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America's most advanced aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R Ford, is grappling with persistent sewage system failures during its extended deployment near the Middle East. Despite the Navy's assurances of operational readiness, the $13 billion vessel's next-generation plumbing struggles with waste from its 4,600-strong crew, leading to frequent clogs and…

The CDC’s top job has been unsettled for months. President Donald Trump’s initial nominee, former Florida representative David Weldon, failed to secure sufficient Senate support. Susan Monarez, a longtime federal scientist who stepped in as interim director and was later nominated permanently, was subsequently pushed out. Jim O’Neill, a deputy…

Boston Globe's 153-year print run was halted for the first time due to a severe snowstorm. Record snowfall prevented staff from reaching the printing plant, forcing the cancellation of Tuesday's edition. This unprecedented event highlights the impact of extreme weather, even as digital news consumption rises.

Rob Jetten, just 38, was sworn in as the country’s youngest-ever prime minister. He’s also the first openly gay leader in Dutch history, something that seems to have barely raised an eyebrow at home, but might feel symbolic abroad. Jetten leads a minority coalition made up of his Democrats' 66…

Even as a historic winter storm buried parts of the northeastern United States under record snowfall, a social media post has gone viral, highlighting New York City’s rapid recovery and strong emergency response.

Laura Loomer ignited a fierce online clash after condemning Candace Owens’ investigative series trailer focused on Erika Kirk. Loomer accused Owens of exploiting a grieving widow and criticized media outlets amplifying the narrative. The dispute has deepened divisions within conservative circles, raised questions about ethics and media responsibility, and intensified…

Two Indians have been deported by the Canadian authorities for their involvement in a range of illegal activities in the country involving extortion, threatening the public, arson, shoplifting etc. It's not known whether they are related or are known to each other or worked for the same gang, but both…

Pakistan's jailed ex-PM Imran Khan received a second eye injection at a government hospital in Islamabad for his vision ailment. Officials confirmed his stable condition and return to jail. His family, however, expressed distrust in government facilities and reiterated demands for treatment at a private hospital, seeking transparency in his…

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the assault, which appeared to be carefully timed to target responding officers. The violence came just a day after another deadly episode in nearby Karak. On Monday, attackers used an explosives-laden drone to hit a paramilitary post, injuring several personnel. As the wounded were…

UAE residents will find essential medicines more accessible and affordable following a landmark reform by the Emirates Drug Establishment. Effective February 24, 2026, a new rule mandates multiple authorized agents for each drug, dismantling single-agent monopolies. This move enhances supply chain flexibility, boosts competition, and strengthens the nation's healthcare sector.

Kyiv: As European leaders and experts gather in Kyiv to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there is a collective sense that Russia is not willing to stop any time soon. Speaking at the opening of the Yalta European Strategy (YES) Special Meeting, there is clarity…