Alleged IED Throwers in NYC Had Naturalized Parents, Rep. Roy Calls for Immigration Pause
Two U.S. citizens arrested for throwing an IED at anti-Islam protesters in NYC had naturalized parents, reigniting calls for stricter immigration policies.
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MoSD Warns Against Illegal Fundraising After Detecting 67 Cases in Year
Oman's MoSD detected 67 illegal fundraising cases totaling RO30,000, urging public to use its official Jood platform for transparent donations.
CRPF Provides Free Healthcare to 200+ Villagers in Manipur’s Remote Hill District
Over 200 villagers in Manipur's Kangpokpi district received free medical care during a CRPF-led camp.
Manipur Kuki-Zo-Hmar MLAs Participate Virtually in Assembly Session
Six Kuki-Zo-Hmar MLAs joined Manipur Assembly's budget session via video conference, marking a step toward reconciliation after two years of ethnic violence.
Gunmen Abduct Ondo Council Secretary and Colleague in Rural Poultry Farm Raid
Gunmen abducted Ondo council secretary and colleague at a poultry farm, causing panic and school closures.
President Lee Warns Against Radical Prosecutors’ Reform Push
President Lee warns against radical reforms to the prosecution system as Democratic Party hardliners push for the abolition of prosecutors' supplementary investigation rights.
Anthropic Sues Trump Admin Over Pentagon’s AI ‘Supply Chain Risk’ Designation
Anthropic sues Trump administration over Pentagon's designation of the AI company as a 'supply chain risk'.
Bill Clinton Deposed in House Epstein Inquiry Amid Political Tensions
Hillary Clinton testified in the House's Epstein inquiry, criticizing Republicans for using her as a political prop.
Program co-ordinators confused, frustrated as Algonquin College board set to discuss cuts | CBC News
Algonquin College's board of governors is set to discuss the suspension of more than 30 programs, but program co-ordinators say they remain confused about the criteria for the cuts.
Wantage Commemorates Pandemic with Rug and Vigil, Reflecting on Loss and Unity
Wantage marked the sixth anniversary of the UK's first lockdown with a community rug and vigil to honor those lost to the pandemic.
MP BJP Hosts Training Workshop in Jabalpur, Celebrates Cheetah Population Growth
MP BJP hosts training workshop in Jabalpur, celebrates cheetah population reaching 53.
Bermuda’s Premier Announces AI-Driven Government Pilot at NearCon Conference
Premier David Burt announces AI-powered government pilot and legal clarity efforts during NearCon conference in San Francisco.
Democratic turnout surges in Texas and North Carolina midterm primaries
Democratic voters in Texas and North Carolina showed unprecedented enthusiasm in the first round of midterm primaries, outpacing Republicans in key races.
Mamdani refuses to condemn alleged ISIS-linked bomb tossers in NYC protest clash
Mayor Zohran Mamdani refuses to condemn alleged ISIS-linked individuals who tossed bombs during an anti-Muslim protest near Gracie Mansion.
Live Nation Settles Antitrust Case with U.S. Justice Department in Landmark Agreement
Live Nation Entertainment settles antitrust case with the U.S. Justice Department, promising changes to promote fair competition in the live events industry.