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  1. Famine declared in 2 more areas in Sudan, says hunger monitor

    A child looks on at a refugee camp.

    The world's leading authority on food crises says it has detected famine in two areas of war-torn Sudan, including the city of El Fasher where paramilitary groups have reportedly been carrying out mass killings.

  2. Could New York's mayoral front-runner be the saviour of the Democratic Party?

    Zohran Mamdani is expected to take the reins of the largest city in the United States. Yet some say his progressive politics may not translate to Democratic victory on a national level.

    Zohran Mamdani is expected to take the reins of the largest city in the United States after Tuesday's general election. Some say his progressive politics may not translate to Democratic victory on a national level.

  3. Man rescued alive in Rome hours after being trapped in the rubble of collapsed tower

    Onlookers watch as dust rises after the partial collapse of a building.

    A Romanian worker who was trapped for hours under rubble in Rome on Monday following the partial collapse of a medieval tower near the Colosseum has been rescued by emergency services, local authorities said.

  4. Jamaicans rush to ready island for busy tourism season in wake of Hurricane Melissa

    Downed trees and limbs in the foreground, resort in the background

    Jamaica's peak tourism season is one month away, and officials in the hurricane-ravaged nation are rushing to rebuild from the catastrophic Category 5 storm that shredded the island's western region.

  5. Trump administration will partially restore food benefit funding after judges’ ruling

    Carts full of groceries wait to be given to people in need at Curley

    The Trump administration says it will restart the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but will only pay half the amount people usually get. The move comes after two federal judges ruled that freezing payments for the U.S.'s biggest anti-hunger program is unlawful.