Oujda Sees First Snowfall in 25 Years, Residents Marvel
The northeastern Moroccan city of Oujda witnessed its first snowfall in nearly 25 years on January 7, 2026, surprising residents and officials alike with a rare white blanket.
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Tibet Hit by 4.3 Magnitude Earthquake, Second in Two Days
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck Tibet on January 14, 2026, marking the second seismic event in the region within two days, as reported by the National Center for Seismology.
Magnitude 4.0 Earthquake Hits Myanmar, No Damage
A moderate earthquake measuring 4.0 magnitude struck Myanmar today. Seismic activity was felt in the region, but authorities confirm no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Hits Tibet, No Damage
A moderate earthquake measuring 4.3 magnitude struck the Tibet region. Authorities report no immediate casualties or significant damage from the seismic event.
China's $1.2 Trillion Trade Surplus Defies US Tariffs
China closed 2025 with a historic $1.2 trillion trade surplus, the largest ever recorded. Despite US tariffs, exports surged 6.6% in December, highlighting Beijing's export resilience and market diversification strategy.
Dal Lake Freezes in Kashmir's Severe Cold
Parts of Dal Lake in Srinagar have frozen as Kashmir Valley experiences 'Chilla-i-Kalan', a 40-day period of extreme cold with temperatures dropping to minus levels.
Iran Protests: 2,500 Dead, Regime Threatens Executions
Iran faces its deadliest unrest in decades with over 2,500 killed in protests. The regime threatens fast-track executions while partially lifting communication blackouts.
Canada's Beaver Dam Visible from Space in Remote Park
Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada contains the world's largest beaver dam, measuring 775 meters. Discovered via satellite in 2007, this remote structure remains largely inaccessible by foot.
Iran TV Admits High Death Toll, Trump Ramps Up Pressure
Iranian state television acknowledges many martyrs in protests as Trump imposes tariffs, urges protesters to continue, and EU proposes sanctions over casualties.
Philadelphia Experiment: Vanished Ship, Trapped Sailors
The U.S. Navy's secret Philadelphia Experiment aimed for radar invisibility but allegedly caused sailors to disappear and become trapped in the ship. Explore the terrifying details.
Chandigarh Shivers at 3°C in Dense Fog
Chandigarh woke up to a chilly morning with temperatures dropping to 3°C and dense fog reducing visibility, disrupting daily life and traffic.
Balochistan Worker Protests Over Pay Inequality Paralyse Region
Widespread worker protests in Balochistan have brought the region to a standstill, triggered by government pay inequality. Demonstrators demand fair wages and better working conditions.
US Supreme Court Trump Tariff Verdict Due Jan 14; India Impact Muted
The US Supreme Court is set to deliver its verdict on Trump-era tariffs on January 14. Experts suggest any ruling against the tariffs may offer only short-term relief to Indian markets, with earnings remaining the key driver.
Iran Protests Death Toll Hits 2,571, Says HRANA
A US-based rights group reports at least 2,571 people killed in Iran's protests. The toll highlights ongoing unrest and human rights concerns in the country.
GoFundMe for ICE Agent Sparks National Firestorm
A Michigan man's fundraiser supporting the ICE agent who killed Renee Nicole Good has ignited fierce debate, raising significant funds amid protests and online backlash.
Iran Hunts Starlink Users to Block Protest Footage
Iranian authorities are targeting Starlink satellite internet users to prevent videos of violent protests from spreading globally, as the death toll exceeds 2,500 amid a near-total internet blackout.
H-1B Visa $100K Fee: Layoff Impact Explained
A Reddit user's query about H-1B visa fees after a layoff sparks expert analysis. Immigration attorneys and AI tools clarify when the $100,000 charge applies and who is exempt.
China's Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2 Trillion in 2025
China's trade surplus surged to a record $1.2 trillion in 2025 as exports to Africa, Southeast Asia, and Europe offset declines to the US. Economists expect exports to remain a key growth driver in 2026.
Trump Attacks Ilhan Omar, Threatens Immigrant Citizenship
Donald Trump launched a fiery attack on immigrants and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, threatening to strip citizenship from naturalized immigrants convicted of fraud. His remarks targeting Somali communities have intensified racism allegations.
Animals That Survive Harsh Weather
Discover how certain animals have evolved remarkable adaptations to endure and even thrive in the world's most extreme weather conditions, from polar bears to camels.
Trump Flips Off Heckler After 'Pedophile Protector' Taunt
Former US President Donald Trump was caught on camera flipping the middle finger and shouting expletives at a heckler who called him a 'pedophile protector'.
Trump Flips Off Heckler, Curses in Viral Video
Former US President Donald Trump was caught on camera flipping the middle finger and shouting expletives at a heckler who called him a 'pedophile protector'.
Trump Shows Middle Finger After Pedophile Protector Taunt
Former US President Donald Trump made headlines by showing his middle finger to a man who called him a pedophile protector, sparking widespread debate and criticism.
Clintons Defy Subpoena in Epstein Probe, Face Contempt
Bill and Hillary Clinton refuse to testify in House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, calling subpoenas legally invalid as Republicans move for contempt charges.
Etihad Named World's Safest Airline for 2026
Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways tops AirlineRatings.com's 2026 safety rankings, becoming the first Gulf carrier to achieve this milestone with its modern fleet and crash-free record.
Ferry Sinks in Mali's Niger River, Dozens Dead
A ferry accident in northern Mali's Timbuktu region has killed dozens after hitting rocks. The boat was carrying families and farmers at night, violating security bans.
Americans Released in Venezuela, Trump Admin Says
The US State Department welcomes the release of detained Americans in Venezuela following the capture of President Maduro and a broader prisoner release initiative by interim authorities.
China's Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.2 Trillion in 2025
China's trade surplus soared to a record $1.2 trillion in 2025, driven by strong global exports that offset declining shipments to the United States amid renewed trade tensions.
Saudi Arabia Faces Sharp Temperature Drop, Freezing Conditions
A severe cold wave sweeps Saudi Arabia, bringing freezing temperatures to multiple regions. Tabuk, Al-Jawf, and Northern Borders hit first, with Riyadh and Qassim to follow. Residents urged to take precautions.
Musk Supports Lutnick on Immigration Despite Past Fights
Elon Musk agrees with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that America's immigration system is broken. This comes after Lutnick criticized Musk's government efficiency approach.
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