
Norwegian Marathon Runner Suspended Over Anti-Doping Rule Breach
A marathon profile has been suspended after violating anti-doping regulations, according to Nettavisen.
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A marathon profile has been suspended after violating anti-doping regulations, according to Nettavisen.

An international court in The Hague convicted former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci of war crimes and sentenced him to 25 years.

Forecasters lift a severe weather warning to level 6, with disruptive rain and flooding expected across parts of KwaZulu-Natal.

A Río Grande federal court ordered work stopped on the Sea Lion oil project, which Página|12 links to British and Israeli firms.

DIVEVOLK has launched the SeaTouch 6 Pro, a new underwater housing featuring upgraded touchscreen technology and protection rated to 60 meters.

Tribuna Online reports the shot is now cleared for Brazilians over 85, with the Health Ministry and São Paulo both widening access.

China's men's basketball coach says the team is pursuing Olympic qualification while giving young players experience at the Asian Games.

A new study using T. rex teeth finds the dinosaur's body temperature was close to that of modern humans, suggesting it was warm-blooded.

A Nigerian senator claims his faction is the true Kwankwasiyya movement and pledges Kano State's support for Tinubu in the 2027 election.

Seoul postpones its National Assembly briefing on a stalled US investment package as Washington and Seoul clash over equity stakes, board seats and nuclear terms.

Researchers say they have found a biological pathway the body uses to shut down inflammation, a finding that could lead to new treatments for chronic disease.

Diesel prices in Turkey passed the 100-lira mark after a second round of increases, Bloomberght reports.

European Commission president backs plan to make Canada the EU's first associate member, though the idea faces hurdles and caution.

Court rejects request to halt USIU-Africa ceremony as Deputy Inspector General Masengeli's dissertation remains under internal review.

The Fed raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, NBC News reports, signaling more hikes may follow as inflation pressures build.

Juta MedicalBrief has published a piece questioning how the demand for quick results shapes medical practice and patient expectations.

A former hospital boss told the Thirlwall Inquiry she was shocked by staff complacency following Lucy Letby's arrest, the BBC reports.

Zambian politician Nevers Mumba says he is leaving partisan politics and has handed over leadership of his party to Sambo.

Zamalek defeated Ghazl El Mahalla in the Egyptian league, with a penalty and a red card for Nour Allah drawing debate after the match.

CBC reports Carney's investment summit covered major tax writeoffs and private funding for Canadian airports, drawing union and government responses.

News-Medical reports that an eight-hour eating window stood out for weight loss, though the broader findings are more complicated.

A Thai international master defeated India's second-ranked player at the Chess Olympiad, though India still beat Thailand 3-1.

A building in Gaza previously damaged by war collapsed on Wednesday, killing at least 12 people as rescuers searched by hand.

A failed Senate cloture vote on the Clarity Act triggered a $571 million leverage flush across crypto markets, 99Bitcoins reports.
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