Alaskan Village Seeks to Revive Polar Bear Tourism
Kaktovik, a remote Alaskan village, aims to restart polar bear tourism with strict rules after a fatal attack and pandemic halted visits, balancing economy and safety.
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HMRC to Help Claim £1.5bn in Unclaimed Child Trust Funds
HMRC launches campaign to help 750,000 young adults claim unclaimed child trust funds worth average £2,200, with £1.5bn sitting in accounts.
Race Across the World 2026: Extreme Race Locations
Race Across the World returns with its most extreme route yet, from Palermo, Sicily to Hatgal, Mongolia. Discover the stunning locations visited by the five teams in the 2026 series.
Michelle Keegan on Daunting Return to Work After Baby
Michelle Keegan opens up about returning to acting after giving birth, calling it 'quite daunting'. She stars in new ITV crime thriller The Blame.
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Trump Reflecting Pool Renovation in 'American Flag Blue'
President Trump announces a $1.5 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, coating it in 'American flag blue' to replace the leaking granite surface.
EU Toxic Chemical Ban Delayed, Causing Extra Pollution
Green groups report that the EU's largest-ever ban on toxic chemicals faces 'extremely frustrating' delays, resulting in nearly 100,000 tonnes of additional chemical pollution from just six substance groups.
David Malouf: Grateful for Global Literary Acclaim
Christos Tsiolkas praises David Malouf as one of the world's greatest writers, highlighting his profound impact on literature and his humble gratitude for recognition.
Assisted Dying Bill Divides Opponents and Backers
The assisted dying bill sparks deep divisions among its opponents and supporters, with concerns over democracy and safeguards.
Trump's Marijuana Reclassification May Expand to Recreational Use
President Trump reclassifies medical marijuana to Schedule III, offering tax breaks and research benefits. A June hearing may extend changes to recreational cannabis.
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Apollo Astronaut Jack Schmitt on Moon Return and Life
Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison 'Jack' Schmitt discusses the Artemis II mission, lunar bases, helium-3 energy, and the possibility of extraterrestrial life in this exclusive Q&A.
Colorado Corpse Abuse Cases Spur Funeral Reforms
A former funeral home owner faces sentencing for hiding nearly 200 bodies, prompting Colorado to overhaul lax funeral industry regulations with new inspections and licensing.
Social Security Repeal Boosts Retiree Benefits by $1,000
Around 2.5 million retirees may see a $1,000+ boost in Social Security benefits after the repeal of two restrictions, benefiting spouses of police, firefighters, and teachers.
Democrats Fight to Shield Social Security from Trump Cuts
Democrats are mobilizing to protect Social Security offices and benefits from proposed Trump administration cuts, warning of service disruptions and financial harm to millions.
Double Indemnity Review: Stage Version Loses Crime Classic's Edge
Mischa Barton's UK stage debut in Double Indemnity fails to capture the film noir's flinty edge, with leaden pacing and lack of chemistry.
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McDermott Backs Connor for World Cup, Criticises Wane
Brian McDermott, new England rugby league coach, says Jake Connor is central to World Cup plans and criticises predecessor Shaun Wane's treatment of the player.
Judge Overturns Trump Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
A federal judge struck down the Trump administration's ban on gender-affirming care for children, calling it unlawful and a 'wanton disregard' for the law. Trans advocates hail the ruling as a major victory.
Trump Psychedelic Order: Threshold or Biopiracy?
Donald Trump signed an executive order to accelerate psychedelic research, sparking debate over Indigenous rights, commercialization, and the future of hallucinogen therapy.
Malcolm Budd, Aesthetic Philosopher, Dies at 85
Malcolm Budd, a leading philosopher of aesthetics who defended objectivity in aesthetic judgments, has died aged 85. His work tackled the nature of beauty in art and nature.
Cabinet Office Defends Mandelson Vetting
Cat Little, Cabinet Office permanent secretary, tells MPs due process was followed in Peter Mandelson's vetting, amid questions over Starmer's position.
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Demand More Public Toilets Instead of Criticising
A letter argues for more public toilet facilities and sympathy for those caught short, referencing Peter Mandelson's plight.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos: AI Cyber Security Risks
Anthropic's new AI, Claude Mythos, can autonomously find and exploit zero-day flaws, raising questions about private control and the future of internet security.
Six Mississippi Law Officers Plead Guilty in Drug Bribery Case
Six current or former Mississippi law officers pleaded guilty in an FBI drug trafficking bribery scheme; one officer found not guilty.
Senators Propose SNAP Coverage for Rotisserie Chicken
A bipartisan group of US senators introduces the 'Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act' to allow SNAP benefits to cover hot prepared foods like rotisserie chicken.
Prisoners Must Not Be Housed in Unsanitary Death Traps
Half of UK prison cells lack fire alarms, risking a Grenfell-style disaster. Despite 11 inmate deaths, complacency delays vital safety measures.
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Dan Walker Reacts as BBC Axes Football Focus
Football Focus is ending after 50+ years. Ex-host Dan Walker shares his sadness, as the BBC cites changing audience habits and cost-cutting measures.
Rachel Clarke: AI Books Are 'Empty and Vacuous'
Women's Prize winner Rachel Clarke criticises AI-generated literature as 'empty and vacuous', warning readers must distinguish authentic works from algorithmic creations.
Tectonic Forces Behind Twelve Apostles Finally Revealed
Scientists have discovered that tectonic plate movements over millions of years formed Australia's iconic Twelve Apostles limestone stacks, which date back 14 million years.
Medical marijuana reclassified as Schedule III drug by Trump
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has reclassified medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, easing research restrictions and offering tax breaks to licensed operators.
UK Government Pushes Investing: Key Gaps to Address First
The UK government launches a campaign to boost retail investing, but financial education, risk perception, and platform choice remain significant hurdles to overcome.
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Ronan Keating Scholarship Aims to Help New Musicians
Ronan Keating announces a fully-funded Master's scholarship at WaterBear Music College to support the next generation of music professionals, covering full tuition for one successful candidate.
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