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Dutch Central Bank Moves 86 Tonnes of Gold from US and Canada to London
The Dutch Central Bank transferred 86 tonnes of gold from the US and Canada to London between March and August 2026 to enhance crisis preparedness.
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Triple Pacific hurricanes Lowell, Karina, and Marie active amid historic El Nino
Hurricanes Lowell, Karina, and Tropical Storm Marie are simultaneously active in the Pacific, fueled by a strong El Nino event.
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Ebola outbreak in DRC surpasses 3,000 deaths amid funding and response challenges
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused over 3,000 deaths and 6,200 cases since May 2026 amid difficulties in response efforts.
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US Forces Sink Vessel Supporting Los Choneros Cartel in Eastern Pacific
US Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere interdicted, boarded, and sank a floating refueling vessel aiding Ecuador's Los Choneros cartel.
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AI agents, time-series models, and voice tech lead GitHub stars surge today
Today’s trend highlights AI coding agents like ponytail and hermes-agent, Google’s timesfm model for forecasting, plus VoiceStudio's open voice cloning tech.
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Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro seeks dismissal of US drug charges citing immunity
Nicolas Maduro has asked a Manhattan federal court to dismiss US drug trafficking charges, invoking head-of-state immunity.
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Kuwait intercepts Iranian missile and drone attacks amid rising US-Iran tensions
Kuwait intercepted missile and drone attacks from Iran on September 2 and 3, following US strikes on Iranian targets, officials said.
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Real Madrid’s Raul Asencio fined for drink-driving, acquitted in video sharing case
Raul Asencio was fined €14,400 and banned from driving eight months after a drink-driving incident, but acquitted of related explicit video charges.
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Premier League sets record with £3.4bn summer 2026 transfer spending
Premier League clubs spent a record £3.4 billion in the summer 2026 transfer window, with 11 clubs breaking individual transfer fee records.
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Nexus Mods acquires SteamDB, pledges to keep it independent and improve resources
Nexus Mods acquired SteamDB, a popular third-party Steam game database, promising continuity and new investments to support the site.
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UK MPs and London mayor oppose Israeli real estate event promoting West Bank settlements
Over 100 UK MPs and London Mayor Sadiq Khan oppose a London event promoting Israeli West Bank settlements set for Sunday.
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Shooting in downtown Minneapolis kills two, injures several including police officers
A shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Sept. 2 killed two civilians and injured multiple people, including three police officers.
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Nintendo sues Palworld developer Pocketpair over Pokémon patent for $30,000 damages
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are suing Pocketpair over patents on Pokémon-style capture mechanics, seeking about $30,000 in damages.
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director confirms planned ending, reduces content bloat
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation’s director says the trilogy’s ending was planned from the start and details reduced content for 2027 release.
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Bayeux Tapestry loaned to British Museum, marking first UK visit in 1,000 years
France has loaned the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum in London for a 10-month exhibition through September 2027.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for migrant integration and aid during final day in Tenerife
Pope Leo XIV urged reciprocal integration and condemned trafficking on June 12 during his final Spain tour stop in Tenerife.
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Crimson Desert patch 1.11 expands pet mechanics and surpasses 6 million sales
Crimson Desert released patch 1.11 on September 1, expanding pet limits and reaching 6 million copies sold worldwide.
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Large Shipments of Valve’s Steam Frame VR Headsets Land in US Warehouse Ahead of Launch
Valve has received about 40,000 Steam Frame VR headsets in its US warehouse, signaling a launch expected within weeks.
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Two Palestinian teenagers killed in Israeli settler and army raid in West Bank
Two Palestinian teenagers died September 2 during a raid by Israeli settlers and military forces in al-Mughayyir village near Ramallah.
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Lando Norris launches LN4 Fusion junior racing team and driver development program
Formula One world champion Lando Norris co-founded LN4 Fusion, a junior single-seater racing team, launching it today at Monza ahead of the Italian GP.
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Hamburg Airport evacuated after man gains illegal access to secure zone
A security breach at Hamburg Airport on June 12 forced evacuation and halted departures as a man accessed a restricted area.
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Uber cuts about 3,300 jobs, 10% of global workforce, to simplify structure and boost growth
Uber announced it will lay off roughly 3,300 employees, around 10% of its global staff, to reduce management layers and fund innovation.
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Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech acquitted in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case
Yorgen Fenech was acquitted by a Maltese jury of charges related to the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
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Peruvian police disguise as 2026 World Cup mascots to arrest suspected drug dealer
Peruvian police dressed as 2026 World Cup mascots arrested a suspected drug trafficker in Lima on Wednesday.