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Pakistan's factory workers swelter in extreme heat as global brands fail on safety pledges
Extreme heat in Pakistani garment factories is endangering workers' lives, causing health crises and lost wages, while global brands' promises of safety often fail to materialize on the floor.
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2mPhotos show fire walks and vegetarian meals at the Nine Emperor Gods Festival
Across Southeast Asia, Taoist communities celebrate the vibrant Nine Emperor Gods Festival with vegetarian diets, ritual fire walks, and traditional ceremonies despite regional haze.
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Justice Kagan warns Supreme Court rulings are undermining democracy
Justice Elena Kagan critiques the Supreme Court’s conservative majority, arguing their rulings on voting and campaign finance are fueling political polarization and undermining the democratic process in America.
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6mICE says it didn't hit a biker with a car. Video raises questions.
Conflicting accounts have emerged after video footage challenged ICE's claim that agents did not strike a Long Beach cyclist with their vehicle before detaining him.
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Woman taken by fake Uber driver in Seattle jumps out of car in Kent, police say
A 25-year-old woman narrowly escaped a stranger impersonating an Uber driver after he diverted from her requested route, prompting a police investigation into the alarming Seattle abduction attempt.
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8mWhat stood out most from QB Owen Eshelman's first start for WSU football
Washington State quarterback Owen Eshelman impressed in his first start, showing aggressive downfield passing, improved pocket presence, and mental resilience despite the team's loss to Oregon State.