Plans for Gaudy Trump Presidential Library in Miami Spark Ridicule
Plans for a 50-storey gold-decked Trump presidential library in Miami face ridicule; critics compare statue to authoritarian effigies.
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At Least 30 Killed in Crush at Historic Haitian Fortress
At least 30 killed, many young, in a crush at Haiti's Citadelle Henry fortress; dozens injured or missing.
Teaching Assistants Face Court Over Alleged Pupil Assaults
Two teaching assistants in Oklahoma charged with assault after allegedly hitting a 10-year-old and choking a 5-year-old at Elgin Elementary School.
Managing Bills Tops List of Adulting Challenges for UK Students
Visa study finds managing bills is the top adulting challenge for UK students, surpassing health and chores, with 88% feeling overwhelmed.
Kim Jong-un's 'Pleasure Squad': Defector Exposes Family Tradition of Selecting Virgins
Defector Yeonmi Park reveals Kim Jong-un annually selects 25 virgins for his 'Pleasure Squad', a tradition started by his father Kim Jong-il.
Four Dead as Kenyan Security Forces Fire on Raila Odinga Mourners
Four killed as Kenyan forces fire on crowds mourning opposition leader Raila Odinga in Nairobi.
Swiss Bar Fire: Parents Search for Missing Children
Families search for missing children after a fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, kills around 40 and injures many.
Teachers Respond to ‘Six-Seven’ Classroom Craze
UK teachers share strategies for dealing with the 'six-seven' classroom craze, from ignoring it to banning it.
Charlie Kirk's Academic Blacklist Sparks UK Free Speech Row
Critics accuse right of hypocrisy in UK free speech row after Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye faces backlash for laughing at Charlie Kirk shooting.
A-Level Grading Crisis Sparks Fears Over Unfair Results
UK schools fear backlash over A-level results as statistical model may unfairly penalise disadvantaged students, sparking calls for fair appeals.
British Woman Among Five Tourists Killed in Chile Blizzard
British woman among five tourists killed in blizzard at Torres del Paine reserve in Chile; four rescued alive.
Russian Strike Pollutes River, Cutting Water to Thousands in Moldova
Russian strike on Ukrainian hydro plant pollutes Dniester River, cutting water to thousands in Moldova, including Balti.
Kyiv Mothers Struggle for Warmth and Food Amid Power Outages
In Kyiv, a mother struggles to keep her children warm and fed amid severe power outages and freezing temperatures caused by Russian attacks.
Ukraine's Resilience Four Years After Russian Invasion
Four years into Russia's invasion, Ukraine remains resilient with modest counterattacks, minimal Russian gains, and ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Childcare Reforms Threatened By Digital Exclusion Crisis
Nearly half of UK families with children lack digital skills or access, threatening childcare reforms, study finds.
Radfords Fined for Taking Children on £52k Disney Holiday During School Term
Noel and Sue Radford fined £756 for taking children out of school for £52k Disney World trip to celebrate Sue's 50th birthday.
Cala Homes School Initiative at Jackton Primary
Pupils at Jackton Primary School in East Kilbride participated in Cala Homes' 'Land to Life' project, a curriculum-based programme teaching children aged 7-11 about the housebuilding industry and diverse career paths.
Maths GCSE Re-sit 22 Years After First Attempt
A woman retakes GCSE maths 22 years later to overcome her fear of the subject and avoid passing it on to her child.
Brown University Rejects Trump’s Controversial Campus Plan
Brown University rejects Trump's compact, citing restrictions on academic freedom and merit-based research funding.
Parents Debate Curfew for 13-Year-Olds in Summer
A Reddit post about a 7.30pm curfew for a 13-year-old girl sparks debate among parents, with some backing the rule and others advocating flexibility during summer.
Dog Trainer: Resource Guarding Can Lead to Euthanasia
Canine behaviour expert Will Atherton warns that resource guarding in dogs is a 'bite waiting to happen' that can lead to euthanasia, urging owners to prevent it through leadership and impulse control.
Crackdown on International Students Could Hurt Struggling UK Cities, Thinktank Warns
Centre for Cities warns that a crackdown on international students could harm UK cities reliant on universities, such as Leicester and Hull.
NSW auditor general refuses to sign off on state finances over transport entity dispute
NSW auditor general refuses to sign off on state finances due to dispute over Transport Asset Holding Entity accounting, risking credit rating and political careers.
Schoolboy Hero Dies Trying to Save Friend from River Kelvin
Declan Shanley, 13, died trying to rescue a friend from the River Kelvin in Glasgow. He is being hailed as a hero by his community.
Headteachers Strike Over Ofsted Inspections In Historic Move
NAHT warns Ofsted inspections push headteachers to 'point of destruction', considers strike action over new scoring system.
Celebration and Grief: Iran Reacts to Khamenei's Death
Iran sees contrasting reactions to Khamenei's death: mourning in some areas, celebrations in others, reflecting divisions after January crackdown.
Family of Mississippi Student Found Hanged on Campus Demands Independent Probe
Family of Black student found hanged at Delta State University seeks independent probe amid scepticism over suicide ruling.
Student loan chaos: millions face uncertainty after court kills repayment plan
Court ends Save student loan plan; 7.7 million borrowers in default; Trump shifts portfolio to Treasury; experts urge borrowers to track loans.
‘Ghost City’ Awaiting Gaza Returnees After Ceasefire
Gaza residents return to find their homes destroyed after a ceasefire, describing a ghost city and a landscape flattened by war.
Quarter of Schools in England Lack a Physics Teacher, Analysis Finds
Quarter of English state secondary schools lack a specialist physics teacher, affecting 700,000 GCSE pupils, says Institute of Physics.
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