Iran Threatens Death Penalty for Protesters as Crackdown Grows
Iranian authorities escalate crackdown on Mahsa Amini protests, threatening demonstrators with death penalty for 'enmity against God'. Global condemnation mounts.
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Iran Warns Protesters of Intensified Crackdown
Iran's top prosecutor warns of a severe crackdown on protesters, labeling dissent as 'war against God'. Authorities threaten to use all means to suppress unrest. Read the full story.
Pre-Islamic Revolution Flag Hoisted on Iran's London Embassy
A protester replaced Iran's flag with the pre-1979 Lion and Sun emblem in London. Simultaneously, fresh anti-government demonstrations erupted across Iranian cities. Read the full report.
Port Work Stops Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting in Honnavar
Port development activities have disrupted the nesting of critically endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles at Kasarkod Tonka beach in Honnavar. Experts fear the turtles may not return. Read more.
Hazaribag launches 24/7 elephant tracking after fatal attacks
Hazaribag launches 24/7 control room to monitor elephant movement after two deaths. New advisory issued for public safety. Learn the dos and don'ts to prevent conflict.
US Withdrawal from UN Climate Bodies Sparks Global Criticism
Former diplomats, UN entities, and climate experts condemn the US decision to withdraw from 66 international bodies, including key climate agreements. Experts warn this harms global cooperation and US interests. Read the full analysis.
Minnesota ICE Protest Turns Violent; Russia Bombs Black Sea
Violent clashes erupt in Minnesota as protesters storm a hotel housing ICE agents. Meanwhile, Russia launches new strikes in Ukraine, and global leaders exchange sharp warnings. Get the full details.
ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Woman in Minneapolis Street
ICE officer Jonathan Ross fatally shot Renee Good during a snowy Minneapolis confrontation. Witness accounts challenge the official story as details of Ross's military and MAGA background emerge. Read the full investigation.
North Korea Warns South Over Drone Attack, Tensions Surge
Kim Jong Un warns Seoul of heavy price after North Korea shoots down alleged South Korean drone. Pyongyang releases wreckage footage, escalating Korean Peninsula tensions. Read the full story.
Syrian Forces Deploy in Aleppo After Clashes with Kurdish Fighters
Syrian security forces entered Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsoud after days of fighting with Kurdish forces, leaving 22 dead and displacing over 140,000. Read the latest updates on the conflict and its aftermath.
Stephen A. Smith Under Fire for Renee Good Shooting Comments
Stephen A. Smith sparks controversy with his comments on the fatal shooting of Renee Good. Keith Olbermann demands ESPN fire him, leading to a public feud. Get the full story.
Iran's Khamenei Puts IRGC On Highest Alert Amid Protests
Iran's Supreme Leader orders IRGC to highest alert as nationwide protests continue. US backs demonstrators, raising tensions. Read the latest developments.
US House Seeks Trump Impeachment Over Venezuela Attack
Democratic Congressman Al Green calls for President Trump's impeachment, denouncing the Venezuela attack and capture of Maduro as reckless. Read the explosive details.
Russia's Oreshnik Missile Attack Sends Nuclear Signal to West
Russia's recent Oreshnik missile strike on Kyiv was a calculated demonstration of its nuclear-capable arsenal, sending a direct message to the incoming Trump administration and NATO allies. Understand the strategic implications.
Trump's 10% Credit Card Cap Plan Alarms US Banks
President Trump's proposal to cap credit card rates at 10% faces backlash from banks warning of reduced credit access. US credit card debt exceeds $1.23 trillion. Read the full analysis.
Minneapolis Schools Close After Border Patrol Incident
Minneapolis public schools close for safety after a fatal shooting by an immigration officer and campus confrontation. Online learning begins amid community fear. Governor Walz criticizes federal presence near schools.
Trump's Post Leaks US Jobs Data, White House Admits Breach
President Trump's social media post revealed embargoed US jobs data early. The White House calls it an 'inadvertent disclosure'. Read about the breach and its implications for market confidence.
Ukraine Drone Strike Ignites Russian Oil Depot
A Ukrainian drone strike set a Russian oil depot ablaze, as Russia escalates with hypersonic missiles targeting Ukraine's power grid. Read the latest on the intensifying conflict.
US Mass Shooting: 6 Dead in Mississippi, Suspect Held
A single gunman killed six people across three locations in Mississippi. Clay County Sheriff confirms suspect in custody. Latest updates on the tragic shooting.
Fines for Altering Trump Image on National Park Passes
Visitors altering 2026 National Park passes by covering Donald Trump's image face fines or replacement fees under updated NPS 'Void if Altered' guidelines. Learn the new rules.
Trump Signs Order on Venezuela's Frozen Oil Funds
Former US President Donald Trump signs order to shield Venezuela's oil revenue in US accounts from creditors. A move impacting Maduro regime and global oil markets.
Iran Disconnects Internet, Starlink Key for Protest News
Iran has severed global internet access for its 85 million citizens amid nationwide protests. Starlink devices, despite being illegal, are now crucial for sharing information. Read how the digital blackout impacts the diaspora and the world's view.
Barron Trump's Speech Training for Public Confidence
Barron Trump, the 19-year-old son of Donald and Melania Trump, is reportedly taking elocution lessons to soften his Slovenian-influenced accent. Read about his private efforts to build confidence.
Six Dead in Mississippi Shootings, Suspect Held
Six people were killed in a series of shootings in West Point, Mississippi. The suspect is in custody, and authorities confirm no ongoing threat to the public. Read for details.
US Raid on Maduro: 'Massacre' Account Revealed by White House
The White House shared a Venezuelan guard's harrowing account of the US raid capturing President Nicolás Maduro, describing a technologically unmatched 'massacre'. Read the full details.
Six dead in Mississippi shootings, suspect held
Six people were shot dead in a series of shootings in West Point, Mississippi. The suspect is in custody and no longer a threat. Read the latest updates.
Mississippi Shooting: 6 Dead in Three Locations
A tragic shooting across three locations in Mississippi leaves six dead. Authorities launch a manhunt for the suspect. Get the latest details on this developing story.
US Banks Warn Against Trump's 10% Credit Card Rate Cap
US banking groups warn Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest rate cap could restrict credit access and hurt households. Read the full analysis of the potential impact.
Trump's Greenland Claim Ignores US-Russia Border
US President Donald Trump's argument to 'conquer' Greenland to prevent Russian or Chinese neighbours overlooks a key fact: Russia is already a US neighbour via Alaska. Read the full analysis.
Reza Pahlavi: Exiled Prince Emerges as Iran's Potential Unifying Symbol
As Iran's clerical authority weakens, Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah, is being discussed as a potential unifying icon. Explore the deep civilisational search for a new symbol in Persia.
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