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The Invictus Games in The Hague capture hearts
The Invictus Games are an international sporting event for service personnel and veterans who have been physically or mentally injured in the line of duty.
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Ukraine: EU boosts humanitarian aid with additional €50 million
As heavy fighting and missile strikes continue to destroy critical civilian infrastructure, humanitarian needs in Ukraine remain extremely high. Despite access and security constraints, EU humanitarian aid partners are providing…
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Ukraine: Escaping Bucha
Bucha. Once a quiet dormitory town near Kyiv, it is now synonymous with the mass killing of civilians in the increasingly brutal war in Ukraine. Although Yuliia and her family…
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Pope at Easter Vigil: May we see, hear, proclaim that Jesus is Risen
By Thaddeus Jones Pope Francis attended the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday evening in St. Peter's Basilica, filled with 5,500 pilgrims. This celebration is the most solemn and noblest of…
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Israeli police storm Al-Aqsa Mosque, many injured
By Nathan Morley - Palestinian youths clashed with Israeli police in Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa Mosque compound on Friday. This site in Jerusalem’s Old City saw frenzied scenes as 150 Palestinians…
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James Davies: “Psychiatry medicalizes problems that are actually social”
How Modern Capitalism Created our Mental Health Crisis. A provocative and shocking look at how western society is misunderstanding and mistreating mental illness. Perfect for fans of Empire of Pain and…
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Don’t Miss: Full Moon, a Comet, a Meteor Shower, and Other Celestial Events
The next full moon is the Pink Moon. In the 1930s the Maine Farmer’s Almanac began publishing Native American names for the Moon each month of the year. According to…
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New WHO data on childhood obesity in Kazakhstan: higher physical activity levels but more screen time
Relative to other countries in the WHO European Region, Kazakhstan has low levels of childhood overweight and obesity. However, recent WHO surveillance data show that these levels may be increasing,…
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Webb Space Telescope Will Study Formation, Composition, Clouds of Distant Worlds
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is a true technological marvel. The largest and most complex space telescope ever built, Webb is able to gather light that has been traveling for…
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Umuamua – an asteroid, comet or spaceship
"Umuamua, the mysterious asteroid that passes through our solar system, is very likely to be a spaceship that aliens have launched to receive signals from their sensors located on Earth,"…