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Colombia's Earthquake Death Toll Approaches 300 as Search for Survivors Ends — From Grief to Grassroots

Colombia's earthquake toll nears 300 a week later; South Florida's Colombian diaspora mobilizes aid from Doral to Tampa as rebuilding begins.

Latin Times

Ro Khanna Calls US a 'Second Gilded Age,' Says Billionaire Wealth Tax Could Raise $4 Trillion

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said the concentration of wealth among U.S. billionaires has reached levels he compared with the Gilded Age, calling for a tax on billionaire wealth.

Benzinga

A Scandal-Scarred Charity Just Landed Up to $244 Million to Represent Migrant Kids — Days After a Rival Deal Collapsed

A scandal-tied charity won a no-bid deal to represent migrant kids as a rival contract for the same job just collapsed under scrutiny.

Latin Times

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Fatigue and Low Mood Often Trace to Sleep and Stress Rather Than Testosterone, Urologists Tell Patients

Symptoms blamed on low testosterone overlap heavily with sleep loss, stress and other conditions. Urologists explain what a real workup requires.

Medical Daily

In 2012, anglers and biologists reported strange black tumors on catfish in a Vermont-Quebec lake. Years later, genetic testing revealed the shocking outcome: The tumors are a rare contagious cancer spreading between fish

Brown bullhead catfish in Lake Memphremagog are showing unusual black tumors, raising concerns among researchers. Genetic studies indicate a novel transmissible cancer specific to fish species, surfacing particularly during spawning season. Scientists theorize that the catfish's sharp spines might play a role in spreading these cancerous cells, challenging current notions…

The Economic Times

"Every time I played it, I got phone call after phone call. I thought I'd get howls of protest": How turning a tear-jerking orchestral classic into an unlikely dancefloor hit launched William Orbit's solo career

The story of Orbit’s electronic rework of Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, and the euphoric Ferry Corsten remix that rocketed it to No 4 in the UK charts

MusicRadar

After donating $8 billion, Steve and Connie Ballmer create three regional philanthropies so people closest to the work can decide how the money is spent

Ballmer Group is spinning its three regional offices into independent nonprofits, and CEO Terri Ludwig says she’d rather run them like startups than spinoffs.

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"Every time I played it, I got phone call after phone call. I thought I'd get howls of protest, but that wasn't the case. Listeners were actually moved by it": The story of William Orbit’s rework of Adagio for Strings and its chart-smashing trance remix

How Samuel Barber's tear-jerking orchestral classic was transformed into an unlikely dancefloor hit at the turn of the millennium

MusicRadar

Federal Grant Cuts End Funding for Dozens of Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs

HHS canceled 53 Teen Pregnancy Prevention grants worth about $68 million, two years early, and rewrote the criteria for replacements.

Medical Daily

Inside the US town where cell phones barely work because scientists are listening to the universe

In the mountains of eastern West Virginia sits Green Bank, a town of roughly 150 people where using a cell phone, running a Wi-Fi router, or operating a microwave near the town centre is not just impractical; it is against the law. Green Bank sits at the heart of the…

The Times of India

Trump Admin Taps Small Firm With No Immigration Experience to Represent 20,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Children

The contract replaces one previously administered by the Acacia Center for Justice through a network of roughly 90 nonprofit legal organizations

Latin Times

A Florida man refused to sell his parents’ home; Coral Gables’ largest development rose around it and erased his view of the sky

Orlando Capote stands firm against the tide of vast development engulfing Coral Gables. His family home, acquired in 1989, is now a solitary relic amidst a forest of hotels and office towers. Despite generous offers from developers keen to buy or trade properties, Capote prioritizes cherished memories over financial gain,…

The Times of India

Pediatric Nutrition Experts Say the Standard Advice on Kids and Snacks No Longer Fits Reality

Pediatric nutrition experts say the familiar three-meals-two-snacks rule predates ultraprocessed snacks. Here is what they now recommend.

Medical Daily

Rwanda's Drones Deliver Blood in Minutes, and the Gaps They Cannot Close Are Just as Instructive

Rwanda dispatches a medical drone every 50 seconds. Reporting shows what aerial delivery solves and what staffing and equipment gaps still leave.

Medical Daily

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Did Elon Musk Sentence Millions to Death by Dismantling USAID?

The study cited by Rep. Ro Khanna as the basis for that claim is statistical nonsense.

International Business Times UK

450K Borrowers Win Debt Relief After Years of Limbo: 'I Should Be Happy, but I'm Really Angry'

Debt relief is finally reaching cheated-for-profit college students: discover who qualifies, the key deadlines, and why no federal income tax bill follows.

The Times of India

In 1997, California officials poisoned Lake Davis to kill invasive northern pike; the fish returned within two years

California officials battled invasive northern pike in Lake Davis using fish poison. Initial poisoning efforts in 1997 failed to permanently remove the predatory fish. A second, more extensive operation in 2007 finally eradicated the invasive species. This decade-long struggle highlights the unpredictable nature of invasive species eradication. Lake Davis is…

The Independent UK

Council packed with Trump allies aims to change historic site protections so he can remake DC in his image

‘For us, it felt like a bait and switch,’ says Ira Matt of the National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers, which holds a seat on the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

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Donald Trump Commemorative Passport Has One Little-Known Loophole if You Don't Want His Portrait

The State Department expands the rollout of a new commemorative passport featuring President Trump's portrait, sparking public debate and high demand despite the complex application process.

The Independent UK

Trump’s mass-deport team is using an obscure court to oust permanent-resident mom they say supports ISIS

Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada, 47, is the first person to face civil immigration charges in the Alien Terrorist Removal Court

International Business Times UK

American Media On China's Payroll? Disclosures Name Prominent US Journalists in CCP-Funded Exchange Trips

An investigation by Natalie Winters uncovers alleged participation of US journalists in CCP-linked trips, raising concerns about foreign influence and transparency in media coverage of China.

Medical Daily

Denied Coverage For Wegovy Or Zepbound? Here Is What The Latest Value Assessment Says About Price And Access

Denied for Wegovy or Zepbound? A new value analysis explains why plans refuse coverage and what exceptions and appeals actually involve.

The Independent UK

Scientists have discovered a rare transmissible cancer between fish — and it could ultimately help humans

Scientists say that the cancer cells are behaving more like parasites than regular tumors

International Business Times UK

'All of You Should Have Your Throats Slit': Disturbing Audio Exposes ICE Agent Who Killed Maine Man

Audio obtained by NPR reveals that ICE agent David Brouillette, who fatally shot Colombian national Johan Durán Guerrero in Maine.

Medical Daily

Male Nurses Now Make Up 1 in 8 of the U.S. Nursing Workforce, with Growth Concentrated in Shortage Areas

About 1 in 8 U.S. nurses is now male, per a July 2026 NPR report, with the growth fastest in the South — the region with the highest nursing shortages and rural hospital closures.

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