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Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old Ugandan-born Muslim immigrant, was sworn in as New York City’s mayor—blazing a historic first and vowing to make housing a human right.
Doctors worldwide share the subtle bodily whispers—hiccups, bruises, metallic taste—that too often precede late-stage disease.
Victor Wembanyama exited in the second quarter with a right knee contusion, sending the Spurs and NBA into wait-and-see mode as an MRI looms.
Guests at Bordeaux’s Château des Grands Crus say bedbugs turned a luxury getaway into an itchy nightmare, while management insists no infestation exists.
A new flu strain is affecting the US, with rising cases among older adults.
Five killed in US military strike on alleged drug boats
The Rose Parade is preparing for a stormy day ahead, with near-certain rain forecasted to hit Southern California.
A 17th-century Amsterdam church became a towering inferno on New Year’s Eve, collapsing its historic spire and prompting a major emergency response.
A powerful morning explosion in Verbier, Switzerland, leaves six dead and more than 20 injured, shaking the alpine resort days before peak ski season.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky used his New Year address to reveal a Ukraine-Russia peace agreement is 90% complete, outlining prisoner swaps, troop withdrawals and deferred talks on Crimea.
A powerful Pacific storm is barreling toward Southern California, threatening flooding, debris flows, and widespread disruptions across a region still scarred by recent wildfires.
Across ports, parliaments and phone screens, China is quietly outpacing the U.S. in America’s backyard.