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An armed man, Austin Tucker Martin, was shot and killed by Secret Service agents after entering President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Days prior, Martin expressed obsession with Jeffrey Epstein files and urged others to "raise awareness" about alleged government cover-ups. He was reported missing by his family and reportedly held pro-Trump views.
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Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin accused former chief adviser Muhammad Yunus of constitutional breaches and attempts to destabilize the country and presidency. Shahabuddin stated Yunus failed to brief him on foreign visits and alleged a conspiracy to unconstitutionally replace him. The president also described his office being deliberately...
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Washington has accused Beijing of a rapid, secret nuclear build-up, urging China's inclusion in future arms control talks. Citing China's expanding arsenal and fissile material production, the US believes a new treaty is necessary following New START's lapse. This development raises concerns about a potential arms race, with the US aiming for a...
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America faces recurring government shutdowns. These are not due to a lack of money but a failure to pass spending bills. Recent shutdowns have impacted various agencies, causing furloughs and service disruptions. These funding crises stem from political disagreements, not financial insolvency. India's parliamentary system prevents similar...
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FBI Director Kash Patel joined the US men's hockey team in their locker room after their Olympic gold medal victory. Footage showed him celebrating with players following their win against Canada. The event sparked online discussion, with supporters calling it patriotic and critics questioning its appropriateness for the FBI Director's office.
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A man in Tennessee, Juan, who claims to be a legal U.S. resident with a Green Card and work permit, was forcibly removed from his vehicle by ICE agents. Eyewitness footage shows officers breaking his truck's windows before he fled on foot. Juan stated he ran out of fear after agents allegedly smashed his vehicle and assaulted him.
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Air Arabia is offering significant discounts of up to 40% on select flights for travel between March and June 2026. Bookings must be made before February 25. This promotion covers various destinations, including popular spots like Milan, Athens, Phuket, and the Maldives, providing a budget-friendly opportunity for early planners.
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A Kerala woman, detained in Sharjah for visa overstay and an absconding complaint, has returned home after political intervention and swift legal action. She faced detention after being unable to pay exorbitant renewal fees demanded by her agent. Her safe return highlights the importance of legal aid and local representation in navigating UAE...
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Erika Kirk has become the subject of viral affair rumors after unverified screenshots and alleged social media exchanges circulated online. Despite growing speculation and divided reactions on social platforms, no credible evidence supports the claims. Supporters and acquaintances have defended her relationship with Charlie Kirk, highlighting the...
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Because in the theatre of American politics, where spouses are often displayed as carefully managed public assets, Abraham Williams occupies a very different role. He is not a campaign surrogate, not a television presence, not a familiar political spouse. In fact, most Americans encounter his name only when Gabbard herself chooses to mention him....
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UAE has announced the Eid Al Fitr holiday schedule, offering early clarity for all. Federal government employees get a break from March 19-22, 2026. Private sector workers will enjoy a holiday from March 19-21, with a potential extension to March 22 depending on Ramadan's duration. This allows ample time for planning.
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A late-night tremor shook Southern California on Sunday. A 3.5-magnitude earthquake occurred offshore near Rancho Palos Verdes. The quake was felt widely across Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Authorities reported no injuries or damage from the seismic activity. This is the third offshore earthquake in the region this week.
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A major fire erupted at an Abu Dhabi warehouse on February 23, 2026, triggering a swift emergency response. Civil defence and police teams are actively battling the blaze, with no casualties reported so far. Investigations into the cause will commence once the site is secured, highlighting the UAE's focus on fire preparedness.
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The UAE thwarted a major cyberattack this past weekend. Sophisticated AI-powered assaults targeted national digital platforms and vital infrastructure. The UAE Cybersecurity Council confirmed the attacks were organized and aimed at destabilizing the nation. Advanced monitoring and rapid response systems prevented widespread disruption. Essential...
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The UAE has successfully launched its first seven-year Islamic Treasury Sukuk. This new offering, valued at AED550 million, attracted nearly six times its value in bids. The issuance marks the longest maturity under the program. This move strengthens the UAE's Islamic finance framework and the dirham yield curve. Investor confidence in the national...
