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Welcome to Wikinews, the free-content news source you can write! April 25, 2024 21:01 UTC Latest articles RSS | Audio RSS| Print RSS Soldier gets killed by bomb in Afghanistan A Canadian soldier was just killed in Afghanistan by a bomb as he patrolled an area west of Kandahar on foot. He died around 1 pm in Panjwaii. One soldier was slightly hurt. Military officials have not yet released the name of the solider.  » Full story Sony plans global replacement of laptop batteries After several laptop producers recalled a total of about 7 million products containing Sony batteries, the Sony Corporation said it will "initiate a global replacement program... in order to address concern related to recent over-heating incidents."  » Full story New York City considers stricter regulations on trans fat The Health Board of New York City on Tuesday presented a plan to ban trans fatty acids (or trans fat) from the eateries in the city. Snacks and fast food often contain an elevated level of trans fat, which has been linked to coronary heart disease. The plan would have serious implications for both fast food chains and restaurants.  » Full story Latest news reports: April 25 Industry leaders see energy supply as the next hurdle for AI April 24 April 23 Lawrence Wong to become Prime Minister of Singapore on May 15 Environmental protesters arrested at Massachusetts airport April 22 NASA says object that hit Florida home is from International Space Station April 21 Latest news by section is also available Got something to say? Request an interview with the Wikinews community Got news and no computer? Call the Wikinews Hotline  +1-866-653-4265 (toll-free in the U.S. only)  +1-202-742-5918 (outside the U.S. - long distance)  +44-871-218-6397 (U.K. / Europe)

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