Suspect in South Africa student’s murder killed in police shootout

Alaska Man Survives Boulder IncidentAn Alaska man, Kell Morris, survived being pinned by a 700-pound boulder in an icy creek for three hours, thanks to his wife, Jo Roop, who held his head above water while waiting for help. After Roop managed to call 911, a sled dog tourism company provided a helicopter to assist rescuers who used inflatable air bags and brute force to free Morris. Remarkably, he sustained only minor injuries, prompting him...

Cutty Sark DLR station in Greenwich, London, is set to close for nearly a year starting May 31 to install new escalators following ongoing issues that have persisted for nearly a decade, causing significant passenger frustration and even altercations. With over 7.6 million entries and exits in 2023, the station's broken escalators have forced individuals to either use a single lift or climb 121 steps, leading to dangerous overcrowding and accessibility challenges for disabled passengers....

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For Liam Lawson, winning this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix would be a significant achievement, but receiving several Whittaker’s chocolate blocks from fellow Kiwi Todd Kirkwood is also a noteworthy moment. Kirkwood had carried the chocolates in his luggage for a month during a two-month holiday in Europe with his wife before presenting them to Lawson at a Formula 1 fan forum on Friday. Lawson, known for his love of Whittaker’s chocolates, surely appreciated the thoughtful...

Iran has conducted undisclosed nuclear activities at three sites, as reported by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which could lead to a declaration of Iran's non-compliance with non-proliferation obligations by the U.S., U.K., France, and Germany. The IAEA's findings indicate Iran's nuclear program has involved undeclared materials and activities, with some related to nuclear weapons production. Additionally, Iran's stock of uranium enriched to up to 60% purity has significantly increased, raising serious concerns...

A lorry transporting honeybee hives overturned in Lynden, Washington, causing an estimated 250 million bees to escape. The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office advised locals to steer clear of the area while emergency crews, aided by local beekeepers, worked to recover the hives and save the bees, which are crucial for pollinating crops worth $15 billion annually. The incident highlights the ongoing decline of honeybee populations, exacerbated by factors like climate change and pesticide use, which...