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Court intervenes after urgent legal action A federal judge in Washington, D.C., issued an emergency order on Sunday halting the Trump administration’s plan to deport Guatemalan minors. The injunction followed urgent filings from attorneys who argued that the removals were being carried out illegally. Ten children named, protections extend to all in federal custody The lawsuit concerns 10 unaccompanied children, ages 10 to 17, who lawyers said were scheduled for flights back to Guatemala late Saturday night. Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan ordered a 14-day suspension of deportations and instructed that the children remain in the care of the Office of…

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Russia launched 142 drones overnight in a massive assault, Ukraine’s Air Force reported on Telegram. Explosions struck Kherson, Odesa, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro as drones targeted multiple regions. Ukrainian forces intercepted 126 drones, but 16 hit 10 different sites. Casualties and Damage from Overnight Assault Local media in Kherson confirmed two deaths and 14 injuries from the strikes. Nine homes, medical centers, schools, an administrative office, a gas station, and several vehicles sustained damage. In Odesa, at least one person suffered injuries, while Chornomorsk faced the heaviest destruction. Governor Oleg Kiper reported major energy infrastructure damage, leaving 29,000 residents without power.…

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Oscar Piastri delivered a flawless drive to win the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, tightening his grip on the Formula 1 title race after teammate and closest rival Lando Norris retired late on with an oil leak. Starting from pole, the 24-year-old Australian controlled the race from lights to flag, staying composed through light rain and three safety-car restarts. His victory extends his championship lead to 34 points, a decisive swing with only nine races left. Norris had been running second and keeping Piastri under pressure, but disaster struck with just seven laps to go when smoke poured from his…

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Beer consumption in Germany is falling, while alcohol-free varieties are reaching new highs. The federal statistics office reports sales of alcohol-free beer have grown by 109 percent since 2013. In contrast, overall beer sales are now at their lowest level in more than 30 years. For the first time, sales fell below four billion liters in a half-year period. Between January and June 2025, German breweries sold around 3.9 billion liters. That equals a decline of 6.3 percent, or 262 million liters, compared with the same period last year. breweries chase new opportunities Erdinger brewery near Munich has been in…

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A major US study has found that children as young as four and five years old are often prescribed ADHD medication immediately after diagnosis, despite medical guidelines recommending six months of behavioural therapy first. The analysis, published in JAMA Network Open, reviewed data from more than 9,700 children and revealed that 42.2% of young patients were given medication within one month of diagnosis, while only 14.1% received drugs more than six months later. Experts say this practice overlooks the proven benefits of starting with behavioural therapy, which can positively affect both children and their families. Although ADHD medication is generally…

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Washington, August 30, 2025 — Senator Bernie Sanders has demanded that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. resign from his position as the United States health secretary, citing growing concerns that his leadership endangers public health. Sanders Criticizes Kennedy’s Leadership In a piece for The New York Times, Sanders accused Kennedy of putting Americans at risk and called for his immediate resignation. He argued that the administration’s slogan, “Make America Healthy Again,” has been undermined by Kennedy’s policies, which have weakened scientific guidance and public health practices. The senator noted the recent firing of CDC director Susan Monarez and the resignations of…

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The Israeli army launched a new offensive in Gaza City on Friday.The military declared the city a combat zone despite international condemnation.Health officials reported Gaza’s death toll has reached 63,025, with 59 killed in the past day.Aid groups and a church sheltering civilians vowed to stay, refusing to abandon the hungry.Smoke and heavy blasts shook southern Israel as fighting resumed across the border. Death Toll and Humanitarian Crisis The Gaza Health Ministry confirmed more than 63,000 deaths since the war began.Its figures, considered credible by the UN and independent experts, include fighters and civilians alike.The ministry also reported five new…

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A US appeals court has ruled that most tariffs imposed by Donald Trump were unlawful. The decision delivers a sharp setback to his trade agenda and sets up a likely Supreme Court confrontation. The judgement invalidates Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs targeting dozens of countries. It also blocks levies against major partners such as China, Mexico and Canada. Judges deny Trump tariff powers In a 7-4 ruling, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit declared the tariffs “invalid as contrary to law”. The judges rejected Trump’s reliance on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. They stated that the authority to…

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Police say a 14-year-old admitted igniting several Portuguese wildfires using matches.He reportedly traveled by scooter to forest areas before setting fires.Officers suspect him in blazes across Seidões, Ardegão, and Arnozela. Motive and Investigation Police state the boy acted from anger over poor school results and social struggles.Investigators have not ruled out his possible involvement with others.The Braga Judicial Police transferred the case to prosecutors for Family and Children’s Court proceedings. Firefighting Efforts Intensify By 20 August, authorities arrested 52 suspects for arson, most during August.On Friday, emergency services reported 97 fires still burning but largely under control.The Vinhais fire remains…

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A landmark global study has found that the shingles vaccine may do more than prevent the painful rash caused by the herpes zoster virus — it could also reduce the risk of major cardiovascular events. According to the world’s first systematic review and meta-analysis on the subject, adults who received the vaccine were 18% less likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke, with the protective effect particularly evident in older age groups. Researchers analyzed data from 19 studies, including randomized controlled trials and observational research, and presented their findings at the European Society of Cardiology’s annual congress in Madrid.…

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