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The Lancet names the most widespread illness: Should you be worried?

Mental disorders have almost doubled over the last three decades, affecting one in seven people worldwide ...

Oil-rich province to vote on leaving Canada

Alberta’s premier has agreed to let residents decide whether the province should pursue a path toward independence ...

Trump skips son’s wedding amid reported Iran strike preparations

The US president said he must remain at the White House due to “circumstances pertaining to Government” ...

Over 300 suspected child predators arrested in raids across California

Dozens of minors were rescued during an operation in which investigators posed as teenage girls in online chat rooms ...

Italian deputy PM wants to swap migrants for children

Fixing the acute demographic crisis would lessen the country’s dependence on a foreign workforce, Italian Deputy PM Antonio Tajani believes ...

Trump shelves AI oversight order

The move reportedly comes after pressure from tech moguls including Elon Musk ...

Tulsi Gabbard quits Trump administration

The director of national intelligence had been leading an investigation into US-funded biolabs in Ukraine ...

Top-secret US intelligence files detail UFO pursuit by Soviet fighter jets (PHOTOS)

Hundreds of newly released documents give insight into Cold War-era UFO sightings tracked by military radar systems worldwide ...

‘Colonial fantasy’: What went wrong on Narendra Modi’s European tour?

The Indian leader’s trip was aimed at boosting economic ties, but was overshadowed by questions on democracy and a racist cartoon ...

Blockade, blackmail, invade: Is the US preparing a military attack on Cuba?

Washington is using a familiar script: Sanctions, then threats. Next comes force – under a trumped-up false pretext ...

Wired for war: The Israeli spy-tech machine strikes again

BlackCore allegedly ran a campaign of dirty tricks against pro-Palestine election candidates in France ...

Sir Keir Starmer (sort of) survives, but Britons are impatient

Battered but still standing, the British PM lacks a credible rival – while voters, exhausted by crisis, keep demanding change ...

US blindsides Taiwan with arms sales ‘pause’

The island said it was unaware of any changes to military sales after a senior US official said they had been put on hold ...

RT recounts deadliest Ukrainian ‘terrorist strikes’ on Russian civilians

More than 8,000 Russian civilians have been killed since February 2022, including more than 350 from January through April this year, according to Moscow ...

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