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Israeli forces demolish buildings in West Bank operations, at least 25 killed
Israeli forces intensified military operations in the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, demolishing 23 buildings that the military says were used by militants. Israeli officials reported the structures contained weapons, explosives labs and observation posts. Footage from the area shows large explosions and thick smoke rising over the densely populated camp. The… -
Super Bowl ads hit record $8 million for 30 seconds of air time
Super Bowl LIX airs Sunday, Feb. 9, on Fox. Much like every year, most viewers will not only watch the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, but also the commercials. Reports indicated that a 30-second ad space during the game is now selling for a record $8 million. The cost depends… -
Karla Sofía Gascón criticized for resurfaced social posts amid Oscar nomination
Just days after controversy began over “Emilia Pérez,” the film’s lead actress, Karla Sofía Gascón, is now facing backlash. Resurfaced tweets from the “Emilia Pérez” star have sparked outrage across social media. Journalist Sarah Hagi shared translated screenshots of Gascón’s past tweets before they were deleted. One tweet from 2016 read: “Islam is becoming a… -
China building military base 10x larger than the Pentagon: Report
China is building the world’s largest military command center that is at least 10 times bigger than the U.S. Pentagon. The Financial Times released a report about the base, citing information from U.S. officials, on Thursday, Jan. 30. How did U.S. officials find out about the base? Satellite images obtained by the news outlet show… -
Canada adds Black Hawks to secure border after Trump’s tariff threats
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have launched Black Hawk helicopter patrols to enhance security along the U.S.-Canada border, providing rapid response capabilities for illegal crossings, human trafficking and drug smuggling. The patrols began earlier this week and now cover Alberta, Quebec and Manitoba. RCMP officials said the helicopters will monitor all illegal border activity,… -
FDA approves first new painkiller in decades; could help battle opioid crisis
The Food and Drug Administration approved a new type of pain reliever for the first time in decades. It’s a new drug that could help combat America’s opioid crisis. On Thursday, Jan. 30, the agency signed off on Journavx, otherwise known as suzetrigine, to treat short-term pain that often follows surgery or injuries. The newly… -
Tesla to roll out self-driving cars in Austin as Waymo expands services
Tesla is eyeing the future, ready to shake up the streets of Austin, Texas, with its new line of self-driving cars, seeking to challenge Waymo’s dominance in the robotaxi industry. During 2024’s fourth quarter earnings call, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company would introduce the new fleet by mid-June 2025. The service will… -
Trump on plane crash: White House has ‘strong opinions’ on what caused it
President Donald Trump addressed the nation just hours after a midair collision involving a commercial jet and army helicopter near Washington, D.C. It’s considered a recovery operation with Trump confirming there are no survivors. “This was a dark and excruciating night in our nation’s capital and in our nation’s history,” Trump said after holding a… -
Quran-burning protester shot dead in Sweden
A man who gained international attention for burning copies of the Quran in Sweden has been shot and killed. A Swedish judge confirmed the death of Salwan Momika, an Iraqi man whose protests led to widespread demonstrations in Muslim-majority countries. Momika fatally shot in apartment near Stockholm Authorities said Momika was shot the night of… -
‘Unspeakable tragedy’: US Figure Skating devastated by plane crash
U.S. Figure Skating confirmed several of the organization’s skaters, coaches and family members were aboard American Eagle Flight 5342 that collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter the night of Wednesday, Jan. 29. Both aircraft plunged into the Potomac River in Washington D.C. Authorities said there are likely no survivors, and now a recovery… -
GOP lawmaker suggests high school students work rather than get free lunch
A Republican congressman is making headlines after remarks he made about the school lunch program during a CNN interview on Tuesday, Jan. 28. NBC News reported that Rep. Rich McCormick, R-Ga., suggested “some children receiving free school lunches should work at McDonald’s instead.” Other left-leaning outlets, including The Daily Beast and USA Today, also covered… -
Colorado military base to be used for housing migrants facing deportation
Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be using a U.S. military base in Aurora, Colorado, to process immigrants illegally in the U.S., who are about to be flown out of the country and deported by the Trump administration. U.S. Northern Command said ICE began using Buckley Space Force Base on Monday, Jan. 27. How will officials… -
Billy Ray Cyrus reportedly threatens legal action against son after public plea
Billy Ray Cyrus is reportedly seeking legal action against his son, Trace Cyrus. The news comes after Trace criticized his father’s inauguration performance in a lengthy Instagram post. Last week, Billy Ray Cyrus performed at President Donald Trump’s inauguration ball. However, his performance raised eyebrows, with many pointing to his shaky delivery. Trace Cyrus, the…
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Trump to meet with Zelenskyy over Ukraine minerals deal, war with Russia
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Musician Roger Waters faces libel lawsuit over antisemitic remarks
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Hundreds of NOAA employees laid off as part of federal workforce downsizing
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