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Thai prosecutors drop royal insult charge against US academic

Thursday, May 01

Thai prosecutors have dropped charges against American academic Paul Chambers, accused of insulting the royal family under stringent lèse-majesté laws.

SPORTS

Atlanta Falcons and Coach Jeff Ulbrich Fined for Prank Call to Shedeur Sanders

Thursday, May 01

NFL fines the Atlanta Falcons and Jeff Ulbrich $350,000 following a prank call targeting quarterback Shedeur Sanders during the draft.

WORLD NEWS

Russia and North Korea Begin Construction of Historic Road Bridge

Thursday, May 01

Construction of a symbolic road bridge between Russia and North Korea begins, marking a milestone in their strategic partnership.

WORLD NEWS

Rapidly Spreading Wildfires Near Jerusalem Prompt National Emergency Declaration

Thursday, May 01

Wildfires near Jerusalem have triggered a national emergency and military deployment, with several injuries reported.

POLITICS

South Korean Ex-President Yoon Indicted for Abuse of Power Amid Ongoing Investigations

Thursday, May 01

South Korean former President Yoon Suk Yeol was indicted for abuse of power, adding to his legal troubles amid investigations.

SPORTS

Barcelona and Inter Milan share thrilling 3-3 draw in Champions League semi-final

Thursday, May 01

Barcelona and Inter Milan battle to a 3-3 draw, featuring star performances and critical goals in their Champions League semi-final.

WORLD NEWS

China Proposes COVID-19 May Have Originated in the US, Blames US for Politicizing Pandemic Response

Thursday, May 01

China's white paper claims COVID-19 may have originated in the US, criticizing the US response and calling for an investigation.

SPORTS

UK University to Study Menstrual Cycle Impact on Knee Injuries in Women's Soccer

Thursday, May 01

A new study at Kingston University will explore the link between menstrual cycles and knee injuries in women's soccer.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Considers Landmark Case for Nation's First Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter School

Thursday, May 01

The Supreme Court deliberates on allowing the first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, a decision that could redefine public education in America.