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North Korea fires ballistic missile ahead of US-South Korea military drills

North Korea launched a ballistic missile, its latest in a series of provocations, as the United States and South Korea prepared for upcoming joint military exercises. The launch raises regional tensions and underscores Pyongyang’s opposition to allied drills, which it views as rehearsals for invasion.

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Cook Islands PM Reflects on Diplomatic Crises After Tight Election

Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown has commented on the diplomatic challenges that marked his tenure, following the nation's election. His government navigated disputes involving China and Taiwan, which carry significant implications for Pacific regional politics. The outcome and his remarks indicate how small island states are managing great-power competition.

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Why male redback spiders do a 'self-sacrificial somersault' during mating

Male redback spiders actively flip into their partner's mouth during sex, offering themselves to be eaten. Scientists are investigating the evolutionary benefits, finding that this cannibalistic sacrifice may boost male paternity or extend copulation time. The behavior provides a striking example of how extreme reproductive strategies evolve.

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Scammers Move Into Abandoned Seaside Apartments, Police Say

Police say fraudsters took over a once-empty seaside apartment complex that had become a "ghost city." The scammers allegedly used the units to run illicit operations. The case highlights how abandoned properties can attract criminal activity.

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97-Year-Old Escapes Deadly Indian Floods on Banana Raft

A 97-year-old man survived severe monsoon flooding in India by building a makeshift raft from banana plants to escape rising waters. His rescue highlights both the destructive scale of the floods that have killed many and the remarkable resilience of affected residents. The story draws attention to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in flood-hit regions.

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Air Force One decoy passenger deception draws scrutiny

New reports indicate that Trump aides arranged for "decoy" passengers to board Air Force One, misleading journalists and the public about who was actually traveling with the president. The practice has raised fresh concerns about transparency and deception in the former president's travel operations. This matters as it adds to ongoing scrutiny of Trump's conduct and truthfulness in official matters.

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Brother's anguish at rubble as rescuers search for earthquake survivors

In Colombia, a man waits in distress at the site of a collapsed building where rescue teams are searching for earthquake survivors. His emotional reaction underscores the human toll of the disaster and the urgency of the ongoing rescue operation.

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Father and sons forced to clear Gaza rubble by hand

In Gaza, a father and his sons are manually clearing rubble from destroyed buildings due to a lack of heavy machinery. The scene underscores the severe humanitarian and infrastructural crisis facing civilians after prolonged conflict.

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Families Grieve After Deadly Avalanche in Pakistan

Relatives are mourning victims of an avalanche in Pakistan, which struck a mountainous area and claimed multiple lives. The disaster highlights the dangers of winter conditions in the region and the ongoing need for rescue and relief efforts.