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It’s raining cats in Malaysia: The story of ‘Operation Cat Drop’

As the title suggests, Operation Cat Drop appears to be a fairy tale. However, it really took place in the 1950s when a series of bizarre occurrences in Borneo resulted in cats being dropped from aeroplanes. The whole incident started with an innocent intention to help solve an environmental issue…

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‘Great Gen Z exodus’: Young Britons leaving UK in record numbers over rising cost-of-living

A record number of young people are leaving the United Kingdom, with rising living costs and limited financial prospects driving a sharp rise in youth emigration, according to a new report.

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Hormuz strait part of Iran’s territorial waters, closure because of conditions imposed: Iran

Amidst US-Iran peace talks, Iran asserts the Strait of Hormuz's closure is a response to imposed conditions, not a blockade. The embassy stated Iran is exercising its sovereign right to manage the waterway, which it claims is part of its territorial waters and was open before the war.

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China’s 120-kilometre undersea tunnel could cut 8-hour journey to just 40 minutes

The Bohai Strait Cross-Sea Channel is an ambitious engineering project that will represent a landmark in global civil engineering. This undersea rail tunnel will connect the two major ports of Dalian and Yantai by way of a 120-kilometre-long tunnel constructed beneath the seabed of the Bohai Sea, connecting the Liaodong…

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US sets new terms ahead of next Iran talks in Pakistan: Report

The US has reportedly set two conditions for upcoming peace talks with Iran in Pakistan: the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with reciprocal measures, and the Iranian delegation needing full authority from the Revolutionary Guard. These demands follow a previous instance where officials reportedly hindered negotiations. Both nations…

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King Charles, Queen Camilla not to meet Epstein survivors during historic US visit — here’s why

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will not meet survivors linked to the Jeffrey Epstein case during their upcoming state visit to the United States, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

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'I love my in-laws': JD Vance calls Indian-origin family ‘great contributors’ in immigration debate

US Vice President JD Vance lauded his Indian-origin in-laws as "great contributors" to America while addressing immigration concerns. He acknowledged the enriching role of immigrants, including those who arrived on H-1B visas, while emphasizing the responsibility of citizens to prioritize the nation's best interests. Vance shared a personal anecdote about…

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'Secretly switched planes': What led Iran delegation to reroute after failed US talks in Pakistan

An Iranian delegation reportedly received direct threats and credible intelligence of a potential attack on their aircraft en route to Pakistan for talks with the US. This led to a diversion of their return journey to Mashhad, with the team then traveling to Tehran by land.

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Probe uncovers syringe reuse at Pakistan hospital as 331 children test HIV-positive

A suspected healthcare-linked HIV outbreak in Pakistan's Punjab province has infected at least 331 children, with a BBC investigation revealing unsafe injection practices at a government hospital. Syringes were reportedly reused on medicine vials and administered to multiple children, leading to a significant number of cases attributed to contaminated needles.

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Saudi Arabia announces tough penalties for Hajj 1447 permit violations: Fines up to SAR 100,000 and 10-year entry ban

As preparations intensify for Hajj 1447 AH, Saudi Arabia has laid out a stringent penalty framework aimed at regulating pilgrim movement and preventing unauthorised participation. The Ministry of Interior’s latest announcement makes it clear that both individuals and facilitators who bypass permit rules will face steep fines, deportation, and even…

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'America is back': Trump targets Pope Leo again, draws line on Iran nuclear issue

President Trump reignited his public dispute with Pope Leo XIV, criticizing the Vatican's stance on Iran's nuclear program. This unusual clash, amplified by an AI-generated image of Trump in a Christ-like form, has caused discomfort among some Republican leaders and Christian conservatives, sparking widespread satire.

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'Minab’s lost lives will haunt me forever': Majid Majidi

Renowned filmmaker Majid Majidi, engaged in relief work, shared the devastating impact of ongoing conflict on Iranian cities, highlighting civilian suffering and the loss of innocent lives. He emphasized Iranian resilience and the global public's support, urging international action beyond mere statements to address the humanitarian crisis and prevent regional…

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5,000-year-old DNA shock: Scientists uncover secret male dynasties in Scottish Stone Age tombs

A new study on the genetics of ancient humans, using DNA extracted from 40 people who were buried in stalled cairns in Caithness and Orkney, has found evidence of a highly structured, male-dominated social system that lasted for more than 500 years.

