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Tensions Rise in Kashmir Following Deadly Attack Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have demolished the homes of at least 10 alleged militants and detained more individuals for questioning, as investigations intensify after last week’s tragic killings of 26 people. Indian security forces used explosives to destroy several properties since the attack on tourists near Pahalgam. At least one demolished home was reportedly linked to a named suspect. While India has accused Pakistan of supporting the militants responsible, it has not formally identified any group behind the attack. Pakistan has firmly denied the allegations. This marks the deadliest attack on civilians in…

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Since early 2022, Russian influencer Egor Melo has been traveling across Europe. Over the past year, he attended Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Zurich, celebrated New Year’s Eve in Paris, and explored the historic sites of Nuremberg, Germany. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, direct flights between Russia and the European Union were suspended. Later that year, in September, the EU also ended its visa facilitation agreement with Russia, making the visa process more expensive, longer, and more complicated for Russian citizens. As a result, Schengen visa fees have risen, and several EU countries — particularly those bordering…

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to invest A$1.2 billion (£580 million) into creating a strategic reserve for critical minerals if he wins the upcoming election, amid rising trade tensions. The pledge follows China’s move to impose export restrictions on seven rare earth elements — vital components in advanced technologies like electric vehicles, fighter jets, and robotics. While China’s controls target all countries, they are largely seen as a response to tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump. Albanese emphasized that Australia would focus on securing minerals crucial to its own national security and that of its allies, including…

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23-Year-Old Student Undergoes Quadruple Amputation After Flu-Like Symptoms Turn Life-Threatening Lily McGarry, a 23-year-old university student, was leading a vibrant and active life until January 14, when what began as mild flu-like symptoms rapidly escalated into a severe medical emergency. Initially brushing off her symptoms as a simple cough, Lily was rushed to the University Hospital of Wales by her concerned housemates as her condition deteriorated alarmingly. Medical staff quickly realized the seriousness of her case. “She is the sickest patient in this hospital,” they told her friends—this, in a facility that houses more than 3,000 patients, according to BBC…

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Two inmates in South Florida conceived a child without ever having physical contact. Daisy Link, 29, and Joan Depaz, 24 — both held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on murder charges — managed to achieve this through an inventive and highly unconventional method that involved the prison’s ventilation system. The couple, who have never had any physical contact, devised a unique method to communicate and exchange items using the air vents in their cells. In an interview with 7News, Link shared that the prolonged isolation led her to start talking with Depaz. “When you’ve been alone for so…

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Surrey, British Columbia Karim Walji is bracing for financial setbacks, fearing that for the first time in eight years, he may have to downsize his workforce. The uncertainty weighs heavily on him, and he holds President Donald Trump responsible, viewing the tariffs as a reckless show of dominance. “He wants the U.S. to assert its power,” said Walji, a partner at AI Industries, a steel fabrication company in western Canada. “It’s like he’s saying, ‘We’re bigger, we’re stronger, and we can push you around.’” Just last week, AI Industries stood as a testament to the strength of U.S.-Canada trade, part…

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Americans and international travelers flocked to US National Park Service (NPS) sites in 2024, setting a new visitation record. The NPS reported an all-time high of nearly 331.9 million recreational visits across its 433 locations, which range from iconic national parks like Yellowstone to historic sites, battlefields, parkways, memorials, and coastal areas. This figure surpasses the previous record of approximately 330.9 million visits in 2016 and marks a 2% increase—about 6.36 million more visits—compared to 2023. One of the biggest shifts in rankings occurred in 2024 when the long-time most-visited site, the Blue Ridge Parkway, was overtaken by a popular…

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Architect Ricardo Scofidio, celebrated for his transformative work on museums, cultural spaces, and public landmarks—including New York City’s iconic High Line—has passed away at the age of 89. Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the esteemed architecture firm he co-founded with his wife, Elizabeth Diller, announced his passing, acknowledging his profound influence on their projects. “Ricardo’s vision and dedication shaped our practice in immeasurable ways,” the firm stated, adding that its team remains committed to carrying forward his architectural legacy. While the firm did not disclose the exact cause of death, it confirmed that Scofidio passed away peacefully on Thursday, surrounded by…

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Hawk Tuah Girl Breaks Silence on Crypto Collapse and Boyfriend’s Reaction Haliey Welch, widely recognized as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” is finally addressing the fallout from her cryptocurrency venture, including its impact on her relationship. For those unfamiliar, Welch skyrocketed to internet fame after a viral street interview where she made a bold joke. Capitalizing on her newfound popularity, she launched the Talk Tuah podcast and later introduced her own cryptocurrency, $HAWK. Promoted as a way to connect with her audience, the memecoin initially saw massive success, surging to a staggering $490 million market cap within just hours. However, in…

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Researchers have identified a specific day of the week when post-surgery risks, including mortality, are notably higher. Although the skill of a medical team is crucial, new research suggests that the day of the week a surgery is performed could also impact patient outcomes. A recent study indicates that undergoing surgery on a Friday may increase the likelihood of complications and even mortality. Analyzing data from nearly 430,000 patients in Ontario, Canada, between 2007 and 2019, researchers found that those who had procedures on a Friday faced a 9% higher risk of death within 30 days, a 10% increase at…

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