Assisted Dying Bill Returns to Commons After Lords Stalling — Edwards Wants It Back
MPs vote Friday on legalising assisted dying in England and Wales; a step that could move the issue closer to becoming law.
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American Pediatrician Confronts the Toll Ebola Takes on Congo’s Children
A U.S. pediatrician in Congo describes Ebola's devastating toll on children, overwhelming care units, and the struggle to slow an unprecedented outbreak.
Russia’s Jet-Powered Drones Are Outpacing Ukraine’s Air Defences — and Now They Come Every Day
Russia's new jet-powered Geran drones are hitting Ukraine daily, outpacing air defenses. Kyiv races to develop interceptor missiles as attacks escalate.
Prince George’s Eton Portraits Recreate His Father’s Past — But Fans Say He Looks Like Charles Spencer
Prince George starts at Eton College; his official portrait sparks royal fan reactions over his resemblance to Prince William and uncle Charles Spencer.
Unaccounted Climate Feedback Loops Could Amplify Warming by 20–30% This Century
New study: natural feedback loops may add 20-30% more warming this century, but cutting emissions still reduces climate risks.
El Niño strengthens as Earth posts hottest month on record
August 2026 was the hottest month on record, with global temps hitting 62.5°F as El Niño strengthens, per Copernicus and NOAA reports.
Robber Pauses Heist to Serve Customer — and Hands Her a Receipt
A hooded robber in Argentina paused his heist to serve an unsuspecting customer, scanning items, taking a QR payment, and giving a receipt before fleeing.
Hong Kong’s Ten Thousand Buddhas ‘Monastery’ Has 12,000 Statues and No Monks
Hong Kong's Ten Thousand Buddhas 'Monastery' has no monks and over 12,000 statues—here's the story behind its misleading name.
Study links California’s historic deluge to unusual heat half a world away
Scientists find that heat waves on the Tibetan Plateau triggered California's record-breaking atmospheric river floods thousands of miles away.
The David Sassoon Clock Tower: Mumbai’s Palladian Landmark in Its Oldest Public Garden
Mumbai's only Palladian-style structure, the David Sassoon Clock Tower has marked time at Byculla's garden since 1864.