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The renewed fighting in northwest Syria has displaced thousands of people
World

Syria Jihadists, Allies Shell Aleppo In Shock Offensive

Google's advertising practices are also subject to investigations or proceedings in Britain, the EU and the United States
Tech

Canada Watchdog Sues Google Over 'Anti-competitive' Ad Tech

Biden spoke to reporters in Nantucket, Massachusetts, where he is spending his last Thanksgiving holiday as president with family
Politics

Biden Slams Trump Tariff Threats As 'Counterproductive'

Philippines Undertakes Supply Mission To Ayungin Shoal
World

South China Sea: Satellite Images Reveal Chinese Vessels Near Philippine-Occupied Island

The $300 billion a year pledged by wealthy countries for climate finance at COP29 was slammed as too little, too late
World

Contentious COP29 Deal Casts Doubt Over Climate Plans

K-pop phenomenon NewJeans made their debut in 2022
Entertainment

K-pop Band NewJeans Leaves Label Over 'Mistreatment'

Vladimir Putin warned that the Kremlin had the right to strike countries supplying Ukraine with weapons used to hit targets inside Russia
World

Putin Threatens New Missile Strike After Launching Over 190 Attacks On Ukraine In Two Days

Paleontologists unveil the fossil of a young marine crocodile dating back 10 to 12 million years discovered in Peru
Science

Peru Scientists Unveil Crocodile Fossil Up To 12 Million Years Old

Supporters of Hezbollah celebrated the truce as a victory, but analysts say the group was severely weakened by its war with Israel
World

Hezbollah Under Pressure After War With Israel

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World

Who Was Liz Hatton? Yorkshire Photographer Who Impressed Kate Middleton Dies At 17

The flag of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) flutters outside the agency's headquarters in Vienna on November 20, 2024, when Western countries submitted a resolution critical of Iran
World

Iran To Hold Nuclear Talks With Three European Powers

A man shines a flashlight as he and his son walk down the dark street during a blackout in Kyiv on November 19, 2024, caused by a "massive" aerial barrage amid Russian invasion in Ukraine
World

Putin Says Barrage 'Response' To West-supplied Missiles

Keith Kellogg co-wrote academic paper earlier this year calling for Washington to leverage miltary aid as a means of pushing for peace talks on Ukraine
Politics

Trump Taps Retired General For Key Ukraine Conflict Role

Walmart Goes Viral After Keeping Perishable Goods in Hot Sun—Sparking Outrage Among Shoppers
U.S.

What's Open And Closed On Thanksgiving Day 2024? Target, Walmart, Costco And More

The study was released a week after Ecuador declared a national emergency due to forest fires
World

Air Pollution From Fires Linked To 1.5 Million Deaths A Year

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