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ENTERTAINMENT

Marc Maron Announces End of "WTF" Podcast After 16 Years

Tuesday, Jun 03

Marc Maron to conclude his influential "WTF" podcast this fall after nearly 16 years of intimate interviews with notable guests.

POLITICS

Thailand's Cash Handout Scheme Delay Alienates Voters from Ruling Party

Monday, Jun 02

Delays in Thailand's cash handout scheme have left many voters disillusioned with the ruling party, raising concerns over economic stability.

POLITICS

PBS Files Lawsuit Against Trump Over Executive Order Cutting Federal Funding

Saturday, May 31

PBS sues Trump administration over an executive order that threatens federal funding for public television and radio, alleging First Amendment violations.

POLITICS

Gerry Adams Wins Libel Suit Against BBC for Claims on Spy's Murder

Friday, May 30

Gerry Adams secures €100,000 in a libel lawsuit against the BBC over allegations of his involvement in a spy's murder.

WORLD NEWS

Israeli Airstrike Claims Lives of Nine Children of Gaza Doctor Amid Intensified Conflict

Monday, May 26

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in the death of nine children from the family of a pediatrician, drawing international concern.

ENVIRONMENT

Severe storms in Pakistan claim lives and cause widespread damage

Monday, May 26

Severe storms in Pakistan have left at least 14 dead and over 100 injured due to extreme weather conditions, including heavy rain and strong winds.

WORLD NEWS

Israeli Airstrike Claims Nine Children of Gaza Doctor, Leaving Family in Mourning

Monday, May 26

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza result in the tragic deaths of nine children from a local doctor's family, igniting outrage and calls for humanitarian intervention.

ENVIRONMENT

NOAA Predicts Above-Normal Activity for 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Friday, May 23

NOAA forecasts an above-normal 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, predicting up to 19 named storms.

POLITICS

UK Government Plans to Mandate Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Amid Prison Crisis

Friday, May 23

The UK government considers mandatory chemical castration for sex offenders as part of a plan to alleviate prison overcrowding and reform the justice system.