France Arrests Teen After Knife Attack On Music Teacher
French police said Wednesday that they arrested a 14-year-old pupil suspected of stabbing his music teacher in the classroom.
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Statue at National mall sparks debate over Trump, Epstein connection
A new statue has appeared on the east end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., in the United States, drawing attention
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Typhoon Ragasa Makes Landfall In Southern China—Weather Service
For a period of several hours, the powerful typhoon shook buildings as sheets of rain poured down on the city of more than two million people.
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German Business Morale In Shock Fall
German Business Morale In Shock Fall
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‘We Pray For More’ — Arokodare Sends Message To Wolves Fans After Goal In Everton Win
Tolu Arokodare is determined to score more goals for Wolverhampton Wanderers after hitting target in Tuesday night’s 2-0 Carabao Cup victory over Everton. Arokodare failed to register a goal …
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Meta rolls out message translation on WhatsApp globally
Meta, the owners of WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, has announced the rollout of a message translation feature aimed at
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Women miners back revocation of mineral licences to sanitise industry
Ms Adeyemi described every dormant or defaulting licence as a missed opportunity for the nation.
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2027: Yoruba Will Occupy Topmost Places In My Govenment, Hausa-Fulani Won’t Dominate, Says Atiku
Atiku pledges Yoruba inclusion in 2027 government, dismisses Hausa-Fulani domination fears, citing marriage and long-standing Yoruba ties.
Vaccines have saved 154 million lives since 1974
Vaccines have saved 154 million lives since 1974, with children under five accounting for 95 per cent of those spared. This is according to new data from
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