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Four killed in Oklahoma shooting
US: Four people were killed, including a gunman, and multiple others were wounded in a shooting on Wednesday on a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, police said.…
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Researchers discover world's largest plant in Australia
WorldAn aerial image of Shark Bay, including the seagrass, which appear as dark patches in the water.Tags: Print EditionAUSTRALIA: Scientists have recently discovered the world's largest plant growing underwater in Western Australia.…
Bees can be classified as ‘fish’, rules judge
WorldTags: Print EditionUS: Bumblebees can be legally classified as fish, ruled a California appeals court in the US, making the insects eligible for protection under the state law. The court's verdict came as a win for environmental…
Ronald Reagan shooter to get full freedom after 41 years
WorldFormer US President Ronald Reagan waving to the crowd before being shot and wounded by John Hinckley Jr. (R) in Washington, D.C. on March 30, 1981. Tags: Print EditionUS: A federal judge gave his final blessing Wednesday to full…
Ukraine promised not to target long-range weapons inside Russia – Blinken
WorldTags: Print EditionUKRAINE, RUSSIA: Ukraine has promised the United States that it will not use new long-range weapons against targets inside Russia, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday.
"The Ukrainians have given us…
K-Pop music Group BTS meets Biden, discus anti-Asian hate crimes
WorldUS President Joe Biden meeting members of the K-pop supergroup BTS at the White House on Wednesday.Tags: Print EditionUS: Korean Pop group BTS met US President Joe Biden in the White House. President Biden thanked the supergroup…
Monkeypox has likely spread under the radar “for some time”, says WHO
WorldTags: Print EditionSWITZERLAND: The World Health Organisation (WHO) said Wednesday that hundreds of Monkeypox cases have surfaced beyond the African countries where the disease is typically found, warning the virus has likely been…
Ukraine war could stoke global food crisis – UN Secretary-General
WorldUN Secretary General Antonio GuterresTags: Print EditionUN: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, warned that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could stoke a global food crisis hitting the developing countries…
Biden agrees to send Ukraine longer-range rockets
WorldRussia’s nuclear forces holding drills in the Ivanovo Province, northeast of Moscow.Tags: Print EditionRUSSIA: US President Joe Biden has agreed to provide Ukraine with advanced rocket systems that can strike with precision at…
New York City explores gun detectors in subways
WorldA New York subway in Queens.Tags: Print EditionUS: In the aftermath of a mass shooting on a New York City subway train, the mayor floated a high-tech idea: deploy scanners that can spot someone carrying a gun into the transit…