Washington Post Publisher Will Lewis Steps Down After Layoffs
Washington Post publisher Will Lewis announces his resignation just days after the newspaper implemented significant staff layoffs, marking a period of transition for the media outlet.
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Washington Post Publisher Will Lewis Departs After Layoffs
Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis has announced his departure following a period of mass layoffs at the newspaper, marking a significant leadership change.
US Defense Department Severs Academic Ties with Harvard University
The Pentagon announced it is ending professional military education fellowships at Harvard, citing ideological differences and concerns over globalist teachings affecting military readiness.
Four Indian Students Injured in Russia Stabbing Attack
A violent stabbing incident in Ufa, Russia, left six people injured, including four Indian students. Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the attack.
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US Seeks to Deport 5-Year-Old Boy After Judge's Release
The Trump administration is attempting to deport a 5-year-old boy from the United States, even after a federal judge ordered his release from detention. This case highlights ongoing controversies over immigration enforcement and family separations.
French Ex-Minister Jack Lang Resigns Over Epstein Files Link
Former French culture minister Jack Lang resigned from a key role after his name appeared in newly released US court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Indian Students Hurt in Russia University Stabbing by Teen
Four Indian students were among six injured in a knife attack at State Medical University in Ufa, Russia. The 15-year-old attacker, linked to a neo-Nazi group, also stabbed police officers.
Japan Election Focused on Rising Prices and Voter Relief
As Japan prepares for a crucial election, voters are prioritizing economic relief amid soaring inflation, with political parties scrambling to address the cost-of-living crisis.
F-22 Jets Removed from Super Bowl Flyover for Military Operations
The US Air Force has removed two F-22 Raptor stealth jets from the Super Bowl LX flyover lineup due to increased operational assignments. The revised formation will showcase aircraft representing 250 years of American airpower.
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Italy Port Strike: Dockworkers Protest NATO, Military Spending
Dockworkers, students, and unions across Italy have launched a massive strike, blocking ports in protest against NATO policies, military spending, and arms shipments. The action, part of a wider Mediterranean movement, signals growing resistance to Europe
Jack Lang Resigns as IMA President Amid Epstein Scandal Probe
French political veteran Jack Lang has resigned as president of the Arab World Institute amid scrutiny over his past links to Jeffrey Epstein and a tax fraud investigation involving him and his daughter.
Indian Students Hurt in Russia Dormitory Knife Attack
Four Indian students were among several injured after a teenager armed with a knife attacked a dormitory at the State Medical University in Ufa, Russia.
US Aims for Ukraine-Russia Peace Deal by June
The United States is reportedly urging Ukraine to finalize a peace agreement with Russia by June 2024, as confirmed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.
Indian Students Injured in Knife Attack in Russia
Four Indian medical students were injured in a knife attack at a university dormitory in Ufa, Russia. The Indian Embassy is providing assistance as authorities investigate the incident involving a teenage assailant.
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US Cheating Row: Scholar Defends Indian Students
A social media debate erupted after allegations of cheating by Asian students at Rutgers University. Political scientist Richard Hanania countered with strong defense against racism.
Trump Supports Nexstar-Tegna $6.2B Media Acquisition Deal
Former US President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Nexstar Media's $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, claiming it will boost competition against what he called 'fake news networks' in a Truth Social post.
Japan's Leaders Make Final Pitches Before Lower House Polls
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and opposition leaders, including Sanae Takaichi, are intensifying campaigns as parties seek a mandate in Sunday's Lower House election, focusing on economic and security policies.
Prosecutors Ordered to Stop Probe into ICE Agent's Fatal Shooting
Senior US officials, including FBI director Kash Patel, ordered prosecutors to stop investigating the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent, fearing it would contradict Trump's claims.
Orban Attacks Ukraine as 'Enemy' Over EU Energy, Military Fears
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accuses Ukraine of threatening Hungary's energy security and sovereignty, warning of risks from EU-funded military buildup amid deepening European tensions.
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Epstein's Alleged Blackmail Strategy with the Wealthy
New reports reveal how Jeffrey Epstein allegedly collected compromising information on wealthy and powerful figures for potential blackmail, fueling enduring conspiracy theories since his 2019 death.
Indian Among Eight Injured in Russia Hostel Knife Attack
A 15-year-old attacker stabbed students at a medical university hostel in Russia's Bashkortostan Republic, injuring eight including an Indian national and two police officers.
Pentagon Cuts All Military Programs with Harvard
The Pentagon, under Trump administration, has terminated all military programs with Harvard University, labeling it 'woke' and unfit for training future U.S. military leaders. This decision ends decades of academic-military partnerships.
Clintons Demand Public Testimony on Epstein Files
Bill and Hillary Clinton call for open congressional testimony on Epstein investigation, criticizing planned closed-door sessions as politically motivated. The House Oversight Committee is examining Epstein's connections with powerful figures.
D'Souza Calls Racist Obama AI Video 'Amusing and Harmless'
Indian-origin conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza faces backlash for defending a racist AI video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, shared by Donald Trump. Critics accuse him of hypocrisy given his past condemnation of anti-Indian racism.
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Pregnant Immigrant Detained, Pressured to Sign Deportation Order
A pregnant immigrant, Leonela Gomez Hernandez, was detained by ICE in Los Angeles. Advocates lost track of her in the system before she called her husband, claiming she was pressured to sign deportation papers to Nicaragua.
Social Security Feb 2026 Payments: Schedule & SSI Guide
Complete guide to Social Security payments for February 2026, including the main payout date of February 11, full schedule, SSI details, and the 2.8% COLA increase affecting millions of beneficiaries.
Norway's Crown Princess Named in Epstein Files, Probe Begins
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit is named in the Jeffrey Epstein files, with emails to former NATO chief Thorbjorn Jagland. An investigation has been launched by the Royal Palace.
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit in Epstein Email Probe
Norwegian authorities have initiated an investigation after emails linked Crown Princess Mette-Marit to Jeffrey Epstein, with former Nobel Committee head Thorbjørn Jagland also involved in the inquiry.
Andrew's Nine-Day Epstein Mansion Stay Revealed in Emails
Newly analyzed emails reported by the Daily Mail challenge Prince Andrew's account of his 2010 visit to Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion, revealing a nine-day stay and troubling cash requests.
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Columbia University Protest Leads to Arrests Over Immigration
Twelve Columbia University affiliates were arrested after blocking traffic in a protest demanding stronger protections for international students against Trump's immigration policies.
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