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Yayoi Kusama, who splashed polka dots across the art world, dies at 97 in Tokyo

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who splashed her signature polka dots on paintings, sculptures and museum installations around the world, has died, her studio said Thursday. She was 97.

An Appeal to Congress for Impartial Suffrage

Statesmen, beware what you do. The destiny of unborn and unnumbered generations is in your hands.

CNBC Daily Open: Does Nvidia need a hug?

Reports emerge that Nvidia could be in talks to buy Hugging Face, after the AI giant soars past revenue forecasts, sending the stock higher.

Kolkhoz by Emmanuel Carrère review

The author of The Adversary and Yoga unearths a history that includes the Nazis, Russia, and the Académie Française

Architourism in France: the retro futurist seaside town near Montpellier that’s out of this world

Built in the 60s and 70s to curb a holiday exodus to Spain, with apartments inspired by Mayan pyramids and featuring ‘intergalactic curves’, La Grande-Motte is having another moment in the sun with fans of modern architecture

Qantas Profit Falls Nearly 14 Percent as Middle East War Adds $420 Million Fuel Hit

Domestic flying still delivered $1.44 billion in earnings for the company despite the higher fuel bill.

COVID Antivirals Less Effective Than First Thought, Research Finds

Taxpayers have poured $2 billion into oral antivirals, but researchers say falling risk and changing virus strains mean it's time to reassess.

Murderer Who Killed Love Rival in Spontaneous Rage Handed 23-year Sentence

The court heard the 24-year-old victim was killed the day before his birthday and left behind nine siblings.

Queensland, NT Gain Concessions on Renewables Mandate for Data Centres

Queensland and the Northern Territory will have more flexibility around the use of coal and gas to power data centres in their jurisdictions.

How the deadly Nepal and Tibet flash flood unfolded

US Geological Survey says massive glacial collapse caused catastrophic flash floods in the Himalayan border region of Nepal and Tibet

Small plane crashes in water next to remote Alaska coastal town, killing all 4 on board

SELDOVIA, Alaska (AP) — A small plane carrying four people crashed into shallow waters next to a remote coastal town in Alaska on Wednesday, killing everyone on board, according to officials.

The Future of World War II

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