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“Charlie was likely sacrificed”: Candace Owens revisits Charlie Kirk’s death with controversial Freemasonry angle

Political commentator Candace Owens stirred controversy after suggesting that Charlie Kirk may have been “sacrificed,” linking her theory to research into Freemasonry. During her series, Owens said a Freemason Bible sent to her offered insight into the organization’s beliefs. Her remarks quickly spread online, sparking heated debate between supporters and…

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Punch the baby monkey isn’t being bullied, spends day peacefully: Japan zoo

A young macaque named Punch, abandoned at birth, has become an internet sensation. Videos showed him being chased by other monkeys, sparking concern. The Ichikawa City Zoo near Tokyo clarified that these are natural disciplinary actions within macaque society, not bullying. Punch is gradually integrating with his troop and becoming…

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Rail diplomacy: China, North Korea to resume passenger train services after six-year suspension

Passenger train services between China and North Korea are set to resume after a six-year hiatus due to the pandemic. Beijing and Pyongyang will see four weekly services, with Dandong to Pyongyang running daily. This move aims to strengthen bilateral ties, though international tourist access remains limited, with tickets currently…

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'Legitimate targets': Iran issues warning to US tech firms including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia

Iran has warned US tech companies that their offices and infrastructure could become targets as regional conflict escalates. The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency published a list of locations, including cloud services from Google and Microsoft, allegedly used for military purposes. Iran also threatened to target economic centers and banks linked…

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Why Japan keeps the world’s third-largest strategic Oil reserve

As global energy markets face unexpected imbalance due to the Middle East rising tensions, Japan prepares to release oil to maintain surging costs. Holding the third-largest strategic reserve globally, as stated by the International Energy Agency (IEA), Japan's massive 254-day buffer serves as a critical shield against supply shocks. While…

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'Global order & security will be at risk if ...': Iran's message to Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif

Iranian President Pezeshkian urged global investigation into airstrikes that triggered regional conflict, warning of further security risks. He assured Pakistan's PM that Iran has no intention of attacking neighbors or engaging in broader confrontation. The escalating hostilities have impacted energy markets and shipping routes, with significant civilian casualties reported.

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Iran launches fresh strike on UAE: Two drones hit near Dubai airport; Indian among 4 injured

Two drones crashed near Dubai International Airport, injuring four people, including an Indian national. This incident highlights the ongoing regional conflict's impact on vital infrastructure. Despite the disruption, air traffic at the world's busiest international hub continued to operate. The attacks underscore escalating tensions affecting aviation and shipping routes across…

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'To not offend anti-Hindu haters': Indian-origin brand removes Laxmi idol from packaging, faces immense flak online

An Indian-origin food brand based in New York has come under fire online after users noticed that the idol of Goddess Laxmi had been removed from its packaging.

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Where is Iran’s Supreme Leader? Officials drop hint on Mojtaba Khamenei’s condition amid intense US-Israel strikes

Iran’s newly appointed supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is “safe and sound” despite reports that he was injured during the ongoing war with the United States and Israel, said the son of Iran’s president. The update comes as questions continue to swirl about the cleric’s whereabouts after days without a public…

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North Korea backs Iran's supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, slams US-Israel for 'destroying regional peace'

North Korea expressed support for Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as Iran's new supreme leader, respecting the Iranian people's choice. Pyongyang also condemned the "illegal" US-Israeli military attack that killed the previous leader, Ali Khamenei, citing it as a threat to regional peace and security. Kim Jong Un recently oversaw a missile…

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UAE weather forecast: Rain, dust, and cooler temperatures expected until March 15

Unsettled weather is forecast across the UAE from Wednesday until March 15, bringing chances of rainfall, dusty winds, and cooler temperatures. Conditions are expected to gradually improve later in the week, with a return to fair to partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures by Sunday.

