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More than 1,300 people are missing after a glacier collapse triggered deadly floods across Nepal and Tibet, while a newly formed lake raises fears of another catastrophic surge.

Troy Jackson calls JD Vance a 'dirtbag' after the vice president tells Democrats to 'have some perspective' over a fatal ICE shooting in Maine.

A federal judge strikes down Texas Senate Bill 12, calling the drag ban unconstitutional and telling offended critics: 'just don't go'.

Psychiatrist Mark Horowitz's experience of stopping SSRIs highlights the debate on withdrawal severity and tapering strategies, suggesting that longer treatment durations may require more gradual discontinuation.

A study looks at the prevalence of daily gambling, pornography, and gaming among young men, linking these habits to increased feelings of failure, loneliness, and depression.

Elsie Dominguez's lawsuit against the US Navy was dismissed, reclassified as a workers' compensation case, raising concerns about legal protections for civilian mariners reporting sexual assault.

Iranian lawmakers have approved a bill criminalising unauthorised contact with foreign media, threatening citizens with up to two years in prison for sharing information or engaging with international outlets.

Fourteen newborns died in a Pakistan hospital fire as officials investigate conflicting initial accounts of how the blaze started, while parents raised questions about emergency access, rescue delays and fire safety.

MAGA influencer Jennica Pounds accused a government official of trying to lure her into an alleged 'Deep State' trap, before her previously undisclosed Pentagon role emerged during the online feud.

Debbie Dingell torches Trump's 'Lake America' plan with a savage 'Lake Natalie' jab, putting Natalie Harp's controversial role and 'unhealthy obsession' claims back in the spotlight.

Abdul El-Sayed turns the tables on Jesse Watters with a jaw-dropping circumcision question during a fiery Fox News clash over medical care for minors.

NHS figures show a record 9.1 million people in England were prescribed antidepressants last year, raising concerns about medication reliance and mental health care effectiveness.

Graduate job vacancies in the UK fell to their lowest since 2016, with intensified competition and regional disparities. Cost control, not AI, is cited as the main reason for reduced hiring.

The Israel-Gaza conflict has resulted in over 200 journalist deaths, with no prosecutions, highlighting a lack of accountability and raising concerns about press freedom and safety.

China has vowed to take necessary measures to protect its interests following the US's new sanctions on Iran, warning that such actions could escalate global tensions and disrupt economic order.

Prince Harry has stepped down from the African Parks board after a decade with the conservation organisation, which acknowledged human rights abuses following an independent investigation into allegations involving Indigenous Baka people in the Republic of the Congo.

A prosecution psychologist testified that Lindsay Clancy was severely mentally ill but not acutely psychotic when she killed her three children, challenging her account of a male voice commanding her to kill them.

Trump's 300,000-tonne beef plan sparks fury among MAGA ranchers as Argentina enters the picture following China's rejection of beef over a banned antibiotic

Ivanka Trump takes on Costa Rica's waves, flashes a shaka and takes a tumble, but quickly gets back on her surfboard during her latest family getaway.

Substitute teacher Luis DeSantiago faced harassment after students used AI to create explicit images of him, highlighting a growing issue with 'nudify' apps in schools.

A study of 5,000 people in the US and Denmark reveals a perceived imbalance in government support, with the wealthy seen as overserved and vulnerable groups as underserved, fuelling political distrust.

OpenAI and Meta are investing in local communities to counteract growing public opposition to AI data centres, as polls show increasing concern over AI's impact on jobs and infrastructure.

Iran has blacklisted 45 tankers for violating transit rules in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with the US and impacting global oil shipments.

Jared Kushner's secret meeting with Hakeem Jeffries raises fresh questions about a possible Democratic House takeover and what it could mean for Trump's presidency.

Norway proposes $9.2 billion in Ukraine aid for 2027, with more than $7 billion focused on military support and weapons as Russia's war approaches its fifth year.

A US sailor deployed aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln says his father was detained by US immigration authorities while the family awaited a decision on his green-card application, leaving him struggling to cope from thousands of miles away.

A deadly A66 wrong-way crash that killed seven people, including two armed police officers, has intensified scrutiny of dangerous-driving videos circulating on TikTok and other social media platforms.

A Harvard study finds a link between major album releases and increased traffic fatalities, highlighting the dangers of distracted driving during music streaming surges.

Enrolment in America's trade colleges has surged by nearly 20% since 2020, as students increasingly favour practical career paths over traditional four-year degrees, driven by financial considerations and job security.