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POLITICS

Introverted youths navigate social anxiety before events

Wednesday, Jan 01

Young introverts like Margot share their struggles with social events and the energy needed to engage with others.

POLITICS

Jan. 6 Capitol Defendants Request Attendance at Trump's Inauguration

Wednesday, Jan 01

Some Jan. 6 defendants seek court approval to attend President-elect Trump's inauguration, despite prior Capitol attack charges.

POLITICS

US Transfers Guantanamo Detainee Ridah Bin Saleh al-Yazidi Back to Tunisia

Tuesday, Dec 31

Ridah Bin Saleh al-Yazidi is repatriated to Tunisia, leaving 26 detainees at Guantanamo Bay as the US aims to reduce the facility's population.

WORLD NEWS

Nepal's Kung Fu Nuns Celebrate Nunnery Reopening with Martial Arts Display

Tuesday, Dec 31

Nepal's kung fu nuns proudly showcased their martial arts skills at the reopening of their nunnery, promoting empowerment and gender equality post-pandemic.

WORLD NEWS

China's Major Cyberattack on U.S. Treasury Department and Hydropower Challenges

Tuesday, Dec 31

China successfully hacked the U.S. Treasury Department, revealing serious cybersecurity issues and highlighting ongoing hydropower crises.

WORLD NEWS

India's Regional Challenges Amid Improved Ties with China in 2024

Tuesday, Dec 31

In 2024, India navigated challenging regional dynamics while improving relations with China and managing growing tensions with neighboring countries.

POLITICS

Longest-held Guantanamo Detainee Ridah bin Saleh al-Yazidi Repatriated to Tunisia

Tuesday, Dec 31

The US has repatriated Ridah bin Saleh al-Yazidi, the longest-held Guantanamo detainee, to Tunisia after over 22 years without charge.

HEALTH

Nutritionist Shares Key Learnings After One Year of Reducing Ultra-Processed Foods

Tuesday, Dec 31

Nutritionist Rob Hobson reflects on a year of cutting ultra-processed foods and shares practical dietary changes for a healthier lifestyle.

ENVIRONMENT

Repairs Underway for Historic Towers in Death Valley After Visitor Incident

Tuesday, Dec 31

Restoration efforts have begun for wooden towers in Death Valley, damaged by a visitor's actions. The historic structures are receiving crucial repairs.