The Globe and Mail
Video shows dog chewing on a lithiumion battery and sparking house fire in Oklahoma
A dog in Tulsa, Oklahoma caused a house fire by chewing on a lithium-ion battery, as shown in security camera footage released by the fire department. The incident highlights the dangers of these batteries, which can lead to fires and explosions when damaged or exposed to extreme conditions. Fortunately, the pets in the home escaped unharmed.
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DW (English)
Australia Great Barrier Reef waters warmest in 400 years
Record water temperatures at the Great Barrier Reef are causing mass bleaching events, with experts warning of imminent danger. A study reveals temperatures at a 400-year high, attributed to human-induced climate change. Coral bleaching has damaged 81% of the reef, threatening its survival. Efforts to protect reefs are increasing globally, but urgent action is needed to prevent irreversible damage.
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Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Iran State TV Readying Public For Attack On Israel
Iran is preparing for potential war following the suspected killing of a Hamas leader in Tehran by Israel. State TV is airing calls for retaliation against Israel, but some Iranians express fear of direct conflict.
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The Globe and Mail
Global Affairs moves diplomats children out of Israel as region braces for more violence
Canadian diplomats’ children and guardians are being moved out of Israel due to escalating violence fears. Global Affairs Canada made the decision following advice to avoid travel to Israel. Embassies in Israel, Lebanon, and the West Bank remain operational. Tensions rise after high-profile assassinations, with Canada urging citizens to leave Lebanon. Conflict broke out on Oct. 7, resulting in casualties on both sides. Canadian Armed Forces prepare for potential evacuation.
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CNN
ISISinspired suspect planned suicide attack at Taylor Swift concert, Austrian authorities say
Austria police question three teens for plotting a suicide attack at Taylor Swift concert. Foreign intelligence agencies aided in uncovering the scheme. Concerts canceled in Vienna. Main suspect, a 19-year-old ISIS sympathizer, planned to use explosives and knives. Fans gather in Vienna to exchange bracelets and sing Swift songs after cancellations. London Mayor confirms Swift’s concerts will proceed in London.