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Ex-FBI director Robert Mueller, who led Trump-Russia probe as special counsel, dies at 81
Found unresponsive in Florida: 19-year-old Mexican teen youngest to die in ICE custody
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Pierre Poilievre shuts down Trump's Canada 51st state joke on Joe Rogan show; says Alberta will never separate
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UK says Cyprus bases won't be used for Iran attacks
Britain has assured Cyprus its military bases won't be used for offensive action in the Iran conflict, despite bolstering island defenses after a drone incident. Prime Minister Starmer conveyed this commitment, emphasizing Cyprus's security. This comes as the UK allows limited US defensive use of other bases, drawing warnings from Iran.
Meet Anant Yardi: Indian-origin billionaire alumnus donates $8 million to IIT Delhi
Indian-origin entrepreneur Anant Yardi has pledged an additional $8 million to IIT Delhi, bringing his total donation to approximately $16 million. This significant contribution will bolster artificial intelligence research at the Yardi School of Artificial Intelligence and support the institute's campus infrastructure development, enhancing its academic and research ecosystem.
1,300+ flight delays, 2-hour lines: TSA crisis sparks nationwide travel chaos as Democrats’ shutdown persists
Airports nationwide face potential closures as TSA agents resign and call out sick due to the ongoing government shutdown. Thousands of daily absences have led to extensive security lines and flight delays, with some smaller airports at risk of shutting down entirely. Lawmakers are scrambling for a solution as the situation is expected to worsen.
Iran’s 21-day assault: Full list of US military losses and damage
Iran's escalating strikes have inflicted significant operational and reputational costs on the US and Israel, resulting in the loss of over two dozen aircraft and advanced military systems. Relatively low-cost Iranian tactics have successfully targeted expensive US assets, including THAAD radar and an F-35 fighter, raising concerns about modern warfare vulnerabilities.
'Will put ICE in airports': Trump threatens after bill to fund US homeland security failed
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy ICE agents to airports for security, demanding Democrats agree to fund airport safety. He specifically targeted immigrants from Somalia, blaming them and Minnesota officials for issues in the state. This comes after a Homeland Security funding bill stalled in the Senate, with Democrats seeking immigration enforcement reforms following recent s...
Internet swoons over ‘Army beauty’ — but Jessica Foster isn’t real
A viral online persona, Jessica Foster, presented as a patriotic Army woman, has been exposed as an AI-generated fake. Experts highlight this as a growing strategy by right-wing accounts to blend patriotism with explicit content, using convincing AI imagery to attract viewers, monetize interest, and promote political agendas.
Immigration boost tied to drop in elderly mortality across US cities: Study
Immigration significantly lowers elderly mortality in US cities, a Harvard-led study reveals. An influx of foreign-born healthcare workers, including nurses and aides, boosted caregiving capacity. This expansion helped more seniors age at home, improving health outcomes and reducing deaths. The research highlights immigration as a key solution to caregiving shortages.
"He has finally healed”: Kai Cenat’s rare public appearance leaves fans concerned and curious
Kai Cenat made a rare public appearance during his streaming hiatus at IShowSpeed’s Baller League event, sparking emotional reactions online. Fans debated whether his recent breakup changed him or if he has healed. The viral moment, featuring warm interactions with Speed’s family, reignited excitement, with many hoping the popular streamer is preparing for a full return.
Statues down, streets renamed, mural covered: Fallout grows after claims against Cesar Chavez
Following allegations of sexual assault against Cesar Chavez, public spaces across California swiftly removed his name and likeness within two days. This unprecedented response from officials and activists highlights the shock and immediate need for action after the New York Times investigation brought the claims to light.
Russian hackers target US officials, military personnel, and journalists on Signal, thousands of accounts compromised: FBI
Russian intelligence is actively compromising thousands of Signal accounts, targeting US officials, military, and journalists. Hackers impersonate support staff to trick users into revealing sensitive information, enabling full account takeovers. This allows them to view messages, steal contact lists, and launch phishing attacks, posing a significant national security risk.
How Trump & team 'miscalculated' Iran response and now feel the pressure
Operation Epic Fury, a swift US-Israeli strike targeting Iran's leadership, has unexpectedly morphed into a 22-day attritional war. Despite initial successes, Iran's resilience and regional escalation have caught Washington off guard, turning a planned quick victory into a protracted quagmire with no clear endgame and significant global economic implications.
Hamas on edge? US pushes group to disarm for long-term Gaza ceasefire with Israel
A US-backed proposal, put forward by the Board of Peace, has been presented to Hamas, requesting the group disarm in exchange for a long-term ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. This plan, linked to Gaza's rebuilding, faces challenges due to Hamas's ideology of armed resistance. Hamas is expected to respond after Eid al-Fitr, potentially with a counteroffer
How Trump’s ‘careless’ Pearl Harbour joke in Oval Office shook eighty years of US-Japan diplomacy
At an otherwise routine Oval Office meeting on Thursday, Donald Trump made a joke about Pearl Harbour directly to Japan's prime minister Sanae Takaichi, invoking the 1941 surprise attack that killed 2,400 Americans and drew the United States into the Second World War. Takaichi widened her eyes, said nothing, and moved on. For eight decades, American presidents have avoided the subject in Japanese ...
