
University Conducted Wartime Blood Transfusion Experiments on Patients, Report Says
A Japanese university performed human blood transfusion experiments during wartime, using animal blood, with some deaths reported.
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A Japanese university performed human blood transfusion experiments during wartime, using animal blood, with some deaths reported.

Perez Hilton’s kids left their home just before his severe mental health episode led to hospitalization, reports say.

A 14-year-old in Thailand killed eight, including relatives and classmates, before being shot dead, reports say.

Malaysia and Philippines drew 0-0 in their ASEAN Championship match in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.

Prophet Kusi says Wontumi's 20-year jail term is too harsh, per Modern Ghana report.

Woman arrested in Singapore as authorities investigate Fun Coffee investment scheme, with victims in multiple countries.

Nigeria’s federal government and Lagos State have agreed on a joint flood defence strategy targeting drainage failures and climate risks.

Toyota recalls 500+ vehicles in South Africa due to instrument display programming fault, per IOL.

New TECNO and Infinix phones include a free 3-month Google AI Plus trial, per tech-ish.com.

Family of a North Carolina pastor says he had a stroke while in ICE custody.

Samsung’s Galaxy A27 5G launches with an immersive screen and AI tools, per MangoBaaz.

Foreign net buying hit Rp 1.24 trillion on Friday, led by BBRI and BUMI, per kontan.co.id.

Man arrested after woman says she found him lying next to her in underwear after alleged break-in, per reports.

Appeals court halts Trump ballroom construction at White House, citing need for congressional approval.

OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.6 Luna to free ChatGPT accounts, lifting text chat limits.

NATO member reports drone with large explosive charge struck near a gas pipeline on the Romania-Bulgaria border.

Reports say John Goodman, 74, appears unrecognizable after losing 200 pounds, per new photos.

Forbes lists prime U.S. viewing spots for the solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower.

Samsung’s latest foldable phones see record pre-orders in the US and Korea, up 30% from last year.

Soldiers receive cultural sensitivity training ahead of deployment for BARMM parliamentary polls.

South Africa’s voters’ roll closes at midnight, finalizing eligibility for November 4 municipal elections.

Ferran Torres reportedly agrees to a five-year PSG deal; Paris and Barcelona now negotiate.

UFU seeks explanation after 51 cattle were shot in Tyrone; minister defends euthanasia decision.

Henry Okoye says he holds 20% of P-Square and accuses brother Jude of withholding it.
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