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5,000-Year-Old Noblewoman’s Remains Found in Peru, Revealing Women’s Role in Caral Civilization

Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered the remains of a 5,000-year-old woman, believed to be from the upper echelons of the Caral civilization. The discovery, made at the ancient site of Caral, highlights the significant role women played in the society, challenging previous assumptions that leadership was solely male-dominated. The woman’s well-preserved remains were found with…

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U.S. Interviews White South Africans Seeking Refugee Status Amid Land Disputes

U.S. officials have started interviewing white South Africans seeking refugee status due to land disputes, crime, and perceived racism. This comes amid a broader shift in U.S. policy, where refugees from other countries face deportation or bans. Critics argue the focus on white South African grievances overlooks the country's apartheid history and ongoing inequalities.

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Vatican Cardinals Debate Embezzlement-Convicted Cleric’s Role Ahead of Secret Conclave

Cardinals gathered in the Vatican ahead of the secret conclave to elect a successor to Pope Francis are reportedly locked in intense discussions over a controversial issue: whether a fellow cardinal, previously convicted of embezzlement and fraud, should be allowed to participate in the vote. The decision has sparked both legal and ethical concerns within…

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Gold Drops Over 1% as China’s Tariff Exemptions on U.S. Goods Weaken Safe-Haven Demand

Gold prices fell sharply on Friday, dropping more than 1% after China signaled it may exempt certain U.S. imports from tariffs. The move eased investor concerns over the ongoing trade conflict, diminishing gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. With tensions between Washington and Beijing showing potential signs of thawing, traders shifted focus toward riskier assets,…

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