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Cornell rape case moves from campus panel to criminal court as doxxing attempt targets accuser.
Fifteen outlets followed every step; the woman's name was withheld by all of them, while others tried to find it anyway.
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Flydubai Captain Survives Co-pilot Stabbing Mid-flight
The captain of Flydubai Flight 1073, en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv, was stabbed multiple times by his co-pilot before the aircraft landed safely. All 182 people on board survived. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the co-pilot had undergone Islamist radicalization and intended to crash the plane. Questions are now directed at Flydubai over reports that Oman had previously flagged the co-pilot as a security concern.
"He came to crash the plane with its passengers."
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Asian carmakers hold majority US market share again
Asian brands are on track to account for more than half of all new vehicle sales in the United States for the second consecutive quarter, approaching record levels. Meanwhile, President Trump has floated the possibility of allowing Chinese automakers conditional entry into the US market. The combination puts further pressure on GM, Ford, and Stellantis, which have been steadily losing ground at home.
"Asian brands are approaching record-high market share levels in the US market."
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DOJ Seeks Court Approval for White House Press Ban
The Justice Department has asked a federal court to allow President Trump to reinstate a ban on journalists from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico accessing the White House while litigation continues. The administration argues that restricting press access is within executive authority over its own premises. The affected reporters have been excluded from briefings and events pending the outcome of the case.
"Restricting access to the White House removes one avenue for these outlets to obtain such harmful information."
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US Tech Decoupling From China Carries Real Costs
The Trump administration is expanding restrictions on Chinese technology imports, aiming to reduce American dependence on Chinese-made components. The policy is straining US robotics startups, manufacturers, and universities that rely on affordable Chinese parts. Domestic alternatives exist in some cases, but building supply chains from scratch takes years, and Chinese competitors are not standing still in the meantime.
"In the time that it takes an American company to build their first prototype, a Chinese company may already be on version three."
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Ebola Death Toll in DRC Passes 4,000
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people, with 8,300 confirmed cases recorded. Around 50 health workers have died, and payment disputes are hampering the response as staff go unpaid. Some treatment centres have closed, reducing care capacity in affected regions and forcing response teams to rebuild from scratch. Nearly 19,000 people have been displaced by the crisis.
"When we lose a center, that means we lose capacity, we lose investment, and we have to start again — and above all, it means that people do not get access to the care that they really need."
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Diabetes quietly raises heart disease risk, doctors warn
Cardiologists at leading Indian hospitals are drawing attention to the underappreciated link between diabetes and heart failure. Many patients arrive at clinics only after their heart function has already dropped severely, often without prior symptoms. Elevated blood sugar damages blood vessels and heart muscle gradually, meaning the condition can progress for years before a crisis. Doctors are urging people with diabetes to undergo regular cardiac screening rather than waiting for warning signs.
"So many patients walk into my office with heart function down to 20%, and they didn't even know that."
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Golden State Valkyries Reach First WNBA Semifinals
The Golden State Valkyries advanced to the WNBA semifinals for the first time in franchise history after overcoming a 16-point deficit in a winner-take-all game against the Dallas Wings. The comeback ranks among the fifth-largest in WNBA playoff history in elimination contests. Head coach Natalie Nakase guided the team through the deficit to secure the victory. Dallas is eliminated from the 2026 postseason.
"The Valkyries' 16-point rally ties the fifth-largest comeback in a winner-take-all contest in WNBA playoff history."
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Tennessee Execution Attempt Leaves Inmate Critically Ill
Christa Pike, a Tennessee death-row inmate, was left critically ill and intubated in a Nashville hospital after a failed lethal injection attempt. Her attorneys say the state's execution team failed to correctly place or maintain the IV lines required to deliver the drugs. Pike survived the procedure but remains in serious condition. The Tennessee Department of Correction has not publicly addressed the specific claims about the IV placement.
"The botched execution makes it abundantly clear that TDOC failed to correctly place or maintain IV lines."
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France Detains Thousands of Students Over Education Cuts
Protests against school closures and education funding cuts have spread across France, with nearly 3,000 lycée students detained since demonstrations began, including close to 2,000 on a single day. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called an emergency cabinet meeting as clashes left dozens of school principals, emergency workers, police, and students injured. Education Minister Edouard Geffray faces pressure to address what protesters describe as systematic neglect of public schooling.
"Nearly 1,949 students were detained in a single day, according to the interior ministry."
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G7 releases 100 million barrels from emergency reserves
The G7 nations will draw down up to 100 million barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves over four months, coordinated through the International Energy Agency. The decision follows a period of rising fuel prices affecting households, hauliers, and farmers across member countries. Leaders said the release would begin immediately.
"The move would begin immediately and would last for four months."
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