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Beavers boost drought defences as Burnham eyes new constitution
Beaver-created ponds and wetlands in Devon have remained visibly green during drought conditions that have left much of the surrounding countryside dry. Images from the River Otter catchment highlighted how dams slow and retain water, potentially providing refuge for wildlife, grazing and water for livestock, and reducing rapid runoff when heavy rain follows dry weather.…
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John Kennedy: Would not give Trump ‘a blank check’ on anti-weaponization fund legislation
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the webpage was denied. Based on the headline alone, Senator John Kennedy indicated he would not give Donald Trump unrestricted authority over proposed anti-weaponisation fund legislation. No further details, including the fund’s purpose, legislative provisions, timing or Kennedy’s reasoning, were accessible. The headline suggests a disagreement…
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Congressman refuses to drop out of race as he stumbles to clear name over claims he physically ABUSED his daughter and ex-wife
Republican congressman Max Miller of Ohio is facing allegations that he physically abused his daughter and his ex-wife, but has refused calls to withdraw from his re-election race despite struggling to put the claims to rest. Miller denies the allegations, though the controversy threatens to overshadow his campaign and has raised questions within his own…
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Daniel Morcombe’s parents’ powerful plea to Albo to create national childcare perpetrator registry
Daniel Morcombe’s parents, Bruce and Denise Morcombe, have made a public appeal to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for the creation of a national, publicly accessible registry of childcare perpetrators. The couple, whose son was murdered in 2003 in a case that led to significant reforms in child safety laws across Australia, are pushing…
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Lowering the bar for victory in the Iran war
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its arguments and factual claims cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests it concerns definitions of success in a potential conflict involving Iran, but this cannot be treated as a summary of the article. No details, figures or supporting context were provided…
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Lankford says Trump ‘has no desire’ to bomb Iran
The article’s full text is unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its claims and supporting details cannot be independently summarised. From the headline alone, Senator James Lankford appears to say that Donald Trump does not want to bomb Iran, a statement relevant to tensions over US policy towards Iran. No further information…
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Massive Attack call out Singaporean government following ban for Palestinian flag
Massive Attack have criticised the Singaporean government after two members of the British trip-hop group were barred from returning to the country for displaying a Palestinian flag during a concert. The dispute has highlighted Singapore’s restrictions on foreign political symbols and the tension between its public-order rules and artists’ freedom of expression. The incident occurred…
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Louisiana AG says state will investigate Fauci after Senate hearing
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill said her office would investigate former US infectious-disease official Dr Anthony Fauci after he invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a Senate hearing. The announcement adds a state-level legal dimension to Republican efforts to scrutinise Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 response, although no charges or specific alleged state-law…
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State corrections policy must do better than more of the same
The supplied page does not contain the article text: it only reports that access has been denied because JavaScript appears disabled. As a result, the article’s arguments, events and supporting evidence cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests an opinion piece about improving state corrections policy, but it provides insufficient information to establish its claims…
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Devastated In-N-Out CEO reveals brave female employee died in rifle-wielding gunman’s crazed crossfire at Idaho drive-thru
The chief executive of In-N-Out Burger has disclosed that a female employee was killed after a gunman armed with a rifle opened fire near one of the chain’s drive-thru restaurants in Twin Falls, Idaho. The company confirmed her death publicly, with the CEO describing the loss as devastating, as investigators continue to examine the circumstances…