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Owens Photo Fuels Rumours: Viral shot spurs George Farmer black eye talk; injury claims unproven
A viral photo of Candace Owens sparked speculation that her husband, George Farmer, had a black eye, while she was seen with a foot injury. Social media users fueled rumors, but there is no confirmed evidence supporting these claims. Owens addressed her injury, calling the attention unnecessary, as the online buzz continues without verified facts.
Watch: Pilot draws sky tribute for three Ohio guardsmen killed in refuelling plane crash in Iraq
An aviation enthusiast created a poignant aerial tribute, tracing the outline of a service member and three headstones to honor three Ohio Air National Guard members. Captain Seth Koval, Captain Curtis Angst, and Master Sergeant Tyler Simmons died in a KC-135 refueling tanker crash in western Iraq on March 12. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
'Berlin, Paris, Rome within direct range': Israel claims Iran fired 4,000-km missiles, expanding conflict beyond Middle East
Iranian forces launched long-range missiles for the first time, striking near Israel's nuclear site and injuring dozens. The missiles, capable of reaching European capitals, were fired at the US-UK base Diego Garcia. These actions escalate the conflict, with Iran stating they targeted military installations in response to US-Israeli attacks.
Oman flood disaster 2026: Death toll rises to 4 as search continues amid severe storms
Oman is grappling with a severe weather emergency as flash floods, triggered by heavy rains, have claimed at least four lives and left one person missing. Rescue teams are actively working to save stranded residents, with authorities issuing urgent warnings about the ongoing dangerous weather conditions and the risks associated with flooded wadis.
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American tourist detained after being caught violating Bali’s most sacred rule on ‘Day of Silence’
American tourist Karl Adolf Amrhein, 57, was detained in Sukawati village, Bali, on 19 March for walking outdoors during Nyepi, the island’s Day of Silence. Initially pretending to be mute, he later explained he was searching for new accommodation after leaving his hotel. Authorities escorted him to a nearby villa and warned him. Nyepi enforces strict 24-hour prohibitions on travel, work, and nois...
Harvard scientist demands urgent probe after mysterious ‘shiny’ cylindrical object spotted on Mars
Avi Loeb has urged NASA to redirect the Curiosity Rover to examine a mysterious 20-centimetre cylindrical object spotted in Gale Crater. While likely debris from the rover’s landing system, its origin remains unconfirmed. Loeb argues that investigating it should take priority over routine exploration, though NASA has not yet responded publicly.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez paid nearly $19k in campaign funds for ‘leadership consulting’ tied to ketamine therapy expert
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign spent nearly $19,000 on a psychiatrist specializing in ketamine therapy. The funds, designated for 'leadership training,' supported treatments for mental health conditions. Ocasio-Cortez has previously advocated for studying psychedelics for therapeutic purposes and has spoken openly about her own therapy following the January 6th Capitol riots.
US House resolution seeks ‘genocide’ tag for Pakistan’s 1971 atrocities on Bengali Hindus
US Congressman Greg Landsman has introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives seeking to recognise the atrocities committed by the Pakistani army and its allies against Bengali Hindus in 1971 as war crimes and genocide. The resolution cites the 'Blood Telegram' and details the systematic targeting of Hindus for extermination, urging condemnation of these actions
Strait of Hormuz on edge as Saudi Arabia opens King Fahd Air Base to US forces amid Iran tensions
Saudi Arabia has granted the US access to King Fahd Air Base amid escalating tensions with Iran. This strategic move aims to bolster regional security and safeguard vital shipping lanes, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, which faces critical threats. Western allies are framing this as a defensive measure to deter conflict and ensure global stability.
Saudi Arabia records over 22,000 violations, arrests thousands in one-week crackdown on residency, labour and border breaches
Saudi Arabia's intensive crackdown on residency, labor, and border violations resulted in over 22,000 arrests in a single week. The majority of violations involved irregular residency status, with significant numbers also apprehended for attempting illegal entry. Authorities are expediting deportations and issuing stern warnings against facilitators, emphasizing strict penalties for aiding illegal...
UAE weather today: Rain likely in Fujairah and RAK; Temperatures hover around 30°C in Dubai
Residents across the UAE can anticipate partly cloudy to cloudy skies on March 22, with rainfall likely in Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah. Temperatures will remain moderate, with daytime highs around 29-32°C and cooler evenings. This unstable weather pattern is attributed to low-pressure systems and increased cloud activity.
Iran invasion next? Pentagon plans for deployment of US troops on ground - report
The Pentagon has reportedly developed detailed plans for a potential deployment of US ground troops into Iran amidst ongoing conflict. Senior military commanders have made specific readiness requests, while President Trump has denied immediate plans but kept the option open. Preparations include discussions on detaining Iranian personnel and readying key military unit.
Watch: Iranian missile strikes Jerusalem near Al-Aqsa mosque during Eid prayers
Jerusalem's Old City experienced a fragment of an Iranian ballistic missile landing near its holiest sites during Eid al-Fitr. While Israel's air defense intercepted the main threat, debris impacted a parking lot close to the Western Wall and Al-Aqsa Mosque. This incident, occurring amidst escalating regional tensions, highlights Iran's alleged indiscriminate missile fire, as confirmed by the IDF.
'If Iran doesn’t open Strait of Hormuz within 48 hrs ... ': Trump issues ultimatum to Iran
US President Trump has issued a stark ultimatum to Iran, demanding the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours or face the obliteration of its power plants. Tehran's military has vowed retaliation, warning of attacks on US infrastructure if its energy facilities are targeted. This escalation comes amid rising oil prices.
Will Northern Lights illuminate UK skies tonight? Rare aurora show likely across Britain
Will Northern Lights illuminate UK skies tonight? Forecasters hint at rare widespread show
Kick streamer Clavicular pursues criminal and civil charges after being slapped in club
Kick streamer Clavicular faced a shocking on-stage slap during a live club stream after a public disagreement. Thousands witnessed the incident, which led to the woman's detainment and police involvement. Clavicular intends to press criminal charges and pursue a civil lawsuit, aiming to set a precedent against public assault during live broadcasts.
Kai Cenat’s brother says he’s quitting college, claims $700k monthly allowance
Kai Cenat's brother, Kaleel, has gone viral after claiming he's quitting college and streaming, citing his brother's alleged $5 million monthly earnings and a $700,000 personal allowance. This has ignited a widespread debate online about wealth, ambition, and the value of hard work versus financial security, with opinions sharply divided.
