Trump Admitted Blocking Media Over Critical Coverage, Lawyer Says
A lawyer representing CNN, MS Now and Politico told a federal judge that former President Donald Trump acknowledged blocking certain news outlets from the White
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Big Girls Don't Cry Review: A Delicate Coming-of-Age Story from New Zealand
Paloma Schneideman’s film Big Girls Don’t Cry follows a 14-year-old girl in 2006 New Zealand as she navigates the uncertain terrain between childhood and adoles
Qatar Reports US‑Iran Talks Still Ongoing to End Conflict
Qatar has confirmed that the United States and Iran continue to engage in indirect negotiations aimed at ending the ongoing war. The talks, facilitated through
IRGC Official States Foreign Warships Have Retreated Over 1,000 Kilometres from Gulf Waters
An Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps official declared that foreign naval vessels have withdrawn to distances exceeding 1,000 kilometres from Iran's territorial
Twin Explosions Rock Aden International Airport
Two powerful blasts occurred near the international airport in Aden, Yemen, early Wednesday morning. The explosions shook the southern port city, raising immedi
U.S. Bombers Withdrawn from UK Base Amid Iranian Drone Threat
U.S. military authorities removed strategic bombers from a British air base after intelligence revealed a suspected Iranian plot. The operation involved the use
UN Human Rights Council Condemns Civilian Attacks in Sudan, Demands Immediate Ceasefire
The United Nations Human Rights Council has passed a resolution condemning attacks on civilians in Sudan and calling for an immediate ceasefire. The resolution
Okinawa Governor Arrested in Alleged Killing Case Days After Taking Office
Koichi Genta, the newly inaugurated governor of Okinawa Prefecture, was arrested by U.S. authorities in Marina, USA, just days after assuming office, over an al
France braces for national day of school protests after injuries and mass arrests
France is preparing for a nationwide day of school protests on Tuesday, following widespread demonstrations on Monday that led to injuries and mass arrests. Edu
California Real Estate Agent Arrested at LAX on Espionage Charges
Wanying Heather Zhang, a California-based real estate agent, was arrested by FBI agents at Los Angeles International Airport on October 5, 2026, as she attempte
Imran Khan’s Backers Rally in Lakki Marwat, Demanding His Release
Supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan gathered in the remote town of Lakki Marwat on Sunday, October 4, 2026, to protest the failure of recen
Congress Convenes Climate Experts in 1980, Inspiring a New Dramedy
In late October 1980, just days before Ronald Reagan’s inauguration, the U.S. Congress gathered twenty specialists—from climatologists to economists—at a seasid