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US woman still alive after lethal injection dose, legal team says (opens the original)
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A woman on death row in the US state of Tennessee is still alive after two doses of lethal injection, according to her lawyers. Christa Pike was scheduled to be executed at a maximum security prison in Nashville at 10am on September 30, local time. Her execution was delayed after a last-minute stay, with the Supreme Court ultimately clearing the way for it to go ahead a few hours later. Her legal team has now said she is still alive more than an hour after the execution drug was administered. Wi
'When fear takes over': Responding to the DRC's largest Ebola outbreak (opens the original)
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The ongoing Ebola virus outbreak is now the largest recorded in the region's history. For healthcare workers and officials on the ground, the days are long. For Wivine Kabala, the day begins at 5.40am. The sun won't be up for another 10 minutes, but in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri region, the humidity is already climbing. Ms Kabala is a psychosocial expert for UNICEF in Bunia, the epicentre of an Ebola virus outbreak which has now surpassed 7,000 cases. In Ituri, 28 of 36 health zone
Australia's population grows by more than 390,000 people in 12 months (opens the original)
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Australia's population has grown by more than 392,000 people in 12 months, according to the Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS). ABS head of population statistics Bjorn Jarvis said almost 75 per cent of the increase came from overseas migration. It marked a total annual increase of 1.4 per cent in the year leading up to March 2026. "Our population was 27.9 million people at 31 March 2026, that's 392,700 more than the same time in 2025," Mr Jarvis said. "Natural increase, that is the number of p
Charlie Kirk's family says officials failed to protect him before attack (opens the original)
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The family of slain podcaster Charlie Kirk blame officials at the university campus where he was killed for his death. The Kirk family says the 31-year-old was put into a "fishbowl" courtyard without proper security before the attack by a rooftop sniper. The wrongful death notice filed on the first anniversary of the shooting is a precursor to a potential lawsuit. The family of slain conservative influencer Charlie Kirk has blamed Utah officials for his death at a state university. Mr Kirk was s
Would a 'kill switch' stop artificial intelligence going rogue? (opens the original)
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An artificial intelligence "kill switch" may be necessary as the technology advances, according to a co-founder of one of the world's largest AI companies. Jack Clark is one of seven founders of Anthropic, the San Francisco-based AI firm responsible for online chatbot Claude. The company was worth $US965 billion ($1.35 trillion) as of May 2026. Speaking to the BBC, Mr Clark said companies might eventually need a way of shutting off AI software completely if it became too dangerous. "I've worked
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