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WORLD NEWS

French teenager fined in Singapore for licking vending machine straw

Thursday, Jul 30

A French teen was fined S$600 in Singapore for a straw-licking prank that caused public outrage.

CRIME

Man arrested after attacking three women with knives in Paris

Tuesday, Jul 28

A man was arrested after a knife attack in Paris, injuring three women, with critical concerns about public safety.

SPORTS

One dead, at least 15 injured in car attack near Berlin Pride event

Sunday, Jul 26

A car attack in Berlin during a Pride event leaves one dead and multiple injured, prompting police to call off celebrations.

HEALTH

U.S. Faces Record Measles Cases in 35 Years Amid Vaccine Hesitancy

Friday, Jul 24

The U.S. sees unprecedented measles cases in 2026, driven by declining vaccination rates and increased vaccine hesitancy.

ENVIRONMENT

France's June heatwave leads to nearly 6,000 excess deaths, marking a catastrophic toll

Friday, Jul 24

France's late June heatwave caused around 6,000 excess deaths—one of the worst heat-related tolls in decades.

POLITICS

House Republicans refer ex-prosecutor Jack Smith to DOJ for alleged false testimony

Thursday, Jul 23

House Republicans have referred Jack Smith to the DOJ, alleging false testimony in his investigation of Trump, amid claims from ex-prosecutors that the case lacks merit.

HEALTH

Taco Bell and Taylor Farms Investigated for Cyclospora Outbreak Affecting Thousands

Saturday, Jul 18

Investigations are underway into a Cyclospora outbreak linked to Taco Bell, predominantly attributed to iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms.

POLITICS

Tragedy in Uganda: School Bus Crash Claims Lives of 20 Pupils and One Adult

Friday, Jul 17

A tragic bus crash in Uganda resulted in the deaths of 20 children and one adult, prompting a suspension of all school trips.

POLITICS

Five arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly selling seditious books

Thursday, Jul 16

Hong Kong police arrest five individuals from two bookstores for allegedly selling seditious publications, marking the latest crackdown on independent booksellers.