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Russian, Chinese Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Past Japan. US Issues Warning
Russia and China conducted a "long-distance joint flight" from the Sea of Japan toward the East China Sea, amid escalating tensions between Tokyo and Beijing, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.
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Opinion | Why India, Which Sends Rice To 170 Nations, Must Ignore Trump's Basmati Blues
India exported over 20 million metric tonnes of rice in 2024 to more than 170 countries. It is easily the world's largest rice exporter, bigger than the next four countries combined. The US buys only a sliver of India's shipments.
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Sweet News For Dieters, Oreo Zero Sugar Is Coming To US In January
Mondelez, an American multinational confectionery, said that Oreo Zero Sugar and Oreo Double Stuf Zero Sugar will go on sale in the US in January.
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"Filthy, Dirty, Disgusting": Trump's Racist Tirade Against African Migrants
Unleashing a xenophobic tirade, US President Donald Trump disparaged Somalia as "filthy, dirty, disgusting, ridden with crime", calling immigrants from the African nation "garbage" he does not want in America.
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US Health Department Probes Potential Covid Vaccine-Linked Fatalities
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is conducting a broad investigation into deaths potentially linked to Covid-19 vaccines, a spokesperson for Donald Trump's vaccine-skeptic health secretary said Tuesday.
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Bitcoin Holds Ground as Traders Brace for US Fed’s Final Rate Decision
Bitcoin climbed toward the $94,000 level on Wednesday as traders positioned for the US Federal Reserve’s final rate call of 2025. Sentiment improved following fresh whale accumulation and a continued drop in exchange reserves. Ethereum also advanced on growing institutional flows. Analysts say the market is likely to see sharper moves once the Fe...
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Gianni Infantino Under Fire: FIFA's "Donald Trump Peace Prize" Has Kicked Up A Global Storm
Gianni Infantino handed US President Donald Trump the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize during the final draw of next year's FIFA World Cup last week.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Reportedly Listed on US FCC Website With Flagship Snapdragon Chipset
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has reportedly received Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification. The listing suggests that the smartphone's global launch is imminent. The Galaxy S26 Ultra was reportedly certified with model numbers SM-S948B/DS, SM-S948B, SM-S948U, and SM-S948U1. As per the listing, the handset will run on a chipset codename...
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Putting Pig Organs In People Is OK In The US, But Growing Human Organs In Pigs Is Not - Why Is That?
A decade ago, scientists were chasing a different solution. Instead of editing the genes of pigs to make their organs human-friendly, they tried to grow human organs made entirely of human cells inside pigs. But in 2015 the National Institutes of
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"That Beautiful Face, Lips Like Machine Gun": Trump On His Press Secretary
US President Donald Trump recently heaped effusive praise on his White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's "beautiful face" and "lips" during a speech that was meant to tout his economic agenda.
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Apple To Open 5th India Store In Noida Tomorrow
In a boost to India's electronics manufacturing growth story, US tech giant Apple on Wednesday previewed Apple Noida, its first retail store here and fifth in the country so far.
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Video: Plane Hits Car On Busy US Highway, Driver Escapes With Minor Injuries
A small aircraft hit a car while making an emergency landing on a major highway in Florida on Monday. The crash occurred on Interstate 95, a major north-south highway running along the eastern coast.
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"Pluck Eyebrows, Buy Less Conspicuous Shoes": Luigi Mangione's To-Do List
A to-do list and travel plans found during Luigi Mangione's arrest and revealed in court this week shed new light on the steps he may have taken - or planned to take - to avoid capture after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's killing last year.
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US Man, Who Received Kidney From Donor Scratched By Skunk, Dies Of Rabies
The donor was scratched by a skunk showing "predatory aggression" towards a kitten on his property.
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Trump Plans Phone Call To End Thailand-Cambodia Clash After Ceasefire Fails
Fighting between Thailand and Cambodia extended into a third day on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump said he would make a phone call to stop the conflict, after he had brokered a ceasefire in July
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Russian, Chinese Nuclear-Capable Bombers Fly Past Japan. US Issues Warning
Russia and China conducted a "long-distance joint flight" from the Sea of Japan toward the East China Sea, amid escalating tensions between Tokyo and Beijing, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.
