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Civilians outside their destroyed homes in Naqoura, southern Lebanon after Israeli military offensive

Israel Destroyed 11,095 Lebanese Buildings and Erased the Communities That Built Them

An elderly Naqoura resident sits in a rooftop room in Beirut, separated from 20 years of his life by Israel's March offensive. UNDP data shows 11,095 buildings destroyed across southern Lebanon. Mental

July 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Merino lambs curled up next to their mother at CSIRO Chiswick Research Station where the ImmuneDEX sheep resilience research was conducted

CSIRO Develops Genomic Test Revealing Which Merino Sheep Cope Best Under Stress

CSIRO has developed ImmuneDEX, a genomic tool measuring Merino sheep immune competency through a standardized vaccine challenge, confirming that resilience is heritable and genetically independent of wool yields, opening a new selection

July 2, 2026

News·Science

Australia Agriculture Minister Julie Collins at press conference on H5N1 bird flu HPAI designation

Australia Confirms First High-Pathogenicity Bird Flu as Poultry Farms Go Into Lockdown

Australia has confirmed its first ever High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza case, placing poultry farms across Western Australia under lockdown and prompting a formal WOAH notification that the H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b strain has

July 2, 2026

Health·News

Angelina Jolie and Louis Garrel in a scene from the film Couture

Angelina Jolie Says She Raised Her Kids Preparing Them for Her Absence, Not to Be a Grandmother

Angelina Jolie says she has raised her six children "almost preparing them" for her death rather than for her own old age, tracing the instinct to losing her mother young and carrying

July 2, 2026

Entertainment·Health·News

Abstract view of a glass office building facade, illustrating the Big Four accounting firms

Canberra Weighs Breaking Up the Big Four After KPMG’s Year From Hell

Australia's Treasury released a consultation paper Wednesday proposing to split the Big Four's audit and consulting arms and cap partnerships at 400, the strongest regulatory response yet to a KPMG whistleblower scandal

July 2, 2026

Business·News

Flexible endoscopy fibers and instruments used in colonoscopy procedures

Ontario Lowers Colon Cancer Screening Age to 45 as Younger Patients Keep Showing Up

Ontario lowered its routine colorectal cancer screening age from 50 to 45 on July 1, joining P.E.I., after surgeons reported a rising number of patients in their twenties and thirties. Advocates now

July 2, 2026

Health·News

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews

Trump Personally Pocketed $10.7 Million From the Amazon Documentary About His Own Wife

Trump's latest financial disclosure shows he personally collected a $10.7 million licensing fee from Amazon MGM Studios for the Melania documentary, on top of $521,000 from her memoir, reviving a congressional inquiry

July 2, 2026

Business·Government and Politics·News

Psilocybe cubensis, the psilocybin-containing mushroom species used in Australia's authorised psychedelic-assisted therapy program

Australia Just Let Psychiatrists Leave the Room During Psychedelic Therapy

Australia's drug regulator has dropped the requirement that a psychiatrist stay in the room throughout psychedelic-assisted therapy sessions. Psychiatrists call it an unjustifiable risk to patient safety; other clinicians say the old

July 2, 2026

Health·News

Influencer Nara Smith, who revealed her daughter Whimsy's cancer diagnosis

Nara Smith Kept Her Daughter’s Cancer Private for Months. Now She’s Telling the Internet Why.

Nara Smith revealed her 2-year-old daughter Whimsy was diagnosed with cancer last year and has been undergoing chemotherapy, a diagnosis the influencer and her husband Lucky Blue Smith chose to keep private

July 2, 2026

Entertainment·Health·News

A person's hands typing on a smartphone, illustrating the Canadian wireless fee dispute

Canada’s Telecom Regulator Orders Bell, Rogers and Telus to Justify Banned Fees

Canada's telecom regulator opened a formal show-cause proceeding against Bell, Rogers and Telus after all three carriers said they would keep charging fees the CRTC's new junk-fee ban was written to outlaw.

July 2, 2026

Business·News

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Israel Destroyed 11,095 Lebanese Buildings and Erased the Communities That Built Them

CSIRO Develops Genomic Test Revealing Which Merino Sheep Cope Best Under Stress

Australia Confirms First High-Pathogenicity Bird Flu as Poultry Farms Go Into Lockdown

Angelina Jolie Says She Raised Her Kids Preparing Them for Her Absence, Not to Be a Grandmother

Canberra Weighs Breaking Up the Big Four After KPMG’s Year From Hell

Ontario Lowers Colon Cancer Screening Age to 45 as Younger Patients Keep Showing Up

Trump Personally Pocketed $10.7 Million From the Amazon Documentary About His Own Wife

Australia Just Let Psychiatrists Leave the Room During Psychedelic Therapy

Nara Smith Kept Her Daughter’s Cancer Private for Months. Now She’s Telling the Internet Why.

Canada’s Telecom Regulator Orders Bell, Rogers and Telus to Justify Banned Fees

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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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