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After nearly three decades, the case over Tupac's killing moves to court
A long-awaited courtroom reckoning is set to unfold this week, as the trial of the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 drive-by shooting of hip-hop icon Tupac…
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Health
NSW weighs minimum age for e-bikes as school test policies shift amid AI worries; urgent talks set on airport disruptions
The New South Wales government is exploring a potential minimum age of 12 for riding e-bikes, Premier Chris Minns revealed, marking the clearest signal yet of p…
Business
Australian Shares Poised to Open Higher Following Wall Street's Milestone
Australian equities are set to kick off the trading session on a positive note, with futures pointing to gains after the S&P 500 on Wall Street reached anot…
Sports
Hodgkinson: Winning European Gold on Home Soil Would Match Olympic Glory
Keely Hodgkinson insists that claiming the European 800 metres title in Birmingham would carry the same weight as her Olympic triumph, despite a demanding summe…
Business
Global snapshots: a week of fire, conflict, and sport
From devastating wildfires scorching landscapes in the United States and Europe to the relentless impact of Russian strikes on Ukraine's capital, this past…
Health
Community Networks Step Up to Shield Neighbors From Wildfire Smoke
As wildfire smoke blankets communities across the western United States, a new kind of grassroots support is emerging, rooted in the mutual aid networks that fo…
Science
Zelenskyy says up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers could join Russian forces
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that North Korea may send tens of thousands of troops to fight alongside Russian forces, escalating the confl…
Science
A Complex Farewell: Navigating Grief and Release After Losing a Lifelong Partner
When Hilda Quiroga first met Steve Mayer, she says she was instantly captivated. That magnetic pull never waned, even as his health declined and he made the dif…
Business
FIFA's Chief Navigates Storm Over World Cup Privatization Setback
Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, finds himself under mounting pressure after a proposed privatization of the World Cup fell through. The Swiss-Italian l…
Business
Xi's Strategic Gambit: How Global Crises Mask a Domestic Power Play
In the chessboard of international politics, Chinese President Xi Jinping has always been a master of calculated moves. While the world's attention is rive…