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A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck Shizuoka prefecture in central Japan, injuring more than 20 people. Authorities have warned that strong aftershocks may occur in the coming days.
Read the full story at Al JazeeraMore than 30 vehicles were involved in a crash on the M20 in Kent at around 18:40 on Saturday, according to police. Two people were seriously injured in the incident. The scale of the pile-up involved multiple vehicles on the busy motorway.
Read the full story at BBC NewsChina is expected to invest $940 billion in energy in 2026, making it the largest energy investor globally, according to the Global Energy Transition Report 2026 released by the China Enterprise Reform and Development Society. The figure was reported by China Central Television on Sunday. The report indicates China will lead worldwide energy investment in that year.
Read the full story at BloombergLionel Messi won his second consecutive MLS Golden Boot award on the final day of the regular season, becoming the first player to achieve the feat back-to-back. Inter Miami finished second in the Eastern Conference after drawing 3-3 with Charlotte, surrendering a three-goal lead despite Messi's two assists. Nashville set a new MLS points record with 77 points on Decision Day.
Read the full story at Guardian SportThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under RFK Jr. has filed a notice of "enforcement discretion" that allows compounding pharmacies to sell six unapproved peptides. The notice permits these pharmacies to distribute the peptides without the full FDA approval process typically required for new medications. The specific peptides and their intended uses have not been detailed in the available information.
Read the full story at ForbesAn unseasonal cold blast has brought snow to alpine regions across south-east Australia, with falls recorded at Thredbo, Perisher and Mount Hotham in the Snowy Mountains, as well as on Kunanyi/Mount Wellington in Tasmania. The snow fell across parts of New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania as temperatures plummeted across the region during spring.
Read the full story at Guardian EnvironmentDonald Trump has asked UFC Chief Executive Dana White to serve as White House press secretary, according to reports. White confirmed he will meet with Trump on Monday to discuss the offer. The UFC CEO has not yet indicated whether he will accept the position.
Read the full story at Al JazeeraThe UK Ministry of Defence has announced the launch of a new military satellite into orbit, which the department described as providing a "new pair of eyes" in space. The satellite has successfully entered its intended orbit following the launch. The MoD has not provided further technical details about the satellite's specific capabilities or mission objectives.
Read the full story at Sky NewsSupreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has expressed hope that the court will overturn its recent decision granting former presidents broad criminal immunity, describing some of her colleagues' actions as "crazy things." Sotomayor made the comments during a civics education talk at Mount Vernon, marking her first public statement on the immunity ruling.
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