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A woman who was born at Yale New Haven Hospital and later worked there as a janitor is now set to return to the same institution as a doctor, in a story that has drawn widespread attention online. Shay Taylor Allen, a final year medical student at Howard University, recently matched into an anesthesiology residency at Yale, marking a full circle moment in her life and career. Taylor Allen, now 32, began working at the hospital at age 18 and spent about a decade there in janitorial work while trying to build a better future for herself. According to reports,…

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A jury in LA has delivered a damning verdict for two of the world’s most popular digital platforms, Instagram and YouTube. It ruled those apps are addictive, and deliberately engineered that way – and that its owners have been negligent in their safeguarding of the children who have used them. It’s a sombre moment for Silicon Valley and the implications are global. The tech giants in this case, Meta and Google, must now pay $6m (£4.5m) in damages to a young woman known as Kaley, the victim at the centre of this case. She claimed the platforms left her with body…

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The hostilities between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo played out on American soil this week after security aides clashed in hotel lobby where Denise Nyakeru, DRC’s First Lady, was staying, leading to accusations of an assassination attempt. DRC government spokesman Patrick Muyaya said, “There was an attempt to break into the room of the First Lady by what we suspect to be Rwandans, but we are still working with American authorities, and we don’t want to speculate, but the First Lady is very well.” Ms Nyakeru was among first ladies attending events on the invitation of their American…

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Britain is preparing to set out the principles that could determine which households qualify for extra help with energy bills, as the government weighs targeted support in response to rising costs linked to the conflict in the Middle East. Officials have signaled that any new assistance is likely to focus on the most vulnerable rather than broad based relief. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves said earlier this month that the government was considering targeted support for lower income households facing higher energy costs. She indicated that ministers were examining measures that would have the biggest impact while remaining affordable for the…

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The war in the Middle East showed no sign of easing on Tuesday, with fresh missile attacks, new Israeli strikes, and growing uncertainty over whether diplomacy can still make progress. As the conflict deepens, governments and markets are reacting to both the military and economic fallout. First, Iran launched new waves of missiles into Israel, adding to fears of a broader regional escalation. The attacks came after President Donald Trump said there had been productive contacts over a possible diplomatic opening, a claim that Iranian officials quickly rejected. Second, Israel responded with a new round of strikes in Tehran, hitting…

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Tehran and several other cities have come under repeated US and Israeli airstrikes for more than three weeks, with the human cost rising by the day. Many civilian stories may never fully come to light. Still, despite the destruction and a widespread internet blackout, some details are beginning to emerge. According to the Iran Human Rights Documentation Centre, Parastesh Dahagain was killed while working at her pharmacy in Tehran after a nearby IT company was hit. A video shared online appears to show a memorial held in her honor, with her photographs surrounded by candles and flowers. Her brother, Poorya,…

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Plans for possible talks between the United States and Iran remained uncertain on Tuesday, with the White House signaling that any diplomatic engagement is still changing quickly as tensions in the region continue to rise. The uncertainty came as oil prices moved back above $100 a barrel, showing that markets remain worried about the risk of further disruption in the Middle East. Earlier optimism had briefly pushed oil prices lower after President Donald Trump said the United States was holding what he described as productive discussions with Iran and had delayed some planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure. That announcement…

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Japan is one of those destinations that gives you many trips in one. You get fast paced cities, quiet temples, mountain scenery, famous food, seasonal beauty, and deep culture all within a single country. Japan’s official tourism board highlights destinations across the whole country, from Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south, showing just how much variety there is for visitors. One of the biggest reasons to tour Japan is its mix of old and new. In one trip, you can experience modern Tokyo, then head to places like Kyoto, where historic temples, shrines, and traditional districts still…

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Saudi Arabia has become one of the most interesting places to visit if you want a trip that mixes history, culture, desert landscapes, modern cities, and coastline experiences in one country. Official tourism guides now highlight destinations such as Riyadh, Jeddah, Diriyah, AlUla, and the Red Sea, showing how broad the travel experience has become. One of the biggest reasons to visit is its heritage. Saudi Arabia has several UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Hegra, At Turaif in Diriyah, Historic Jeddah, Rock Art in the Hail Region, Al Ahsa Oasis, Hima Cultural Area, Uruq Bani Ma’arid, and The Cultural Landscape…

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Touring Spain is an exciting experience filled with beauty, history, and entertainment. One of the best things to do is explore Barcelona, where you can admire unique architecture, enjoy city beaches, and experience a lively atmosphere. Madrid is another top destination, offering world class museums, shopping streets, and beautiful parks. In southern Spain, cities like Seville and Granada allow visitors to discover historic palaces, cathedrals, and the deep cultural roots of the country. Food is also a big part of the Spanish tourism experience. Visitors can enjoy famous dishes like paella, tapas, churros, and fresh seafood in local restaurants and…

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