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Photo credit: Aljazeera Fourteen people were killed after a suicide bomber attacked a political rally in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Balochistan, where government troops have been battling insurgency for over a decade. The National reports that the attack was among three in the country on Tuesday that claimed a total of 25 lives, according to…

Photo credit: the Guardian A recent study has suggested that a type of blood thinner may be better than aspirin for preventing heart attacks and strokes in patients with a form of heart disease. The Standard reports that the chief scientific and medical officer at the British Heart Foundation Professor Bryan Williams, said, “Aspirin is…

Photo credit: CNN President Donald Trump was seen being driven by the presidential motorcade from his Virginia club to the White House on Monday after a noticeable multi-day absence from public view. Express reports that Trump’s physical health has been a source of worry since he assumed office last year. His disappearance from the public eye…

Photo credit: SBS The Australian government stated that it had undertaken consultations with the states and territories, which recommended maintaining the current size and composition of the migration program. Express reports that it was confirmed on Tuesday morning that the 2025-2026 intake will remain at the same levels and settings as the 2024-2025 program, with a…

Photo credit: France 24 A “massive” landslide in Sudan’s western Darfur region has flattened an entire mountain village and killed over 1,000 people, according to a rebel group that controls the area. France 24 reports that the group says there was only one survivor. The disaster occurred on Sunday, following days of heavy rain that devastated…

Photo credit: Decatur daily A federal  judge on Sunday barred the United States government from deporting 76 Guatemalan children. APP reports that although the migrant children were already waiting on the tarmacs awaiting being sent to their home country, the judge sided with the attorneys for the children who said the government was breaking laws and sending their clients to potential…

Photo credit: CNN An Australian citizen will join Greta Thunberg in the third attempt this year to by activists to break Israel’s blockade of Gazza and deliver food and humanitarian supplies, departing from the Global Sumud Flotilla from Barcelona. SBS News reports that Abubakir Rafiq, an activist and content creator from Sydney. is traveling with the group. Rafiq said on board…