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Today we read 12,385 articles. Only 10 were worth your time.

Plain headlines. Ranked by independent coverage. Then it ends.

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Today we read 12,385 articles. Only 10 were worth your time.

See what we read
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London police arrested protesters outside court hearing Palestine Action ban appeal.

The case tests whether serious property damage without violence qualifies as terrorism under British law.

Why it matters. The answer defines how anti-terror laws apply to protest and property damage.

SourcesEuronews04:57 UTCThe New York Times05:01 UTCThe Express Tribune10:01 UTCBloomberg11:36 UTCThe National12:27 UTCAl Jazeera12:43 UTCSky News12:44 UTCBangkok Post13:49 UTCand 8 more

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Politics

South Africa counts votes in critical elections.

Voters choose local councillors for five years, deciding control of water, power, roads, refuse collection and rates.

SourcesDaily Maverick01:00 UTCThe Guardian04:00 UTCBloomberg05:00 UTCAP News05:15 UTCABC News05:29 UTCAl Jazeera02:43 UTCReuters04:12 UTCFrance 2410:48 UTC

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