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In response to escalating tensions, Israel launched precise strikes on Iranian military facilities. This action followed the killing of Hezbollah’s top leaders in Lebanon by Israeli forces. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced that their strikes specifically targeted Iranian military infrastructure. However, they did not aim at energy or nuclear facilities, according to a U.S. …
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In a historic move, President Joe Biden issued a formal apology to Native American communities for the atrocities committed against Indigenous children in federal Indian boarding schools. Speaking in Arizona’s Gila River Indian Community, Biden apologized to all tribal nations for the trauma endured across generations, marking a solemn moment in U.S. history. Acknowledging a …
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Northern Philippines: Homeowners in northern regions of the Philippines grappled with extensive damage left by Tropical Storm Trami on Friday. Using spades and rakes, they cleared debris, while rescue teams combed through thick mud searching for the missing. The death toll has now risen to 76 as reports continue to emerge. Trami unleashed torrential downpours, …
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Early voting for the 2024 election is breaking records across the U.S., with over 28 million ballots already cast. As Election Day approaches on November 5, Americans are taking advantage of early voting in battleground states and across the country. Most voters are choosing to vote by mail, highlighting a major trend in this election …
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Turkey’s air force carried out airstrikes in Iraq and Syria on Wednesday. The strikes were in apparent retaliation for an attack on a defence company that left five people dead and over 20 injured. The attack took place at the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara, a key company involved in civilian and military aircraft …
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The majority of Americans stressed by the upcoming election shows us the feel of how concerned the U.S. citizens are about their future. A recent survey by the American Psychological Association (APA) reveals that over 69% of American adults feel stressed about the upcoming presidential election. This survey, conducted online in August by The Harris …
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Washington — Former Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly, who served as Donald Trump’s longest-tenured White House chief of staff, said in a recent interview that Trump prefers a dictatorial style of governance, has made comments praising Adolf Hitler, and disliked being seen with veterans who had lost limbs. In an interview with The New York …
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Sri Lankan authorities have deployed troops and increased police patrols around a Jewish community center in a popular surfing town, following a warning from the U.S. embassy about a potential attack on tourist hotspots in the area. The enhanced security measures come after social media posts called for a boycott of Israeli-owned businesses in Arugam …
CNN’s veteran correspondent, Clarissa Ward, revealed a harrowing experience of being held captive by a militia in Darfur, Sudan. The incident occurred while she was reporting on the civil war that has devastated the region. Ward, 44, was accompanied by cameraman Scott McWhinnie and producer Brent Swails when they were detained by armed fighters for …
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The Bangladesh government has officially banned the Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), the student wing of the Awami League, on Thursday. This move comes after the group’s involvement in violent attacks during student protests. These protests played a significant role in the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government in August. The ban was imposed …
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