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Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque deploys 100 taxis, extra buses as massive crowds expected for final Ramadan nights

Ramadan is one of the most vital of the holy occasions in Islam and as the pious month comes to an end, worshippers will be planning trips to religious places for gratitude and prayers. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, which is the largest mosque in UAE has amped up preparations for…

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‘Our hearts were shaking’: Tehran residents recall night of heaviest bombing since Iran war began

Residents in Tehran have described one of the most intense nights of bombing since the start of the war between Iran, the United States and Israel, recalling how explosions shook buildings and lit up the night sky as waves of strikes hit the capital.

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UAE confirms six-month stock of essential goods, assures no shortage amid market crackdown

UAE authorities are actively monitoring markets to keep prices stable and essential goods available. Daily inspections are underway across the nation. The country holds strategic reserves to meet demand for up to six months. Retailers must adhere to pricing regulations for nine key items. Temporary price hikes in onions and…

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Confirmed, deleted, then clarified: US shifts stance on navy 'escorting' oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz

A US Energy Secretary's claim of escorting an oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz was swiftly deleted and corrected by the White House, stating no such escort occurred. This caused market jitters, with oil prices fluctuating. Iran's Revolutionary Guards also refuted the assertion, calling it false. The Strait remains…

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What happened at Epstein's mysterious New Mexico Zorro Ranch? 'Macabre and strange' claims surface

Authorities are now scrutinizing Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico following disturbing claims of a "baby factory" and the burial of victims. Local radio host Eddy Aragon's investigation into an anonymous tip about "macabre and strange" activities has prompted a significant police search of the property, which was recently…

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Dh10 tomato, Dh7 onion: UAE residents raise complaints as vegetable prices jump amid regional crisis

Amid the ongoing regional conflict, and escalating war between Iran-US-Israel, UAE has been grappling with numerous problems being faced by the authorities and citizens alike. While public safety and board exam schedules were already looming as consistent troubles, a recent hike in vegetable prices has darkened the cloud of doom…

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Viral video shows UAE F-16 shoot down Iranian drone over Dubai beach

Beachgoers in Dubai witnessed a dramatic moment up close as a fighter jet chased down and shot an Iranian drone right above them.

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Ali Khamenei opposed his son’s succession, but IRGC stepped in; how Mojtaba became supreme leader

Iran’s military establishment appears to have played a decisive role in elevating the country’s new supreme leader, even though his own father reportedly opposed the idea of him inheriting the post.

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Watch: US destroys multiple Iranian minelayers in Strait of Hormuz

US forces have destroyed multiple Iranian vessels suspected of laying naval mines near the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route. President Trump issued a stern warning to Tehran, demanding immediate removal of any deployed mines or facing unprecedented military consequences. This action follows intelligence reports suggesting Iran's…

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Middle East war enters day 12 as US, Israel unleash 'heaviest strikes' on Iran as Tehran rules out ceasefire

The war between the US, Israel, and Iran intensified on its 12th day with heavy strikes on Iranian targets and regional expansion. Iran vowed to continue fighting, rejecting ceasefire calls, while Israel aims to weaken its leadership. Fighting spread to Lebanon and Iraq, with significant casualties reported.

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Did Sakura Shymko move on with Kick streamer Drago after JasonTheWeen breakup? Viral yacht kiss clip leaves fans confused

A viral yacht kiss video made many viewers believe Sakura Shymko was dating Kick streamer Drago soon after her breakup with JasonTheWeen. However, streamer community accounts and community notes later clarified the woman in the video was actually a lookalike. Sakura Shymko and Drago have not commented, and there is…

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At least six dead, five injured in Switzerland bus fire

At least six people were killed and several others injured after a bus caught fire Tuesday evening (local time) in the town of Kerzers, known in French as Chiètres, in Fribourg canton in western Switzerland, police said.

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15-year-old NYC boy shot in neck while chasing robber amid surge in street violence

A 15-year-old boy was shot in the neck Friday evening in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, after chasing a thief who allegedly stole his jacket during a clothing sale arranged through social media, police said.

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Lobster tails, Alaskan king crab: US department of defence spent $93.4 billion in one month on luxury items, claims report

The United States Department of Defence (DoD) spent $93.4 billion in September 2025, the final month of the fiscal year. The government watchdog described it as a “use‑it‑or‑lose‑it” spending spree, according to TMZ.

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