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Iran President Wants To Sack Foreign Minister Amid US Talks? What Report Said
Sources said Araghchi has been acting on the IRGC chief's directive, without keeping Pezeshkian in the loop.
AI Video Goes Viral On X Amid Lawsuit Over Allegations Against JPMorgan Exec
Lorna Hajdini has firmly denied allegations made against her in a high-profile lawsuit filed this week by a former JPMorgan colleague.
Trump Gives Go-ahead To Major New Canada-US Oil Pipeline
Environmentalists hope to stop the Keystone XL project over worries that the pipeline could break and spill.
Who Is Viswas Raghavan, Citi's $52 Million Hire Days After JPMorgan Exit
Viswas “Vis” Raghavan joined Citigroup in February 2024 as Head of Banking shortly after leaving JPMorgan.
Wreckage Of US Ship, Lost During World War 1, Found Off England Coast
The Tampa sank in 1918 after a German submarine attack killed all 131 aboard. It was largest single American naval combat loss of life in World War 1.
Unemployed Andhra Man, 26, Kills Self In US. Debt-Ridden Father Awaits Body
Iraganaboyina Chandu, a native of Kurnool district, had recently completed his Master's degree from DePaul University in Chicago.
Iran's Supreme Leader Vows To Protect Nuclear, Missile Capabilities
Mojtaba Khamenei's remarks come as Iran's economy is reeling and its oil industry is being squeezed by a US Navy blockade halting its tankers.
US Man Started LA Wildfire As He Was Angry For Not Having Date For New Year's
The Palisades Fire that broke out on Jan. 7 had killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes in one of the wealthiest parts of Los Angeles.
Donald Trump Says Iran Blockade Incredible' as Oil Prices Keep Rising
Oil prices across parts of the US are also rising sharply, with the national average at fresh highs and retail gasoline in California soaring above $6 a gallon.
Trump's Mineral Reserve Plans To Buy Rare Earths From China
The project aims to build an immediate buffer against critical mineral supply shocks while using future purchases to send a stronger demand signal to US and friendly-nation producers.
US Prepping Iran Attack Again? 6,500-Tonne Munitions Sent To Israel In 24 Hours
Israel has received some 115,600 tonnes of military items since the start of the Iran war.
UK Raises National Terror Threat Level After Stabbing Of 2 Jewish Men
Severe is the second-highest rung on a five-point scale and means intelligence agencies consider an attack highly likely in the next six months.
Video: New York Home Explosion Sends Police Officers Flying Across Yard
Police body camera video of the explosion shows officers about to enter a small home in Queens before 3 am, and just as one starts to open the door, a huge blast erupts.
4 Students, Attacker Injured In Stabbing At Washington High School
The suspect, a student, was in custody and also injured.
Pete Hegseth Asked If Trump Is "Mentally Stable" To Lead US. His Reply Is Viral
Hegseth later said Donald Trump is an "incredible commander-in-chief who puts our troops first."
China Building 'Super Soldiers' With Help From Harvard Scientist Convicted Of Lying To US
Charles Lieber, 67, was convicted of making false statements to US officials about his ties to a Chinese state program to recruit overseas talent.
Russia's Tuapse Faces Toxic Aftermath Of Ukrainian Attacks On Refinery
Residents of the Russian port city of Tuapse were ordered not to drink tap water and schools remained closed on Thursday, as authorities grappled with the aftermath of the third
'Fix Your Broken Country': Trump Says German Chancellor Doing "Terrible Job"
US President Donald Trump said the German chancellor has got "immigration and energy problems, and a problem with Ukraine."
Who Is Lorna Hajdini? The JPMorgan Executive Named In Lawsuit Over Workplace Allegations
Before joining JPMorgan, Hajdini interned at the office of the medical director, and later at Glazer Capital Management.
