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Doomsday Clock moves closer than ever to point of human annihilation
Atomic scientists set the Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds midnight, with threats such as nuclear weapons and conflicts pushing humanity closer than ever to the point of annihilation. Source link
Tourist mauled by snow leopard while trying to take photo, Chinese media reports
A female skier has been mauled by a snow leopard on her way back to her hotel in China after she attempted to get a selfie. Source link
Accidental 'crying horse' toy becomes bestseller in China
A dour-faced toy horse — the result of a manufacturing error — has gone viral in China, with some workers saying its expression mirrors their long hours and workplace stress. Source link
Tongans frustrated at 'extreme' restrictions on entering US
The United States bars Tongans from short-term visits or travel for tourism and business purposes, saying too many are overstaying their visas. Source link
TikTok settles as social media giants face trial over youth addiction claims
TikTok agrees to settle a landmark lawsuit on social media addiction, the same day the trial was due to start against Meta and YouTube. Source link
ICE deported a man awaiting trial over 'largest jewellery heist in history'
An Ecuadorian man accused of aiding the theft of about $147 million worth of gold, gems and luxury watches was deported by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency before he could face trial. Source link
Three brothers among 35 killed as freezing conditions grip US
Much of the US was not forecast to get above freezing all day on Tuesday, local time, with temperatures plunging again overnight. Source link
Trump administration sued by families over deadly Venezuelan boat strike
Families of two men allege they were murdered in a US missile strike off Venezuela’s coast while returning to the Caribbean island nation of Trinidad. Source link
As Trump watches on, India and EU lock in 'mother of all deals'
The agreement could impact nearly 2 billion people in both economies and comes amid an upheval in global trade stemming from Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Source link
How US politicians are responding to the protests in Minnesota
Politicians across the spectrum in the US are looking for ways forward as public outrage intensifies in Minnesota. From a border czar to a partial government shutdown, here’s what could come next. Source link