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People's 100 Companies that Care in 2024

Salesforce has positioned itself as a worldwide leader not only in cloud-based business solutions but also in corporate giving. The company's dedication to social impact is thoroughly embedded in its…

U.S. trans woman challenges Dutch asylum rejection

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U.S. trans woman protests Dutch asylum rejection

Emily Young

An American transgender woman has taken legal action after Dutch authorities refused her application for asylum. The case is drawing attention not only because of its personal implications but also…

Assata Shakur, fugitive from FBI and Tupac’s godmother, dies in Cuba

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Assata Shakur, FBI fugitive and Tupac’s godmother, passes away in Cuba

Emily Young

The death of Assata Shakur in Cuba has sparked worldwide discussions regarding activism, defiance, and the enduring influence of one of the most debated personalities of the 20th century.Assata Shakur,…

Assault charges dismissed against man who said he was beaten inside Egyptian Mission building in NYC

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Assault charges in NYC dismissed for man claiming he was beaten inside Egyptian Mission building

Emily Young

A man from New York City, who faced assault charges, has seen them dropped after asserting he was physically harmed within the Egyptian Mission. The situation has garnered attention because…

'This friendship will never change': Kim Jong Un reaffirms China ties on parade visit

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Kim Jong Un highlights unbreakable China friendship at parade

Emily Young

In a remarkable exhibition of international unity, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reiterated his nation’s enduring alliance with China, portraying the bond as steadfast and founded on common…

First human case of flesh-eating screwworm parasite detected in the U.S., HHS confirms

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HHS confirms detection of first human case of flesh-eating screwworm parasite in U.S.

Emily Young

Public health authorities in the United States have confirmed the initial recorded instance of a person being infected by the flesh-eating screwworm parasite, marking an important event in the country's…

'Edgar' haircuts, mohawks prohibited in El Salvador schools after military captain becomes education minister

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‘Edgar’ haircuts, mohawks banned in El Salvador schools after military officer takes over as education minister

Emily Young

A recent policy change in El Salvador’s education system has sparked debate among parents, students, and educators. Following the appointment of a former military captain as the country’s education minister,…

Somalia faces diphtheria surge amid vaccine shortages and aid cuts

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Somalia’s diphtheria crisis deepens amid dwindling vaccines and funding

Emily Young

Somalia is currently grappling with a significant surge in diphtheria cases, intensifying an already fragile public health situation. The outbreak has raised concerns among medical professionals and international organizations, who…

Mexico says there's no agreement with DEA for new border enforcement collaboration

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No consensus between Mexico and DEA for border enforcement collaboration

Emily Young

Mexico's government has publicly stated there is no new agreement for border enforcement collaboration with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), directly contradicting an announcement by the U.S. agency. The…

'The water had no mercy': Hundreds killed as floods ravage north Pakistan

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‘The water had no mercy’: Hundreds perish as floods sweep north Pakistan

Emily Young

Torrential rains have devastated northern Pakistan, triggering catastrophic floods that have taken hundreds of lives and left countless families without homes. Entire villages have been swept away, and many survivors…