US Tomahawk Missile Stockpile 'Alarmingly Low' After 850+ Fired
The United States has reportedly fired over 850 Tomahawk missiles in just four weeks, raising concerns about dwindling stockpiles as tensions with Iran escalate in the Middle East.
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Iran Nuclear Crisis: Hardliners Push for Atomic Weapon
Iranian hardliners intensify calls for nuclear weapon development following US and Israeli strikes, challenging long-standing ban and treaty commitments.
Florida Couple Saves $12,000 Yearly Living in Hotel
A Pensacola couple switched from a $2,300 monthly rental house to a $307 weekly hotel room, saving approximately $12,000 annually. They plan to use the savings to buy land and build a tiny home.
UAE May Join US-Israel Coalition, Deploy Navy to Hormuz
The UAE is reportedly preparing to join a multinational maritime force to secure the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian attacks, signaling a major escalation in the Gulf conflict.
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Satellite Uncovers Tsunami Secrets in Kamchatka Earthquake
A study using SWOT satellite data from a magnitude 8.8 earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula reveals detailed tsunami wave patterns, offering new insights into near-trench seismic processes and improving hazard forecasting.
Kremlin Denies Putin Asked Businessmen for Ukraine War Funds
The Kremlin has officially stated that President Vladimir Putin did not request financial contributions from Russian businessmen to support the Ukraine war effort, clarifying a recent meeting's context.
Nepal's New PM Balendra Shah: A Man of Many Firsts
Balendra Shah becomes Nepal's new Prime Minister, marking a historic shift with his background as an engineer, rapper, and outsider in politics.
Iran's 'Thank You India' Missile Message in 83rd Israel Strike
Iran's Revolutionary Guard launched its 83rd missile barrage on Israel, with visuals showing 'Thank You India' written on missiles, blurring lines between warfare and political messaging.
War's Shadow Over Strait of Hormuz: Town's Tense Reality
In a sleepy town near the Strait of Hormuz, war rages just over the horizon, with Iran choking off the vital waterway that carries one-fifth of global oil, as reported by International New York Times on March 27, 2026.
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Indonesia's Social Media Curbs for Kids Launch Saturday, Details Unclear
Indonesia's new social media restrictions for children, aimed at reducing cyberbullying and addiction, take effect this Saturday. However, widespread confusion persists regarding their practical implementation and enforcement mechanisms.
Hezbollah Hits 10 Israeli Bases, 29 Tanks in Major Escalation
Hezbollah reports 96 operations targeting Israeli forces across Lebanon and beyond, with strikes reaching 120km and hitting military sites in Tel Aviv. The group claims significant damage to Israeli military infrastructure.
Iran: US Troops Hide in Hotels, Bases Collapse, Vows Retaliation
Iran's Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi claims US forces are abandoning bases and sheltering in civilian hotels amid strikes, warning any host country could become a target.
Iran's Missile Strike with 'Thank You India' Message
Iran's 83rd missile barrage on Israel included missiles inscribed with 'Thank You India,' sparking global debate about warfare as political messaging and India's neutral role in the conflict.
Maryland Roofing Job Sparks Outrage Over ICE Report
A Maryland homeowner faces legal scrutiny after allegedly reporting six Guatemalan roofers to immigration authorities mid-project, with footage of the detentions going viral online and raising questions about labor exploitation.
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10 Longest Road Tunnels: Engineering Marvels Worldwide
Explore the world's longest road tunnels, from Norway's Lærdal Tunnel to China's Zhongnanshan Tunnel. These engineering feats took decades to build and transformed transportation globally.
US Mulls 10,000 Troops to Middle East as Trump Extends Deadline
The Pentagon is considering deploying 10,000 additional US troops to the Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate. President Trump has extended a pause on strikes against Iran's energy infrastructure by 10 days, signaling ongoing negotiations.
Iran's IRGC Warns West Asians to Evacuate US Military Areas
Iran's IRGC issues a stark warning to civilians in West Asia to leave areas near US forces, citing duty to eliminate US-Israeli troops. This follows recent missile strikes and Israeli counterattacks in the region.
Earth Hour 2025: India Unites for Climate Action
India will observe Earth Hour on March 28, 2025, with the theme 'One Nation, One Hour, One Switch Off' to promote energy conservation and climate awareness nationwide.
Top 10 Countries with Best Water Quality in 2026
Germany, UK, Italy, and others top the list of nations with highest water quality scores according to World Population Review's Environmental Performance Index data for 2026.
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UAE Joins International Force to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The United Arab Emirates has expressed willingness to participate in an international military coalition aimed at reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz, following increased regional tensions.
Balendra Shah: Nepal's Rapper-Turned-Politician Rising Star
Balendra Shah, a former rapper, is gaining significant political traction in Nepal, blending youth appeal with grassroots activism to challenge traditional parties.
Indonesia Bans Social Media for Under-16s to Shield Youth
Indonesia implements a landmark social media ban for children under 16, targeting platforms like TikTok and YouTube to combat cyberbullying and addiction. The move follows global concerns over minors' mental health online.
Who Is Running Iran After President Raisi's Death?
Following the tragic death of President Ebrahim Raisi, Iran's political leadership has shifted. This article explains the interim arrangements and the key figures now in charge of the Islamic Republic.
Professor Arrested for Proposing to Student During Class in Bengaluru
A medical college professor in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly proposing to a student during a lecture, sparking campus protests and violence. The incident led to charges under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections.
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Earth's Hidden Ocean: Vast Water Reservoir in Mantle Challenges Comet Theory
Scientists discover a massive water reservoir deep within Earth's mantle, locked in minerals like ringwoodite, potentially exceeding all surface oceans and reshaping theories on the planet's water origin.
Animal Body Parts That Break All Size Limits
Discover the extremes of the animal kingdom, from a blue whale's car-sized heart to microscopic teeth in tiny creatures, showcasing nature's incredible diversity.
Iran's Advanced Missiles Missing in Action: Why?
Iran's most sophisticated missiles like Qassem Basir and Fattah-2 remain unused in the Gulf conflict. Experts suggest strategic reserve, limited inventory, or operational issues as key reasons.
Indian Airlines Keep West Asia Flights Amid Middle East Tensions
IndiGo and Air India Group continue limited operations to Dubai and West Asia despite regional conflict, issuing travel advisories and prioritizing passenger safety.
Delhi-NCR Light Rain, Yellow Alert Issued by IMD
Light rain and thunderstorms hit parts of Delhi-NCR on Friday morning, with the IMD issuing a yellow alert. The unusual March weather is due to western disturbances affecting northwest India.
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Trump's Signature on US Currency for First Time in 2026
The US Treasury confirms Donald Trump's signature will appear on new Federal Reserve notes from 2026, marking a historic first for a former president's autograph on circulating currency.
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