In 2016, Serena Williams helped fund and build a school in Jamaica alongside charity partners and volunteers; the Salt Marsh project was designed to give 80 preschool children access to free education

In 2016, Serena Williams helped fund and build a school in Jamaica alongside charity partners and volunteers; the Salt Marsh project was designed to give 80 preschool children access to free education

Photo credit: Helping Hands Jamaica In February 2016, Serena Williams traded the tennis court for a construction site in Jamaica, joining charity partners, local workers and volunteers to help build the Salt Marsh Basic School in Trelawny. The project was created to give young children access to free early education in a community where such…

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‘Let them hit Los Angeles’: Trump clarifies Iran war remarks, says he ‘won’t let that happen’

‘Let them hit Los Angeles’: Trump clarifies Iran war remarks, says he ‘won’t let that happen’

Supporters of US President Donald Trump listen as he speaks during a rally. US President Donald Trump sought to clarify his controversial remarks about Iran attacking Los Angeles and San Diego at a Texas campaign rally on Wednesday, saying the US would “not let that happen” as he campaigned for Republican candidates ahead of the…

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Pak army chief Munir bypasses PM Sharif, moves to deploy more military assets to Saudi Arabia

Pak army chief Munir bypasses PM Sharif, moves to deploy more military assets to Saudi Arabia

Mecca Joint Defence Agreement is built on on a 2025 Saudi-Pakistani pact under which Pakistan had sent about 8,000 troops to the kingdom by May (Photo: Agencies). Pakistan defence forces chief Asim Munir agreed to quickly deploy more Pakistani troops to Saudi Arabia, despite the Pakistani Parliament voting to stay out of the Houthi conflict…

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M23 guerrilla war’s shadow economy: How Congo’s militias turn guns, gold and tolls into profit

M23 guerrilla war’s shadow economy: How Congo’s militias turn guns, gold and tolls into profit

Guns, gold and tolls How Congo’s militias and guerrillas profit from the M23 war In a remote mining village in the Democratic Republic of Congo, teenagers carrying Kalashnikovs guard a gold mine while claiming to fight for their country. But behind the language of patriotism lies another reality: a growing militia economy fuelled by war,…

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Who is ‘cybercrime specialist’ Daniel Robson? Canadian publications pulled down his articles after two years because he is possibly AI

Who is ‘cybercrime specialist’ Daniel Robson? Canadian publications pulled down his articles after two years because he is possibly AI

A person claiming to be Daniel Robson has been writing for Canadian media for two years until Turkiye Today claimed that the person is not a real person but a fake AI persona. Two years after Daniel Robson emerged in the Canadian media scene as an expert in extremism, terrorism, and cybercrime, several Canadian outlets…

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A Texas physician spent 40 years restoring family land; M property is now a 2,178-acre wildlife area filled with deer, wild turkeys and black-capped vireos | World News

A Texas physician spent 40 years restoring family land; $10M property is now a 2,178-acre wildlife area filled with deer, wild turkeys and black-capped vireos | World News

Image credit: Texas Parks and Wildlife For four decades, Texas rancher and physician Paul Burns worked to restore land that had been part of his family’s history since the 19th century. What began as a severely degraded ranch in Brown County, Texas, gradually recovered through brush removal, native-grass reseeding, protection of springs and changes in…

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A Maryland DoorDash driver’s brakes failed and his car was totalled during a delivery, yet he still told the customer where to collect the food; the video went viral and his fundraiser later climbed past ,000

A Maryland DoorDash driver’s brakes failed and his car was totalled during a delivery, yet he still told the customer where to collect the food; the video went viral and his fundraiser later climbed past $15,000

The customer decided to go to the location and began recording as he approached the scene A DoorDash delivery driver in Maryland has become a hero after he delivered food to the customer despite being involved in a serious car accident. The driver’s brakes failed and his car got completely damaged, but he still contacted…

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From France to Italy, Belgium to Greece, student protests spread across Europe

From France to Italy, Belgium to Greece, student protests spread across Europe

A protester holds a French flag behind a barricade to block the Boulevard Saint-Germain during a blockade of Sciences Po university in Paris. Across Europe, a protest movement that began with French high-school students is increasingly finding echoes in neighbouring countries, as young people complain about overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, ageing school buildings, rising education…

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