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Jury in Lindsay Clancy murder trial ends second day of deliberations without a verdict, will return Monday.
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Jury in Lindsay Clancy murder trial ends second day of deliberations without a verdict, will return Monday.

Plejada reviews Sopot festival fashion, praising Steczkowska while calling two looks misses.

Aurora Ramazzotti changes Milan homes again, citing unsustainable expenses, per Adnkronos.

News24 and others reflect on Dolly Parton’s career, philanthropy, and impact after her death from cancer.

Kenyan courts clarify that living together is not marriage and separation differs from divorce, per nation.africa.

ONCE's Saturday Sueldazo results are out, per Demócrata. Winning number and series revealed.

Israeli settlers surrounded a Palestinian home in Qusra, West Bank, per multiple reports.

Amazon France offers a €500 discount on the new Google Pixel 11 Pro XL, per Frandroid.

Leaders of Russia, China, and Iran will meet at the SCO summit in Kyrgyzstan, CNN Indonesia reports.

Infanta and Lingayen declare state of calamity amid flooding and weather disturbances, Inquirer.net reports.

Comedian responds to criticism over Bihar, Kashmiri Pandit remarks, says show feels different now.

Saskatchewan will only allow Canadian-owned companies to build AI data centres, which must supply their own power.

Nigerian media examine fuel subsidy removal fallout, political blame, and who gains from the policy debate.

AI isn't just writing articles—it's grading our emotions and shaping headlines. Here's the truth about the invisible force controlling your news feed.

Bird flu cases spread across Australia, affecting 23 species, including a dolphin, per reports.

Lula holds second campaign event in Belo Horizonte on Aug 29, focusing on women voters.

Antarctic soil microbes frequently acquire genes that let them use air as an energy source, researchers report.

The Times of India examines the loss of urban maidans and what it means for public recreation.

Skywatchers across the U.S. captured striking images of Thursday night's partial lunar eclipse.

Les Numériques writer details switch from Windows 11 to Linux, expressing no regrets over the move.

Icelanders head to the polls in a referendum on resuming European Union membership negotiations.

Daily Tribune reports a case study linking a hair-loss medication to persistent sexual side effects.

A former president has been found guilty of bribery linked to a hydropower project, with Chinese involvement reported.

Scientists investigate whether natural compounds from plants and fungi could counter drug-resistant bacteria.
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