Mexican girl returned after DNA proves not her daughter
A 14 year old girl Alondra Luna Nunez was returned to Mexico after DNA tests showed she is not the daughter of Dorotea Garcia of Houston. The case drew international attention after video showed the girl being placed into a police vehicle. Susana Nunez cried out that authorities stole her daughter.
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Dorotea Garcia
Mexico
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Milenio Television
Yemen conflict shifts as Saudi-led strikes scale back
After Saudi Arabia declared the end of its broad air campaign, airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in Aden and Taiz while fighting continued. The UN reports 944 dead and 3,500 wounded since March 26 as humanitarian needs rise. Rebels vow to resist and push for UN-led talks, with Hadi in exile in Saudi Arabia.
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Riad Kahwaji
Institute of Near East and
Gulf Military Analysis
Washington
Adel al-Jubeir
Obama warns on climate at Everglades visit amid heat and alligators
President Barack Obama visited Everglades National Park in Florida to warn that climate change is already harming the state. He cited rising sea levels contaminating drinking water and threatening tourism, urging action while critics deny human causes. He pressed Congress and the public to acknowledge climate change and act without delay.
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Italy urges EU to act on migrant crisis with plan
Italy pressed the EU to craft firm steps to curb Mediterranean migrant crossings, including military action against smugglers and expanded UN refugee offices. Defense Minister Pinotti said Italy could lead an international mission, as EU leaders prepared for a Brussels summit after a deadly Libyan shipwreck. The latest arrivals saw 446 people rescued near Augusta and 540 more arriving at Salerno, with some kept aboard due to scabies.
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Pesticide harms wild bees more than honeybees study says
A field study published in Nature shows neonicotinoid pesticides dramatically reduce wild bee numbers and reproduction, while honeybees fare less harmed. Lab同world study suggests bees may even prefer pesticide coated crops, complicating pollination challenges and policy responses.
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Nature
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