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US Navy destroyer intercepts two oil tankers trying to leave Hormuz; orders them to turn back

A US Navy destroyer intercepted two oil tankers leaving Iran, marking the initial phase of a US-declared blockade aimed at pressuring Tehran. Despite the blockade, some Iran-linked vessels reportedly transited the Strait of Hormuz. Experts caution about the blockade's effectiveness and warn of potential escalation and retaliation from Iran.

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Is the Iran war ending? Trump signals hope for fresh talks, but says 'we’re not finished'

US President Donald Trump stated that the war with Iran is "very close to being over" as new peace talks are set to begin. He believes Iran "wants to make a deal very badly," despite the US not being finished with its objectives. This comes after initial talks stalled over…

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President vs Pope: Trump’s divine detour rattles the faithful

TOI Correspondent from Washington: MAGA supremo Donald Trump’s theological skirmish with Pope Leo — spiritual head of more than a billion Catholics — has triggered a backlash from his own conservative base, with Republican leaders, Christian activists and late-night comedians converging, for once, on the same punchline.

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Sneako assaulted during New York livestream as shocking on-camera attack leaves fans stunned

Sneako was assaulted during a livestream in New York City, with the incident quickly going viral online. Shortly after, he reassured fans on social media, saying he was fine and would resume streaming. He later described the attack as unexpected and possibly not random. The incident follows a recent confrontation…

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Trump signals fresh US-Iran negotiations as Israel-Lebanon hold first direct talks in decades

US President Donald Trump announced potential fresh peace talks with Iran could resume in Pakistan within two days, following collapsed weekend negotiations. Simultaneously, Israel and Lebanon agreed to launch direct peace negotiations, marking significant diplomatic progress on two key Middle Eastern fronts amidst ongoing conflict.

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Candace Owens drops fresh Erika Kirk claims as TPUSA CEO skips event and Charlie Kirk mystery continues to grow

Candace Owens made new claims about Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA after the CEO skipped a JD Vance event. She spoke about a traced gun, donor statements, and repeated her “Charlie GPT” theory. Owens also questioned leadership decisions after Charlie Kirk’s death, but she did not present verified proof…

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Donald Trump thinks drinking soda kills cancer cells, says health expert: 'It’s freshly squeezed, how bad could it be?'

US President Donald Trump has reportedly suggested that diet soda may help fight cancer, based on the idea that it can kill grass when poured on it, according to comments made by Dr. Mehmet Oz. Oz serves as Administrator for the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services.

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Who is Leia? Streamer opens up about Sykkuno incident as past claims resurface and raise serious questions online

Streamer Leia has come forward with claims involving Thomas “Sykkuno,” sharing her experience from a hotel stay during Evo Las Vegas. Her statements follow earlier accusations by Hemomal. Leia also spoke about her conversation with him afterward and the steps she took later. The situation continues to gain attention as…

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VTuber Camila shares heartbreaking personal loss as family tragedy shakes streaming community

VTuber Camila revealed devastating news of family members killed in Lebanon bombings during a live stream. While many fans offered heartfelt support, some cruelly mocked her voice, prompting Camila to defend her decision to share publicly. The streaming community remains divided, with a strong contingent urging compassion and respect for…

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Who is Lonna Drewes? Fifth woman alleges sexual misconduct by Eric Swalwell as Democrat resigns from post

Lonna Drewes came forward as the fifth woman to publicly accuse California Democrat and Representative Eric Swalwell of sexual misconduct. Drewes is a former model and software company owner. She appeared at a press conference in Beverly Hills alongside her attorney, Lisa Bloom. She detailed an alleged incident from 2018…

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11 UK police officers investigated for alleged racism over handling of car crash that killed PIO schoolgirl

LONDON: The police watchdog is investigating 11 Met Police officers over their handling of a car crash that killed an Indian-origin and a Chinese-origin schoolgirl and whether race influenced police conduct.

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Banks in US to soon collect citizenship information, Scott Bessent says it's not unreasonable

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the proposed executive order that would make it mandatory for banks to collect citizenship information is in the process. “It’s in process. And I don’t think it’s unreasonable, because: Why don’t we have information on who’s in our banking system? I have a place…

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