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Jane Goodall, Pioneering Primatologist and Conservationist, Dies at 91 — REUTERS / ixx511

Animals · Los Angeles

Jane Goodall, Pioneering Primatologist and Conservationist, Dies at 91

50% Center coverage: 605 sources

Her Gombe discoveries showed chimpanzees make tools, recasting ideas about human uniqueness.See the Story

Taliban Cuts Afghanistan's Internet in Nationwide Blackout — WAKIL KOHSAR/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Taliban · Afghanistan

Taliban Cuts Afghanistan's Internet in Nationwide Blackout

40% Center coverage: 142 sources

Afghanistan plunged into a nationwide communications blackout on Monday as Taliban authorities severed fiber-optic internet connections across the country, reducing national connectivity to below 1% of ordinary levels in what cybersecurity watchdog NetBlocks called a "total blackout." See the Story

After Acquittal: Defenders Defend the Judiciary

Innsbruck · Innsbruck

After Acquittal: Defenders Defend the Judiciary

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Austria's criminal defender and the new president of the Higher Regional Court Innsbruck protect the judiciary after the verdict. "Interceptive embassies and criticism of "unqualified politicians" would endanger the rule of law.See the Story

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