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Iran war not to end soon? Treasury's Bessent says US has 'plenty of money to fund this war'
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‘Who knows surprise better than Japan?’ Trump’s Pearl Harbor remark sparks unease in Tokyo during Iran war statement
President Trump's Pearl Harbor remark to justify his Iran attack sparked outrage in Japan. Critics called his comments ignorant and disrespectful, questioning Japan's equal partnership status. While Prime Minister Takaichi remained silent, many felt she should have protested the historical insensitivity and the war itself, highlighting ongoing debates about Japan's wartime role.
7-year-old child arrested by ICE along with Canadian mother, stepfather says they have legal status till 2030
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Kick streamer Clavicular NDA claim faces doubt as ASU Frat Leader Varis shares alleged strict contract terms
ASU Frat Leader Varis shared and reviewed an alleged contract linked to streamer Braden “Clavicular.” The document suggests a three-year deal with 20% earnings taken by a manager and access to creator accounts. Varis called the terms unfair during his stream and said he refused to sign a similar contract in Miami due to its aggressive conditions.
'Scary wonderful president, why is he so bloomin' difficult to talk to?': SNL UK debut mocks Starmer’s awkward call with Trump over Iran war
Britain's "Saturday Night Live" debut featured a skit where Prime Minister Keir Starmer awkwardly declined joining a war in Iran with US President Donald Trump. Starmer, advised by a Gen Z aide, opted for a voice note, referencing "Friends" and past US-UK cooperation. The sketch concluded with a jab at American culture and the show's iconic sign-off.
Will Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to Iram leave him red-faced again?
As a 48-hour deadline looms, Iran has retaliated against President Trump's threat to "obliterate" its power plants. Tehran warns that energy facilities in countries hosting US bases are now "lawful targets." The escalating conflict, now in its fourth week, has already seen cross-border attacks and rising casualties, with oil prices surging.
Will Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to Iram leave him red-faced again?
As a 48-hour deadline looms, Iran has retaliated against President Trump's threat to "obliterate" its power plants. Tehran warns that energy facilities in countries hosting US bases are now "lawful targets." The escalating conflict, now in its fourth week, has already seen cross-border attacks and rising casualties, with oil prices surging.
Owens Backs Rogan Online: Candace Owens defends his Erika Kirk remarks; debate over free speech grows
Candace Owens supported Joe Rogan after his comments about Erika Kirk resurfaced online. She said Rogan speaks what people already think, which is why he stays popular. The issue started from an old video where Kirk discussed serious topics. Now, the debate has shifted to free speech, public opinion, and whether such comments go too far.
Watch: Surveillance footage reveals Epstein guards failed mandatory rounds before death
Newly released surveillance footage reveals prison guards were lax on duty the night Jeffrey Epstein died. Instead of mandatory checks, officers Tova Noel and Michael Thomas were seen lounging and on their phones. Despite explicit warnings about Epstein's suicide watch status and need for constant monitoring, crucial rounds were missed, leading to his death.
Watch: Iran claims it struck 'enemy' F-15 fighter jet intercepted near Hormuz Island
Iran's air defense claims to have intercepted and struck an enemy F-15 fighter jet near Hormuz Island, firing ground-to-air missiles. This incident follows a recent report of a US F-35 stealth fighter being damaged over Iran and missile launches towards Diego Garcia, escalating regional military tensions.
'Leave now': Hawaii hit by worst flooding in 20 years, thousands evacuated
Hawaii experienced its worst flooding in over two decades as heavy rains saturated the ground, prompting urgent evacuation orders for thousands on Oahu and Maui. A 120-year-old dam was at risk of failure, and damage estimates could exceed $1 billion. Despite some receding waters, officials warn of continued flood risks.
'Kicked and punched': Sikh student tortured, turban forcibly removed in Pakistan
A Sikh girl was allegedly assaulted at a Christian school in Faisalabad, Pakistan, after refusing to participate in prayers. Her turban was reportedly removed, and she was beaten. The incident has sparked outrage, with a community group demanding action. The girl's mother also recounted past abuse, raising concerns about minority safety.
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.
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
