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The Supreme Court reminds the public that couples who have lived together for five years may marry without a marriage license, per Manila Bulletin.
The late chef's graphic novel becomes an ultraviolent Adult Swim show, with critics calling it a wild, pulpy foodie dystopia.
Saturn reaches opposition on October 4, 2026, appearing fully lit by the Sun, with the Orionid meteor shower and other events also due that month.
The US Coast Guard reported intercepting a freighter bound for Cuba with fuel aboard, according to yicai.com.
Mobile Time reports the navigation app that began in Israel two decades ago now serves 590 million users globally.
Dagens Nyheter reports on Donald Trump's push to reshape Washington DC, as veterans criticize a proposed triumphal arch.
Vinicius Junior is back in India ten years after facing an Indian player at under-17 level, as Brazil prepare for a friendly there.
Japan's Defense Ministry says a projectile possibly a ballistic missile was launched from North Korea and appears to have already landed.
Herald.co.zw reports Zimbabwe's police chief commended the force's sub-aqua team in a statement published Friday evening.
Marine biologists say they have found a plankton species not previously documented in the Pacific waters off Oregon.
Rockstar's GTA 6 has been rated PEGI 18 in Europe, with the board citing violence, drug use and sexual content as reasons for the adult classification.
Polish Defense Minister announces FA-50GF jets have entered combat duty, with reports saying they take over missions from MiG-29s over eastern Poland.
Nigeria's 66th independence anniversary has renewed debate over economic reforms, religious tolerance and political unity.
Dutch drama Truly Naked took six Golden Calf awards, while series Basta also scored major wins at the Netherlands' top film and TV prizes.
A landmark international AI treaty just became legally binding. Here's how it affects your job, business, and rights — explained without the jargon.
A scientific team is testing a strategy aimed at attacking cells associated with endometriosis, according to Antena 1.
South Korea wakes to a chilly Gaecheonjeol morning, with rain expected Saturday afternoon along the Gyeongsang east coast, according to KBS.
Center Party's Thand Ringqvist has invited the Social Democrats, Left Party and Greens to a meeting, as post-election government talks continue.
Medscape reports retinal thinning occurs at A1c levels under the prediabetes threshold, suggesting eye changes may precede diagnosis.
CTV News reports the Canadian-born actor has been promoted to the companion level of the Order of Canada.
Phys.org reports a computer-designed protein binds an immune receptor tied to inflammation at a site previously considered undruggable.
Sky News reports a man already accused in the Widdecombe murder case now faces charges of preparing terrorist acts, including against Nigel Farage.
Researchers used ultrafast X-rays to observe how the azobenzene molecule rearranges itself after absorbing light.
Norwegian performer Martinus has secured a place in the "Let's Dance" final, according to VG.
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