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Chinese Woman Nearly Cremated After Coma Rebuilds Life Through Painting
Chen returned to Dongguan to thank the funeral home and hospital staff who had saved her life.
Delayed Orders, Missing Gear: What Hindered Venezuela's Quake Response
Civilians spearheaded much of the response, especially during the first two days, bringing aid like food and using rudimentary tools to pull both the living and the dead from the rubble.
"Forced To Work For 15 Hours, Not Paid For 3 Months": Hyderabad Woman Stuck In Oman
Shabnam Begum said she traveled to Oman on March 26 after a local recruitment agent promised her a job as a housemaid.
China Launches World's Largest Open AI Model To Rival US Tech Giants
Moonshot said Kimi K3 is the first open-weight model to approach the 3 trillion-parameter mark and is designed for advanced reasoning, long-horizon coding and knowledge work.
Zohran Mamdani Wants To Get Netanyahu Arrested, Israeli PM Says He "Hates America"
Zohran Mamdani said he is not sure if he has the power to order the arrest of a foreign leader and that he is consulting the city's legal advisers regarding the issue.
US Launches New Strikes To "Swiftly Punish" Iran After 2 Troops Killed In War
The US launched the eighth consecutive night of strikes hours after announcing that two American soldiers were killed in Iran's attack on Jordan.
Andrew Tate, Brother Tristan Arrested In US For Raping, Trafficking Women In UK
British prosecutors announced Saturday that they were seeking the Tate brothers' extradition on charges alleging they raped and trafficked women between 2010 and 2017.
2 US Soldiers Killed, 1 Missing After Iranian Strikes On Jordan
CENTCOM said it would not release further details, including the identities of the service members who died, until 24 hours after their relatives have been formally notified.
"Worthless, Devoid Of Credibility": Mojtaba Tears Into Trump Over Iran Deal
As renewed hostilities flared on Saturday, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed to teach the United States, who he referred to as Satan, "unforgettable lessons".
"Us, Blade, Your Throat": Iran Hardliners Turn On Leaders Amid Coup Claims
Hardliners argue that Iran's leaders are sidelining parliament, ignoring the supreme leader's instructions during negotiations with the US and weakening the country's revolutionary institutions.
Iran Demands "Blood For Blood" In New Billboard With Trump's Family In Coffins
The banner, which has a burning White House as a backdrop, features Trump's five children: Ivanka, Don Jr, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron Trump; and the First Lady, Melania Trump, along with the US president.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Cost Employers $11.7 Billion In Losses. Here's Why
The FIFA World Cup 2026 may have cost the US economy $11.7 billion in terms of lost productivity. Globally, the tournament may have led to a loss of $17 billion in productivity.
US Government Employees Now Allowed To Download TikTok On Official Devices
In January, TikTok said the venture will retrain, test and update TikTok's content recommendation algorithm on US user data.
US Woman Mistook Pregnancy Symptoms For Medication Side Effects, Welcomes Baby Boy Unexpectedly
MacDougall recalled taking several pregnancy tests shortly before giving birth, and all of them came back negative.
'Good Decision': Trump On FIFA Chief Reversing US Player's Suspension
Folarin Balogun's case became a flashpoint in the tournament, generating widespread criticism of FIFA's leadership and the US president.
"This Is False": US After Iran Guards Claim Hitting 2 Oil Tankers In Hormuz
Responding to the claim, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said, "Like most IRGC claims, this is false," on X.
How Gangster Nitish Kaushal Was Arrested By FBI A Km Before Canada Border
Nitish Kaushal, linked to transnational crime, captured near Canada after abandoning tracked phone
"To Minimise Difficulties": India To Engage With US On Revised Visa Policies
India is communicating with US authorities to ease issues from new visa rules affecting Indian students and visitors.
Leather Jacket Worn By Nvidia CEO Auctions For Nearly $1 Million
A black leather jacket sported by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold for $960,000 at a New York auction on Friday, 16 times higher than the estimated value of $60,000, according to Sotheby's.
