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Reuters investigation reveals certified timber companies are harvesting Canada's older forests, crucial for climate change mitigation. Environmental watchdogs' certification process questioned amid sustainability concerns.
Typhoon Yagi, the second-strongest storm of 2024, has left a trail of destruction across Southeast Asia. The powerful cyclone caused casualties, widespread damage, and significant disruptions in Vietnam, China, and the Philippines.
Former President Trump targets working-class voters in Wisconsin rally, as Vice President Harris gains ground among minorities. The battleground state could be crucial in the upcoming November election.
U. S. officials express alarm over potential Iranian ballistic missile transfers to Russia for use in Ukraine. Iran denies involvement, calling for ceasefire negotiations instead of military assistance.
US officials claim Russian state media RT is building networks to sway American voters in the upcoming presidential election. Recent charges against RT employees highlight ongoing concerns about foreign interference.
A digitally manipulated video falsely depicting Donald Trump insulting soldiers during a Fox News interview has been debunked. The audio was created by a comedian impersonating the former president.
Nestlé's incoming CEO Laurent Freixe may consider selling part of the company's L'Oréal stake to fund a turnaround. The move could boost marketing efforts and appease shareholders amid declining growth.
India's SEBI dismisses allegations of unprofessional work culture, citing misplaced claims. The regulator faces additional controversy surrounding its chairperson amid conflict of interest accusations.
British home prices expected to outpace inflation in next two years. Lower interest rates likely to enhance affordability for first-time buyers, despite challenges in the rental market.
Canadian housing market faces modest growth in coming years despite interest rate cuts. Affordability remains stretched, with minimal improvement expected for first-time buyers amidst supply increases and weak demand.
Recent poll shows Hispanic voters equally favor Harris and Trump on economy, while preferring Harris on healthcare and climate change. Trump leads on immigration policy among this crucial voting bloc.
A Guardian opinion piece screenshot was altered to falsely attribute authorship to U. S. Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz. The original article was written by a Swedish author.
As the post-Labor Day election sprint begins, Vice President Harris and former President Trump ramp up their campaign efforts. Meanwhile, the discovery of Israeli hostage deaths in Gaza complicates the political landscape.
Nomura reduces India's FY25 growth projection to 6. 7% following lower-than-expected Q1 GDP growth. Analysts cite election-related spending decline as a factor, while other firms maintain forecasts.
California lawmakers approve only one bill from a three-part reparations package. Governor Newsom's office proposes changes, citing fiscal concerns, as the legislative session concludes.
Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and other Russian areas overnight, with Russian officials reporting no damage. The attacks, unverified by independent sources, highlight the ongoing conflict's escalation.
A collaborative operation between U. S. and Iraqi forces resulted in the elimination of 15 ISIS members and injuries to seven American troops. The incident occurs amid ongoing discussions about the future of U.S. military presence in Iraq.
Cleveland Police clarify that an 11-year-old was arrested for suspected violent disorder during riots, not for "mean tweets," contrary to viral social media claims.
Recent poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by 4 points, with strong support from women and Hispanic voters. Democratic enthusiasm surges as Harris tours battleground states after accepting nomination.
A fabricated X post attributed to Michelle Obama discussing Jeffrey Epstein has been identified as satire. The former First Lady has not commented on Epstein on social media.
Ryan Evans, a Reuters safety adviser with extensive military experience, was killed in a missile strike in Ukraine. Colleagues remember his professionalism and supportive nature in conflict zones worldwide.
Russia alleges a Reuters security adviser killed in Ukraine was an MI6 agent, linking it to claims of foreign mercenaries. Moscow also bans 92 U.S. citizens, including journalists, amid rising tensions.
Democratic candidates Kamala Harris and Tim Walz focus on Georgia's diverse voter base, including Black voters. Recent polls show a tight race with Republican candidate Donald Trump in this key battleground state.
A 2014 photo of the Kremlin during "Earth Hour" is falsely circulating as evidence of recent power shortages in Moscow due to Western sanctions. No credible reports support this claim.
Social media users share outdated footage, mistaking a 2023 announcement for the current mpox emergency. WHO confirms the August 2024 declaration remains in effect, highlighting the need for accurate information.
A manipulated CNBC graphic falsely claimed Lowe's CEO advised conservatives to shop at Home Depot. Both Lowe's and CNBC confirmed the quote was fabricated, highlighting the spread of misinformation online.
Recent poll indicates Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining ground on former President Donald Trump in key areas such as economy and crime, as the 2024 presidential race heats up.
Russian troops close in on Pokrovsk, a crucial transport hub in eastern Ukraine. The city's fall could disrupt Ukrainian supply lines and consolidate Russian control in the Donetsk region.
Major U. S. companies are modifying their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in response to conservative criticism. At least six corporations adjusted policies in 2023, with more following suit in 2024.
The U. S. strongly denounces a missile attack in eastern Ukraine that resulted in the death of a Reuters safety adviser and injured two journalists. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by media personnel in conflict zones.