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2026-02-10 10:01:32 (4 hours ago)

Regime descarta eleições imediatas na Venezuela alegando que prioriza “estabilidade”

O presidente da Assembleia Nacional da Venezuela, o chavista Jorge Rodríguez, descartou eleições presidenciais para um futuro próximo no país

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-10 10:00:51 (4 hours ago)

‘Coca leaf is life itself’: Andean growers’ hopes fade as WHO upholds global ban

Under US pressure as part of the ‘war on drugs’, the WHO still categorises the sacred Indigenous remedy as akin to heroin or fentanyl, despite its many therapeutic properties

For thousands of years, Andean people living around what is now the town of Coripata, east of La Paz, Bolivia, have used coca leaves to relieve fatigue, hunger and altitude sickness (known as soroche), as well as to treat headaches and digestive problems.

Concerned about the future of this cultural and religious practice, Daynor Choque, heir to this ancient tradition, points to a pile of leaves on the table in front of him.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-10 10:00:30 (4 hours ago)

Team GB’s Winter Olympics medal wait goes on after agonising curling defeat

• Mixed doubles team beaten with final throw of match

• Mouat and Dodds repeat fourth place in Beijing Games

Great Britain are still searching for their first medal of the Winter Olympics after Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds were defeated in a nail-biting curling mixed doubles bronze medal game by Italy.

The match went down to the final end before defeat by the 2022 curling champions with Stefania Constantini making sure of victory with her final throw.

More details soon …

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-10 10:00:20 (4 hours ago)

‘So shameful’: backlash as US national monuments conform to Trump’s rewrite of history

From Pennsylvania to Montana, the White House’s war on ‘woke’ has targeted US monuments that address topics like racism and Indigenous history

Blank spaces now exist where a series of panels about enslavement once appeared on the walls of the President’s House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The site, which honors the home of George Washington and John Adams, is a major landmark that bore artwork and informational signs for more than a decade. But on 22 January, National Park Service (NPS) workers used hand tools to pry off 34 panels to comply with a presidential executive order designed to reframe the national narrative. The panels that highlighted the lives of people enslaved by George Washington when Philadelphia was the US capital in the 1790s are now in storage.

The removal is one of several across the nation, as NPS staff aim to conform with Donald Trump’s executive order “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” issued on 27 March 2025. Public markers, monuments and statues that the Trump administration considers disparaging to past or current Americans have been flagged at more than a dozen parks. Two exhibits at Montana’s Little Bighorn battlefield national monument that discuss Indigenous history and the Battle of the Little Bighorn have been targeted and deemed noncompliant. Additionally, signage about climate change at Muir Woods national monument in California and visitor brochures at Medgar and Myrlie Evers home national monument in Mississippi that referred to Medgar Evers’s killer as racist were also removed.

Le Monde - World News

2026-02-10 10:00:11 (4 hours ago)

'The US crisis around ICE evokes the one sparked by the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850'

Professor emerita Marie-Jeanne Rossignol draws a parallel between anti-ICE activists, who whistle to alert immigrant communities of the arrival of agents, and the abolitionists who once posted signs identifying slave catchers.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-02-10 09:59:00 (4 hours ago)

Schumer, Jeffries trash Trump's DHS proposal as 'incomplete and insufficient'

Senate and House Democratic leaders slam President Donald Trump's counterproposal on DHS funding, citing insufficient details on ICE changes ahead of Friday deadline.

Times of Israel - World News

2026-02-10 09:56:25 (4 hours ago)

Nearly one in three US Jews reported being targeted by antisemitism in 2025, survey finds

American Jewish Committee findings show 55% of American Jews avoid specific behavior that may identify them as Jewish, and two-thirds feel less secure than in previous year

The post Nearly one in three US Jews reported being targeted by antisemitism in 2025, survey finds appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Fox News - Video

2026-02-10 09:52:16 (4 hours ago)

Colin Allred claims James Talarico told him he'd 'be a better candidate' because he 'doesn't have a family'

During a Tuesday appearance on "At Our Table with Jamie Harrison," former Rep. Colin Allred claimed that state Rep. James Talarico told him he'd be a "better candidate" for Senate because he "doesn't have a family."

Le Monde - World News

2026-02-10 09:51:03 (4 hours ago)

ArcelorMittal confirms long-stalled French steel plant revamp

Arcelor executives said €1.3 billion would be invested to replace one of the coal furnaces with an electric model coming online in 2029.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-02-10 09:49:12 (4 hours ago)

Nancy Guthrie case: Why criminals are turning to cryptocurrency for ransoms

Bitcoin’s speed, global reach and public ledger have made it a frequent demand in ransom cases. Here’s why criminals ask for crypto and how investigators track it.

Times of Israel - World News

2026-02-10 09:49:04 (4 hours ago)

Report: Netanyahu received intel on Hamas plan to invade southern Israel as early as 2018

PM reportedly was warned about Hamas’s 'Jericho's Wall' plan for large-scale attack years before Oct. 7, despite his repeated denials; source says one report was shared with PM directly

The post Report: Netanyahu received intel on Hamas plan to invade southern Israel as early as 2018 appeared first on The Times of Israel.

South China Morning Post - World News

2026-02-10 09:48:51 (4 hours ago)

Starmer claims UK government ‘united’ amid calls to quit over Epstein fallout

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer sought to move on Tuesday from speculation about his future after fending off serious calls to resign over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Following a day of drama on Monday, the Labour leader told a meeting of government ministers that they were “strong and united” after he vowed not to walk away from office just 19 months into a five-year term. Starmer’s position had looked precarious on Monday when Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded his resignation...