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Did you hear the massive news? Dua Lipa is officially off the market! 💍

The global pop sensation just married actor Callum Turner in a highly intimate, secret ceremony at London’s historic Old Marylebone Town Hall. Surrounded only by close family and friends, the couple exchanged vows away from the spotlight. But the party isn't over—rumor has it they are heading to Palermo, Italy, for a lavish three-day celebration, where a custom Jacquemus gown and an Elton John performance might just make an appearance!

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Are more women choosing to stay child-free than ever before? Miley Cyrus just shared her brutally honest take on motherhood—and it’s sparking a massive debate!

The singer revealed she has never felt "overly passionate" about having kids, explaining that parenthood requires a level of devotion she simply isn't drawn to. While she respects everyone's choices, she has also cited deep concerns about climate change and the exhausting reality of raising a child in today's unpredictable world.

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Mexico moves toward universal healthcare as President Claudia Sheinbaum unveils an ambitious nationwide access plan.

Under the new Universal Health Service, Mexico aims to allow citizens to receive care at any public health institution regardless of their insurance affiliation. The program includes a universal health credential, expanded emergency care, cancer treatment access, vaccinations, maternal health services, and broader healthcare portability beginning in 2027. Chronic disease coverage and additional specialist services are planned for later phases through 2028.

The initiative seeks to address long-standing fragmentation between Mexico's public healthcare systems, allowing resources and services to be shared across institutions. Supporters describe it as a major step toward universal healthcare access, while experts note that implementation challenges such as funding, staffing, and medicine availability will remain important tests for the program's success.

The announcement has drawn international attention as countries around the world continue debating how to expand affordable healthcare coverage.