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Two clans in central Somalia signed a peace agreement ending years of deadly conflict, with the nation's Prime Minister pledging schools and infrastructure to make reconciliation last. The ceremony brought together 52 elders and top security officials in a region long torn by violence.
After 80 years, Jehovah's Witnesses are giving members freedom to choose whether to accept blood components like red cells and platelets. The historic policy shift affects millions worldwide while still maintaining core religious beliefs.
Thousands of Dutch residents flocked to beaches and rooftops Wednesday to witness the country's most spectacular solar eclipse in decades. Despite some mixed reactions, the rare celestial event brought communities together under perfect viewing conditions.
Emma Lindemeier got her dream birthday surprise when her boyfriend proposed during Kane Brown's performance, with the country star and entire crowd celebrating the moment. The engaged couple is already planning their August 2027 wedding.
In a significant shift, Jehovah's Witnesses now permit members to donate and store their own blood for planned surgeries. The change maintains the ban on receiving blood from other donors but opens new medical options for millions worldwide.
In a historic shift, Jehovah's Witnesses announced members can now choose to use their own blood during medical procedures. The change maintains the ban on receiving others' blood but gives individuals freedom to make personal decisions about life-saving treatments.
In a major policy shift, Jehovah's Witnesses now permits members to receive their own blood back during medical procedures. The update gives nine million members worldwide more flexibility in planned surgeries while maintaining core beliefs.
A spectacular annular solar eclipse just painted a fiery halo across Antarctica's skies, treating a handful of scientists to one of nature's most breathtaking shows. The cosmic alignment won't happen again over the frozen continent for decades.
Gymnastics legend Simone Biles called it "perfection" when Japan's Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi won their country's first Olympic pairs skating gold in Milano. The seven-time Olympic champion knows the pressure of defending a world title at the Games, and she watched it unfold beautifully on the ice.
