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‘A whole bunch of goodness’: Chef Alexander Smalls talks about new cookbook of African home cooking
Alexander Smalls helped curate the book. The James Beard Award-winning chef and restaurateur joined The World’s host Marco ...
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Belarusian play starring Olympic basketball player sheds light on life under a repressive regime
The Belarus Free Theatre has been banned by its country's government, so the company is making plays in exile. The troupe's ...
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Israeli airstrikes kill hundreds of people in Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon today killed more than 356 people and injured at least 1,200 others, marking a major ...
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Climate change supercharging hurricanes
Climate change appears to be supercharging hurricanes. Meanwhile, storm warning systems in Bangladesh are resulting in fewer ...
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New book is a catalog of ‘living wonders’
A new publication by Atlas Obscura catalogs some of the most remarkable living creatures on our planet. The World’s Host ...
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Israel strikes Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon
Israel says it struck Hezbollah’s headquarters in a huge explosion that shook the Lebanese capital. We have the latest from Beirut, and reaction from Israel. And in Kenya, the self-proclaimed cult ...
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In Poland, a group helping Ukrainian refugees has begun building drones
An NGO established in Warsaw, Poland, to help refugees from the war in Ukraine provides up to 500 people a day with food and clothing. It’s recently added another bit of aid to its portfolio: ...
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Shigero Ishiba to become Japan’s next prime minister
Japan’s ruling LDP party has selected Shigero Ishiba as its leader, paving the way for him to become the county’s next prime minister. The former defense minister, a centrist, unexpectedly beat out a ...
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How food growers in Bangladesh and Spain are adapting to increasingly salty conditions
The UN Food and Agriculture organization says that in the next 25 years, salinity will affect more than half of the arable land around the globe. Growers in regions where the soil has gotten too salty ...
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Israel reactions to prime minister’s speech and strike on south Beirut
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a defiant speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York. He said the Israeli military will do what it needs to do to degrade Hezbollah in ...
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How climate change is strengthening hurricanes, and what communities can do
Fierce winds, driving rain, severe thunderstorms — hurricanes have always been cataclysmic weather events. But climate change appears to be supercharging them. Researchers are racing to pin down the ...
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New York mayor’s indictment highlights Turkey’s influence
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been charged with bribery, fraud and using his position to help Turkey. Also, at least 18 countries around the world have recorded mpox cases, which the WHO has ...