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Gigi Hadid breaks silence on being mentioned in Epstein files: 'I grew up privileged...'

Supermodel Gigi Hadid has spoken publicly for the first time about being named in documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, saying the reference left her feeling “sick to my stomach”.

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Lindsey Graham says US is so close to strategic victory: 'Either via diplomacy or military action'

Senator Lindsey Graham, who has been supporting Donald Trump's Iran war, said Monday that the US is very close to achieving a strategic victory. Congratulating the president's negotiating team, the South Carolina senator said President Trump is "right to blow up their crucial infrastructure" so that Iran can't go back…

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Pod Save America: How Rogan is losing his josh for Trump

TOI correspondent from Washington: A loose but influential coalition of American podcasters, digital commentators, and influencers that helped propel Donald Trump back to power in 2024 is showing visible signs of fracture, with several high-profile voices now openly questioning — even skewering — his presidency and its policies.

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Florida man crashes electric bike into tricycle on April Fools’ Day, found with three marijuana cigarettes

An unusual late-night crash in Florida has led to a string of criminal charges after a man allegedly rode an e-bike straight into a tricycle while intoxicated on April Fools’ Day.

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How the Black Death in Europe built the foundations of the Renaissance

The Black Death, which happened between 1347 and 1352 in Europe, was a catastrophic demographic contraction that caused an enormous change in the demographics of Europe because of its deaths; by killing nearly half of the people living in Europe at that time, the Plague was also a major force…

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Soldier arrives at Louisiana base for training, ICE arrests his Honduran wife who was brought to US as toddler

23-year-old Matthew Blank and his newly wed wife Annie Ramos arrived at the Louisiana base where Matthew was about to start his training for deployment as an Army staff sergeant. But ICE arrested his 22-year-old wife, calling her an undocumented Honduran who entered the US illegally when she was a…

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'Will continue war ...': Iran rejects temporary truce; sets condition for talks

Iran has finalised its demands for ending the conflict with the US and Israel, rejecting a temporary truce. Tehran conveyed its requirements through intermediaries, deeming earlier US proposals "excessive and illogical." Iran insists on a permanent end to hostilities, not a pause that allows adversaries to regroup.

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‘Broad-minded man's attitude’: North Korea calls South Korean President Lee’s regret over drone incursions ‘wise’ in rare conciliatory response

North Korea has responded positively to South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's apology for drone incursions, calling it "fortunate and wise." Lee admitted government officials were involved, violating policy. This rare conciliatory tone follows years of hostility, though broader tensions persist between the two nations.

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Moldy food found in Indian restaurant in Texas, was forced to shut down

An Indian restaurant in Frisco, Texas, was forced to shut down after a routine health inspection by officials found moldy food in the kitchen, Frisco Today reported. The inspections took place between March 15-28 and the officials said they will re-inspect Chalo India, the Indian restaurant in question, to determine…

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The celebrity ritual of Rowling-bashing is reductive, lazy, and doomed to fail

One would think Rowling-bashing had become a redundant activity, one that would make Caesar say ad nauseam, like Marvel sequels, but we still keep getting them every other day. The latest brave Hollywood kid to jump on the anti-Rowling bandwagon is Andrew Garfield, a Spider-Man so amazing he didn’t warrant…

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Eagle Mountain mystery: Why 4,000 residents vanished from California’s most guarded ghost town

Eagle Mountain stands as a haunting monument to industrial collapse and modern-day secrecy. Founded in 1948 by Henry J. Kaiser, it was a meticulously planned ‘company town’ where approximately 4,000 people were provided with schools, parks, and a pioneering healthcare system.

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7 H-1B workers inside a mailbox: US reporter claims ‘fraud’ involving software engineers in Texas

Seven H-1B workers inside a mailbox. That is the striking claim made by a US social media influencer after an on-ground visit to a Texas company raised questions about possible visa fraud.

