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Reporting from beyond any one country’s borders: diplomacy, conflict, elections, migration, and the decisions in one capital that end up mattering in another. We follow international desks at established outlets and keep the framing plain, without the geopolitical theatre.

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Psychologists debunk only child stereotypes, reveal surprising benefits

Research suggests that only children are not lonely or entitled, but rather more comfortable interacting with adults. Psychologists attribute this to the unique dynamics of one-child households, where parents may focus on their relationship rather than raising multiple children. This shift in perspective may help couples make more informed decisions about family planning.

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Guatemala Volcano Eruption Forces Mass Evacuations

The Fuego volcano eruption in Guatemala has intensified, prompting thousands to flee their homes. The eruption has caused widespread damage and disrupted air travel. Authorities are working to evacuate those in the affected areas.

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Wyoming's wildlife crossing speeds up completion

A new wildlife crossing in Wyoming is expected to reduce deer-vehicle collisions by 90%. The project, which includes 63 miles of deer fence and underpass structures, is ahead of schedule and set to be completed in October 2027.

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US Homicide Rate Hits Historic Low Amid Ongoing Mystery

The United States is experiencing a significant decline in homicides, with rates lower than before the COVID-19 pandemic. The drop is attributed to various factors, but the exact reasons remain unclear. Cities such as New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore have also seen historic lows in murders.

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River Plastic Barrier Shows Promise in Reducing Ocean Pollution

A Dutch company's innovative technology, the Great Bubble Barrier, has been effective in capturing 86% of river plastic. The system uses air bubbles to trap plastic and debris, allowing it to be collected and removed from the waterway. This approach has the potential to significantly reduce ocean pollution.

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