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Australian inquiry hears how preschool routines are being used to build tolerance from the ground up
An Australian royal commission this week heard a different kind of evidence on antisemitism: not more accounts of division, but examples of people trying to
Harry presses Home Secretary for security answers as UK return nears
Prince Harry has privately pressed Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for a decision on his security as he prepares to move back to Britain with his
Lobbyists Outnumber MPs in Canberra, and Critics Say They Shape Power Behind Closed Doors
CANBERRA — The halls of Australia’s federal Parliament House are full of people who are not elected, and critics say some of them carry real
ANC admits South African municipalities still falling short as party rolls out mayor “radar screen”
The African National Congress says South Africa’s municipalities have improved under government intervention, but many still cannot deliver basic services re...
Ireland’s data centre boom sparks land and power fears as residents brace for more
Near Naas in County Kildare, Sorcha O’Neill and Dolores Moore are watching farmland they say may soon be flattened for a row of data centres.
World’s Oldest Person Ethel Caterham Celebrates 117th Birthday
SURREY — Ethel Caterham, the world’s oldest living person, celebrated her 117th birthday on Friday, marking an extraordinary milestone that officially cement...
U.S. begins deportation flights for Haitians as TPS protections expire
The United States has started deporting Haitians who lost Temporary Protected Status, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement moving people back to Haiti as...
Father’s $100,000 superannuation gift to charity ends up in daughter’s hands after family dispute
A dead man’s last wishes collided with a family fight in Australia, and the money did not go where his will suggested. A father of
iPhone EMI Dispute Ends in Tragedy as Maharashtra Teen, Parents Die on Hill
An argument over iPhone instalments ended in death on Friday in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district, where an 18-year-old and his parents fell f...
AI Detector Puts Presidential Speeches Under the Microscope as Scrutiny of Political Messaging Grows
What if a president’s words were partly machine-made? That question now sits at the heart of a new experiment that puts top officials’ speeches through
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti’s beer remark turns postgame interview into a viral moment
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti had one thing on his mind after his team’s win over Oregon: a beer. The offhand line, delivered in a postgame
USS Abraham Lincoln heads home as experts warn of mental strain after long deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln is heading home after nine months at sea, and the ship’s long deployment is drawing fresh attention to the strain that
Households, Not Governments, Are Driving the Debt Strain
Australia’s government debt has just crossed A$1 trillion for the first time. But the sharper warning, analysts say, is not in Canberra’s balance sheet —
England Schools Face New Backlash Over Plan to Keep GCSE Strugglers in Maths and English
Thousands of teenagers in England could be forced to keep studying maths and English after failing their GCSEs, and the plan is already drawing fire.
Liverpool college cancels A-level courses, leaving students shocked on GCSE results day
Students arriving at the City of Liverpool College to enrol on A-level courses were told their places had been cancelled on the same day they
Federal agents briefly detain Eric Swalwell at San Francisco airport as probe widens, source says
Federal agents briefly detained former U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport over the weekend as they seized his electronic devices,...
Blind siblings who grew up with disability rights now fear what may come next
BRICK, N.J. — Cody and Kaleigh Brendle grew up learning the world with canes, bikes and a lot of trust in each other. Now the
Boys in England drive stronger GCSE maths results as top grades edge higher
Almost one in four boys in England scored the top grades in GCSE maths this year, helping push overall results for 16-year-olds a little higher.
ABC sues U.S. communications regulator over early license review in escalating free-speech fight
ABC has sued the Federal Communications Commission, accusing the agency of using broadcast regulation to punish the network’s speech and pressure its newsroo...
Ramaphosa Challenges Lead Investigator in Presidential Impeachment Over Conflict of Interest
President Cyril Ramaphosa has formally objected to the appointment of advocate Thandazani Madonsela SC as the chief evidence leader in an ongoing impeachment...
Body Believed to Be Missing Teen Bushwalker Lily Hooper Found in NSW Southern Highlands
The body of a woman believed to be missing 18-year-old bushwalker Lily Hooper has been found in bushland in New South Wales, ending an eight-day
Harry and Meghan set to move family back to the UK later this month
Prince Harry and Meghan are preparing to move their family back to the UK later this month, according to reports cited by BBC News. The
South Africa’s AfriForum and March and March Movement Form Controversial Alliance on Community Safety
A surprise partnership between a civil rights outfit and an anti-immigration group has ignited fierce debate in South Africa. AfriForum and the March and March
Prosecutors say evidence showed Erin Patterson’s mushroom poisoning was deliberate
Australian prosecutors have told a court that the evidence against Erin Patterson pointed to a deliberate poisoning, as the high-profile case over three deat...