Fire at South Carolina Nuclear Lab Prompts Emergency Declaration
A fire at the Savannah River National Laboratory was extinguished, and no contamination was detected.
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UK Chancellor Faces Potential £28 Billion Fiscal Gap by 2030, Institute Warns
The Institute for Fiscal Studies highlights concerns over delayed decisions on defense spending and departmental budgets, suggesting potential tax hikes or cuts.
North Korea Launches Unidentified Projectile Off East Coast
South Korean officials confirmed the launch, providing no further details.
Older Moms Speak Out Amidst Societal Scrutiny
As more women delay childbirth, some are pushing back against the 'selfish' and 'irresponsible' labels often attached to later-in-life pregnancies.
Spain's Train Crashes Spark Safety Concerns Ahead of National Election
A second deadly high-speed rail disaster this year has amplified worries about the nation's network and cast a shadow over Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government as it faces a general election.
Bill Raftery to moderate language for papal audience at Rome basketball game
The veteran college basketball announcer will call Villanova vs. Notre Dame in the Eternal City Tip-Off, an event honoring Pope Francis.
Iraqi Court Sentences Politicians, Oil Official to Prison in Corruption Case
Two lawmakers and a former director general received prison terms and were ordered to repay millions in embezzled funds.
Senate Skeptical of Making Daylight Saving Time Permanent, Despite Trump's Push
Key Republican senators express concerns about darker winter mornings, blocking progress on a House-passed bill.
Localized Truce Holds for Third Day, Allowing Aid into Oleshky
Humanitarian aid is poised to enter the Ukrainian city of Oleshky as a localized ceasefire between Russian and Ukrainian forces enters its third day, while separate attacks elsewhere highlight ongoing conflict.