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Argentine President Javier Milei asserts Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands at a Buenos Aires press conference

Milei Vows Falklands Oil Sanctions as Trump Refuses to Back Britain in Sovereignty Dispute

Argentine President Javier Milei announced oil sanctions against Falklands drilling firms after Trump refused to guarantee US support for Britain, citing London's failure to join the Iran campaign. A frozen dispute is

September 4, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

Lionel Messi during his final Argentina international career at the 2026 World Cup

Argentina Pauses All Football for Lionel Messi With a Permanent 10th-Minute Tribute

The Argentine Football Association has ordered every domestic football match to pause at the 10th minute for a minute of applause, a permanent tribute to Lionel Messi, who retired from international duty

September 4, 2026

News·Sports

Venezuela oil infrastructure at the centre of the US deal giving the Pentagon a stake in North American Blue Energy Partners

The Pentagon Is Buying an Oil Company, and Your $4 Gas Is the Sales Pitch

The White House named North American Blue Energy Partners as the operator behind Trump's Venezuela oil deal, handing the Pentagon a 35 percent equity stake. US pump prices stayed above $4 every

September 1, 2026

Business·Economy·Government and Politics·News

Stevia rebaudiana plant with small white flowers, the source of the natural sweetener tested in the Universidad de Chile multigenerational mouse study

Sweeteners Sucralose and Stevia Altered Gut and Genes in Mice Across Two Generations

A Frontiers in Nutrition study from Universidad de Chile found sucralose and stevia passed gut microbiome and gene expression changes to two generations of offspring who never consumed the sweeteners — raising

September 1, 2026

Health·News

Nicolás Maduro in gray tracksuit at MDC Brooklyn federal detention center, June 2026

Maduro’s First Prison Photos Surface, Taken the Day Venezuela’s Earthquakes Killed Hundreds

Nicolás Maduro's government released prison photos showing the detained Venezuelan leader in a gray tracksuit at MDC Brooklyn — taken June 25, the day after Venezuela's catastrophic twin earthquakes killed nearly 2,000

August 31, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Dental plaque on teeth causing periodontitis

For Severe Gum Disease, Omega-3 and Aspirin Just Rivaled Antibiotics

A year-long clinical trial found omega-3 and aspirin matched antibiotics for advanced gum disease, with nearly identical outcomes at 12 months. Researchers called the result surprising and say it opens a new

August 31, 2026

Health·News

Venezuelan oil field infrastructure as Chevron nears heavy-oil production agreements, CVX stock August 28 2026

Chevron Just Had the Best Quarter in Its History. That Is Not Why the Stock Went Up.

Chevron closed at $201.86 on August 28, 2026, up 1.05% and worth $4.1 billion more by the bell. The quarter behind it was the strongest in company history. The money that moved

August 31, 2026

Business·News

Brazil's National Congress building in Brasília where lawmakers introduced bills to ban casino games from the regulated betting market

Brazil’s Congress Moves to Ban Casino Games From the Betting Market It Built Two Years Ago

Brazil's Workers' Party has introduced two bills to ban casino games or repeal the Bets Law outright, backed by President Lula ahead of October elections. The legislative shift threatens R$20 billion in

August 29, 2026

Business·News

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing

Lavrov Called Brazil. The Readout Is the Entire Content.

Russia's foreign ministry says Sergey Lavrov and Mauro Vieira discussed bilateral and international issues in a constructive and trusting call. It disclosed nothing else, and the disclosure of nothing is the point

August 28, 2026

Government and Politics·News

A Colombian soldier walks through debris at a wrecked highway toll plaza

Colombia’s Second Airstrike in Three Weeks Kills Eight, and the Toll Is Still Rising

President Abelardo de la Espriella says Operation AMON killed eight fighters from a FARC dissident bloc in Guaviare. Colombian media put the toll higher and report that one of the dead had

August 28, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

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Milei Vows Falklands Oil Sanctions as Trump Refuses to Back Britain in Sovereignty Dispute

Argentina Pauses All Football for Lionel Messi With a Permanent 10th-Minute Tribute

The Pentagon Is Buying an Oil Company, and Your $4 Gas Is the Sales Pitch

Sweeteners Sucralose and Stevia Altered Gut and Genes in Mice Across Two Generations

Maduro’s First Prison Photos Surface, Taken the Day Venezuela’s Earthquakes Killed Hundreds

For Severe Gum Disease, Omega-3 and Aspirin Just Rivaled Antibiotics

Chevron Just Had the Best Quarter in Its History. That Is Not Why the Stock Went Up.

Brazil’s Congress Moves to Ban Casino Games From the Betting Market It Built Two Years Ago

Lavrov Called Brazil. The Readout Is the Entire Content.

Colombia’s Second Airstrike in Three Weeks Kills Eight, and the Toll Is Still Rising

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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