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Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libya’s former leader, killed.
Norway Parliament Votes Overwhelmingly to Keep Monarchy Despite Recent Royal Scandals
TURKISH F-16S LAUNCH FIRST COMBAT SORTIES AGAINST AL-SHABAAB IN HISTORIC SOMALIA DEPLOYMENT
Spain to Hold Tech Executives Liable and Criminalize Algorithmic Manipulation in Major Digital Reform
Even Royal Families Are Crumbling: The Epstein Files Are Bringing Everything Down
- Crime
Turpin Siblings Break Silence, Say Family Bond Helped Them Survive Years of Abuse
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 18 in Gaza as Rafah Medical Crossings Remain Closed
Former Japanese PM Abe’s Assassin Challenges Life Sentence in Osaka High Court
Four Individuals Charged in Massachusetts Over Food Stamp Fraud Case
Colorado Teens Get Maximum Sentence After Arson Blaze Kills Mother and Daughter
- Economy
Spain to Hold Tech Executives Liable and Criminalize Algorithmic Manipulation in Major Digital Reform
Nicki Minaj Calls for Support of Ambitious Youth, Highlights Housing and Loan Crisis
Trump Renews Push for Greenland Control, Criticizes European Leaders at Davos
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President Trump Unveils “The Great Healthcare Plan” to Direct Funds to Patients and Slash Drug Costs
- Sport
NFL Rule Forces Texans Rookies to Buy Smelling Salts for Teammates
Can 49ers Defy Odds to Upset Top-Seeded Seahawks in Divisional Clash?
Nikola Vučević Scores 35 Points as Bulls Narrowly Edge Out Utah Jazz
Houston Dynamo President Calls for Adjustment to 2026 World Cup Ticket Prices
Teen Arrested After Gunfire Erupts During Altercation at Hamilton Place Mall
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Sixers Trade Deadline Targets Include Former Guard De’Anthony Melton Amid Suspension Chaos With the February 5, 2026, NBA trade deadline approaching, the Philadelphia 76ers...
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Soon-Yi Previn, the wife of filmmaker Woody Allen, reportedly expressed criticism of the #MeToo movement during a private exchange with Jeffrey Epstein, saying the...
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Don Bitterlich: The Accordion Player Who Scored The First Points In Seahawks History Don Bitterlich secured his place in National Football League record books...
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Philadelphia Inquirer Releases Curated List of Twelve Hidden Romantic Dining Spots A newly published guide by the Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Let’s Eat” column has identified...
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At least 18 people have been killed following renewed Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian officials. The escalation comes as the...
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In Ulsan, South Korea, a tragic incident has claimed at least three lives and left two workers missing after a 60-metre boiler tower collapsed...
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In a recent Caribbean operation, U.S. forces struck a boat they claimed was carrying narcotics—resulting in three fatalities—and raising the total number of lives...
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The U.S. government late last year authorised the sale of 20 sniper-rifle systems and associated gear to Rio de Janeiro’s notorious police special operations...
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As the U.S. federal government shutdown persists, air travel is starting to feel tangible consequences. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered airlines to...
Crime
A double blast inside a mosque located within a high school compound in North Jakarta left at least 54 people injured during Friday prayers,...
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An alarming attack in the heart of Manhattan’s landmark area has left one young man with facial injuries and the city’s police force scrambling...
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At a prominent U.S. military site just outside Washington, D.C., several personnel fell ill after opening a package that contained a suspicious white substance....
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In rural Kansas, the mayor of a small city has been formally charged after accusations surfaced that he cast ballots in several elections despite...
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A turbulent morning in The Bronx began with a stabbing near the stadium district and was followed by a shooting further north; in the...