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New research offers a more detailed account of how the plague persisted and spread in the centuries following the Black Death.
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New research offers a more detailed account of how the plague persisted and spread in the centuries following the Black Death.

A rare epishelf lake in the Canadian Arctic has vanished after the ice shelf that contained it collapsed, according to reports.

Reviews of Kunal Kemmu's spy comedy 'Vibe' split between praise and criticism, with News18 calling it essential Bollywood.

Monitor Versorgungsforschung reports that GlobalData projects 28,000 new Hodgkin diagnoses by 2035.

A researcher is examining on-farm fertility through cattle, Silicon Republic reports, in work that blends agriculture and science.

Harry stepped out publicly after his return to Britain, wearing royal medals, according to reports.

A nebula image has won the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026 competition, according to the BBC.

From $25M deepfake scams to AI-written news, here's how artificial intelligence is quietly rewriting global headlines — and what it means for you.

A Hacks actress has publicly criticized Ed Sheeran amid a dispute involving Macklemore, according to Nine.com.au.

Several sports outlets released their Week 2 NFL previews on Friday, covering picks, survivor pool strategy, betting angles and fantasy tips.

Daily Post Nigeria and other outlets report that unidentified gunmen killed Enugu politician Ikechukwu Oloto, in a story tied to the 2027 election cycle.

Danish police closed the zone around the US embassy in Copenhagen after drone sightings, as NATO's Military Committee gathered in the city.

Sweden's Armed Forces confirm an incident at the Kråks shooting range near Karlsborg occurred during a training moment, according to multiple reports.

The two East African nations are comparing notes on equipping young people with green economy skills, according to the-star.co.ke.

Researchers are examining how a snail manages to regrow its complete eye in about a month, according to Hindustan Times.

Egypt has told social media platforms not to create or offer independent personal accounts to children under 13, Masrawy reports.

Goal.com outlines broadcast and streaming options as Brentford prepare to welcome Chelsea in their latest Premier League fixture.

Malaysia's king has permitted former prime minister Najib Razak to serve the remainder of his 1MDB-related sentence under house arrest, WSJ reports.

The Cebu-based shipping firm reported a 155% rise in first-half profit as it moves toward a P737-million initial public offering.

A Council of Europe body has condemned Russia's parliamentary elections as illegitimate, according to RTE.ie.

Prosecutors charge an SUV driver with second-degree murder in a Los Angeles bus crash that a news helicopter was covering when it went down.

Kompas.id reports a rise in influenza cases among children, with H1N1pdm09 driving the increase and health authorities urging greater vigilance.

Hertha BSC travels to Dynamo Dresden with far fewer away fans, as BILD reports boycott calls and fears of unrest after recent riots.

A 13-year-old student stabbed a teacher at a school in Rome's Centocelle area and reportedly tried to livestream the attack, Il Sole 24 ORE reports.
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