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Refugee Sons Who Fled War Now Lead Canada's Historic World Cup Run...
The path to Canada's deepest-ever FIFA World Cup run can be traced through journeys that began far from football stadium...
Communities Adapt as Extreme Heat Disrupts Daily Life Across a Warming Europe...
The first signs appear before midday. In many European cities, construction crews shift their schedules to the early mor...
Young Followers Confront Legacy of Influence After Tate Brothers' Arrest in Miam...
For years, clips of Andrew Tate circulated across social media feeds, podcasts and messaging apps, reaching millions of ...
Hobby Clubs Become Unexpected Lifelines in the Fight Against Loneliness...
On a recent weekend in Philadelphia, hundreds of residents wandered between tables advertising everything from cookbook ...
Communities Confront the Human Cost of Surging Global Gold Demand...
The price of gold has climbed to historic highs, drawing investors seeking safety amid global uncertainty. Far from the ...
Families and Schools Adapt as Governments Push Stronger AI Safeguards...
When Norway's schools reopen after the summer break, many of the country's youngest pupils will enter classrooms where g...
Cuban Migrants Build New Lives While Waiting in Uncertain Legal Limbo...
The uncertainty of immigration status has become part of daily life for many Cubans who arrived in the United States dur...
Frontline Health Workers Race to Build Trust During Congo Ebola Response...
Outside clinics and treatment centres in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, some of the most important conversations ...
Schools Race to Set Rules as Students Embrace AI Tools...
When English teacher Sarah Kline asks her students to write in class, the laptops stay closed. Pens move across paper in...