On Thursday night, a lethal tornado swept across the town of Perryton, situated in northern Texas, as part of a fierce storm affecting the southern states of the US.

Germany, France, and the EU will co-host a ministerial meeting in Paris to raise funds for Sudan and its neighbors amid a humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the need for global attention and assistance in addressing the escalating conflict and dire situation in the region.

FTC's request to stop Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard was denied by a federal judge. The FTC has filed an emergency motion to temporarily halt the acquisition. Microsoft is disappointed and vows to defend its position. UK's Competition and Markets Authority has initiated a new investigation.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dodden's handling of sensitive political issues involving Islamic extremism and freedom of speech has sparked debates on the complexities of navigating politics and religion in the UK, underscoring the importance of inclusive and respectful discourse in society.

The political turmoil in Huntington Beach reflects the broader polarization in the United States during the Trump era, with conservative council members implementing controversial measures while facing opposition from a coalition known as "Protect Huntington Beach."

Bloodied and fake corpses were strategically placed outside the offices of multiple Victorian Labor MPs, a protest orchestrated by the group No More Bodies in Gaza to express dissatisfaction with the perceived government support for Israel.

The recent escalation of the Israel-Palestine conflict has sparked interest among UK students and educational institutions, highlighting the need for comprehensive education and discourse on the topic to promote informed citizenship and understanding of complex global issues.

The rejection of proposed amendments to the "Rwanda Security Bill" poses a leadership challenge for British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and highlights divisions within the Conservative Party over immigration policy.

"The Flash" movie faced mixed box office results despite positive reviews, but its storyline exploring the multiverse could reboot the DC Universe. Its future will be influenced by upcoming releases like "Blue Beetle" and "Superman: Heritage," while Marvel and DC may consider a temporary hiatus due to superhero fatigue.

South Koreans are now officially a year or two younger, thanks to a new law that synchronizes the country's traditional age calculation techniques with international norms.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Chaos, co-produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, gained popularity for its authentic portrayal of teenage characters and respect for intellectual property. Director Jeff Lowe's passion for animation and collaboration with Rogen and Goldberg contributed to the film's success.

Indian doctors and health experts are urging the government to address air pollution as it is associated with an increased risk of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. They emphasize the need for effective policies to reduce air pollution and mitigate the projected rise in dementia cases in India.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's hospitalization for post-surgical complications following prostate cancer surgery has sparked criticism due to the delayed disclosure by the Pentagon. Despite the controversy, Austin's prognosis is positive and his recovery is expected to be gradual but complete. The incident has raised concerns about communication within the Pentagon and its handling of sensitive health matters.

Gunmen allegedly kidnapped over 200 children from a school in northwest Kaduna state, marking one of the largest mass kidnappings in Nigeria over the past three years, as the country continues to grapple with ongoing security challenges.

The emigration of medical professionals from Turkey is causing a severe shortage of healthcare services, leading to a significant gap in specialized medical fields and posing challenges to the country's healthcare system and society. The government needs to improve working conditions and address broader issues to retain doctors and prevent further emigration.

Shehbaz Sharif was confirmed as Pakistan's prime minister amidst election meddling allegations, succeeding Imran Khan and aiming to address economic challenges and political stability.

In a significant development on Monday, a U.S. Senate panel launched an investigation into the myriad fees imposed by airlines, encompassing charges for baggage, seat selection, ticket modifications, and various services.

New Mexico has brokered a deal with Walgreens, hitting the pharmacy chain with a $500 million settlement for its purported role in distributing potent prescription opioid drugs without properly scrutinizing prescriptions for potential substance misuse and addiction risks.

The utilization of GPS ankle bracelets by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) in the UK to track the location of numerous juveniles involved in serious offenses has raised concerns. Scholars and advocates argue that these tags are unnecessary and their effectiveness has yet to be proven. Additionally, GPS tracking is seen as a highly stigmatizing form of open-door prison.

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In a horrifying attack linked to the Islamic State-affiliated rebels, nearly 40 students lost their lives at the Lhubiriha secondary school in Mpondwe, western Uganda. Five assailants stormed the school dormitories late on Friday, employing machetes and setting fires, causing death and injury.

As Japan advances its military expansion, it faces challenges in attracting women to its Self-Defence Forces (SDF), despite pledges from policymakers to actively recruit them. A recent surge in sexual harassment cases has led to a 12% decline in women applying to join the SDF, reversing previous years of growth.

Yuna Kato, a dedicated engineering student in Japan, faces concerns about balancing motherhood and a successful career in STEM. Efforts are being made to address the underrepresentation of women in STEM through government initiatives and educational opportunities.

A parliamentary report has disclosed that two children, aged nine, were among the approximately 25,000 individuals subjected to compulsory sterilisation under Japan's eugenics legislation, enacted in the aftermath of World War II.

New York City agrees to pay $17.5 million to settle lawsuit over forced removal of hijabs during police arrests, signaling a victory for religious freedom and First Amendment rights.

Amid efforts to rescue a drowning man on his honeymoon, looters allegedly stole his belongings, as per the US media and a family fundraiser.

Americans have coined a new slang term for their first impressions of different stores. They call it 'vibes'. This resonance can even affect whether a business is able to attract customers.

Indian onion farmers are angry about the government's export tax, fearing oversupply and lower prices, while the government aims to stabilize supplies. Dissatisfaction among farmers and traders is rising, and the government needs to address their concerns.