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Iceland Votes on Restarting EU Membership Talks Politics

Iceland Votes on Restarting EU Membership Talks

Icelanders cast ballots in a close advisory referendum on whether to reopen European Union accession negotiations suspended in 2013.

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Congo Ebola outbreak expands to 60 health zones Health

Congo Ebola outbreak expands to 60 health zones

WHO says Congo's Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has reached 60 health zones, with 5,794 confirmed cases and 2,786 deaths.

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England Drought Deepens as Reservoirs Fall Below 60 Percent Environment

England Drought Deepens as Reservoirs Fall Below 60 Percent

Drought covers 71% of England as reservoirs fall below 60%, water restrictions reach about 30 million people and ecological damage increases.

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California Lawmakers Unveil Hollywood Tax Credit Compromise Entertainment

California Lawmakers Unveil Hollywood Tax Credit Compromise

California lawmakers proposed partial relief from a $5 million business tax-credit cap for film and television productions, with votes still required.

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Stripe and Advent Drop $53 Billion PayPal Pursuit Business

Stripe and Advent Drop $53 Billion PayPal Pursuit

Stripe and Advent International ended their roughly $53 billion PayPal pursuit, sending the payments company's shares down 12.7%.

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King Harald V Dies at 89 as Haakon VIII Takes Norwegian Throne World

King Harald V Dies at 89 as Haakon VIII Takes Norwegian Throne

King Harald V died in Oslo at 89, ending a 35-year reign as his son immediately became Norway's King Haakon VIII.

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US Judge Strikes Down Pentagon Blacklist of Anthropic Technology

US Judge Strikes Down Pentagon Blacklist of Anthropic

A federal judge ruled that the Pentagon unlawfully retaliated against Anthropic and denied the AI company due process when it labeled the Claude maker a supply-chain risk.

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Dos Santos and Russell Break World Records in Zurich Sports

Dos Santos and Russell Break World Records in Zurich

Alison dos Santos ran 45.80 in the 400m hurdles and Masai Russell clocked 12.09 in the 100m hurdles on a historic Zurich night.

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Coral Record Suggests Climate Change Is Intensifying El Nino Science

Coral Record Suggests Climate Change Is Intensifying El Nino

A 900-year coral reconstruction suggests El Nino events have strengthened by more than 36% since preindustrial times, though outside scientists dispute how to interpret the signal.

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Indonesians Rally for Swift Passage of Asset Forfeiture Bill Politics

Indonesians Rally for Swift Passage of Asset Forfeiture Bill

Thousands rallied outside Indonesia's parliament, pressing lawmakers to pass an asset forfeiture bill while ensuring court oversight and property-rights safeguards.

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FDA Approves First Oral Treatment for Adult Dermatomyositis Health

FDA Approves First Oral Treatment for Adult Dermatomyositis

The FDA approved once-daily brepocitinib as the first oral therapy specifically indicated for adults with the rare autoimmune disease dermatomyositis.

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Netherlands Records Hottest Summer Since Measurements Began Environment

Netherlands Records Hottest Summer Since Measurements Began

KNMI data show a 19.3°C seasonal mean in De Bilt, breaking the Netherlands' 2018 summer record as exceptional heat and warm nights persisted.

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