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Gesundheit·2.6.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Health officials warn of dangerous "Benadryl Challenge" after hospitalizations

Health officials are warning about the dangerous "Benadryl Challenge" after at least five children were hospitalized in San Diego for attempting to induce hallucinations by taking excessive amounts of the allergy medication. The challenge, which has circulated on social media since at least 2020, has been linked to serious health issues and even death.

The Independent World

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Mexico Welcomes Iran's World Cup Team for Training

Welt

25.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Mexico Welcomes Iran's World Cup Team for Training

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated on Monday that Mexico has "no issue" with hosting Iran's World Cup team for training. This move follows the team's relocation from the United States due to the ongoing war in Iran.

SCMP Sport

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Teenage assailants killed after mass shooting at San Diego Islamic Center

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Crime·20.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Teenage assailants killed after mass shooting at San Diego Islamic Center

Two teenage assailants, radicalized online and expressing "broad hatred," attacked the Islamic Center of San Diego. A security guard and two worshippers were killed before the shooters died by suicide. Authorities are investigating motives and how the firearms were obtained.

Guardian International

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Powerful US utilities secretly fund ‘grassroots’ groups to sway cities away from switch to public power

NACHRICHT

7.5.2026

Powerful US utilities secretly fund ‘grassroots’ groups to sway cities away from switch to public power

As communities push for publicly owned electricity, private utilities may be deploying dark money and local front groups to stop themThe utility industry is quietly dispatching a network of front groups to thwart the growing push for public power across the US – a push that comes amid mounting frustration over sky-high utility bills, electric outages, a slow transition to clean energy and private utilities’ soaring profits.Communities from Ann Arbor, Michigan to San Diego, California and St Petersburg, Florida are exploring municipalizing their grids to join the country’s approximately 2,000 public power companies. Continue reading...

Guardian Business