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Prasert Guytuan, a local school worker, says people here first started noticing a problem with the river about two years ago, when a mine just across the border in Myanmar started production and the water got a little murky and itchy.

Przemysław "Przemek" Jeziorski, a 43-year-old UC Berkeley business professor, was fatally shot five times in Greece while visiting his children.

The USS Gerald R. Ford is a $13 billion investment in strategic dominance, designed to operate for half a century as part of a new generation of nuclear-powered supercarriers.

Iowa women's basketball has gained significant national popularity, reflecting the state's deep-rooted history in the sport. Coach Jan Jensen has played a critical role in this growth.

"If the world doesn't plug this hole, we estimate that an additional six million people will be newly infected in the next four years. We could have four million additional AIDS-related deaths."

Television images showed dozens of demonstrators gathered on a road between fields where uniformed officers stood in a line across from them, creating a tense standoff during law enforcement's operation.

This week, if you've been paying attention to Elon Musk's new political party and Elon Musk's xAI, you'll get at least two questions right.

My parents came down. I've been pushing them to come down for a little while, just to get a little vacation. I rented them a cabin next door to us.

The sisters based their initial uniforms off those developed for Iranian women wrestlers: a long-sleeved shirt with another shirt over it, and leggings underneath pants, along with a head covering.

Leonardi's experience showcases the alarming rise in threats against local school officials in the U.S., with incidents increasing by 170% over recent years.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is leading the overhaul, eliminating 132 offices he's described as part of a 'bloated bureaucracy.' His staff rewrote key personnel rules to allow the department to fire foreign service and civil service officials in roles now being phased out.

Early discussions are taking place between Skydance founder David Ellison and journalist Bari Weiss about acquiring her online publication, The Free Press, although a deal remains uncertain.

María José Fuster of Spain has been collecting egg cups for over 50 years, officially owning the world's largest collection with 15,485 egg cups.

During a school night out, Vincent Collister was found to have acted in a sexually motivated manner by touching two staff members, leading to his ban from teaching.

The Pentagon has signed a long-term deal with MP Materials, investing hundreds of millions and facilitating $1 billion for a new facility dedicated to rare earth magnet manufacturing.

Travis Profit, 38, is charged with fatally stabbing 18-year-old Shannon Kelsey during a Bronx brawl, which erupted when a group allegedly attempted to rob him.

Kenneth Bianchi, involved in the 'Hillside Strangler' murders, has been denied parole after 46 years in prison, with the next eligibility in 10 years.

The recall affects about 850,000 Ozark Trail 64 oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottles sold since 2017, due to lids that can ejected forcefully and cause injury.

Darius Miles is scheduled to stand trial for capital murder on Dec. 1, more than two years after being arrested for the fatal shooting of Jamea Harris in Tuscaloosa.

The Air India plane achieved a maximum speed of 180 knots indicated airspeed (IAS), and both engines cut off immediately, leading to a thrust loss.

"Team members tell us they see the benefit from the in-person connection and collaboration that's a part of being in the office," says Harper-Tibaldo.

PETA's lawsuit seeks to abolish breed standards for five breeds, claiming that mandated physical traits lead to deformities, suffering, and premature death.

The Trump administration announced sanctions against Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza, in response to her criticisms of Israel's actions in Gaza.

Patrick Payne confronted Senator Mike Lee over the proposal to sell federal land for affordable housing, expressing discontent with selling public lands to private interests.

Eyad Baba, a reporter from Gaza, has continued to cover the war while experiencing severe food shortages, losing a third of his body weight over 21 months.

Every morning for 28 years, Haitham Nasrallah has opened his locker and put on his firefighter's uniform. It's a job he loves... but a uniform he now hates.

Assessing Trump's warning, Lula stated, "The Brazilian people must be respected. Brazilian justice must be respected." He emphasized Brazil's sovereignty and diplomatic history.

A South Korean court approved the new arrest of former President Yoon Suk Yeol on charges related to his martial law imposition, citing evidence destruction risks.

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon stated that the lawsuit followed several weeks of federal attempts to inform California that it was violating Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination.

The Supreme Court's decision on Wednesday prohibits Florida from enforcing a law imposing severe penalties on undocumented migrants as litigation over its constitutionality is ongoing.

Delta Air Lines, which had pulled profit guidance earlier this year on economic instability, beat analysts' profit expectations and released a solid outlook for the rest of the year.

In 2002, the U.S. had about 40 journalists per 100,000 residents. Today, the national average is below nine.