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    Record high say Trump not paying attention to most important problems: Survey

    A record number of respondents in a new poll say they think President Trump is not paying enough attention to the most important problems Am…

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    More than half of England officially in drought, Environment Agency says

    The drought declarations follow an exceptionally hot and dry period, which has hit rivers, crops and nature.

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    College grads face a global squeeze on entry-level jobs

    Unemployment is stubbornly high for young workers in major economies. How young people are charting next steps.

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    Infantino sets deadline for FIFA offer in Kushner-backed World Cup plan

    FIFA's president lobbies for latest proposal for investment in football's governing body, which has met with criticism.

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    Greetings from an isolated region in northern Pakistan's Hindu Kush mountains

    Chitral borders Afghanistan and isn't easy to reach. Breathtaking views abound in this remote mountainous region — as do rockslides and aval…

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    Why high-speed rail has yet to reach the U.S.—and is change coming? - National Geographic

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    A new path to leadership for US foreign aid

    We must connect the work to our national interests.

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    Fifa offers $40m if nations back controversial plan

    Fifa has set a deadline of 19 September for member associations to access cash as FA voice disapproval of world governing body's funding pla…

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    How Ukraine’s long-range drones are changing what’s possible in war with Russia

    The latest story of the Ukraine war has been the shift – on the battlefield, and in the adversaries’ minds – wrought by Ukraine’s drone stri…

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    How are AI models able to autonomously hack others?

    The next phase of AI has begun. Autonomous agents can make decisions and complete tasks with little human input.

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    Everything you need to know about rail travel in 2026 - National Geographic

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    Trump administration bans foreign-made humanoid robots in move targeting China

    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has banned imports of foreign-produced humanoid robotic devices and power inverters, citing “nat…

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    Russia charges Telegram founder Durov with facilitating terrorism

    The FSB claims the messenger app, created by Pavel Durov, has failed to remove accounts and channels used for recruitment by Ukraine's secre…

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    ‘This is our land’: Why one woman fights to expel South Africa’s migrants

    Poverty, hopelessness, and political manipulation are pushing many South Africans into a violent movement against migrants.

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    How a seaweed bloom is affecting tourism in Mexico

    In Mexico, a record surge of brown, smelly seaweed known as sargassum has blanketed the idyllic coastline.

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