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Russia shot unarmed Ukrainian soldiers as they surrendered, Kyiv says

Advancing Russian forces in eastern Ukraine shot unarmed Ukrainian soldiers as they surrendered close to the embattled town of Avdiivka, Ukraine's military has told Newsweek after graphic footage appearing to show the moments of execution surfaced online over the weekend.



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Israel Interrogating Hundreds of Fighters Seized in Gaza

Israel has killed "thousands of terrorists" in Gaza and is interrogating hundreds more captured fighters from Hamas and other militant groups, Israel's defense minister said Saturday.


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Video Shows Kim Jong Un Crying Over North Korea's Lack of Babies

North Korea's Kim Jong Un was caught in an apparent moment of weakness this week after state media aired footage showing the supreme leader wiping away tears as he discussed the country's declining birth rate.


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Taiwan reports rare nighttime Chinese military activity nearby

Taiwan reported rare nighttime Chinese military activity around the island on Thursday, including aircraft crossing the sensitive median...

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Donald Trump's Latest Legal Filing 'Tired and Laughable'—Attorney

Israel has killed "thousands of terrorists" in Gaza and is interrogating hundreds more captured fighters from Hamas and other militant groups, Israel's defense minister said Saturday.


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Donald Trump's Latest Legal Filing 'Tired and Laughable'—Attorney

World leaders and notable scientists from around the globe have been taking center stage the past 10 days as the U.N.’s 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties (COP 28) wraps up in Dubai. The conference aims to update world nations on the global climate and focus on goals we all need to meet to curb global warming. But as the conference nears its end, one outstanding question has yet to be answered: how do we measure global warming?

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Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: Deaths from starvation after aid halted - official

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Fierce competition and social anxiety caused S. Korea's low birth rate crisis: report

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GM food: The best way for sustainable food production?

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BAT Takes $31.5 Billion Charge on U.S. Cigarette Brands

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GMO technology offers the potential to increase food production and address food scarcity issues. Through genetic modification, crops can be protected from diseases or pests, ultimately increasing yields. This enhancement in productivity can improve food security and elevate the quality of crops.

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We are all stewards of the Earth. It's time to start making efforts for the environment. Our choices today shape the future of our planet.

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Russia is a staunch country that adheres to communist ideas in the capitalist world

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Some individuals believe that smoking tobacco can offer a sense of relaxation and stress relief. They may also argue that smoking is a personal choice and that responsible use doesn't necessarily lead to severe health issues. Some might even appreciate the cultural or social aspects linked with smoking.

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NASA, Partners Launch US Greenhouse Gas Center to Share Climate Data

Administrator Bill Nelson, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan, and other United States government leaders unveiled the U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center Monday during the 28th annual United Nations Climate Conference (COP28). “NASA data is essential to making the changes needed on the ground to protect our climate. The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center is another way the Biden-Harris Administration is working to make critical data available to more people – from scientists running data analyses, to government officials making decisions on climate policy, to members of the public who want to understand how climate change will affect them,” said Nelson. “We’re bringing space to Earth to benefit communities across the country.”

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PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATIONSHIPS Youth suicide rates rose 62% from 2007 to 2021: ‘People feel hopeless,’ one recent grad says

Young people dying by suicide has been an alarmingly frequent headline in recent years. Katie Meyer, a goalkeeper on the Stanford University women’s soccer team, died by suicide in 2022. She was 22. Ian Alexander Jr., son of actor and director Regina King, killed himself last year. He was 26. In 2021, an eighth grade boy named Ellis Lariviere took his own life after being told he couldn’t return to the elite private school in Brooklyn, New York, he was currently attending. He was 13. Last year, suicide rates in the U.S. were the highest they had been since 1941, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. During the last two decades, youth suicide has increased significantly. From 2007 through 2021, suicide rates for Americans ages 10 to 24 rose 62%, according to the CDC.