At least nine killed in Turkey school shooting
A teenage student has killed at least nine people in Turkey’s second school shooting in two days.
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Florida surgeon charged with manslaughter after removing wrong organ from patient: report
Operating room staff reported being ‘shocked’ as the surgeon allegedly insisted the removed organ was a spleen despite its distinct appearance
Pentagon ramps up plans for military operation in Cuba in case Trump orders direct intervention: report
Earlier this week, Trump said ‘we may stop by Cuba’ after the Iran war is resolved
US and Iran are sailing in very different legal waters in the Strait of Hormuz
The complex military situation and economic disruption are only part of the story of the Strait of Hormuz
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul proposes a wealth tax on pied-à-terres in major u-turn
NYC mayor, who has consistently pushed for a more extensive tax increase on the wealthy, hailed the proposal as a victory
‘Straits of Vermouth’: Democrats roast two Trump cabinet members with one Iran war post after Bessent’s press briefing botch
Democrats’ social media team pounces on Treasury Secretary’s beverage gaffe to reference Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s alleged history of problem drinking
Major Dubai tourist attraction closing as statement issued – in business since 1999
The closure was confirmed on Wednesday.
Senate votes against restraining Trump on Iran after Fetterman crosses Democrats once again
Democrat resolution fails as GOP Senate caucus remains in near lockstep support of Iran war
Live Nation and Ticketmaster found to be an illegal monopoly by jury in antitrust trial
Live Nation executive Benjamin Baker apologized on the stand for internal messages between colleagues calling customers ‘so stupid’ for paying the ticket prices
Ticketmaster had anti-competitive monopoly over big concert venues, jury finds
The civil case accused parent group Live Nation of using its reach to smother competition.