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HEALTH

Global Health Leaders Warn of Rising Disease Outbreaks Due to Funding Cuts

Thursday, Apr 24

Global health leaders issue warnings about increasing disease outbreaks linked to cuts in vaccination funding.

ECONOMY

IBM Experiences Major Setback as DOGE Cancels 15 Federal Contracts

Thursday, Apr 24

IBM's shares drop as 15 federal contracts are canceled due to new cost-cutting initiatives, impacting its consulting revenue amid uncertain economic conditions.

POLITICS

Hegseth Faces Backlash Over Pentagon Makeup Studio Plans

Thursday, Apr 24

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plans for a makeup studio at the Pentagon have sparked political mockery and controversy.

ENVIRONMENT

Los Angeles Retains Title as Nation's Smoggiest City Amid Worsening Air Quality

Thursday, Apr 24

Los Angeles remains the smoggiest city in the U.S., while air pollution affects nearly half of the population, exacerbated by climate change and policy changes.

ECONOMY

Student loan collections to restart May 5, impacting millions of borrowers

Thursday, Apr 24

The US government will resume student loan collections on May 5, affecting millions of borrowers facing financial hardships.

POLITICS

Tidjane Thiam Removed from Electoral Roll, Citing Nationality Issues

Thursday, Apr 24

Tidjane Thiam, a key opposition figure in Ivory Coast, has been disqualified from the upcoming presidential election due to a court ruling on his nationality.

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.

SPORTS

Eddie Howe Returns to Newcastle After Recovery from Pneumonia

Thursday, Apr 24

Eddie Howe is back managing Newcastle United after recovering from pneumonia, ready for the next match against Ipswich Town.

CRIME

Two US Marines Investigated for Alleged Rapes in Okinawa, Sparking Local Outrage

Thursday, Apr 24

Two US marines face investigations for alleged rapes in Okinawa, fueling anger among local residents and highlighting ongoing concerns about US military conduct.