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MrBeast Burger opens in Sydney as legal battle raises questions about the brand’s future

MrBeast Burger has officially launched in Sydney, marking its first expansion into Australia despite ongoing legal disputes tied to the brand’s U.S. operations. The virtual restaurant opened at Chatswood Westfield, drawing attention for its high menu prices and controversial timing. Meanwhile, MrBeast has stated he has no control over the…

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'Grave danger': PTI says jailed Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan in danger of losing vision; seeks shift to hospital

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday expressed serious concern over the health of its jailed founder and former prime minister Imran Khan. The party stated that credible reports suggest that he is suffering from a serious eye condition that could lead to permanent vision loss if not treated urgently.

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Maine’s ‘Lobster Lady’ who fished for nearly a century dies aged 105

Virginia ‘Ginny’ Oliver, had entered the business when she was eight and liked ‘being along the water’

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Body of British tourist found on beach in Australia after search

Emergency services searched the water for the man when he went missing on January 18

Evening Standard

Zuckerberg's Meta blocks info on ICE agents: Instagram, Facebook, Threads censor links as backlash grows over Alex Pretti killing

Meta is facing backlash for blocking links to a website detailing ICE and DHS agents, citing privacy concerns. This move, occurring amid public anger over recent federal law enforcement actions, has sparked debate about tech giants controlling discourse and potentially shielding agents from accountability. The controversy highlights the complex balance…

The Times of India

UAE unveils region’s first biometric payment system using face and palm scans

The UAE has launched the Middle East's first biometric payment system, enabling transactions via facial recognition or palm scans. This initiative, a proof-of-concept by the Central Bank of the UAE, aims to enhance convenience and security, positioning the nation as a leader in financial innovation and a digital-first economy.

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French former senator found guilty of drugging MP with intent to sexually assault her

Joël Guerriau sentenced to four years in prison after spiking lawmaker’s champagne with ecstasy

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The Biggest Trade Deals of 2026 That Cut the US Out—And Why Your Job and Prices Could Feel It

New trade pacts between Europe, India, Canada, and China bypass the US, reshaping jobs, supply chains, and the prices families pay every day.

International Business Times UK

'Don’t let bullies win': Ilhan Omar’s stern response after being attacked at Minneapolis town hall

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Tuesday hit back after a man attempted to spray her with an unknown substance during a packed town hall meeting in Minneapolis, vowing to continue speaking out against the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

The Times of India

Huge fire rips through 5-star hotel in exclusive Courchevel 1850 ski resort in French Alps

Fire rips through £11,000-a-night Grandes Alpes in Courchevel 1850

Evening Standard

'Syringes and poison ivy': Virginia nurse fired after videos of tips for ICE 'sabotage' go viral

A VCU Health nurse was terminated after viral videos showed her advising on methods to harm and incapacitate ICE agents. The nurse suggested using syringes with anesthetics and poison ivy in water guns, and spiking drinks with laxatives. VCU Health stated the content was inappropriate and did not align with…

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This 12,000-year-old site in Turkey is forcing archaeologists to rethink early humans

According to World Atlas, Göbekli Tepe sits on a low limestone ridge in southeastern Turkey, not far from the Syrian border, and continues to unsettle long-held ideas about early human societies. The site was first identified in the 1960s, but its significance only became clear decades later. Radiocarbon dating places…

The Times of India

Former French senator jailed for spiking MP’s drink with intent to sexually assault her

Tests found that three times the recreational dose of MDMA was found in Sandrine Josso’s body

The Independent UK

Bitcoin for car insurance? Dubai becomes first to accept crypto for insurance premium

Dubai's DIFC now allows a regulated insurer to accept crypto for policies, a first in the UAE. This move integrates digital assets directly into insurance payments, enabling Bitcoin to cover SUV, apartment, or health insurance. The development leverages blockchain's efficiency and programmable nature, bypassing traditional fees and offering 24/7 transactions,…

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International Business Times UK

Amazon Layoff 2026 Goes Out Of Hand As Firing Email Sent By Mistake, Revealing More Are Coming

A botched email exposed Amazon's 2026 layoffs, confirming AWS cuts and hinting at more ahead. Read about the misstep, employee impact, and what it means for the tech sector.

The Times of India

Is a wider terror alliance forming? Pakistan's Lashkar commander admits links to Hamas

A senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander has openly admitted to meetings with Hamas leadership in Doha, signaling a potential expansion of terror nexus. This development raises concerns as Pakistan, a 'major non-Nato ally,' allows Hamas representatives to operate freely, potentially undermining international counterterrorism efforts and Western security interests.

The Times of India

‘Doomsday mom’ convinced world was ending, abducts children; kids found in Croatia orphanage

A Utah woman obsessed with apocalyptic beliefs has been arrested after allegedly abducting her four young children and taking them to Europe, where the children were later found living in a state-run children’s home in Croatia.

Evening Standard

Trump promises to 'de-escalate' in Minnesota as he says US Border Patrol shooting victim was 'no would-be assassin'

The US president walked back his confrontational approach following a backlash over the deaths of two anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis

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Ecuadorian Consulate Chaos as ICE Agent Tried to Force Entry in Minneapolis Diplomatic Standoff

Ecuador protests after ICE agent attempts entry into its Minneapolis consulate, raising international tensions over US immigration enforcement.

The Guardian - UK

Nato needs to be ‘reimagined’ with Europe showing more capabilities, says Marco Rubio – as it happened

US secretary of state also said he was confident of ‘positive resolution’ on Denmark

Evening Standard

Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar attacked with 'unknown liquid' during town hall meeting

Shocking video footage shows a man charging at the US lawmaker before spraying a stream of liquid at her

The Times of India

Watch: Russian soldiers tied half naked to trees, forced to eat snow as punishment

Two Russian soldiers accused of desertion and disobeying orders were reportedly punished by being tied to a tree and forced to eat snow in freezing temperatures. The footage emerged amid ongoing peace talks, with Russia demanding territorial concessions from Ukraine, which Kyiv has rejected.

International Business Times UK

Nipah Virus Symptoms Unlike COVID You Must Not Ignore as World Braces for Deadly Animal-To-Human Virus

Doctors warn Nipah virus symptoms can mimic flu or COVID early, but rapid brain inflammation, seizures and high death risk make early action vital globally now.

The Times of India

New dinosaur fossils found under a parking lot reveal a 100-year-old secret in Colorado

You never really expect to stumble across dinosaur bones while fixing up a parking lot, but that’s exactly what happened at Dinosaur National Monument, on the border of Colorado and Utah. Workers were just doing some routine upgrades near the Quarry Exhibit Hall when they hit a layer of sandstone…

International Business Times UK

What Is Doomsday Clock? Scientist Sets The Clock To 85 Seconds To Midnight — Are We Really Running Out of Time?

The Doomsday Clock has been moved to a record 85 seconds to midnight, with scientists calling for immediate global action as escalating threats push humanity closer to catastrophe.

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