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• Boy, 4, dies after being mauled by pit bulls while out playing in Chihuahua, Mexico
• Two arrested after pensioner dies in dog attack in Bedworth, UK
• Japan storm: One dead and two missing as thousands urged to evacuate - several cities seen highest 24-hour rainfall on record
• Egypt sandstorm kills one, injures five others
• Father of Gonzalo Lira, American jailed in Ukraine, speaks out against "political imprisonment"
• 5 ways to stay sane in a world gone mad
• Many Americans facing 'unprecedented hunger crisis' as food insecurity rises
• Sir Keir Starmer held secret talks with donor of climate activists days before revealing plan to ditch new oil licences
• Censorship reversal: 'What is a Woman' doc reinstated on Twitter - head of Trust and Safety resigns
• 2 women stabbed to death in brutal knife attack at Hong Kong mall before alleged assailant subdued
• Tornadoes strike rural areas in NE China's Liaoning Province
• Omni-Boycott
• At Oxford students now live in fear - they think cancelling each other will help them get ahead
• Elon Musk's Neuralink 'brain chips' cleared for 1st in-human trials
• Epstein emailed about dinners with Woody Allen, David Blaine, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, and many politicians - after prison stint as sex offender
• Tornado filmed in Samara Oblast, Russia
• Spanish PM Sánchez calls snap general election after disastrous local polls
• Ukraine: Bleeding Out
• Best of the Web: Xi tells China's security chiefs to prepare for 'dangerous storms'

• Sir Keir Starmer held secret talks with donor of climate activists days before revealing plan to ditch new oil licences
• Epstein emailed about dinners with Woody Allen, David Blaine, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, and many politicians - after prison stint as sex offender
• Spanish PM Sánchez calls snap general election after disastrous local polls
• Ukraine: Bleeding Out
• Best of the Web: Xi tells China's security chiefs to prepare for 'dangerous storms'
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• Mind your own business, Lavrov tells US envoy
• CIA hacked iPhones of diplomats in Russia - FSB
• "Safe harbor": New evidence offers insight into Hunter Biden and his collapsing world of corruption
• Britain at war: Provoking the consequences with Russia
• Durham blasts the FBI, but ignores the role of Russiagate ringleader, John Brennan
• Russia should have launched Ukraine operation in 2014 - Lukashenko
• Despite U.S. denials... Kiev regime hasn't gone rogue with strikes on Moscow - It's an obedient cat's paw
• Flashback: Gaunt and ghostly, Georgia's jailed ex-president nears death in hospital
• RFK Jr. calls for "mature conversation" on Ukraine as Admin is "lying to us"
• The FBI's seditious behavior
• Britain 'de facto' at war with Russia - Medvedev
• Japan PM fires son after pictures emerge of 'inappropriate' private party at official residence
• Beijing reportedly secretly studied Wuhan lab leak hypothesis - but continues to smear it as "anti-China" narrative

• Father of Gonzalo Lira, American jailed in Ukraine, speaks out against "political imprisonment"
• Many Americans facing 'unprecedented hunger crisis' as food insecurity rises
• Censorship reversal: 'What is a Woman' doc reinstated on Twitter - head of Trust and Safety resigns
• 2 women stabbed to death in brutal knife attack at Hong Kong mall before alleged assailant subdued
• Omni-Boycott
• At Oxford students now live in fear - they think cancelling each other will help them get ahead
• Climate Lockdowns begin for the workers: France bans short flights for passengers but not private jets
• The suffering is off the charts
• Portland considers banning daytime homeless camps to address 'humanitarian catastrophe'
• Disney faces backlash after mustached man in a dress is seen welcoming little girls into boutique
• French consumers tighten belts as food prices soar
• Huge fire engulfs paper warehouse in Germany
• Three years later, no justice for BLM insurrection in DC
• Cargill to sell China poultry business as high costs reduce profitability and sales fall
• AI poses 'extinction' risk to humanity, say experts - but Bill Gates says different
• Retailer Kohl's stock crashes following backlash over kids' Pride gear
• Media colluding with feds to lay narrative for 'right wing' attack on US power grid
• Yakov Rabkin: I left the USSR to enjoy free speech in the West. Fifty years later, it no longer exists
• Guardian "covered up" MeToo scandal involving pro-lockdown, pro-vaccine passport, left-wing columnist
• 12 killed, 48 wounded in Memorial Day weekend violence in Chicago