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US graduate moves to Prague to escape student loan repayment, $60 per month was psychological burden

An Oregon University student with a specialization in Art History, Criticism and Conservation, Amanda Lynn Tully, left the US and moved to Prague to escape her student loan repayment because it was a psychological burden. The case came to the fore because of a New York Times report which elaborated…

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'Nowhere left to run': Australians react as 33,000 Sydney residents and 8,600 Melbourne natives flee due to rising immigrant population

Australians are leaving hubs like Sydney and Melbourne for other parts of the country amid a flush in immigration levels under Labor, according to official data. In the year 2024-2025, more than 33,000 residents left Sydney while 8,600 abandoned Melbourne. Moreover, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Canberra are also experiencing net…

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UAE extends Nafis programme to 2040; 176,000 Emiratis employed so far

The UAE's Nafis programme is now extended until 2040, a significant move to boost Emirati employment in the private sector. New initiatives offer support for children and wives of Emiratis working in private companies, alongside expanded children's allowances. This long-term strategy aims to build a sustainable national workforce and reduce…

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How selling Alaska in 1867 was a costly mistake for Russia

In 1867, Russia’s decision to sell Alaska to America turned out to be a historic mistake that was to go unnoticed for years to come. The sum paid by the US was only $7,200,000. Although, in the light of the circumstances at the time, it appeared logical, retrospectively, the act…

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Who is Dr Ashok Jain? Indian-origin paediatrician, who built a $750,000 school in his Rajasthan village

A childhood spent studying in modest conditions in Rajasthan has come full circle for a US-based doctor who is now reshaping education in his native village. Dr Ashok Jain’s journey moves from a rural classroom to an international medical career, and back to the same soil with a mission to…

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Mass crackdown in Dubai: Police issue 33,000 fines; seize 1,230 vehicles under 'Quiet Roads' initiative

On Sunday, the Dubai Police seized 1,230 vehicles and issued over 33,000 traffic fines as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life in the city. The move was also aimed at reinforcing community safety and reducing traffic-related disturbances in residential areas.

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Easter massacre in Nigeria: 26 killed across three states over the weekend

At least 26 people were killed in three separate attacks over the Easter weekend in northern Nigeria, according to the Nigerian military and local officials.

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"Trans women are.....": Clavicular’s viral moment with trans women sparks fresh conversation on internet culture

A viral clip featuring Clavicular and trans women is gaining attention for its calm and honest tone. The conversation explores how online language and trends move across communities. Instead of conflict, the exchange highlights shared influence and mutual awareness. Viewers are engaging with its thoughtful nature, as it reflects how…

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Ukraine launched 7,347 drones at Russia in March, outpaces Moscow for first time since 2022

Ukraine has outpaced Russia in drone attacks for the first time since the war began. Kyiv's forces targeted Russian oil infrastructure, aiming to disrupt funding for the conflict. Russia reported intercepting a record number of Ukrainian drones. Both nations continue to rely heavily on long-range strikes, raising concerns about the…

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Pakistan asks Taliban to declare TTP a terror outfit, dismantle network to ease border tensions

Pakistan has formally demanded Afghanistan's Taliban administration declare the TTP a terrorist group, dismantle its infrastructure, and provide verifiable proof of action. These demands, conveyed during China-brokered talks in Urumqi, are central to Pakistan's stance amid ongoing border tensions and security concerns. While dialogue continues, Pakistan emphasizes no policy shift,…

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‘We will continue to hunt them down’: IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi killed in US-Israeli strikes

Israel announced on Monday that it killed the head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Major General Majid Khademi, as the Middle East war entered day 38.

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Watch: Iran shares video claiming Iron Dome failure; mocks Israel on social media

Iran released a video claiming its missile bypassed Israel's Iron Dome, showing footage of a cluster bomb impact. The post on X mocked the defence system amid heightened tensions. While unverified, the incident highlights concerns about the Iron Dome's effectiveness against advanced threats like cluster munitions.

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'First ceasefire, then nuclear deal': Will US, Iran finally make peace? Inside the Pakistan-proposed plan

Iran and the United States have received a proposal to end the ongoing war which involves immediate cessation of hostilities followed by a comprehensive agreement which includes nuclear deal. The Pakistan-proposed framework was shared overnight with the two sides.

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