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Gangs threaten Haiti takeover following jailbreak

The Haitian government proclaimed a 72-hour state of emergency on Sunday after the incursion of armed gangs into a prominent prison in Port-au-Prince. During the jailbreak, approximately 3,700 inmates escaped, and at least 12 people were murdered. According to gang leaders, they intend to compel the resignation of the foreign-traveling prime minister, Ariel Henry.

Orcas kill, consume great white shark in minutes

The apex predator of the ocean, the great white shark, is almost certainly the first creature that comes to mind. However, there may be a competitor for the apex of the food chain. Within the span of only two minutes, a killer whale was observed devouring and murdering a great white shark in its entirety for the first time.

Geri and Christian Horner seen following alleged message release

Ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Red Bull CEO Christian Horner was seen with his wife Geri, as he continues to face questions about the investigation into alleged inappropriate conduct. Before the reports, Formula One world champion Max Verstappen suggested his boss was "probably a bit preoccupied."

Núñez’s late goal secures Liverpool win over Forest

Due to Manchester City's absence in the derby until Sunday, Liverpool were able to extend their lead to four points late on and move ahead of the pack. Liverpool last won in this division on this pitch in 1984, with goals from Ian Rush and Ronnie Whelan.

Slave Play considers black-only shows after criticism

During its Broadway run in New York, Slave Play, written by American actor and playwright Jeremy O. Harris and starring Kit Harington, hosted similar events. Following criticism from Downing Street, the producers of the West End production are "carefully considering" plans to host evenings exclusively for black audiences.

Elon Musk sues OpenAI, Sam Altman for prioritizing profit

Elon Musk is initiating legal action against OpenAI, an organisation he co-founded, and its CEO, Sam Altman, for breach of contract. Specifically, Musk accuses Altman of failing to adhere to his commitment to develop artificial intelligence carefully and distribute the technology widely.

The parliament of Ghana passes an anti-LGBTQ measure

The Ghanaian Parliament has passed a contentious measure that would impose significant limitations on the rights of the LGBTQ community. Rights activists have condemned this action. The majority-supported legislation that was successfully enacted in Parliament on Wednesday was sponsored by a coalition of religious and traditional leaders.

Over half of dogs carry antibiotic-resistant superbugs

A new study has revealed that over 50% of companion canines are harbouring an antibiotic-resistant superbug that is highly transmissible to humans. The majority of dogs with diarrhoea possess multidrug-resistant strains of Escherichia coli (E. coli), an intestinal bacterium that is resistant to some or all antibiotics, according to research conducted by a group of Chinese scientists.

Shohei Ohtani marries Japanese woman

Shohei Ohtani, one of Japan's most eligible bachelors, has caused a stir on social media by announcing his marriage. The announcement by the Los Angeles Dodgers icon was unexpected, given his meticulous maintenance of his personal life. "In an Instagram post on Thursday, I wanted everyone to know that I am now married," the 29-year-old wrote.

Ronaldo gets one-game ban for ‘obscene gesture’

A sanction has also been imposed on the former Manchester United player, whose annual salary in Saudi Arabia is rumoured to exceed £160 million. One match has been deducted from Cristiano Ronaldo's career in restitution for what appeared to be a vulgar gesture he made in Saudi Arabia. Social media footage appeared to show Ronaldo propping his hand forward near his pelvis and encircling his ear.

UK euthanasia, assisted suicide laws explained, legalisation debated

Medically assisted death, or euthanasia, is currently prohibited in the United Kingdom and the British Isles as a whole. However, this could soon change. At present, individuals who administer euthanasia or provide medical care may be prosecuted for manslaughter or homicide.

Increasing hunger: Argentine soup kitchens fight Milei’s cuts

Despite the unusually high temperature on a Friday morning, the queue in front of the communal soup kitchen in Merlo, an Argentine municipality on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, is exceptionally long, stretching one block. Some individuals in the queue are first-timers, nervously holding empty plastic containers. Many are employed, but for some, the rice stew provided by the soup kitchen may be their only meal of the day.

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A post office attorney has been charged with “big fat lying”

Former senior Post Office attorney Jarnail Singh has denied knowledge of vulnerabilities in the Horizon system during the three-year prosecution of sub-postmasters. Jason Beer, the Horizon inquiry's chief counsel, condemned Mr. Singh as having "blown a colossal lie." On the eve of the 2010 trial of Seema Misra, a sub-postmistress who was incarcerated during her pregnancy, an email was transmitted to Mr. Singh.

Palestine conflict deadliest for journalists

May 3 is observed annually as World Press Freedom Day by UNESCO.  Today marks the occurrence of a highly precarious period for journalists around the world, as the Israeli invasion of Gaza has become the deadliest conflict in the history of media professionals.  "Losing a journalist is equivalent to losing ears and eyes to the outside world." Volker Turk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said in a statement today, "We lose a voice for the voiceless."

First wild animal to cure wound using medicinal plant: Orangutan

According to scientists, Rakus, a male Sumatran orangutan, exhibited a specific behavior in which he tore leaves and chewed on them before administering the resulting mixture to a wound below his right eye. A first for wild animals, an orangutan was observed using a plant with healing properties to treat a laceration on its face, according to scientists.