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The US State Department instructed to cancel subscriptions of 6 media outlets, including The Economist and Reuters, affecting diplomats worldwide.

Pope Francis' clinical condition is stable with slight improvement in blood tests, maintaining sense of humor.

Paris FC's new home next to Paris Saint-Germain's Parc des Princes sparks one of the closest local rivalries in world football.

Pope Francis shows signs of pneumonia in both lungs, taking actions to secure legacy amid health worries.

MLS marks three decades with a look into the future. Can it become the world's top soccer league in the next 30 years?

Pope Francis diagnosed with multiple bacterial infections in respiratory tract, treatment continues. Weekend mass canceled due to health concerns.

Cybercriminals are using AI to take over Google accounts, with Gmail users being an easy target.

Israel's Defense Minister announces the establishment of a special unit to relocate Palestinians in Gaza, causing uproar worldwide.

The World Governments Summit 2025, focusing on shaping the future governments, has started in Dubai with the theme of Artificial Intelligence at the forefront.

New York state bans the use of DeepSeek, a Chinese-developed AI model, on government devices due to security concerns.

Trump's scandalous proposal to take over Gaza receives harsh reactions worldwide, leading to Washington officials trying to defend the President.

A look back at the unexpected success of The Sims over the past 25 years and its enduring popularity worldwide.

Two US F-35 fighter jets made an emergency landing at Matsuyama Airport in Japan's Ehime prefecture.

World Health Organization announces a rise in lung cancer cases among non-smokers, attributing it to air pollution. Adenocarcinoma identified as a major subtype in non-smokers.

President Trump signs executive order withdrawing the US from UNRWA and UN Human Rights Council.

The number of selfie-related deaths is on the rise, with concerns that it may be added to the list of most dangerous activities worldwide.

US President Donald Trump sparks trade war by imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico, leading to retaliatory measures and concerns over global economy.

Natalie Suleman, also known as 'Octomom', celebrates her octuplets' Sweet Sixteen in California.

Top executive of wind turbine builder Ørsted, Mads Nipper, replaced following financial setbacks as offshore projects decline worldwide.

Italy's Data Protection Authority (GPDP) has blocked access to the Chinese artificial intelligence application DeepSeek.

Australian foreign minister confirms Oscar Jenkins is alive, raising concerns over his well-being and potential use as a bargaining chip by Russia.

The US has halted all international aid for 90 days except for Israel and Egypt, pending a comprehensive review of foreign assistance programs.

Reports claim that the US State Department has issued a notification to its embassies to suspend all current foreign aid, with exceptions only for urgent food aid and military funding to Israel and Egypt.

An iceberg the size of Overijssel province is on a collision course with a remote island near Antarctica, putting penguins and seals at risk.

WHO spokesperson confirms no new outbreak risk of Human Metapneumovirus in China and calls for symptomatic treatment.

Research reveals weight loss injections can tackle multiple health problems, like heart diseases and dementia, but also pose risks.

Trump delivers message of peace in his first speech of the new term, promising to bring unity to an angry world.

Pope Francis appoints a woman, Raffaella Petrini, as the new governor of Vatican City, marking a historic moment.

Invasive water hyacinth species disrupt natural habitats and pose a threat to livelihoods in Turkey and Kenya.

Italy's national debt has reached a record high of over €3 trillion, making it one of the highest in the world.