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A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao in the southern Philippines, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), prompting authorities to assess potential damage and monitor for aftershocks across the region. The quake was felt across several provinces, with residents reporting

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to move forward with the implementation of a ceasefire following the latest round of U.S.-mediated negotiations, raising hopes for a reduction in hostilities along the countries’ shared border. According to a joint statement released after the talks,

A major conservation milestone has been achieved in Japan after eight crested ibises were successfully released into the wild, marking another step in the remarkable recovery of a species that disappeared from the country more than five decades ago. The crested ibis,

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent facing assault charges connected to a controversial shooting during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis has been arrested in Texas, according to authorities. The agent, identified as Christian Castro, was taken into custody after prosecutors

Starting July 1, pharmacists across  will officially be allowed to prescribe HIV prevention medications under a new law aimed at expanding healthcare access and reducing barriers to prevention services statewide. The legislation authorizes specially trained pharmacists to directly provide medications such as

A  New Glenn rocket exploded Thursday night during a test at a launch pad in , prompting an immediate emergency response and renewed attention on the risks involved in modern spaceflight development. According to the company, the incident occurred due to “an