• Civilization-tracing project authenticates China's 5,000-year history
• Queen Hetepheres' silver bracelets shed light on trade networks in Ancient Egypt
• World War II 'horror bunker' run by infamous Unit 731 discovered in China
• 2,700-year-old petroglyphs depicting people, ships and animals discovered in Sweden
• Lost since 1362: Researchers discover the church of a medieval trading place sunk by legendary tidal surge
• Arctic was warmer, ice-free in summertime 10,000 years ago, Aarhus University study finds
• Israel's state-building project is unravelling - from within
• Composition of Roman perfume identified for first time, and it smelled like patchouli
• Why the idea of western civilization is more myth than history
• Archaeologists discovered the earliest Iron Age house in Athens and Attica
• 7,000 year old cave paintings discovered in Spain using drones
• Rescue from the history of the Matrix
• Science and an Ancient Apocalypse
• Global Britain and King Charles' Great Reset
• More evidence shows Vikings came to North America before Columbus
• The earliest recorded kiss occurred in Mesopotamia 4,500 years ago
• Scrutinizing Israel's narrative about the Nakba
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• A pair of rare, unknown Rembrandt portraits worth millions discovered in private collection

• Elon Musk's Neuralink 'brain chips' cleared for 1st in-human trials
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• New study destroys 'doomsday glacier' narrative: Today's ice 8 times THICKER than last 8000 years
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• Information warfare in New York
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• More than 5,000 new species discovered in Pacific deep-sea mining hotspot
• NASA can give 30 minute warning before a killer solar storm hits Earth
• Corporate psychopaths: Unmasking the silent threat to financial stability
• New supernova in the pinwheel galaxy
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• Space missions set to improve solar storm forecasts using satellite data
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• Plant cells shown to use mechanical cues to regenerate damaged tissues
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• Researchers reveal newfound DNA repair mechanism
• OpenAI CEO warns of artificial intelligence's ability to persuade voters: It may 'cause significant harm to the world'
• The largest scientific experiment in history was Peer Review itself and it failed
• A rare mutation has helped one man stave off Alzheimer's for decades
• Betelgeuse's renewed brightening raises hopes for a supernova spectacle

• June snowfall in Colorado
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• Two arrested after pensioner dies in dog attack in Bedworth, UK
• Japan storm: One dead and two missing as thousands urged to evacuate - several cities seen highest 24-hour rainfall on record
• Egypt sandstorm kills one, injures five others
• Tornadoes strike rural areas in NE China's Liaoning Province
• Tornado filmed in Samara Oblast, Russia
• California lake flooded for first time in 110 years after atmospheric river
• Chanshal Pass receives late heavy snowfall in Himachal Pradesh, India - 17.7 inches of snow
• Flood water blocks road in north-east Spain amid rain alert
• Flooding leads to road closures in Texas Panhandle
• Flood hits low-lying regions, prompts evacuations in southern China
• Man killed in wild boar attack in Kerala, India
• Donnie Creek wildfire now larger than all fires in British Columbia last year combined
• Lightning strikes, kills young fisherman in Aklan, Philippines
• Lightning kills cricketer during match in Bangladesh
• Firefighters tackle Scottish Highlands wildfire that may become UK's largest ever
• Bear attacks police on the roof of a Chinese village barn
• Landspout tornado spotted in central Alberta near Stettler
• Lightning kills woman, 19 head of cattle in Odisha, India

• Meteor fireball over Seville, Spain on May 29
• Meteor fireball over Deventer in the Netherlands on May 27
• Bright meteor fireball crosses the sky of 3 Brazilian states on May 28
• Two very bright meteor fireballs crossed the Italian skies on May 24
• Best of the Web: Meteor fireball lights up sky in an epic spectacle over north Queensland, Australia on May 20 - largest in 35 years with diameter of 3.5 meters (UPDATE)
• Meteor fireball over France on May 19
• Meteor fireball over France on May 18
• Meteor fireball over Spain (May 9)
• Meteor fireball over Ontario on May 16
• Londoners report hearing loud 'explosion' during coronation preparations, another 'gigantic bang' is heard less than a week later
• Mysterious 'fireballs' spotted over Japan's Okinawa Prefecture
• Large bolide over Algeria on May 7
• Meteorite strikes through roof of German family's house on April 25
• A meteorite may have crashed through the roof of a New Jersey home on May 8, police say
• Meteor fireball over England, Ireland and Belgium on May 6
• Meteor fireball over Florida and Georgia on May 3
• Fireball crossing Western Australian sky on May 2 likely a 10cm meteor, astronomer says
• Meteor fireball over Florida and the Carolinas on May 1
• Meteor fireball spotted in Mexico skies on April 28
• Meteor fireball over south of Spain (April 23)

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• 'Pandemic stress' has reshaped the placenta of expectant moms - study
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• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: "It Was Always Illegal": Grant Smith on Army Mandates, Resisting the Machine & Exercise for Health
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• NASA task force to hold first meeting on UFO study
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• Alleged UFO spotted in broad daylight near the Moon
• Russian former international chess boss details his 'alien encounter'
• Infamous California bigfoot footage stabilized using AI
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• Pentagon official published paper suggesting UFO sightings could be probes from an alien mothership
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• The Day The Earth Stands Still
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• Mystery of History - Flight 19, the lost squadron

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• CNN host sues Trump for assault and defamation after town hall
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• White House announces illegal immigration has decreased 90 percent since they redefined it
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• Democrats throw biggest-ever fundraiser for Trump campaign
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