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US Military Strikes Another Drug Boat in Pacific, Death Toll Rises
US military strikes another alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific, killing two and bringing death toll to 107 in controversial Operation Southern Spear campaign facing international criticism.
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Netanyahu-Trump Meeting Yields Little Concrete Progress on Gaza Plan
Trump and Netanyahu's Florida meeting failed to break the Gaza ceasefire impasse, with Hamas disarmament remaining the key obstacle. A major $8.6 billion F-15 deal was announced, highlighting continued U.S. military support...
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Coral Adventurer Cruise Ship Stranded After Previous Passenger Death
The Coral Adventurer cruise ship has run aground off Papua New Guinea, just months after a passenger died when left behind on an island. All passengers were evacuated safely, but the vessel remains stranded as investigations...
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Geoengineering Moratorium Debate Intensifies in 2025
The 2025 geoengineering moratorium debate intensifies as 22 US states propose bans while Europe considers temporary suspensions. This creates market uncertainty and raises environmental justice concerns amid climate crisis pressures.
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Film Crew Labor Talks Stall as Production Declines 40%
Film industry labor negotiations stall as production declines 40%, impacting thousands of crew members. IATSE faces internal reforms while AI automation and studio mergers threaten further job losses in Hollywood's changing landscape.
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National Mental Health Hotline Expands Capacity in 2025
The national 988 mental health crisis hotline is expanding capacity in 2025 with focus on staff recruitment, enhanced training, public outreach campaigns, and improved performance metrics, though staffing shortages remain a challenge.