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HEALTH

Measles Cases Surge in the U.S., Major Outbreaks Centered in Texas

Sunday, Apr 27

Rising measles cases in the U.S. reach nearly 900, with Texas outbreaks accounting for the bulk amid declining vaccination rates.

SPORTS

Israeli Offensive in Gaza Escalates, Death Toll Surpasses 51,400

Friday, Apr 25

The death toll in Gaza exceeds 51,400 due to escalating Israeli airstrikes, with nearly half a million displaced amidst a dire humanitarian crisis.

POLITICS

Trump Targets Democratic Fundraising Platform ActBlue with Investigation

Friday, Apr 25

Trump's new memorandum orders an investigation into ActBlue, raising concerns over potential illegal contributions in U.S. elections.

WORLD NEWS

Mass Casualties and Displacement as RSF Assaults Continue in Sudan's El-Fasher

Thursday, Apr 24

El-Fasher witnesses mass casualties and displacement amid RSF assaults, causing severe humanitarian challenges for civilians.

SCIENCE

Astronomers Observe Disintegrating Rocky Planet with Comet-like Tail Near Host Star

Wednesday, Apr 23

Astronomers have observed a rocky planet with a comet-like tail disintegrating near its star, offering insights into exoplanet geology.

ECONOMY

Nomura to Acquire Macquarie's U.S. and European Asset Management for $1.8 Billion

Tuesday, Apr 22

Nomura's $1.8 billion acquisition of Macquarie's U.S. and European asset management units marks a significant strategic move in the finance sector.

WORLD NEWS

UN Warns Haiti Approaches Critical Breakdown Amid Escalating Gang Violence

Tuesday, Apr 22

The UN warns Haiti nears collapse as gang violence surges, calling for urgent international support and aid to prevent total chaos.

POLITICS

Trump's Inaugural Fundraising Surpasses $239 Million, Features Major Corporate Support

Monday, Apr 21

Trump raised $239 million for his inauguration, more than twice his previous record, with significant corporate backing and notable absences in donations.

SCIENCE

Scientists Discover Color Outside Human Perception, Named 'Olo'

Sunday, Apr 20

Scientists have discovered a new color, 'Olo,' which can only be seen through specific retinal stimulation, pushing the boundaries of human perception.