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Op deze pagina vind je kranten en nieuwsmedia uit Denemarken – The Post, Canada – Toronto Sun, Californië – Northern California News, Koeweit – Kuwait Today, Jamaica – Jamaica Observer en Expatica News, The Art Paper, Vanitay Fair, The Hill en meer.

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    The Post - Denemarken

  • 1 in 3 female researchers quit career after children
    A new Danish study shows that motherhood has a significant impact on researchers’ career paths. Eight years after women have their first child, there is a 29 percent lower probability that they are employed at a university compared to a situation where they had not had children. For men, the... Read more »
  • Royal twins confirmed
    On Saturday morning, the royal twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine were confirmed at Fredensborg Palace Church. The rest of the day was celebrated in the Orangery at Fredensborg Palace. Before the ceremony, the twins were seen with their parents, King Frederik and Queen Mary, and their siblings, Crown Prince... Read more »
  • Salmon giant reported for animal cruelty
    Mowi, the world’s largest salmon producer, has been reported to the Norwegian police for gross animal cruelty. The report was filed by Norway’s largest animal welfare organization, Dyrevernalliansen, following footage showing tons of dying salmon gasping for air. According to Dyrevernalliansen, over 500,000 salmon died and millions suffered because Mowi... Read more »
  • Iran accuses US of ceasefire breach, vows retaliation
    Iran accuses the USA of breaking a two-week ceasefire by attacking the Iranian cargo ship “Touska” near the Strait of Hormuz. An Iranian military spokesperson labeled the seizure “piracy,” warning of imminent retaliation. According to U.S. Central Command, forces issued warnings for six hours before attacking the vessel’s engine room... Read more »
  • Robots overtake humans in half marathons
    On Sunday, several humanoid robots demonstrated their athletic abilities by overtaking human participants in a half-marathon in Beijing, China. This marked a significant improvement from the event’s debut last year, which was characterized by technical failures and accidents that prevented most robots from finishing. During that inaugural race, the fastest... Read more »
  • Mette Frederiksen starts today new government negotiations
    At the beginning of the week, government negotiations will once again be on the agenda. Acting Prime Minister and lead negotiator Mette Frederiksen, The Social Democrats (Socialdemokratiet),will hold government negotiations on Monday and Wednesday, the Social Democratic Party announced in a press release on Sunday evening. The party cannot, however,... Read more »
  • Bear costume used in insurance fraud
    Three California men have been convicted of a unique insurance fraud scheme after using a person in a bear costume to stage fake attacks on luxury cars. The men submitted claims to several insurance companies, providing video evidence that purportedly showed a bear inside a Rolls-Royce. However, the companies grew... Read more »
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    The Hill

  • Pope Leo, Vance seek to mend fences after Trump feud
    Pope Leo XIV and Vice President Vance on Saturday both said the presumed feud with President Trump was misinterpreted. “There’s been a certain narrative that has not been accurate in all of its aspects, but because of the political situation created when, on the first day of the trip, the... Read more »
  • Father killed 7 of his children and another child in Louisiana mass shooting: Police
    A suspect in the mass shooting in Shreveport, La., that occurred early Sunday was determined to be the father of 7 of the 8 children he shot to death, officials say. The alleged gunman, Louisiana man Shamar Elkins, was identified by police after he was fatally wounded following his fleeing... Read more »
  • 2 US Embassy officials die in car crash in Mexico
    Two U.S. Embassy officials died in a car crash on Sunday alongside one Mexican official and an officer in the Mexican state of Chihuahua.  The group had worked earlier to shut down a drug lab in the municipality of Morelos, according to Reuters. “This tragedy is a solemn reminder of... Read more »
  • Most voters blame Trump for rising gas prices: Poll
    Most registered voters blame President Trump for rising gas prices, according to a new poll. Quinnipiac University’s national poll, which was released Wednesday, found that more than half of respondents, 51 percent, blame Trump "a lot" for gas prices spiking while 14 percent blame him "some."  Comparatively, 11 percent of... Read more »
  • House Oversight Committee to investigate missing, dead scientists
    House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) on Sunday said the committee will investigate the deaths and disappearances of 10 American scientists who all had links to U.S. nuclear or space research programs.   Authorities have not confirmed an official connection between members of the group, though... Read more »
  • House braces for next wave of potential expulsions focused on Cherfilus-McCormick, Mills
    House lawmakers are bracing for the next wave of expulsions.  Former Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) and Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) avoided the boot only by quitting their seats in the face of allegations of sexual misconduct with staffers. Now, the expulsion battle is poised to enter its second round, as lawmakers... Read more »
  • Republican gubernatorial candidate dismisses Trump's approval rating in California
    Steve Hilton, a Republican running for governor in California, said Sunday that President Trump’s low approval rating in his state will not play a role in the outcome of the gubernatorial race. “This election is going to be about the future of California and the fact that we're desperate for... Read more »
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