FDA recalls Bunge butter over salmonella fears
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of butter products from Bunge North America due to potential salmonella contamination. Consumers are urged to check their purchases.
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Cubans overtake Venezuelans in Brazil asylum claims
For the first time, Cuban asylum seekers have outnumbered Venezuelans in Brazil, marking a significant shift in migration patterns in Latin America.
UK Banks Sever Ties with Trump After Capitol Unrest
Barclays, HSBC, and other leading UK banks have severed financial ties with Donald Trump in the wake of the US Capitol unrest. Discover the implications for Trump’s business empire.
Russia’s Pacific Fleet Conducts Drills Near Latin America
Russia’s Pacific Fleet has launched naval exercises off the coast of Latin America, signalling Moscow’s growing military presence in the region. The drills come amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Uruguay mayor dies in prison after abuse charges
Former mayor of Uruguay, José González, has been discovered dead in his prison cell following allegations of sexual abuse, with authorities suspecting suicide.
Map reveals America's disaster hotspots and safe zones
A groundbreaking new map highlights America's disaster hotspots and safest havens, revealing where natural calamities strike most frequently and where residents can breathe easy.
Disney World’s Magic Kingdom set for major transformation
Disney World's iconic Magic Kingdom is undergoing a dramatic overhaul, with beloved attractions like Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island making way for exciting new experiences, including a potential Cars-themed land.
Robin Roberts’ GMA absence sparks concern
Good Morning America fans were left wondering as Robin Roberts was notably absent from the show. Here’s what we know about her sudden break.
Anne Burrell leaves Worst Cooks in America after 25 seasons
Celebrity chef Anne Burrell has announced her departure from Food Network's hit show 'Worst Cooks in America' after an impressive 25-season run.
Anne Burrell exits 'Worst Cooks in America' after 25 seasons
Celebrity chef Anne Burrell has left Food Network's hit show 'Worst Cooks in America' after 25 seasons, sparking speculation about her next career move.
Ecuador beauty queen murdered by gang in daylight attack
A former beauty queen in Ecuador was brutally murdered by a violent gang, sparking outrage and highlighting the country's escalating crime crisis.
Venezuela & El Salvador's prison crises compared
A deep dive into the contrasting yet equally troubling prison conditions in Venezuela and El Salvador, highlighting human rights concerns and government responses.
Marvel Movies Ranked: Best to Worst
A definitive ranking of all Marvel Cinematic Universe films, from the forgettable to the phenomenal. Find out where your favourite superhero flick lands!
Anne Burrell's heartbreaking tribute on Worst Cooks
Celebrity chef Anne Burrell paid a touching tribute to her late fiancé on 'Worst Cooks in America', leaving fans emotional.
Earthquake threat looms over North America
Scientists warn of a significant earthquake threat in North America, with Alaska and Montana identified as high-risk zones. New research highlights potential devastation.
Bolsonaro flees to Haiti amid legal troubles
Jair Bolsonaro, the controversial former leader of Brazil, has reportedly fled to Haiti following mounting legal challenges. Discover the details behind his sudden departure and the implications for Latin American politics.
Prague increases security after Mexico's corruption arrest request
Czech authorities increase protection for Mexico's embassy in Prague following an arrest request for a former Mexican official accused of corruption.
Bank of America fires employee over PhD in 'Happiness'
Bank of America sparks controversy after firing a long-serving employee who earned a PhD in 'Happiness Studies' while on medical leave.
Uruguay's palms under threat from deadly weevil
Uruguay faces an environmental crisis as a destructive weevil threatens its iconic palm trees. Experts warn of devastating consequences if immediate action isn't taken.
Bukele's Trump-like migration remarks spark backlash
El Salvador's leader Nayib Bukele faces backlash after echoing Donald Trump's hardline stance on migration, drawing sharp criticism from Mexico and Central American nations.
Venezuela-El Salvador strengthen ties amid US pressure
Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro and El Salvador's Vice President Félix Ulloa discuss deepening cooperation on security and trade, as both nations navigate US sanctions and domestic challenges.
Players criticise CONMEBOL over Copa America Feminina issues
Female footballers competing in the Copa America Feminina have publicly criticised CONMEBOL for substandard facilities and organisational failures, raising concerns about gender equality in South American football.
Kevin Feige Talks Iron Man, Cap, and X-Men’s MCU Future
Kevin Feige, the mastermind behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, shares insights on the evolution of iconic characters like Iron Man and Captain America, and hints at the future of the X-Men franchise.
Philip Rivers Retires After Legendary 17-Year NFL Career
Philip Rivers, the iconic quarterback who spent 16 seasons with the Chargers and one with the Colts, has officially retired from the NFL after a remarkable 17-year career.
Sharkey attacks government inaction on water reform
Former Undertones frontman and clean water campaigner Feargal Sharkey criticises the government's lack of progress on water reform, as sewage spills continue to plague UK rivers and coasts.
Ellen DeGeneres: Why I Left the US Under Trump
Comedian and TV host Ellen DeGeneres opens up about her decision to leave the US during Donald Trump's presidency, citing political and personal reasons.
Keegan Bradley: Ryder Cup's 'Captain America' in Spotlight
Keegan Bradley's fiery passion and leadership have positioned him at the centre of Ryder Cup drama as Team USA gears up for the high-stakes clash at Bethpage Black.
Colbert and Kimmel return to late-night TV post-strike
Late-night hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel make their comebacks as the Writers Guild of America strike ends, promising fresh content and renewed political satire.
UK sewage spills surge 54% in a year
Shocking new data reveals England's sewage scandal has worsened dramatically, with water companies dumping waste into rivers for over 3.6 million hours last year.
Grace Hayden aims to popularise cricket in the US
Grace Hayden, the glamorous daughter of Australian cricket icon Matthew Hayden, is set to bring cricket into the spotlight in America. Discover her ambitious plans to grow the sport across the US.
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