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NFL Films captured Chris Jones’ tearful moment as Chiefs clinched Super Bowl berth

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It was a moment that NFL fans caught immediately with Chris Jones — they saw the legendary Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle on the sidelines crying as the team clinched yet another Super Bowl berth.

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Pilot reports icing before crash: 6 die in Piper PA-46 plunge; NTSB probes weather, safety

Pilot reports icing before crash: 6 die in Piper PA-46 plunge; NTSB probes weather, safety

An experienced pilot and five other people were killed when a six-seat plane crashed in a wooded area near Mirror Lake State Park in Wisconsin, US, on Tuesday night, after the pilot reported ice building up on its wings during a thunderstorm. The Piper PA-46 Malibu was flying from Kenosha…

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Bird flu caused the death of Jackie, a California bald eagle who captured hearts

Bird flu caused the death of Jackie, a California bald eagle who captured hearts

Officials say bird flu caused the death of a bald eagle named Jackie who had become an internet sensation and a symbol of the species’ recovery in California

The Independent UK

Florida man killed ex-fiancee hours after their 'People's Court' episode aired, police say

Florida man killed ex-fiancee hours after their 'People's Court' episode aired, police say

Authorities say a Florida man whose former fiancee went missing nearly 15 years ago, just hours after they appeared together on a pretaped episode of “The People’s Court,” has been charged with her murder

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US proposes ending deference policy for H-1B extensions; Indian workers may face closer scrutiny

US proposes ending deference policy for H-1B extensions; Indian workers may face closer scrutiny

The US Department of Homeland Security proposes to eliminate a policy regarding visa extension approvals. Immigration officers may reassess petitions even when circumstances have not changed or remain the same. This change could lead to increased scrutiny for H-1B visa workers extending their stay in the US. Employers might face…

The Economic Times

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China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

In a landmark move, China and Pakistan have kicked off their inaugural joint military exercise, dubbed Karakoram 2026, in the high-altitude region of Xinjiang. This operation emphasizes counter-terrorism strategies, utilizing advanced Chinese military technology. The participating forces aim to refine their skills in mountainous terrains, thus fortifying the strategic partnership…

The Times of India

Oregon mom of 6 lost both legs and a hand after routine hysterectomy. Now she’s suing doctors, claiming their decisions left her paralyzed

Oregon mom of 6 lost both legs and a hand after routine hysterectomy. Now she’s suing doctors, claiming their decisions left her paralyzed

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Pilot reports icing before crash: 6 die in Piper PA-46 plunge; NTSB probes weather, safety

Pilot reports icing before crash: 6 die in Piper PA-46 plunge; NTSB probes weather, safety

An experienced pilot and five other people were killed when a six-seat plane crashed in a wooded area near Mirror Lake State Park in Wisconsin, US, on Tuesday night, after the pilot reported ice building up on its wings during a thunderstorm. The Piper PA-46 Malibu was flying from Kenosha…

The Times of India

Bird flu caused the death of Jackie, a California bald eagle who captured hearts

Bird flu caused the death of Jackie, a California bald eagle who captured hearts

Officials say bird flu caused the death of a bald eagle named Jackie who had become an internet sensation and a symbol of the species’ recovery in California

The Independent UK

Florida man killed ex-fiancee hours after their 'People's Court' episode aired, police say

Florida man killed ex-fiancee hours after their 'People's Court' episode aired, police say

Authorities say a Florida man whose former fiancee went missing nearly 15 years ago, just hours after they appeared together on a pretaped episode of “The People’s Court,” has been charged with her murder

The Independent UK

US proposes ending deference policy for H-1B extensions; Indian workers may face closer scrutiny

US proposes ending deference policy for H-1B extensions; Indian workers may face closer scrutiny

The US Department of Homeland Security proposes to eliminate a policy regarding visa extension approvals. Immigration officers may reassess petitions even when circumstances have not changed or remain the same. This change could lead to increased scrutiny for H-1B visa workers extending their stay in the US. Employers might face…

The Economic Times

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China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

China, Pakistan hold high-altitude army drills with Beijing-supplied arms

In a landmark move, China and Pakistan have kicked off their inaugural joint military exercise, dubbed Karakoram 2026, in the high-altitude region of Xinjiang. This operation emphasizes counter-terrorism strategies, utilizing advanced Chinese military technology. The participating forces aim to refine their skills in mountainous terrains, thus fortifying the strategic partnership…

The Times of India

Oregon mom of 6 lost both legs and a hand after routine hysterectomy. Now she’s suing doctors, claiming their decisions left her paralyzed

Oregon mom of 6 lost both legs and a hand after routine hysterectomy. Now she’s suing doctors, claiming their decisions left her paralyzed

She ended up in septic shock.

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