Turkey Cracks Down on Activists Ahead of NATO Summit
Turkey has arrested 225 human rights and environmental activists, as well as journalists, ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara. The arrests come amid a strict ban
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US Lawmakers Back Bill to Halt Military Aid to Israel
US lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to block $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel later this week. Palestinian-American Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib has ann
Toxic Train Derailment Causes Lasting Health Damage
A freight train carrying hazardous materials derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, releasing toxic chemicals into the environment. The incident occurred when a Norf
Ebola Outbreak Could Spread to South Sudan Within Weeks
The Democratic Republic of Congo is battling the world's fastest-spreading Ebola outbreak, with cases reported near the border with South Sudan. Experts warn th
Bayer Wins Supreme Court Case Over Monsanto's Roundup
The US Supreme Court ruled in favour of Bayer on Thursday, making it harder for individuals to sue the company over its Roundup weed killer. The decision was ma
University Degrees with Highest Lifetime Earnings Revealed
New research has shed light on the financial implications of choosing a particular university degree, urging young people to make informed decisions. The study
Nottingham NHS Trust's Morgue in "Advanced State of Disrepair"
Nottingham NHS Trust's mortuary was found to be in a state of disrepair, with bodies not being transferred to the freezer in a timely manner. The Human Tissue A
Younger Adults Ageing Faster Than Previous Generations
Researchers have found that recent generations of adults are biologically older than their predecessors at the same age. A study analysed blood markers to deter
YouTube Settles Lawsuit Over Teen Mental Health
YouTube, the video-sharing platform owned by Google, has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a Florida teenager who claimed the site's addictive design contribu
White House Denies Trump Sought Obesity Drug
The White House has denied allegations that President Trump was the individual who obtained an experimental obesity medication through a special access programm
Vatican Slams EU's Double Standards on War
The Vatican has accused the European Union of applying international law selectively, sparking controversy over the bloc's stance on military invasions. The cri
Iran-US Peace Talks: The Key Players
The latest round of peace talks between the US and Iran has ended, but the path to a deal remains uncertain. Talks took place in Vienna, with both sides showing