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U.S. and Syrian Forces Hit ISIS Weapons Sites in Coordinated Airstrikes
American and Syrian military forces carried out a series of coordinated airstrikes this week, targeting what officials identified as key ISIS weapons storage locations in southern Syria. The operation, which unfolded over several days, was aimed at cutting off the group’s ability to rearm and rebuild. According to U.S. military officials, the strikes were concentrated in the Rif Damashq region, an area where ISIS fighters have attempted to regroup following earlier territoria
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Future’s Brother Arrested in Federal Drug Raid
Federal authorities carried out a major drug raid in suburban Georgia that ended with the arrest of the brother of rapper Future, shaking both the local community and the hip-hop world. According to investigators, agents from the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration targeted a short-term rental home in Forest Park after receiving intelligence that the location was being used as a distribution point for large quantities of fentanyl. When agents moved in, they discovered
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Tax benefits to be cut for immigrants
The U.S. government has announced a major policy shift that will restrict certain tax benefits for many immigrants, especially those who rely on refundable tax credits. Treasury officials say the move is meant to tighten eligibility rules and ensure that only U.S. citizens and certain qualified residents can receive what they describe as “federally funded public benefits.” What the New Policy Does Several major refundable tax credits — including the Earned Income Tax Credit,
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FDA Memo Claims COVID-19 Shots Caused 10 Child Deaths — Agency Plans Major Vaccine Reforms
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A confidential internal memo from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has triggered national debate after claiming that COVID-19 vaccines contributed to the deaths of 10 American children. The document, authored by Vinay Prasad, head of the FDA’s vaccine division, asserts that the fatalities were caused by myocarditis — an inflammation of the heart muscle that has been identified as a rare side effect of mRNA vaccines. According to the memo, the chi
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Almost 500 people got unalive in south east Asia
A devastating wave of monsoon-fuelled flooding and landslides has swept across Southeast Asia leaving tragedy in its wake, with at least 500 people dead and many more missing or displaced as of late November 2025. What happened Since mid-November, a combination of unusually heavy monsoon rains and tropical storms has battered large swaths of the region, triggering catastrophic floods and landslides. Key epicenters include: Sumatra, Indonesia — the worst-hit area. According t
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Why the IRS might owe you a refund even if you forgot
Why the IRS might owe you a refund even if you forgot If during a given tax year more money was withheld from your paycheck (or paid in estimated tax) than you owed in actual taxes or if you qualified for refundable credits — the IRS owes you a refund. Sometimes people don’t realize they are owed a refund because they never filed a return (especially if their income was low, or they believed filing wasn’t required). According to the IRS, many Americans each year have “unclaim
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Peru declared a state of emergency
The surge of migrants reportedly accelerated after a far-right presidential candidate in Chile, José Antonio Kast, threatened mass deportations of undocumented immigrants if elected. That led many undocumented migrants — mostly Venezuelans — to leave Chile and attempt to enter Peru. Some crossings have turned chaotic: media reports show long queues of families, including children and elderly people, waiting near border posts between Chile and Peru. In response, Peru’s interim
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Trump vows to pause people from entering from third world countries after the shooting in Washington
What Trump just said and why it matters now In the wake of a deadly attack near the White House in which a 29-year-old Afghan national allegedly shot two members of the National Guard, killing one and wounding another —Trump declared he would “permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries.” In that post, he also promised to end “all federal benefits and subsidies” to non-citizens, deport immigrants deemed “not a net asset,” and “denaturalize migrants who undermi
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Driver’s license holders
From January 2026, new penalties for drivers are being introduced to increase road safety and deter dangerous behavior. Key changes include: Stricter penalty , points for offenses like speeding, mobile phone use (even just touching your phone), or not wearing a seatbelt will lead to faster license suspension. Higher fines Fines for common violations such as distracted driving, speeding, and seatbelt offenses are increasing. Repeat offenders who repeatedly break the rules wil
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Trump proposed eliminating income tax
Trump said he may “substantially” cut and potentially “completely” eliminate the federal income tax in the coming years. He argued this could be possible because revenues from tariffs (taxes on imports) have increased significantly under his administration, and that those tariff revenues could replace much of the money the government currently collects from income taxes. Why he says this is possible The idea rests on using fast-growing tariff revenue instead of income taxes t
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World Leaders Convene for High-Stakes Climate Summit, Unveil New Global Solutions
In a pivotal gathering aimed at confronting the escalating climate crisis, world leaders met this week for an international climate summit where discussions centered on cutting global emissions, strengthening protections against extreme weather, and securing financial commitments for vulnerable nations. Officials from more than 190 countries attended the high-level conference, which builds on the goals of the Paris Agreement and recent UN climate negotiations. Throughout the
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**Four Hospitals Damaged as Hurricane Melissa Batters Jamaica**
Kingston, Jamaica — Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, left a trail of destruction across Jamaica, with four major hospitals suffering significant damage as the powerful hurricane swept through the island. The affected hospitals—Kingston Public Hospital, Cornwall Regional Hospital, Mandeville Regional Hospital, and St. Ann’s Bay Hospital—are among the country’s largest medical facilities and serve thousands of residents. According to the Ministry of Health, the hurricane’
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Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, struck Jamaica with devastating force, bringing sustained winds of 185 mph and causing catastrophic flooding across the island. The hurricane led to widespread power outages, affecting more than 530,000 residents, and resulted in significant destruction of homes, roads, and public infrastructure. The official death toll in Jamaica has risen to 28, with many more injured or missing as search and rescue operations continue. Emergency servi
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500 more troops was assigned to the Washington d c area after two national guards lost there life
As a result, the new surge of 500 troops is already raising constitutional and civil-liberties concerns — especially given that the next court date to review the deployment’s legality is scheduled for December. Context: what we know — and what remains unclear Officials emphasize this appears to have been a lone-gunman attack; as of now, there is no evidence of a broader plot or additional suspects. The motive remains under investigation. Authorities have not declared whether
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Elon musk really want us to move to mars
Elon Musk had always believed humanity was worth saving, even when Earth seemed determined to prove otherwise. By the mid-21st century, the skies above the great cities glowed a hazy orange, and storms of dust and plastic drifted across continents like ghostly reminders of carelessness. Oceans churned with toxins. Forests retreated. Yet people continued on, hopeful but uncertain, watching their world change faster than they could. Musk, restless as ever, stood on the launch p
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Two national guards got laid in Washington d c
At 2:15 p.m. on a crisp late-November afternoon, the streets around Farragut Square in downtown Washington, D.C. were unusually quiet for a weekday — a lull only broken by the distant hum of traffic and the muffled chatter of tourists lingering near the park. The mood was calm, even peaceful, until the sharp crack of gunfire cut across 17th Street and I Street NW. Witnesses describe a sudden, chaotic scene: a pair of soldiers in uniform fell to the ground, a third figure crum
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Nicky is in trouble
She (and her husband Kenneth Petty) were ordered by a court to pay a security guard Thomas Weidenmuller about US $500,000 after the guard sued them over an alleged backstage assault. The allegations: the assault reportedly happened after a 2019 concert in Frankfurt, Germany. Weidenmuller claims that Petty punched him in the face, breaking his jaw. Because Nicki Minaj and Kenneth Petty didn’t respond to the lawsuit, a “default judgment” was entered — which means the court rule
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