Darren Hayes Details Severe Head Injury
Darren Hayes, the Australian singer best known as the voice of Savage Garden, said doctors found skull fragments in his brain after a fall in 2025. He shared the update…
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Indonesia Prepares Troops For Gaza Mission
Indonesia signaled readiness to support relief and stability efforts in Gaza, saying it can deploy up to 8,000 troops for a potential humanitarian and peace mission if conditions allow. The…
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Lindsey Vonn Set To Fly Home
Lindsey Vonn is preparing to fly home a week after a violent head-over-heels crash in…
FBI Launches Website In Guthrie Disappearance
The FBI has launched a new website to centralize public information on the disappearance of…
Investors Press For Payouts After $140M Scheme
Seven months after a suspected $140 million investment scheme fell apart, the people who put…
Democrats Urged To Sharpen Voter Message
A fresh call for clarity is echoing through Democratic circles, urging leaders to tighten their…
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US and Taiwan Sign Chip Trade Deal
The United States has reached a trade agreement with Taiwan aimed at strengthening domestic semiconductor manufacturing, a move designed to…
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Abhishek Banerjee Slams Union Budget 2026
Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee on Tuesday accused the Centre of shortchanging West Bengal in the Union Budget 2026, sharpening…
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Rubio Strikes Softer Tone In Munich
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signaled a shift in style at the Munich Security Conference, offering a measured message…
Jason Oppenheim And Jessica Vargas Split
Jason Oppenheim and Jessica Vargas have ended their relationship less than a year after going public, the pair confirmed on…
Budget 2026 Narrows Bond Tax Breaks
In a move that could reshape demand for government-backed bonds, Budget 2026 has limited tax exemptions to original buyers who…
Odido Reports Massive Data Breach Impact
Odido, the telecom company that emerged from T-Mobile’s Dutch business, disclosed on Thursday that personal information tied to more than…
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Lockdown Mode Thwarts Federal iPhone Access
Apple’s most extreme security setting is back in the spotlight after it reportedly stopped U.S. federal authorities from accessing a…
January Diet Buzz Meets Reality Check
As the new year begins, diet plans surge and so do the pressures that come with them. Across social feeds…
2026 Gifts Blend Luxury And Laughter
From velvet boxes to gag-worthy surprises, 2026 gift buying is swinging between high-end indulgence and witty fun. Retailers say shoppers…
Nostalgia Fuels 2026 Super Bowl Ads
Big brands leaned hard on nostalgia during the 2026 Super Bowl, rolling out a “Jurassic Park” reunion and a Ben…
Israel Moves To Tighten West Bank Control
Israel’s security cabinet has approved new steps to tighten control in the occupied West Bank and curb the authority of…
Cleveland, Seattle Trade Lessons On Renewal
A pointed exchange between Cleveland’s mayor and a guest columnist set off a wider debate over how U.S. cities should learn from each other as they rebuild downtowns, grow jobs,…
Georgetown Expert Flags Rising AI Risks
A leading voice on technology policy warned that artificial intelligence is moving faster than public safeguards, calling for tighter guardrails and practical fixes during a national TV appearance. The interim…
Europe’s Leaders Confront Shifting Global Power
European leaders are under pressure to update their foreign policy playbooks as power moves toward a more multipolar world. The claim touches three major figures: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer,…
Search Engine Expands Personal Data Removal
A major search engine signaled a wider privacy option this week, telling users they can now take down more of their personal details from results. The brief notice arrived with…
January Layoffs Hit Post-Recession High
U.S. employers announced a wave of job cuts in January, with major moves by Amazon and UPS helping make it the worst January for layoff announcements since the Great Recession,…
Ukraine Alleges Russian Power Line Sabotage
Ukraine’s foreign minister accused Russia on Sunday of cutting the external power link to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station to shift the facility onto Moscow’s grid. The charge centers on…
Venezuela’s Interim Leader Faces Twin Pressures
A month after the ouster of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s new interim leadership is struggling to meet U.S. conditions for relief while calming Chavista hardliners at home. The caretaker government, operating…
President Slams Skier After Patriotism Remark
The U.S. president criticized a prominent freestyle skier as a “real loser” in a post on Truth Social after the athlete said representing the United States felt “a little hard”…
Interpublic Posts Gains Amid Ad Resilience
Interpublic Group reported steady growth in the April–June quarter, a fresh sign that advertisers are still spending despite economic jitters. The company cited stronger demand in media and healthcare, with…
Musk’s X And Grok Face European Scrutiny
Regulators in the United Kingdom and across the European Union are stepping up oversight of Elon Musk’s social platform X and its AI assistant Grok, raising fresh questions about content…
Big Bank Bonuses Demand Big Deposits
Eye-catching cash bonuses are drawing consumers to new bank and brokerage accounts this season, but many will find the richest payouts are out of reach without hefty deposits and tight…