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Albino Buffalo Becomes National Celebrity
An albino buffalo in Bangladesh has become an unlikely internet sensation—nicknamed “Donald Trump” for his blonde hair—and now draws massive cro…
11 hours ago
Hope on the Horizon for Hantavirus
Hantavirus, once overlooked due to rare outbreaks, may soon have a lifeline: a drug for autoimmune diseases showing promise in saving lives. In …
11 hours ago
House Limits President's War Powers
The House narrowly passed a resolution requiring congressional approval before any further military action against Iran, marking the fourth time…
12 hours ago
Judge’s Guilty Verdict Under Fire
A federal judge is poised to decide whether to overturn the guilty verdict against former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, convicted of felony obst…
12 hours ago
Bayeux Tapestry Heads to London
The Bayeux Tapestry, a 950-year-old embroidery masterpiece, is embarking on a historic nine-month tour to London’s British Museum — only its thi…
12 hours ago
Hero Turned Accused in Bondi Shooting Case
A hero turned suspect: Ahmed al Ahmed, hailed as Australia’s greatest citizen after disarming a shooter in the deadly Bondi massacre, now faces …
12 hours ago
Trump Family Audit Immunity Remains Murky
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dodges questions about whether President Trump and his family still enjoy IRS audit immunity — a key clause fro…
13 hours ago
Israeli Strikes Kill Civilians in Gaza
Early Thursday morning, Gaza City suffered devastating Israeli air strikes that killed at least eleven Palestinians—including women, children, a…
13 hours ago
Students Protest Education Cuts in Santiago
Thousands hit Santiago’s streets in a fiery protest against President Kast’s brutal austerity plan, which slashes the education budget and threa…
13 hours ago
Three Nations One Cup
The 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, promises historic unity—but beneath the surface lies a tangled web of past tensio…
15 hours ago