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Risk of flooding from melted glaciers to increase as climate warms, study says

Thursday, May 6 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Scientists are racing to determine what will happen as a result of melting glaciers before the repercussions of climate change on communities become a reality.Researchers are especially worried about the increased risk of flood outbursts from glacial lakes, which can pose... Read More.

Prince Harry, Meghan’s son Archie Sussex celebrates second birthday

Thursday, May 6 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Archie Sussex, the oldest child of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, is turning 2.The young royal and great-grandchild of Queen Elizabeth and the late Prince Philip is expected to celebrate his second birthday in California, where his family moved last year... Read More.

Prince William and Kate launch YouTube channel with fun video

Thursday, May 6 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Prince William and Duchess Kate are adding YouTubers to their list of royal responsibilities.On Wednesday, the duke and duchess of Cambridge, announced on social media that they're now on YouTube by sharing a video about some of their most memorable moments together... Read More.

New species of prehistoric turtle discovered in Madagascar

Thursday, May 6 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A new species of turtle that roamed Earth alongside dinosaurs and flying reptiles has been discovered in Madagascar.The near-complete fossil of the quick-mouthed frog turtle, or Sahonachelys mailakavava, was found in the Maevarano Formation in northwestern Madagascar, according to a study... Read More.

Duchess Meghan wins final copyright claim in tabloid lawsuit over letter to her estranged father

Thursday, May 6 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Meghan, the duchess of Sussex, won her final copyright claim in her lawsuit against a U.K. tabloid publisher over the publication of her handwritten letter to her estranged father.Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday,... Read More.

Indian delegation missing G7 meetings after ‘possible’ positive coronavirus cases

Wednesday, May 5 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- The Indian delegation at the G-7 meetings in the U.K. will not be in face-to-face meetings after "exposure to possible COVID positive cases," the Indian Foreign Minister said, although officials said the summit itself is not at risk."Was made aware yesterday evening... Read More.

El Salvador’s president pushes ahead with power grab despite US condemnation

Tuesday, May 4 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — Despite an increasingly vocal chorus of condemnations from the Biden administration and U.S. lawmakers of both parties, El Salvador's president and his allies are pushing ahead with what critics call a power grab.The growing political crisis in the central American country presents a... Read More.

Duchess Meghan announces new children’s book based on Father’s Day poem to Prince Harry

Tuesday, May 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Duchess Meghan is adding a new role to her resume in her post-royal life.Meghan has written her first children's book, The Bench, that will be published in June.The book, described by its publisher, Random House Children's Books, as being about "the... Read More.

At least 23 dead, dozens more injured after Mexico City Metro overpass collapses onto road

Tuesday, May 4 by ABC News

(MEXICO CITY) -- At least 23 people were killed and dozens more were injured after an overpass for the Mexico City Metro collapsed on Monday night, sending a subway car plunging toward a busting boulevard below.The collapse occurred on the newest of Mexico City's... Read More.

Bomb explodes near a school in western Afghanistan

Tuesday, May 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A bomb exploded near a school in Farah, in western Afghanistan, on Monday and wounded 21 people. At least 10 of those injured were students as young as 7, a provincial official said.No group has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.The... Read More.

Private sector and nonprofits join US in sending aid to India amid COVID crisis

Monday, May 3 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) — With restrictions on travel to the U.S. from India taking effect Tuesday, the Biden administration, private companies and nonprofits are working to send supplies and aid to help the country ravaged by the pandemic.There are several exceptions, including for lawful permanent... Read More.

South Africa to end captive lion breeding, bone trade

Monday, May 3 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- South Africa announced Sunday it plans to end its multimillion-dollar captive lion industry and said it won’t oppose the international ban on the rhinoceros horn and elephant ivory trade.The announcement was made alongside the release of a nearly 600-page report by a... Read More.

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Risk of flooding from melted glaciers to increase as climate warms, study says

Prince Harry, Meghan’s son Archie Sussex celebrates second birthday

Prince William and Kate launch YouTube channel with fun video

New species of prehistoric turtle discovered in Madagascar

Duchess Meghan wins final copyright claim in tabloid lawsuit over letter to her estranged father

Indian delegation missing G7 meetings after ‘possible’ positive coronavirus cases

El Salvador’s president pushes ahead with power grab despite US condemnation

Duchess Meghan announces new children’s book based on Father’s Day poem to Prince Harry

At least 23 dead, dozens more injured after Mexico City Metro overpass collapses onto road

Bomb explodes near a school in western Afghanistan

Private sector and nonprofits join US in sending aid to India amid COVID crisis

South Africa to end captive lion breeding, bone trade

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