Tropical Storm Rachel tracker: Latest path, California landfall forecast and cities at risk
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What did Lisa Cook allegedly do? Trump launches probe into Federal Reserve Governor over mortgage claims
Trump has ordered a hearing into mortgage allegations against Lisa Cook as he renews his effort to remove her from the…
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California flooding: Newport Beach and Long Beach hit ahead of Tropical Storm Rachel's expected landfall; videos emerge
Videos circulating online show waves crashing against seawalls and flooding nearby roads.
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Trump announces sanctions on ICC hours after Indian-origin ex-judge Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington would ban transactions with what he called a "rogue court."
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‘Pillay is unabashed hater of America’: Trump reposts criticism of Nobel Peace Prize winner
Trump reshared the post, which said the Nobel Committee had “shamed itself beyond repair” by selecting Pillay.
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Iran claims attack on LPG tanker, says vessels trying to cross Strait of Hormuz will be ‘punished’
Ali Mohammadi, the IRGC Navy’s political deputy, said Iranian forces had been conducting nightly operations in the…
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USS Abraham Lincoln returns to San Diego after 322 days at sea; Pete Hegseth honors crew amid concerns over conditions
Thousands of sailors returned to San Diego aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after a 322-day deployment supporting the…
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'Come back, let's build India': Sridhar Vembu urges Indian techies to return after US Green Card freeze
In a post on X, Vembu highlighted the contribution Indians have made to the US economy and technology sector over the…
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'From battling racism to winning Nobel Peace Prize’: How Tamil-origin Navanethem ‘Navi’ Pillay became a human rights icon
Navi Pillay rose from poverty and apartheid-era discrimination in South Africa to become a prominent human rights…
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Former Sri Lankan president Rajapaksa moves apex court seeking protection from arrest
Former Sri Lankan president Rajapaksa moves apex court seeking protection from arrest
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Scrapped IPO of Nvidia-Backed Company Points to Limits of AI Boom
Australian cloud-computing firm Firmus Grid had sought a $30 billion valuation despite having only two operational data…
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Renoir heist solved: 2 paintings stolen from French museum recovered; 6 arrested
The mayor of the town housing the Renoir Museum, Bryan Masson, issued a statement praising investigators who tracked…
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AI stocks recover as futures rise, oil slips
Stock futures rallied after a tech-led selloff in the previous session, as lower oil prices and a rebound in…
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Juan Luengo's vow as he runs for Kansas Treasurer post in midterms: ‘Have to work with both political parties’
Juan Luengo is the Democratic Party candidate running for the Kansas Treasurer's post, and he spoke exclusively with…
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Oil prices retreat after Trump appears to rule out Iran strikes before midterms
Oil fell Friday after surging previous day, as traders weighed Trump’s pledge not to attack Iran before the US midterm…
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The rise of the AI marketplace
Businesses such as OpenRouter are thriving as companies try to cut token costs
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Who is Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay? Tamil-origin jurist gets Nobel Peace Prize 2026 for efforts to promote peace
Nobel Peace Prize 2026: This year's winner, Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay. was born and brought up in a family of Tamil…
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Indian-origin South African jurist Navi Pillay gets Nobel Peace Prize for legal measures to help prevent 'war, violence'
As per the Nobel Committee, Pillay has been awarded for her instrumental role in ensuring that war crimes, crimes…
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Pro-Khalistan secessionists support separatist referendum in Canada’s Alberta province
There is concern in Ottawa over the referendum amid media reports of potential American interference in the process,…
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'Cornell 7' Jane Doe's identity at risk? Accuser 'terrified' after swatting incident; shocking details emerge
Officers with guns drawn surrounded Cornell's Jane Doe's family’s home on Tuesday night after receiving a false…
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3 killed, including Saudia pilot, in Houthi strikes on Riyadh airport, aircraft
Among those killed was a pilot with the national airline, while several others of “different nationalities” were…
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Who is Armando Garza Lira? Texas mayor’s husband arrested by ICE after alleged visa overstay
Armando Garza Lira, the husband of Crystal City Mayor Jose Cerda, was taken into custody during an immigration…
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Why did Orkut disappear? Its founder now wants to bring it back to life
Orkut Buyukkokten created Orkut while he was working at Google as a software developer. The tech giant formally…
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US green card rules lawsuit: Why unions and immigrant groups are challenging Trump administration in court
A lawsuit says new USCIS rules put green card applicants at greater risk of rejection, including people with pending…
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Canada looking to attract more graduate international students
As overall international student admissions decrease, the proportion of students arriving to study at universities is…
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Christa Pike health update: Lungs clear, regular diet starts as death row inmate shows concern for Colleen Slemmer's family
Christa Pike's lawyers shared an update on the Tennessee death row inmate's health after she survived the botched…
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From bogong moths to Christmas beetles – how to slow down, spot more insects
From bogong moths to Christmas beetles – how to slow down, spot more insects
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Brenden Cuni's name pops up after ICE shoots Oscar Belgal in New York City; locals share Marble Hill Operation photos
Social media posts from independent journalists have alleged that the ICE supervisor, Brenden Cuni, was present during…
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Trump admin's latest visa policy shift: A complete breakdown of H-1B measures, green-card changes and what remains unaffected
The administration suspended PERM processing for 8 companies and launched investigations into 9 universities’ J-1…
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10 dead, 16 injured: Prison riot breaks out in Mexico's Sinaloa state; here's what happened
The violence took place on Thursday morning at the El Castillo Penitentiary in the port city of Mazatlan, in Sinaloa,…
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In 1769, a French explorer gifted Māori two pigs; their descendants helped establish feral pig populations in New Zealand
A French explorer's gift of two pigs in 1769 led to trade, escapes, and wild herds. Here is what science says about the…
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In 1986, Onondaga Lake reopened to fishing after sewage and industry made it infamous, and it now has more than 65 documented fish species
Swimming was banned by 1940 and fishing by 1970. Today, Onondaga Lake is the cleanest in over a century, with 65-plus…
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Trump chief of staff’s daughter Katie Wiles photographed with pro-Russia politician amid Bosnia lobbying row
Katie Wiles, the daughter of White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, has been photographed holding a rifle alongside a…
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In 2006, California reopened Bolsa Chica to the Pacific, restoring tidal flow to about 1,247 acres of wetlands
A 2006 inlet brought daily tides back to Bolsa Chica, and fish, shorebirds and nesting birds followed.
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Who is Oscar Belgal? 5 things on New York City man shot by ICE agents in Marble Hill; Mayor Mamdani vows action
Oscar Belgal has been identified as the man shot in New York City by ICE agents as Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowed to take…
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In 1979, China introduced smooth cordgrass to create coastal land; it now covers about 68,000 hectares and reduces feeding space for shorebirds
In 1979, China introduced smooth cordgrass to turn tidal flats into land. It now covers about 68,000 hectares, cutting…
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