Congress has released a striking piece of history, a sexually suggestive note supposedly from President Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. The birthday message appeared in a leather-bound album prepared for Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003, and now shines a spotlight on their past connection. Trump has adamantly denied writing it and calls it a forgery. What…
A deadly Jerusalem bus stop shooting attack this Monday morning left five civilians dead and at least a dozen others wounded. The incident unfolded at Ramot Junction, a busy commuter hub in northern Jerusalem, during rush hour. Witnesses described scenes of terror as gunmen opened fire on people waiting for buses and those already inside….
The sudden Red Sea cable cuts disrupt internet across broad regions, affecting service speeds and connectivity across Asia and the Middle East. Microsoft and NetBlocks both confirmed degraded performance, while telecoms reported spiking latency that frustrated millions of users. At the same time, concerns mounted about the cause, whether sabotage or technical failure, and how…
Trump explores federal control of 9/11 Memorial & Museum after campaign promises to designate the site as a national monument. The White House confirmed that initial discussions have started, raising the possibility of major changes in how the memorial in New York City is managed and protected. Supporters argue the move would secure long-term preservation,…
The political landscape in Britain shifted dramatically as the deputy prime minister resigned over a tax error, shaking public confidence in Keir Starmer’s Labour government. Angela Rayner confirmed her resignation on September 5, stepping down as Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Labour Leader, and Housing Secretary after admitting she underpaid stamp duty by £40,000 on a…
The U.S. government will buy 2 million doses of lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention injection, for distribution in low and middle-income countries through 2028. This bold step highlights renewed determination to slow HIV, particularly in regions where prevention has faced serious challenges. What Is Lenacapavir and Why Does It Matter Lenacapavir, created by Gilead Sciences,…
A 19th-century streetcar on Lisbon’s famous Elevador da Glória funicular derailed Wednesday evening and crashed into a building, killing 2 people, including operation brakeman André Marques, and injuring 21 others, bringing the crash rise to 17 deaths with a previous death count of 15. Many of the injured were tourists. Emergency responders extracted the victims…
A fast-moving wildfire, known as the 6-5 Fire, has torn through Chinese Camp, a historic Gold Rush town in Tuolumne County, California. The blaze, which began on September 2, 2025, has already destroyed multiple homes and forced urgent evacuations. Wildfire Damage in Chinese Camp The flames spread quickly, burning more than 6.25 square miles and…
Entire Villages Flattened as Rescue Efforts Struggle to Reach Remote Survivors Amid Aftershocks and Rising Death Toll A midnight tremor in Afghanistan’s mountainous east turned into a nightmare—flattened homes, shattered lives, and hope, all within seconds. On Sunday night, August 31, a powerful magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Jalalabad, devastating remote communities in Kunar Province and…
In the dead of night this past holiday weekend, a judge hit the brakes on a sweeping deportation effort targeting vulnerable children. At the center of this legal drama is U.S. District Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan, who issued a 14‑day temporary restraining order, halting the Trump administration’s sudden attempt to deport unaccompanied Guatemalan minors. The…
