Man who sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with vinegar sentenced to 14 months in prison - PBS
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Here’s What the World Is Doing (and Not Doing) to Stave Off the Next Oil Shock - WSJ
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India’s brain drain easing? Why more tech workers are coming home – and the challenges they face - CNA
More tech workers are returning to India from the United States, driven in part by immigration uncertainty and new opportunities at home. But industry experts tell CNA that gaps in pay, research funding and cutting-edge work compared to the US could make retaining them a challeng...
Stocks rise as oil dips, yen weakens after BOJ hikes as expected - CNA
A pedestrian walks past an electronic board displaying the Nikkei share average, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the exchange rate between the US dollar and Japanese Yen, outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan, on Sep 18, 2026. (File photo: Reuters/Manami Yamada)
Russians begin voting in controlled election as war drags on
A woman casts her ballot for Russia's parliamentary election at a polling station in Moscow on Sept 18.
Voting begins in Russian parliamentary election which Putin has cast as barometer of support for war
MOSCOW, Sept 18 - Voting got underway on Friday in a three-day parliamentary election in Russia which President Vladimir Putin has framed as a barometer of support for Russia's war in Ukraine.
Claude now leads 26% of Anthropic’s AI research and development - Milliyet
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Policing Lagos: Why 15,597 officers can’t be everywhere - Vanguard News
A seemingly ordinary day in Festac, Lagos, turned into a frightening drama early this year when a well-dressed woman was allegedly attacked by more than 20 hoodlums following a minor road incident.
King Charles warns tech bosses of ‘existential dangers’ of AI - Punch Newspapers
Britain's King Charles III (L) gives a speech during a conference of leaders from the artificial intelligence (AI) sector and government at Dumfries House in Cumnock, Scotland on September 17, 2026. Photo by JONATHAN BRADY / POOL / AFP
Dolberg eager to learn from Arokodare - Punch Newspapers
Ajax striker Kasper Dolberg has revealed that he wants to learn from Wolves loanee Tolu Arokodare, describing the Super Eagles forward as a specialist and a monster in front of goal, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Arokodare has found the net five times in eight appearances for the D...
SA confirms Mpox cases rise to 18 - EWN
South Africa has recorded a rapid rise in mpox cases, with 18 confirmed infections and one probable case.
Ekurhuleni murders: Police yet to confirm nationality of suspect linked to 1 case - EWN
Police are yet to identify the nationality of the suspect arrested in connection with one of the nine murders in the City of Ekurhuleni.
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‘Sex worker? No, I am a content creator’ — inside SA’s R6bn OnlyFans boom - Daily Maverick
For her African feminist studies research at UCT, Phiwokazi Qoza asked South African OnlyFans content creators one simple question: ‘Do you identify as a sex worker?’
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Ailing LIV’s existence changed golf and enriched players - Daily Maverick
LIV Golf arrived like an explosion in the golfing world, created havoc by disrupting the old order, but it fizzled out into a facsimile of its grandiose hype that was never underpinned by more than a whim.
How much do registered nurses earn in South Africa? Salary figures revealed - IOL
Nurses are essential to South Africa’s healthcare system. New salary data shows how much they earn, with pay increasing steadily as nurses gain experience and professional expertise
Small business pays the price for home delivery boom - IOL
Hava Java traditionally attracted pensioners who would do their shopping and then stop for coffee, breakfast or a slice of cake.
Families seek answers as Ekurhuleni women’s deaths remain under investigation - IOL
The families of Dineo Evelyn Motapane and Itumeleng Kekana are united by grief and one painful question: how did their loved ones end up dead?
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DepEd confirms shooting in South Cotabato school
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education confirmed on Friday, September 18, the reported use of firearms at Banga National High School in Banga, South Cotabato.
Angat water rising closer to normal high level
MALOLOS, Philippines — Heavy rains in the past few days have raised the elevation of Angat Dam in Bulacan closer to the reservoir’s normal high water level.
4 listed passengers didn't board MV June Aster, says PCG
MANILA, Philippines — Four passengers listed in the manifest of MV June Aster did not board the vessel before it left Baseco Port in Manila on September 8, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said.
WATCH: Oil price hike leads INQToday’s top stories
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Tolosa says trial remarks made ‘already on public record’
Tolosa says trial remarks made ‘already on public record’ Inquirer.net
A sharp jolt from a sip of cold water, the signals your teeth are sending - 헬스조선
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