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A 22-year-old man died in a motorcycle accident in the Pistoia area of Italy after spending the evening with friends, according to local reports.
Seventeen pilgrims died in a multi-vehicle collision on the Nairobi-Mombasa highway at Salama, prompting Kenya's president to express his condolences.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake shook Victoria, waking residents as wild weather continued across the state, according to multiple reports.
Sciencedaily.com reports the amino acid leucine also supports cellular energy function, not just muscle growth.
A new study suggests GLP-1 medications may be tied to hair loss in men, while separate research links the drugs to nail problems.
Hanshin clinched its first-ever back-to-back Central League crowns, holding off the Yomiuri Giants despite season-ending injuries to two key players.
Dagens Nyheter writer Hanna Höglund argues that being seen as sexy is accepted at the conductor's podium only for men.
Spain face the Czech Republic in the Nations League 2026/27, with DAZN listing channels, streaming options and kick-off times for Mexico and Latin America.
The environment department is expanding community preparations for El Niño as the government rolls out a sector-based response plan.
Gardaí are treating the death of a woman who fell from a balcony in Dublin as an assault, as tributes are paid to the victim.
A nutritionist tells Terra that eating canned sardines including the bones provides double the calcium found in milk, a habit she strongly recommends.
Kumkum Anil Mohod became the first Indian woman to take recurve individual gold at the Asian Games, with Pranavi Urs and the men's cricket team also winning.
Researchers describe a diatom-based delivery system that releases clove essential oil as a biofumigant for stored grain pests when temperatures rise.
tsports.com reports a ban on speaking about Cristiano Ronaldo, while bdnews24.com says Rafael Leão is inheriting his No. 7 jersey.
Dutch media report that US prosecutors declined to review additional evidence in the Cornell University sexual assault case, now under a special prosecutor.
Sites honoring revolutionary martyrs across Sichuan became popular destinations during China's National Day holiday, according to Sichuan News.
At least 13 people died in a road crash on a Kenyan highway, most of them Catholic pilgrims, The Washington Post reports.
Watford have completed the signing of Senegal international Krepin Diatta, with BBC describing the deal as shrewd business for the Hornets.
NASA has awarded Boeing a new contract valued at $359 million as the agency lays out a revised path for its troubled Starliner spacecraft.
A toddler's shaky walking and trembling hands prompted a family to pursue a lengthy medical investigation, The Washington Post reports.
A dual UK-Iranian national detained under the Terrorism Act over an incident at RAF Fairford has been released on bail, the BBC reports.
Kim Yo-jong announced a strategic weapons launch drill in the East Sea involving a mid-range strategic missile, according to KBS News.
Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki is in Egypt for a working visit centered on security and bilateral relations, according to TVC News.
A marine location 24 metres below the surface spans more than Central Park and contains hundreds of subway cars and some tanks, discoverwildlife.com reports.
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