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December 17, 2025

Rhode Island Campus Shooting: Manhunt Intensifies as Death Toll Rises

Police release new images in search for gunman who killed two and injured nine at Brown University. The attack raises fresh concerns about campus security nationwide.

#campus-shooting #rhode-island #domestic-security

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FIFA Introduces $60 Tickets for 2026 World Cup Amid Affordability Crisis

The Guardian

December 17, 2025

FIFA Introduces $60 Tickets for 2026 World Cup Amid Affordability Crisis

FIFA creates new $60 supporter entry tier for 2026 World Cup following backlash over high prices. Only 1.6% of tickets allocated to this affordable category across all 104 matches.

#FIFA #World Cup 2026 #sports diplomacy

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Mbappé Wins €60M Legal Battle Against PSG in Landmark Ruling

France 24

December 17, 2025

Mbappé Wins €60M Legal Battle Against PSG in Landmark Ruling

Paris labor court orders PSG to pay Kylian Mbappé €60 million in unpaid wages and bonuses, marking a significant victory for player rights in European football.

#european-football #labor-law #sports-governance

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Australia Faces Unity Crisis After Deadly Hanukkah Mass Shooting

The New York Times

December 17, 2025

Australia Faces Unity Crisis After Deadly Hanukkah Mass Shooting

A devastating mass shooting at Bondi Beach during Hanukkah has killed 15 people, leaving Australia's Jewish and Muslim communities in fear while the nation grapples with rising tensions and the challenge of maintaining social cohesion.

#Australia #mass-shooting #Hanukkah

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Yale Study Exposes Sudan's RSF Cover-Up of Mass Atrocities in el-Fasher

Al Jazeera

December 17, 2025

Yale Study Exposes Sudan's RSF Cover-Up of Mass Atrocities in el-Fasher

New Yale research reveals systematic evidence tampering by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces following massacre. Investigation documents burial, burning of human remains.

#Sudan #war crimes #RSF

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French Farmers Revolt: Crisis Deepens Over Cattle Cull and EU Trade

France 24

December 17, 2025

French Farmers Revolt: Crisis Deepens Over Cattle Cull and EU Trade

French farmers protest massive cattle cull over single disease case as tensions rise with government over EU Mercosur trade deal negotiations.

#French agriculture #EU Mercosur deal #cattle disease

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UK-US $40bn Tech Deal Hangs in Balance as Trump Era Looms

The Guardian

December 17, 2025

UK-US $40bn Tech Deal Hangs in Balance as Trump Era Looms

Britain maintains hope for historic technology partnership despite US accusations of trade barriers and Trump's threats against European tech firms.

#UK-US relations #technology trade #Trump tariffs

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Syrians Reflect on Post-Assad Era: One Year After Revolution

BBC

December 17, 2025

Syrians Reflect on Post-Assad Era: One Year After Revolution

BBC correspondent examines how Syrian lives have transformed since Assad's fall. Citizens share mixed perspectives on progress and challenges facing the nation.

#Syria #Assad-regime #Middle-East

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Albanese Pledges Gun Law Reform After Deadly Bondi Attack

The New York Times

December 16, 2025

Albanese Pledges Gun Law Reform After Deadly Bondi Attack

Australian PM Anthony Albanese commits to strengthening gun control legislation following deadly Bondi shopping center attack. Police prepare charges against surviving suspect.

#Australia #gun-control #public-safety

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Emmy Winner Osit Exposes Dark Reality of Predator-Hunting TV Shows

France 24

December 16, 2025

Emmy Winner Osit Exposes Dark Reality of Predator-Hunting TV Shows

Director Daniel Osit's controversial Sundance film 'Predators' examines the ethics behind America's sensationalized approach to catching sexual predators on television.

#media-ethics #american-television #criminal-justice

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Hollywood Diversity Crisis: 90% of Streaming Shows White-Created

The Guardian

December 16, 2025

Hollywood Diversity Crisis: 90% of Streaming Shows White-Created

UCLA study reveals alarming decline in diversity across streaming platforms, with over 90% of shows created by white producers, signaling retreat from inclusion efforts.