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Opinion | Why India, Which Sends Rice To 170 Nations, Must Ignore Trump's Basmati Blues
India exported over 20 million metric tonnes of rice in 2024 to more than 170 countries. It is easily the world's largest rice exporter, bigger than the next four countries combined. The US buys only a sliver of India's shipments.
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Sweet News For Dieters, Oreo Zero Sugar Is Coming To US In January
Mondelez, an American multinational confectionery, said that Oreo Zero Sugar and Oreo Double Stuf Zero Sugar will go on sale in the US in January.
-
"Filthy, Dirty, Disgusting": Trump's Racist Tirade Against African Migrants
Unleashing a xenophobic tirade, US President Donald Trump disparaged Somalia as "filthy, dirty, disgusting, ridden with crime", calling immigrants from the African nation "garbage" he does not want in America.
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US Health Department Probes Potential Covid Vaccine-Linked Fatalities
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is conducting a broad investigation into deaths potentially linked to Covid-19 vaccines, a spokesperson for Donald Trump's vaccine-skeptic health secretary said Tuesday.
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Bitcoin Holds Ground as Traders Brace for US Fed’s Final Rate Decision
Bitcoin climbed toward the $94,000 level on Wednesday as traders positioned for the US Federal Reserve’s final rate call of 2025. Sentiment improved following fresh whale accumulation and a continued drop in exchange reserves. Ethereum also advanced on growing institutional flows. Analysts say the market is likely to see sharper moves once the Fe...
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Gianni Infantino Under Fire: FIFA's "Donald Trump Peace Prize" Has Kicked Up A Global Storm
Gianni Infantino handed US President Donald Trump the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize during the final draw of next year's FIFA World Cup last week.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Reportedly Listed on US FCC Website With Flagship Snapdragon Chipset
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has reportedly received Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification. The listing suggests that the smartphone's global launch is imminent. The Galaxy S26 Ultra was reportedly certified with model numbers SM-S948B/DS, SM-S948B, SM-S948U, and SM-S948U1. As per the listing, the handset will run on a chipset codename...
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Putting Pig Organs In People Is OK In The US, But Growing Human Organs In Pigs Is Not - Why Is That?
A decade ago, scientists were chasing a different solution. Instead of editing the genes of pigs to make their organs human-friendly, they tried to grow human organs made entirely of human cells inside pigs. But in 2015 the National Institutes of
-
"That Beautiful Face, Lips Like Machine Gun": Trump On His Press Secretary
US President Donald Trump recently heaped effusive praise on his White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's "beautiful face" and "lips" during a speech that was meant to tout his economic agenda.
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Apple To Open 5th India Store In Noida Tomorrow
In a boost to India's electronics manufacturing growth story, US tech giant Apple on Wednesday previewed Apple Noida, its first retail store here and fifth in the country so far.
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Video: Plane Hits Car On Busy US Highway, Driver Escapes With Minor Injuries
A small aircraft hit a car while making an emergency landing on a major highway in Florida on Monday. The crash occurred on Interstate 95, a major north-south highway running along the eastern coast.
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"Pluck Eyebrows, Buy Less Conspicuous Shoes": Luigi Mangione's To-Do List
A to-do list and travel plans found during Luigi Mangione's arrest and revealed in court this week shed new light on the steps he may have taken - or planned to take - to avoid capture after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's killing last year.
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US Man, Who Received Kidney From Donor Scratched By Skunk, Dies Of Rabies
The donor was scratched by a skunk showing "predatory aggression" towards a kitten on his property.
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Trump Plans Phone Call To End Thailand-Cambodia Clash After Ceasefire Fails
Fighting between Thailand and Cambodia extended into a third day on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump said he would make a phone call to stop the conflict, after he had brokered a ceasefire in July
