
New Research Questions How Canada's First Bird Flu Patient Was Infected
A new study reconsiders the assumed source of Canada's first human H5N1 case, according to The Globe and Mail.
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A new study reconsiders the assumed source of Canada's first human H5N1 case, according to The Globe and Mail.

Suluhnews.id reports that Tangerang City observed World Heart Day by highlighting the cardiac care services residents can access.

Chinese outlets frame Xi's historic Washington trip as a milestone in US-China relations, while the BBC notes unspoken issues may matter more.

The Senate impeachment court declared Baste Duterte a hostile witness as testimony touched on Sara Duterte and GenCorp procurement deals.

A holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has released a video making a request, as the case returns to court after a mistrial.

A new €90m surgical hub has opened at Cork University Hospital, with Cork Beo publishing a first look inside the facility.

A Bonoloto ticket bought at Bar California in Logroño matched five numbers plus the complementary, earning a prize of more than €51,000.

The Guardian calls the comedy's Broadway debut "near-flawless," while other outlets also praise Jocelyn Bioh's play.

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo report more than 8,000 Ebola infections, with fatalities approaching 4,000.

Egyptian actress Yasmine Sabri attended the L'Oréal Paris show, where she appeared alongside regional and international stars, according to Arabic media reports.

Updated Google Maps and Google Earth imagery shows heavily damaged cities in Gaza, according to multiple news outlets.

A dietitian has been named the winner of a leading science communication award, according to Mirage News.

Sky News reports 17 arrests linked to a suspected organised crime group, with the investigation ongoing.

Government reportedly considering higher levies on motorway and airport concessions, sending Vinci, Eiffage and ADP shares lower.

A Singapore study reported by The Straits Times finds emergency department visits for asthma and chronic respiratory disease increase as PM2.5 levels rise.

Speaking aboard the papal plane, Pope Leo XIV said he is not a politician but that the Church has a duty to make its voice heard.

Yonhap reports US Treasury yields rose and New York shares fell as the US and Iran remain locked in a standoff, with Korean borrowing costs also under pressure.

A retired Yukon educator is in Florida to watch Joshua Kutryk, once their student, launch into space, CBC reports.

Klöckner warned she would remove whole parliamentary groups if chamber disruptions escalate, according to Tagesspiegel.

Dennis Haskins, best known as Principal Richard Belding on the teen sitcom 'Saved by the Bell,' has died at 75, Variety reports.

Malaysia's Federal Court grants AirAsia a last chance to challenge a RM147,400 payout ordered for a former pilot, Free Malaysia Today reports.

Aoibheann Daly of Tralee won the Core Prize at the European Union Contest for Young Scientists, with Irish outlets also reporting a Special Jury Award.

Indonesia's Constitutional Court has moved to the evidentiary phase of a challenge to the education requirements met by vice-presidential candidate Gibran.

Washouts in Nisshin send both India and Pakistan through to the Asian Games men's cricket semi-finals, setting up a possible final meeting.
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