter Young Africans Believe USAID Cuts Could Be Positive

A quarter of young Africans believe aid cuts by the US could have a positive impact, according to a new survey. The African Youth Survey, which interviewed nearly 5,000 people across 16 countries, found that optimism was highest in Ghana and Nigeria.

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Saudi Arabia’s Dilemma as it Tries to Avoid US-Iran War

Saudi Arabia’s Dilemma as it Tries to Avoid US-Iran War

Saudi Arabia is facing a difficult dilemma as it tries to avoid being drawn into the escalating US-Iran war, according to BBC. The country has been attacked from three sides and has carried out joint strikes with the US on Iranian proxy militias in Iraq.

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U.S. Launches Heavy Strikes on Iran After Missile Attack

U.S. Launches Heavy Strikes on Iran After Missile Attack

The U.S. launched a 'heavy wave' of strikes against Iran at 10 p.m. Wednesday, in response to Iranian missile attacks on American forces, according to U.S. Central Command. The operation targeted Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) facilities.

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Japan in ‘Race Against Time’ After 6.8 Earthquake

Japan in ‘Race Against Time’ After 6.8 Earthquake

At least 13 people were killed when a 6.8 earthquake struck Japan’s Kyushu island on Tuesday, with some people still missing and thousands displaced from their homes, according to the BBC.

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Past Fires Suggest Wildfire Effects May Linger for Years

Past Fires Suggest Wildfire Effects May Linger for Years

Ferocious wildfires across North America and Europe, worsened by the climate crisis, have incinerated homes and forests and forced thousands to flee, with previous fires suggesting the effects may linger for years, according to The Guardian.

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US bans humanoid robots from China, citing ‘unacceptable risks’

US bans humanoid robots from China, citing ‘unacceptable risks’

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission banned humanoid robots from China on Tuesday, citing 'unacceptable risks' to national security. The move is part of the Trump administration's broader strategy to secure supply chains for critical technologies.

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