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Laser-Powered Mosquito Killer Hits US Market as California Sees Five-Year High in West Nile Virus Cases

Laser-Powered Mosquito Killer Hits US Market as California Sees Five-Year High in West Nile Virus Cases

A Chinese startup is betting American consumers will pay nearly $1,000 for a laser-equipped device that hunts and kills mosquitoes in midair, as the...

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International Business Times

Jerry Thompson

Nancy Guthrie Case: Claim of Mystery Plumber Visit Before Disappearance Fuels New Online Speculation

TUCSON, Ariz. — Seven months into the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC "Today" co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, a new...

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International Business Times

Joe Green

(VIDEO) Miss Virginia Justus Kelley Wins Miss USA 2026 in Miami, Becoming the Pageant's First-Ever Mom to Win

MIAMI — Justus Kelley, representing Virginia, was crowned Miss USA 2026 on Thursday night at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts,...

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International Business Times

Jason Taylor

The Home Office must not be allowed to bury the spycops inquiry

The Home Office must not be allowed to bury the spycops inquiry

In June 2013 Peter Francis, a former Metropolitan police officer, broke a 20-year silence about the role he had played in surveilling the family of...

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The Guardian

Imran Khan

Go Grandmaster Shin Jinseo, Who Beat AI Program KataGo, Donates Prize Money to Sick Children in Seoul

SEOUL — Shin Jinseo, one of South Korea's top-ranked Go players, has donated part of the prize money he earned for defeating the artificial...

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International Business Times

Patrick Jordan

Judge Rules Pentagon Illegally Punished AI Firm Anthropic in Retaliation for Criticizing the Government

Judge Rules Pentagon Illegally Punished AI Firm Anthropic in Retaliation for Criticizing the Government

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge late Thursday permanently barred the Trump administration from enforcing a set of measures aimed at cutting...

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International Business Times

George Anton

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

The Economist

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

I am done. Women in general practice receive less remuneration for typically more complex caseloads. No wonder we’re leaving the profession.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Elly Goodsall

Dolly Parton was the polar opposite of our bullying president

Dolly Parton was the polar opposite of our bullying president

I’m still grieving Dolly Parton. I never met her and always wanted to. She was almost exactly my age and my height and had values I deeply admired....

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The Guardian

Robert Reich

Nepal-Tibet flood: this is the cost of not acting in the face of the climate crisis

Nepal-Tibet flood: this is the cost of not acting in the face of the climate crisis

As a Nepali citizen working on international climate policy for more than a decade, it is difficult to look at the harrowing images coming out of the...

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The Guardian

Sunil Acharya

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.

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Brisbane Times

The Economist

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.

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WA Today

The Economist

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

I am done. Women in general practice receive less remuneration for typically more complex caseloads. No wonder we’re leaving the profession.

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The Age

Elly Goodsall

Dehumanise her: My battle with the ABC’s online mob

Dehumanise her: My battle with the ABC’s online mob

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Trump Signs Executive Order Renaming Lake Ontario As Lake America Amid Escalating Trade War With Canada

Trump Signs Executive Order Renaming Lake Ontario As Lake America Amid Escalating Trade War With Canada

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing the federal government to rename Lake Ontario "Lake...

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International Business Times

Anthony Will

Rubber meets road for bus flows

Rubber meets road for bus flows

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Business News

Tom Zaunmayr

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire

Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.

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The Age

The Economist

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

I am done. Women in general practice receive less remuneration for typically more complex caseloads. No wonder we’re leaving the profession.

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WA Today

Elly Goodsall

Census imperfect, benefits believable

Census imperfect, benefits believable

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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Business News

Marion Fulker

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

There’s one key reason female GPs like me are quitting

I am done. Women in general practice receive less remuneration for typically more complex caseloads. No wonder we’re leaving the profession.

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Brisbane Times

Elly Goodsall

Dolly Parton brought divided Americans together. What can we learn from her?

Dolly Parton brought divided Americans together. What can we learn from her?

The moment that the world found out that Dolly Parton had died, I was in a hair salon in the reddest congressional district in New York state. The...

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The Guardian

Margaret Sullivan

Trump’s midterm campaign theme is unrequited love

Trump’s midterm campaign theme is unrequited love

Donald Trump has framed his theme for the midterm elections. It has come to him as naturally and inevitably as staring into the mirror, beyond any...

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The Guardian

Sidney Blumenthal

USDA Recalls Nearly 30,000 Pounds of Argentine Beef Sold in Texas and Florida Over Missed Import Inspection

AUSTIN, Texas — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has recalled nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef imported from Argentina after the products entered...

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International Business Times

Scott Lance

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

What a grand reception in London taught Stephen Brook about Australia’s obsession with its sports stars.

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Brisbane Times

Stephen Brook

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

What a grand reception in London taught Stephen Brook about Australia’s obsession with its sports stars.

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WA Today

Stephen Brook

What's at stake as Albanese sets sights on international campaign trail

What's at stake as Albanese sets sights on international campaign trail

Like many of his predecessors, Anthony Albanese has grown to enjoy the international diplomatic round that goes with the prime minister's job....

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The Examiner

Michelle Grattan

What's at stake as Albanese sets sights on international campaign trail

What's at stake as Albanese sets sights on international campaign trail

Like many of his predecessors, Anthony Albanese has grown to enjoy the international diplomatic round that goes with the prime minister's job....

