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Class action alleges NIPSCO failed to manage vegetation before storms left thousands powerless for days.
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Class action alleges NIPSCO failed to manage vegetation before storms left thousands powerless for days.

NCBA promotes integrated insurance packages to increase customer uptake, Citizen Digital reports.

More than 200 drones struck 12 Russian regions during the day, with deaths and injuries reported, per Fontanka.

South Africa's Ramaphosa hosts Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa for Bi-National Commission talks on trade, jobs, and migration.

Nominations are open for a global prize recognizing water innovation, according to fundsforNGOs.

Samsung is rolling out a new update to Galaxy S8 and Note 8 devices, nearly a decade after their launch.

Prosecutors raid residences linked to former President Roh Tae-woo over alleged slush funds, reigniting a decades-old case.

Indonesian doctors advise parents to monitor child development for early congenital heart disease detection.

Police find suspect dead after woman killed at Lelystad care home; investigation ongoing.

Xinjiang's 15th Games and 11th Ethnic Traditional Sports Meet opened in Yining on Aug 22, per aksxw.com.

Mahama cautions religious leaders against inciting hatred or violence following a pastor-imam dispute in Ghana.

Six investors outline top market risks and one common strategy, according to CNBC.

Mexico’s foreign minister disputes a Wall Street Journal piece alleging censorship, citing facts that contradict the report.

Greece confirms 157 West Nile virus infections and 13 fatalities, with 47 new cases in a week.

Egyptian stars share photos in a SpongeBob-inspired Facebook trend called "Qa' Al-Hamour," per Masrawy reports.

CTV News reports on the Alberta Prosperity Project's proposed framework for provincial independence.

Arsenal beat Coventry 3-0 in their Premier League opener, with goals from Havertz, Saka and Odegaard.

An 18-year-old attacker with a sword wounded several people at a Swedish school; one victim died, per Polish media.

OCHA issues update on Colombia earthquake appeal, occupied Palestinian territory, and Central African Republic.

New research details how nicotine harms cardiovascular health, affecting vessels and heart function.

SVT reports 19 bears were shot during the licensed hunt in Jämtland County.

Goal.com previews the new Premier League season, asking if Arsenal can retain the title and whether Liverpool and Spurs can deliver.

Jamaat-e-Islami chief says no objection to PM's India trip, but insists on mutual respect and equal footing.

Forbes reports on iPhone 18 Pro profits, a critical iOS update, and new MacBook Ultra specs.
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