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Prime minister Sanae Takaichi acknowledges her decision to call early poll could prove challenging for voters in snowbound regions

Man arrested and booked with assault after spraying strong-smelling liquid at Minnesota Democrat from syringe

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has halted new H-1B visa applications for state agencies and public universities until May 2027, citing program abuse and the replacement of American workers. This move, influenced by MAGA sentiment and a conservative campaign, targets institutions relying on foreign talent, particularly from India, in fields like…

A fierce online debate ignited between Megyn Kelly and Kara Swisher over Swisher's comparison of Stephen Miller to figures like Heinrich Himmler. Kelly decried the remarks as dangerously extreme and potentially inciting violence. Swisher defended her critique of Miller's immigration policies, arguing for moral responsibility in government actions, sparking a…

Roland Steadham, a familiar face in South Florida and Idaho broadcasting, reportedly died Tuesday in a small plane crash in Idaho. It seems the accident occurred northwest of Boise on the Payette River. Deputies with the Gem County Sheriff’s Office responded before 11 AM after a report of the crash.…

De-mining organisations forced to cut staff, many of whom were women, despite landmines littering Zimbabwe-Mozambique border

Unable to get near Ukraine’s main port, Moscow is pounding the city from afar with missiles and drones

Dubai is set to unveil the world's first Gold Street within its new Gold District, a comprehensive hub for the entire gold and jewellery value chain. This initiative aims to solidify Dubai's position as a global leader in gold commerce, attracting traders, investors and tourists by integrating retail, wholesale and…

A strong polar vortex moved across North America not long ago. Temperatures around Niagara Falls plunged below −20°C, far colder than usual. The mist from the waterfalls met the freezing air, and suddenly, ice began to coat everything. Cliffs, riverbanks, trees, rocks, and even sections of the Niagara River were…