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Canberra Times

Michelle Grattan

Urgent action needed on sexual choking to stop time bomb of unintended consequences

Urgent action needed on sexual choking to stop time bomb of unintended consequences

In the past decade, strangulation has rapidly moved from the fringe into a mainstream sex act.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

The Herald's View

A cheating husband is bad, but this nameless betrayal made Jules Neale feel like ‘such an idiot’

A cheating husband is bad, but this nameless betrayal made Jules Neale feel like ‘such an idiot’

Who says the great love of a woman’s life is the one we exchange vows with? A best friend is priceless.

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Brisbane Times

Kate Halfpenny

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

The NRL was given a stark reminder of the sponsorship bonanza awaiting PNG Chiefs signings on Friday. Rival clubs are entitled to be upset.

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The Age

Christian Nicolussi

Prince William and Kate Leave Balmoral Ahead of George Starting Eton and Siblings Returning to Lambrook

Prince William and Kate Leave Balmoral Ahead of George Starting Eton and Siblings Returning to Lambrook

LONDON — The Prince and Princess of Wales have left Balmoral Castle after a summer stay with King Charles III and Queen Camilla, returning south as...

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International Business Times

Jason Taylor

What Mark Parton said to me after he sicced his followers on me

What Mark Parton said to me after he sicced his followers on me

It's taken me a while to write this because I always feel it is best not to write when upset. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Login or signup...

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Canberra Times

Jenna Price

A storm is brewing south of Perth, and it ain’t the weather

A storm is brewing south of Perth, and it ain’t the weather

The surge of One Nation in successive polls and the party’s lower house success in South Australia earlier this year has turned Secret Harbour into...

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WA Today

Hamish Hastie

Diana's Niece Lady Eliza Spencer Becomes First Family Member to Speak Out on Prince Harry's UK Return

LONDON — Lady Eliza Spencer, the niece of Princess Diana, has become the first member of Prince Harry's extended family to comment publicly on...

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International Business Times

Jason Taylor

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

The NRL was given a stark reminder of the sponsorship bonanza awaiting PNG Chiefs signings on Friday. Rival clubs are entitled to be upset.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Christian Nicolussi

The devastating family testimony that closed the Bondi terror inquiry

The devastating family testimony that closed the Bondi terror inquiry

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman delivered devastating testimony as the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion officially closed its public hearings...

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Canberra Times

The Canberra Times

Burnham electrified the Labour party by talking about electoral reform – now he needs to act on it

Burnham electrified the Labour party by talking about electoral reform – now he needs to act on it

He bounded into the packed rally, a spring-heeled intruder whose very presence announced a coup at last year’s Labour conference. And so it was....

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The Guardian

Polly Toynbee

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

Jarome Luai is promoting Pepsi for PNG. He doesn’t become a Chiefs player until 2028

The NRL was given a stark reminder of the sponsorship bonanza awaiting PNG Chiefs signings on Friday. Rival clubs are entitled to be upset.

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WA Today

Christian Nicolussi

History's lesson is we overcame bad times

History's lesson is we overcame bad times

It had been a frustrating year pursuing a dead man. He had lived an extraordinary life but in death William Buckley was an elusive, maddening ghost....

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Canberra Times

Garry Linnell

A cheating husband is bad, but this nameless betrayal made Jules Neale feel like ‘such an idiot’

A cheating husband is bad, but this nameless betrayal made Jules Neale feel like ‘such an idiot’

Who says the great love of a woman’s life is the one we exchange vows with? A best friend is priceless.

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The Age

Kate Halfpenny

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

The five Sydney Swans players stood down for breaching club standards have, frankly, been hung out to dry.

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The Age

Darren Kane

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

The five Sydney Swans players stood down for breaching club standards have, frankly, been hung out to dry.

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WA Today

Darren Kane

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

What a grand reception in London taught Stephen Brook about Australia’s obsession with its sports stars.

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The Age

Stephen Brook

Flood disaster ‘bound to happen’, the ‘aging, raging’ president, and China’s business drinking culture – Asian Media Report

Flood disaster ‘bound to happen’, the ‘aging, raging’ president, and China’s business drinking culture – Asian Media Report

Nepal devastation the worst in its history. Plus: unusual response as Trump curries favour with Kim, Myanmar militias entrench cyberscam operations,...

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Pearls and Irritations

David Armstrong

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

From 2005’s Ashes to the Swans scandal, why we still demand moral leadership from sports stars

What a grand reception in London taught Stephen Brook about Australia’s obsession with its sports stars.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Stephen Brook

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

The five Sydney Swans players stood down for breaching club standards have, frankly, been hung out to dry.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Darren Kane

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

Presumption of innocence the first casualty in Pullman Five’s trial by media

The five Sydney Swans players stood down for breaching club standards have, frankly, been hung out to dry.

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Brisbane Times

Darren Kane

The Reserve Bank must lift rates in September, despite housing slump

The Reserve Bank must lift rates in September, despite housing slump

The RBA has fallen behind the inflation curve and is running out of room to hide. But another two rate rises risks the biggest house price correction...

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Financial Review

Christopher Joye

Should I have pushed back against my boss’s terrible idea?

Should I have pushed back against my boss’s terrible idea?

The reason everyone except one brave soul stayed quiet in the meeting seems to me a problem of the culture of your workplace.

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The Age

Jonathan Rivett

I shopped at Costco to save money. Here’s what I learnt

I shopped at Costco to save money. Here’s what I learnt

A kilogram of blueberries is reasonable, but a kilogram of spinach? Maybe not ... and knowing your prices is the key to snagging a bargain.

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Brisbane Times

Millie Muroi