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Dozens Feared Trapped As Mall Collapses After Strong Japan Earthquake
The strongest impact was felt in the Kumamoto region on Kyushu island, where the 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA).
'Where To Kill Melania Trump': Video Threat From Iran, Warning For Son Barron
Titled "Where to Kill Melania", the video shows images of the first lady travelling in her motorcade and visiting locations across New York City. It even identifies luxury designer stores where she is known to shop.
One Missing Underscore Sent Canadian Man To Prison And No One Noticed It For Years
A missing underscore in a subpoena led police to jail an innocent Canadian man for 18 months in a child-luring case.
Lured To Thailand, 3 Indian Men Tortured For Rs 69 Lakh Ransom By Gang Of 4 Pakistanis, 1 Indian
Three Indian men were kidnapped and tortured for ransom in Pattaya before Thai police rescued them.
China Explores New Airport Project After Mongla Port Expansion In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's State Minister for Forests, Environment and Climate Change Dr Shaikh Faridul Islam said that the construction of Khan Jahan Ali Airport is crucial for easing communication in the southwest region and for expanding trade, commerce, and tourism.
Another Epstein Associate Is Dead. He Is Only Part Of A Growing List
Epstein was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges when he was found dead in his prison cell.
Netanyahu Had Objected To US Sale Of F-35s To Turkey. Trump Responds
Trump spoke highly about Turkey and called it a "very powerful country" and said that it had a "tremendous military, very big military, very powerful, has a lot of great equipment".
US Military Base In South Korea Issues Safety Alert Over Chemical Leak
Officials in Pyeongtaek urged nearby residents to move to a safe location and avoid skin exposure after the leak was detected at the Osan Air Base.
Thousands Arrested By ICE After "Leads" From US Child Migrant Agency: Report
6-year-old girl spent more than half a year in a child migrant shelter while her mother, who was in the US, worked to get her out. Days later to their reunion, they were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Opinion: Opinion | One Crisis, 4 Wins: How China Might Just Have Hit A Geopolitical Jackpot
Oil to yuan, China's fortunes have only multiplied, thanks to others. But why grudge it the advantages it has been handed almost on a platter?
Greek PM Thanks Christopher Nolan For Putting Spotlight On Greece Through The Odyssey
The Odyssey has topped the US box office for two straight weeks and has already taken $640 million worldwide.
AI Avatar Of Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Sparks Legal Debate In Presidential Race
An AI-generated avatar allowed Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro to make a surprise appearance at the launch of his son Flavio's presidential campaign.
Trump, Zelensky And Netanyahu To Attend US Senator Graham's Funeral
Defense hawk Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican who strongly backed Israel and Ukraine, died suddenly on July 11 at age 71.
French Police Find 5 Infant Bodies In Cardboard Boxes At Couple's Home
French police launched an investigation after finding the bodies of five infants stored in cardboard boxes at a couple's home in Orange, southeast France.
This Bin Laden Quote From 2001 Explains MAGA's Ukraine U-Turn
The idea behind the quote was that people tend to support those they see as powerful, while moving away from those they consider weak.
"Filled With Dead Bodies": 20 Killed In Brutal PoK Crackdown By Pakistan Forces
This includes 80 people who have been killed by Pakistani forces since protests in PoK started on June 5.
Japanese Musician, 61, Arrested For Giving Insomnia To Neighbours
Kazunori Yokoi, 61, has allegedly been rocking out on his guitars and playing his radio at a loud volume day and night since 2019.
France Braces For Fourth Major Heatwave As Bordeaux Wildfire Rages On
Bordeaux wildfire rages as France braces for its fourth major heatwave of the year, with roughly 220,000 people evacuated across the southwest so far.
UK Lawmaker Seeks Order To Stop Grok From Generating Sexualised Images
Grok is distributed through Musk's social media platform X and is subject to regulatory probes in several countries.
