Dutch king apologizes for Netherlands’ role in slavery on abolition anniversary
The historic apology is part of a wider reckoning with colonial histories in the West that have been spurred in recent years by the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Beautiful seaside resort’s water turns blood red leaving tourists scratching their heads
While the discolouration caused several people to fear for the water’s cleanliness, experts have said the product which caused the colour change is not necessarily to be feared.
Q&A with Yoel Roth, Twitter’s former head of trust and safety, on the whirlwind first two weeks under Elon Musk, Twitter’s content moderation approach, and more (Poynter)
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Q&A with Yoel Roth, Twitter’s former head of trust and safety, on the whirlwind first two weeks under Elon Musk, Twitter’s content moderation approach, and more — Yoel Roth explains how moderation rules evolved at Twitt…
A heat wave is scorching America’s southern half as the Fourth of July holiday approaches
Dangerous heat levels kicked in again Saturday for much of the southern United States as temperatures throughout the weekend were expected to reach a scorching 100 degrees Fahrenheit or even higher in several states.
Macron scraps German trip amid rioting as teenager killed by police is buried
The French President’s cancellation of a state visit to Germany follows four nights of rioting after a teenager was shot dead in a suburb of Paris.
Humpback Whale Follows Kayaker #shorts – Inside Edition
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Poland Wants Nuclear Weapons On Its Soil
Polish PM @MorawieckiM reportedly says Poland has asked NATO to participate in nuclear sharing due to the transfer of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus: https://t.co/eYAaLxHkNq— Alexandra von Nahmen (@AlexandravonNah) June 30, 2023
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‘Licence to discriminate’: Supreme Court sprint leaves equality concerns for millions of Americans
The nine-member bench ended its latest term by delivering a string of monumental rulings with far-reaching implications for millions of Americans.
‘Licence to discriminate’: Supreme Court sprint leaves equality concerns for millions of Americans
The nine-member bench ended its latest term by delivering a string of monumental rulings with far-reaching implications for millions of Americans.