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Old Dominion University shooting: Gunman opens fire inside campus building, two critically injured
A gunman opened fire at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Two people were critically injured. The shooter was later killed. An active shooter alert was issued, and the campus was temporarily locked down. The threat has ended, and an all clear notice has been given. Investigations are ongoing.
Active shooter at US synagogue; smoke billowing from building, police on scene
Police rushed to Temple Israel near Detroit following reports of an active shooter, with smoke billowing from the synagogue's roof. A truck reportedly crashed into the building, prompting a massive law enforcement response. Jewish institutions across the region were advised to enter a precautionary lockdown as authorities investigate the unfolding security incident.
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‘2,000 queen ants in a suitcase’: Chinese man arrested for smuggling live ants in test tubes at Nairobi airport
Kenyan authorities apprehended a Chinese national at Nairobi's international airport. He was found with over 2,000 live queen ants hidden in his luggage. The insects were carefully packed to survive the journey. This discovery highlights a growing trade in rare insects. Officials are investigating potential links to a larger trafficking network.
Over 300 TSA employees leave as airport absences surge amid DHS shutdown: Report
Airport security saw unscheduled absences more than double during the DHS shutdown, with over 300 TSA employees leaving. Frontline officers worked without pay, leading to significant call-out rates at major airports and operational disruptions. This staffing strain exacerbated long traveler wait times and raised concerns about long-term workforce stability.
Dubai News: British tourist, 60, arrested for filming missiles amid Iran-US war; could face up to 2 years in prison
A British tourist has been arrested in Dubai after allegedly filming missiles during escalating regional tensions linked to the Iran–United States conflict. The 60-year-old Londoner is among 21 people charged under UAE Cybercrime Law, which criminalises sharing sensitive security footage online. Campaigners warn strict laws mean routine social media activity can trigger serious legal consequences.
'Donald Trump anointed by Jesus to fight Iran': How US–Israel War got a Biblical spin
Unfortunately for us, since time immemorial, before rulers had to rub our grubby hands for votes, they often claimed God spoke to them — and they had armies, so no one could call them psychotic.
Why did Adin Ross distance himself from Izi Prime? Kick streamer reveals feeling excluded from Stacy’s Step Bros group
Kick streamers Adin Ross and Izi Prime are facing tension after Izi Prime said he felt excluded from the Stacy’s Step Bros group. Speaking during a March 11 livestream, Izi Prime explained he was left out of off-stream hangouts despite living nearby. Adin Ross responded on March 10, saying he still supports Izi Prime and would help him move back to Atlanta if needed.
Pentagon bars photographers after ‘unflattering’ photos of Pete Hegseth: Report
The Pentagon barred press photographers from war briefings after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's staff deemed published images "unflattering." This decision, following Hegseth's first briefing in months, led to some outlets being excluded from subsequent events. The Defense Department cited effective space utilization and encouraged outlets to seek credentials for access.
Pentagon spent $93.4 billion in September 2025: Pete Hegseth faces backlash; calls spending 'completely unacceptable'
Pentagon's $93.4 billion September spending spree, revealed by Open The Books, has sparked outrage. Lavish purchases like lobster, ribeye, and a grand piano preceded a costly conflict with Iran. Critics decry the "use-it-or-lose-it" practice, demanding accountability and reforms as war expenses mount.
Harrow Holi clash: Overseas Friends of BJP UK seeks probe, stronger security for Hindu events
Overseas Friends of BJP UK has urged the Indian High Commissioner in London to address a disturbance during a Holi celebration in Harrow. The group seeks diplomatic engagement for a thorough investigation, accountability, and enhanced security for Indian diaspora cultural and religious events in the UK.
Manager awarded £12k after taking boss to court over being left out of social media tribute
An employment tribunal ruled that Sainsbury’s unfairly treated long-serving manager Darren Cooper after he was excluded from a social media post celebrating male leaders while on anxiety-related sick leave. The tribunal found the omission linked to his disability and awarded £11,852 compensation. However, claims of direct disability discrimination and unfair dismissal against the retailer were rej...
Citibank temporarily shuts most UAE branches from March 12–14, shifts staff to remote work
Citibank has temporarily closed most of its branches and financial centers across the UAE from March 12-14 as a precautionary measure due to escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The Mall of the Emirates branch will remain open, and digital services are fully operational. Other global banks are also implementing similar safety measures.
Dubai announces Eid Al Fitr 2026 holiday for public sector employees; four-day break confirmed
Dubai has announced a four-day Eid Al Fitr holiday for public sector employees from March 19 to March 22, 2026. Private sector workers will also enjoy a holiday, potentially extending to March 22. March salaries will be paid early on March 17 to aid preparations. Residents can plan staycations, explore local festivities, or take short international trips.
Dubai Miracle Garden offers free entry for UAE residents from March 15 to 31; Dates, and best timings to visit
UAE residents can enjoy free entry to the Dubai Miracle Garden from March 15 to March 31. This initiative aims to provide a relaxing escape amidst regional tensions and ahead of Eid festivities. Visitors can walk in without reservations, with the garden open daily from 9 am to 9 pm.