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A Midtown Four Seasons shooting raises questions on deadly force amid Atlanta’s gun violence surge.
Crime Justice

No Safe Zones? Midtown Shooting Underscores Spread of Gun Violence in Atlanta.

Nepal, France, and Japan saw governments fall within three days, exposing crises of legitimacy.
Conflict Corporate

Governments Down in 3 Days- Nepal, France, Japan Face Political Shakeups.

Tommy Robinson’s rally drew 150,000, sparking clashes, counter-protests, and debates on immigration, identity.
Social UK

London Hosts Largest Far-Right Rally in Years; 110,000 Rally for ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Amid Clashes and Chaos.

Ethiopia opens Africa’s biggest dam; GERD promises power gains but fuels Egypt-Sudan water fears.
Africa Energy

Ethiopia Pushes Ahead, Opens Nile Dam Amid Regional Concerns

South Africa makes history: men can now legally take wives’ surnames, advancing equality and choice.
Africa Gender

South Africa’s Constitutional Court Rules Men Can Legally Take Wives’ Surnames

Nadine Menendez sentenced to 4.5 years for aiding husband’s multimillion-dollar bribery and corruption scheme.
Legal Politics

Ex-Senator’s Wife Sentenced: Nadine Menendez Gets 4.5 Years for Bribery Scheme.

NASA’s Perseverance Rover finds “leopard-spotted” rocks on Mars, strongest potential biosignature hinting ancient life.
Astrobiology Geology

Life on Mars? NASA Unveils Strongest Hint Yet of Ancient Microbes.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk killed in Utah campus shooting, long-range attack under investigation.
Politics Security

Charlie Kirk Dies After Shooting At Utah College Event

Apple’s iPhone 17 launch splits fans; sleek new Air wows, Pro design sparks global memes.
Innovation Tech

iPhone 17 Hits The Market Worldwide

America marks 24 years since 9/11 amid renewed tension, remembrance, and calls to unity.
U.S.

9/11: Twenty-Four Years Later, America Still Stands Against Terror and Forgetfulness.

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