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He wiggled his thumb, and they were so happy to see it
Soldiers severely burned in the CFB Wainwright fire face months of surgery and infection risk, with 13 still critical. Cpl. Sean Hiatt, burned on half his body, gave his family hope by moving his thumb.
Alberta voted to remain, and Quebec heard a different message
Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Alberta's referendum, despite rejecting separation, proves Canada's status quo is unacceptable, citing majority support for eight of nine questions demanding more provincial powers.
She was two years old, and the helicopter came for her
A daycare worker and five children, aged seven months to three years, were struck by a turning vehicle in Oshawa on Wednesday. A two-year-old girl was airlifted with life-threatening injuries; the driver is cooperating and no charges have been laid.
A protest for survival, and a staple that waits for the roads to open
Truck driver protests over fuel prices in southern Italy have blocked deliveries to pasta factories, forcing major producers like Rummo to suspend production as the government pledges €150 million in aid.
He called it Trash Island; they called it theirs
Golfers are pushing back against President Trump's plan to renovate Washington's East Potomac Golf Links, a 106-year-old public course he called "Trash Island," as a lawsuit halts work until late October.
A lawmaker was struck outside her office, and Australia is asking why.
Independent Australian MP Helen Haines is in critical condition after allegedly being deliberately struck by a vehicle outside her Wangaratta office. Driver Brendan Nugent has been charged; reports say Haines lost a leg.
He Said We May Have to Go There, and the Question Remains
President Trump says the US may need to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, ruling out nuclear weapons and ground troops while Iran warns of retaliation
It Felt Like Summer Until the Squall Line Came
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Philadelphia and the Mid-Atlantic with damaging winds possible Friday evening, followed by a sharp temperature drop and frost.
They Are Digging for What Was Buried, and for What Was Taken
FBI and Philadelphia police excavate the backyard of a home tied to seven missing women, finding a hidden safe and bones as the investigation into a possible serial killer continues.
They Pulled Rocks from the Ocean; the Rocks Caught Fire
Two metal-sulfide rocks collected from the Pacific seafloor spontaneously combusted in a lab, revealing a potential hazard for deep-sea mining operations.
When the Past Speaks, the Future Listens
Cambridge-led research using ancient Arctic sediment data suggests winter sea ice loss is underestimated by about one million square kilometres in future projections.
He Came Uninvited, Stayed Silent, and Left a Gift
A wild kookaburra joined a Queensland wedding uninvited, staying for hours and leading the couple to believe it carried a message from late family members.
After Years of Waiting, Jaylen Warren Finally Finds His Moment
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren won his first AFC Offensive Player of the Week award after a historic performance against the Colts, becoming the first player in 40 years with an 80-yard TD catch and 50-yard TD run in the same game.
In Baton Rouge, a Roster and a Rule Collide
The SEC accuses LSU of "complete lack of institutional control" as Will Wade continues recruiting players who may violate conference rules, with a federal lawsuit ongoing.
In a Laboratory Tank, a Touch Becomes a Lifeline
Stanford researchers found that brief contact between healthy and bleached corals transfers symbiotic algae, enabling full recovery in weeks—a discovery that could aid reef restoration.
The President, the Husband, and a Fourteen-Minute Debut
Katie Zacharia made her debut as White House press secretary in a 14-minute briefing, reading from a script and making an awkward slip while confirming Kimberly Guilfoyle's resignation.
A Diagnosis of Lung Cancer, Caught Early
Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma after a lower lobe of his right lung was removed during successful surgery at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
Europe Pushes Back as Washington Eases Sanctions
Trump's decision to suspend sanctions on Russian diesel has drawn sharp criticism from European allies who pledge to maintain their own sanctions and question the future of allied support for Ukraine.
The Paper Bag That Costs More Without Anyone Saying So
Coles has quietly raised paper bag prices from 25 to 30 cents, a 20 percent increase attributed to material and transport costs, as shoppers face growing grocery expenses.
The Ordinary Act That Ended in Tragedy
A man in his 70s died after being struck by a Luas tram on Marlborough Street in Dublin; Gardaí are appealing for witnesses and dash-cam footage.
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