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Carlos Boulos, uncle of Brazil's minister Guilherme Boulos, died after being hit by a vehicle following a traffic argument in São Paulo, CNN Brasil reports.
De Telegraaf reports that mosquitoes are still numerous in October and are moving into bedrooms, with the weather cited as the reason.
Organizers say 450,000 marched across France against school blockades; the interior ministry puts the figure at 256,000.
A nutritionist tells versa - lifestyle that diabetes eating plans should not ban specific foods, focusing instead on how meals are built.
The Emmy Awards will leave traditional television for Amazon Prime Video under a six-year global deal, according to BBC.
Officers found a drug manufacturing operation worth millions of rand on a plot in North West, with four people taken into custody.
A call for proposals has opened for an implementing partner for the NGANGU WALI 'Stronger Women' project in the Central African Republic.
Ireland's Budget 2027 increases help-to-buy supports and raises the age limit for free contraception, The Irish Times reports.
Inside Housing reports the appointment of a new chief construction and scientific adviser, though the identity and start date were not disclosed.
Certain gene variants appear to shape how dental symptoms present in a rare bone condition, according to News-Medical.
A Norwegian sports club has banned a coach, a decision VG reports is being described as a very unfortunate signal.
A military commander says drones struck Tigray while markets reopened in Mekelle, as fighting widens and TPLF forces withdraw from the regional capital.
News-Medical reports that overweight dementia patients appear likely to live longer than their normal weight peers.
Phys.org reports striking new images of a unique supernova remnant that reveal pearl-like chains.
The American College of Gastroenterology guideline outlines 18 preventive care recommendations for people with cirrhosis, according to HCPLive.
Brazil's currency and stocks drew investor optimism, with J.P. Morgan upgrading its view on the real amid shifting political sentiment.
The MMDA is acting on text scams tied to the NCAP program as the no-contact apprehension policy returns to five Metro Manila cities.
Roston Chase gave West Indies their opening breakthrough by dismissing Abhishek Sharma, with India losing early wickets in the first T20I.
A forensics student has admitted to a killing carried out in a room set up for the purpose, according to Sky News.
Lawmakers in Magdeburg chose Tobias Rausch as the state's first AfD parliamentary president, according to taz.de.
IGN reports that fans have made GTA 5 playable through a web browser, arriving amid ongoing chaos in the AI-generated games space.
A legal clash between Booking.com and its works council over mandatory office days could set a precedent for Dutch employers, De Telegraaf reports.
Riot officers clashed with demonstrators across France on the largest day of school protests so far, according to Reuters.
Nat Geo Wild will broadcast two documentaries about Botswana's Mashatu reserve this week, according to atta.travel.
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