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President Trump Is Bold, Brave, and Right on the Iran War

He defied almost all his advisors, including Vice President J.D. Vance, and has done all the right things on the Iran War.

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Saudi airstrikes hit Yemen's rebel-held Mokha airport as Houthis take island near key strait

Yemen's Houthi rebels seized a strategic island in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This advance further threatens Saudi oil exports through a key global shipping lane. Saudi Arabia responded with airstrikes against the port city of Mokha, which the Houthis captured. The rebels' territorial gains could boost Iran's strategy to pressure…

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US to extradite 6 Nigerians from South Africa for swindling American women of $6M in romance scam

Six Nigerian nationals linked to a criminal network accused of swindling American women out of over $6 million through online romance scams will be extradited to the United States on Friday

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Before 9/11, US knew Bin Laden was a threat. India-Pakistan tensions were the bigger worry

9/11 has been one of the most horrifying incidents of terrorism to happen on American soil. It claimed 2,977 victims not even accounting for the collective trauma it resulted in.

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25 years ago, a NASA astronaut witnessed the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks from space and captured a haunting photograph of smoke rising over New York City

An astronaut witnessed the 9/11 attacks from space, capturing a haunting image of smoke over New York City. Frank Culbertson, aboard the ISS, photographed the massive plume after the World Trade Center towers collapsed. He also observed a striking absence of airplane contrails across the United States. This unique vantage…

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After 9/11, Gander sheltered 7,000 Americans as 38 planes landed after attack

Long before the trade tariffs, barriers and diplomatic tensions between the US and Canada, there was a time when thousands of Americans found unexpected refuge in a tiny Canadian town after 9/11. On September 11, 2001, residents of a small Canadian town thousands of miles from New York suddenly found…

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The US has made progress in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but the Iran war is far from over

The United States has succeeded in loosening Iran's grip over the Strait of Hormuz while virtually shutting down Iran's own exports

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Mistakes, mistrust and misdirection: 25 years after 9/11, its dark legacy continues to unfold

The world’s most powerful country responded to the worst terrorist attack in its history by inflicting terror of its own – around the world, and at home

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Vermont town opens 1976 time capsule with a joint and birth-control packaging

In 1976, as the United States celebrated its bicentennial, residents of Warren, Vermont, decided to leave a message for the future. They filled a time capsule with objects that reflected everyday life, local humour and the era’s changing culture, then buried it beneath the town. Among the contents were a…

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How Iranian arms helped Houthis seize key Red Sea port in 'lightning' blitz

The Houthi takeover of Yemen’s Red Sea port city of Mocha was backed by a rapid offensive involving Iranian-supplied weapons, drones and direct guidance from commanders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), according to Reuters. The attack came as Tehran seeks to open another pressure point against the United…

The Times of India

'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks

Prime Minister John Howard was in the United States when terrorists attacked on September 11, 2001, which would change the course of his prime ministership.

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Britain and NATO Allies Foil Reported Russian Drill To Disable Arctic Cables Without a Trace

Russian deep-sea vessels were reportedly stopped near Svalbard while simulating an operation against undersea cables, prompting a joint response from Britain, Norway and the United States.

International Business Times UK

Space: Europe urged to find its path, from crewed spaceflight to communications

French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called on Thursday for Europeans to "act" on a massive scale to find their place against the United States and China in the space race, from communications to crewed spaceflight. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney, Svetla Ben-Itzhak,…

France 24

A 50% Tariff on Pencil Parts? Welcome to the U.S.-Canada Trade War.

Canada's retaliatory tariffs include the little metal band that holds an eraser onto a pencil.

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Medical Daily

Bangladesh Suspected Measles Deaths Near 1,000 as U.S. Cases Hit a 35-Year High Ahead of Fall Travel Season

Bangladesh reports 999 measles-related deaths as U.S. cases reach 3,134. What families should check on MMR doses before international travel.

The Economic Times

Houthis seize key Yemeni Red Sea port, sources say, threatening global energy flows

Houthi militants seized Yemen's Mocha port, threatening vital global energy supplies. This escalation occurs as Iran and the United States engage in tit-for-tat attacks. President Trump expects the war to end after the upcoming mid-term elections. Saudi Arabia has warned Iran to control its Houthi allies to prevent further crisis.…

The Times of India

Can Iran hurt Trump at ballot box? Tehran’s new war strategy explained

Iran is stepping up pressure on the United States less than two months before the US midterm elections, with analysts saying Tehran hopes to increase the political and economic costs of the war for President Donald Trump and weaken his position at home.

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Woman Explains Systemic Racism With One Unexpected Analogy, Goes Viral With 3.5 Million Views

It’s no secret that racism has been a part of history for at least centuries. And while some people prefer to pretend that it doesn’t exist anymore, that’s just living in denial. Systemic racism still very much impacts the United States, and one woman has gone viral online for sharing…

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In 1850, California became 31st state of United States, more than 170 years later home to Hollywood poses strict challenge to Donald Trump, becomes key US House race to watch in midterm elections 2026

California’s proposed admission immediately became part of the national debate over slavery. The territory sought admission as a free state, which threatened to alter the balance between free and slave states in Congress.

The Economic Times

Why is the Bab el-Mandeb Strait so important?

Iran-backed Houthis aim to control Yemen's Red Sea coast and Bab el-Mandeb strait. This strategic waterway connects Asia to Europe via the Suez Canal. Major shipping firms have rerouted vessels, increasing freight costs and journey times. Houthi control could grant Iran leverage in its conflict with the United States. Petroleum…

Medical Daily

A Drug-Resistant Ringworm Strain Is Now Confirmed in Twenty-Nine Countries as US Testing Capacity Stays Thin

A study in the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases traced drug-resistant ringworm across 29 countries. US surveillance stays thin and voluntary.

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Portuguese economist Ricardo Reis dropped by IMF after criticising Trump tariffs

Ricardo Reis warned that tariffs could drive up prices in the United States and potentially trigger a new wave of inflation.

Medical Daily

Dr. Sarah Daccarett on the Estradiol Patch Shortage and the Delivery Route That Isn't Affected

Women across the United States are being told their estradiol patches are unavailable. The Food and Drug Administration says there is no shortage. Both statements are, in a narrow sense, accurate, and the space between them is where patients are losing access to treatment.

The Economic Times

CBI arrests fugitive fraud accused after extradition from US

A fugitive wanted for over a decade was deported from the United States. He was apprehended upon arrival at New Delhi's international airport. The CBI pursued his extradition through Interpol channels for his involvement in a fraud. Indian nationals in Singapore were defrauded through spoofed calls in 2013. The accused…

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A Patient Accidentally Received 12.5 Grams of a Painkiller Banned in the US and Never Got Sick

An accidental 12.5-gram dipyrone dose produced no organ toxicity across 62 days of monitoring, and the pharmacokinetics explain why.

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