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Residents of a Bavarian Apartment Building Mistake Slug for Prankster After Late-Night Doorbell Disturbance Residents of an apartment building in southern Germany were baffled when their doorbells repeatedly rang late at night. Initially suspecting a teenage prank, they were surprised to discover the source was not a human troublemaker

A French doctor accused of deliberately harming 30 child and adult patients, including 12 who died, has gone on trial in the city where he worked. The patients, ranging from four to 89 years old, suffered cardiac arrests under questionable circumstances between 2008 and 2017. Frédéric Péchier, 53, was employed

Deadly Shooting Near Jerusalem Leaves Six Dead Assailants opened fire at a crowded bus stop on the northern outskirts of Jerusalem, leaving six people dead and 12 others wounded, according to Israeli authorities. Officials stated that two attackers targeted commuters waiting at a busy intersection during the morning rush hour

Spain’s Prime Minister Condemns Israel’s Actions in Gaza Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has intensified his criticism of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, accusing Benjamin Netanyahu’s government of "exterminating a defenseless population" by targeting hospitals and "starving innocent children." Speaking on

Tattoo artist Bruno Ferreira has spent 25 years creating images of superheroes and famous personalities on the skin of Brazilians, from Wonder Woman and Batman to sports legends like Ayrton Senna and Pelé. But when Adauto Gomes Nascimento visited his studio earlier this year, he had a different request: a

France’s prime minister, François Bayrou, is likely to be removed in a no-confidence vote on Monday afternoon, pushing the eurozone’s second-largest economy into political turmoil. Parties across the spectrum, from the left to the far right, have announced their intention to vote against the 74-year-