Senator Flávio Bolsonaro of the Liberal Party (PL) was unable to register today his candidacy for President of Brazil for the October general elections, after appearing affiliated with the Missão …
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A genomic study published in Nature Medicine has confirmed that the escalating Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighboring Uganda originated from a fresh animal-to-human spillover …
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Three death row inmates were put to death in Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama on Thursday, marking the first time in sixteen years that three executions were carried out in the …
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Nigel Farage retains parliamentary seat after election win over trash can (with video)
by Martim SilvaReform UK leader Nigel Farage secured re-election to the British Parliament in a special election in Clacton, defeating a field comprised almost entirely of fringe candidates after major political parties …
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A long-term observational study examining health data from hundreds of thousands of participants suggests that the specific type of alcoholic beverage consumed may influence mortality risks alongside total consumption levels, …
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Flooding in Chiba killed at least four people after record rainfall near Tokyo. One person is still missing (with video)
by Martim SilvaAt least four people have died and another was seriously injured in Chiba Prefecture, eastern Japan, near the Tokyo metropolis, after torrential rains triggered severe flooding, local authorities reported today. …
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The White House says more than 40 countries are helping China dodge U.S. tariffs. Canada, India, Mexico, Japan and South Korea are all named (with video)
by Martim SilvaThe White House released a report on Thursday alleging that more than forty countries have facilitated Chinese efforts to circumvent American tariffs by routing goods through nations subject to lower …
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July was already the hottest month on record in the U.S. NOAA says the El Niño driving global temperatures hasn’t even peaked yet
by Martim SilvaThe upcoming El Niño climate phenomenon has a 69 percent probability of becoming the strongest ever recorded since tracking began in 1950, according to a report released Thursday by the …