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  • Swedish gunman appears to have shot himself, police say - but motive still unclear

    The gunman who killed 10 people in a mass shooting in Sweden appears to have shot himself, police have said. The attack at an adult education centre on Tuesday was described by the country's prime minister as the worst mass shooting in Sweden's history. Swedish media have named the attacker as Rickard Andersson, 35.

  • Middle East latest: Palestinians say Trump's proposal for Gaza violates international law

    Palestinians, their allies and other nations reacted strongly to President Donald Trump’s proposal that the United States “take over” the Gaza Strip and permanently resettle its residents. Trump’s suggestion came at a White House news conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who smiled several times as the president detailed a plan to build new settlements for Palestinians outside the Gaza Strip, and for the U.S. to take “ownership” in redeveloping the war-torn territory into “the Riviera of the Middle East.” “The U.S. will take over the Gaza Strip, and we will do a job with it too,” Trump said.

  • Detroit mom charged with killing son, burying body in backyard last fall

    A woman accused of killing her 9-year-old son and burying his body in her Detroit backyard has been charged with murder, a prosecutor said Wednesday. A shallow grave holding the remains of Zemar King was discovered on Jan. 6 while the landlord was preparing the house for new tenants. No details were released at that time although Detroit police acknowledged an investigation was underway.

  • Police treated me differently because of ‘colour of my skin’ – Chelsea’s Kerr

    The Australia international is on trial charged with causing racially aggravated harassment to Pc Stephen Lovell.

  • Whip restored to rebel Labour MPs after six months - but three remain suspended

    Four Labour MPs who were suspended for rebelling over the two-child benefit cap have had the whip restored, Sky News understands. Richard Burgon, Ian Byrne, Imran Hussain and Rebecca Long-Bailey are now back in the parliamentary Labour Party after sitting as independents for six months.

  • RCMP major crimes unit continues to investigate quadruple homicide on Carry the Kettle

    Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation is not letting people in or out after four suspicious deaths on the reserve Tuesday.

  • LeBron is stunned by Lakers' trade of Anthony Davis, but he calls Luka Doncic 'my favorite player'

    LeBron James says he spent two days in disbelief after the Los Angeles Lakers traded away Anthony Davis, his close friend and teammate for 5 1/2 years. The top scorer in NBA history is finally coming to grips with the idea of forming a new partnership with Luka Doncic, who also holds a special place in James' esteem. “Luka has been my favorite player in the NBA for a while now,” James said Tuesday night after scoring 26 points in the Lakers' blowout win over the Clippers.

  • Trump dealt another blow after judge blocks birthright citizenship executive order

    A second federal judge has temporarily struck down Trump’s attempt to rewrite the 14th Amendment

  • Recovery of tycoon Lynch's sunken yacht off Sicily to begin after mid-April

    The superyacht that sank off Sicily last year, killing British tech tycoon Mike Lynch and six others, will be recovered once its mast is dismantled in a salvage operation likely to begin after the middle of April, a source close to the matter told Reuters on Wednesday. The recovery of the British-flagged Bayesian, lying on its right side at a depth of around 50 metres (164 feet), could help explain why it sank during a severe and sudden storm off the port of Porticello, near Palermo - an event that has baffled naval experts. The Italian prosecutors and coastguards have selected a recovery project led by TMC Marine Consultants Ltd, which involves pulling the 72-metre mast out of the water separately from the rest of the vessel, the source said.

  • Bunge Q4 profit falls on weak crush margins, forecasts 2025 earnings drop

    (Reuters) -U.S. crop commodities trader Bunge Global posted a larger-than-expected quarterly profit drop on Wednesday and warned that 2025 earnings could sink to the lowest in six years as trade tensions and biofuel policy uncertainty drag on the agricultural sector. Bunge's 2024 profit fell short of expectations after weak oilseed processing margins slashed fourth-quarter earnings in its core agribusiness segment. The company said processing would remain under pressure in 2025 due to weak margins and a challenging economic environment, with global trade tensions and biofuel policy uncertainty creating headwinds for crop traders.

  • The six local elections that have been delayed - and why Nigel Farage is angry

    Plans for major reforms to local government in England have seen several rounds of local elections planned for May cancelled.

  • Glucotrack Prices $3 Million Public Offering to Fund Expansion

    Glucotrack announces a $3 million public offering at $1.15 per share.

  • Westminster police searching for missing boy, 14, last seen Monday evening

    The Westminster Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a missing 14-year-old boy who was last seen Monday evening.

  • Josh Jacobs: Going through personal hardships prepared me for football

    Yahoo Sports’ Jason Fitz is joined by Green Bay Packers Josh Jacobs at Super Bowl LIX Radio Row who discusses stand out career moments, his first Lambeau Leap and how he got to where he is today.

  • Uber, Mattel, Workday: Trending Tickers

    "Wealth" host Brad Smith breaks down some of Wednesday's trending stocks and stock market developments. Uber (UBER) stock is declining after the ride-share company issued a disappointing bookings forecast for the first quarter. The company attributed potential challenges to currency fluctuations and winter weather conditions. Shares of Mattel (MAT) are rising following a strong fourth quarter earnings report that beat expectations on both revenue and profit. The toymaker also provided an optimistic 2025 outlook, highlighting positive trends for Barbie and Hot Wheels product lines. Meanwhile, Workday (WDAY) has announced a significant workforce reduction as part of its broader restructuring strategy, planning to eliminate 1,750 positions. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more "Wealth" here. This post was written by Angel Smith

  • Disney Crushes Earnings--But Investors Aren't Buying the Magic

    Blockbuster profits, streaming surprises, and theme park troubles--can Disney keep the momentum or is trouble brewing?

  • Celtics trade Jaden Springer to Rockets

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  • The Latest: Trump challenges bedrocks of American democracy

    When Elon Musk debuted the Department of Government Efficiency recently at the Capitol, House Speaker Mike Johnson enthusiastically predicted the coming Trump administration would bring “a lot of change around here.” Three weeks in, the change President Donald Trump has brought is a disruption of the federal government on an unprecedented scale, dismantling longstanding programs, sparking widespread public outcry and challenging the very role of Congress to create the nation’s laws and pay its bills. Government workers are being pushed to resign.

  • Rahim Al-Hussaini is named the new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims

    Rahim Al-Hussaini was named Wednesday as the new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world’s millions of Ismaili Muslims. The Aga Khan is considered by his followers to be a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad and is treated as a head of state.

  • Councils still face £100m bill to cover national insurance hike, says Cosla

    The UK Government announced the increase in last year’s Budget.