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Mexico experienced a coordinated wave of retaliation following the killing of feared cartel boss El Mencho. Gunmen loyal to the CJNG leader blocked highways and torched businesses, disrupting air travel and prompting residents to seek shelter. This show of force, described as revenge, highlights the ongoing challenges of cartel violence in the...
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A British activist group, 'Everyone Hates Elon,' staged a daring stunt at the Louvre, hanging a framed photo of ex-Prince Andrew. The image, taken after his arrest on misconduct charges, was captioned 'He's Sweating Now,' referencing his controversial 2019 interview. The group's bold move aims to draw attention to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding...
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Pilgrims undertaking Umrah now have a comprehensive, 16-language guide from the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. This resource simplifies rituals, clarifies visa and permit requirements, and details movement within holy sites. It covers the entire journey from preparation to departure, enhancing awareness and ensuring a smoother, more peaceful spiritual...
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Iran and the US are set for a third round of nuclear talks in Geneva amid rising regional tensions. Washington is increasing its military presence and pressing Tehran for a swift deal, with President Trump issuing a 10-15 day ultimatum. Iran has warned of retaliation against US forces and facilities in the region if attacked.
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Mexico's most-wanted drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, was killed during a government operation in Jalisco, triggering nationwide cartel violence. Founder of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel, he built one of Mexico's fastest-growing and most aggressive criminal organisations. His death is a major blow to the group...
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A viral video showing Androgenic's hat being pulled off sparked major debate online. Viewers questioned his image after seeing what appeared to be a receding hairline. The term "fraudmaxxer” trended on X, and some online rankings reportedly dropped him. While the video's authenticity remains unverified, the incident has fueled discussion about...
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The United States is set to launch its first dementia village. This innovative development aims to provide a neighbourhood-like environment for residents. It will feature homes, shops, and recreational spaces. The project seeks to enhance the quality of life for individuals with dementia. This model offers a new approach to elderly care in the...
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India has conveyed its desire to strengthen people-centric cooperation with the new Bangladesh government, aiming for a positive and constructive bilateral relationship. This message was delivered by Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma to the foreign minister and state minister, emphasizing mutual interest and benefit. Both nations have agreed to...
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The European Commission called Sunday for Washington to abide by the terms of the trade deal struck last year with the EU, as President Donald Trump announced new global tariff hikes a day after an adverse Supreme Court ruling. The EU and United States last year struck an agreement setting US tariffs at a maximum 15 percent on most European goods.
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China affirmed its readiness to boost cooperation with Bangladesh's new government, warning that attempts to disrupt their partnership are destined to fail. This comes amid US concerns over Chinese influence in South Asia and a US emphasis on a free and open Indo-Pacific. Beijing also expressed hope for progress on the Teesta River project.
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Denmark and its territory Greenland on Sunday rejected Donald Trump's offer to send a naval hospital ship to the Arctic island coveted by the US leader. "President Trump's idea to send a US hospital ship here to Greenland has been duly noted.
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JPMorgan Chase has officially confirmed closing Donald Trump's and his businesses' bank accounts following the January 6th Capitol attacks. This admission arrives in a court filing for Trump's $5 billion lawsuit, where he alleged political motivations behind the debanking. Previously, the bank cited privacy laws for not disclosing account closures.
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Moscow's four international airports faced temporary closures on Sunday as air defence systems downed 11 Ukrainian drones approaching the capital. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin confirmed the interceptions, while Russia's civil aviation authority cited safety concerns for the flight suspensions. This comes amid ongoing cross-border drone and missile attacks...
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An armed man in his early 20s was fatally shot by Secret Service agents after breaching the inner security perimeter of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort early Sunday. The unidentified suspect, reportedly carrying a shotgun and fuel can, was ordered to drop his items before being shot. Trump was not present at the time.
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An armed man carrying a shotgun and fuel can was shot and killed by secret service agents and a sheriff's deputy after breaching the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago. The incident occurred while President Trump was at the White House, and follows previous threats and security incidents involving the president.
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On February 21, Graham Allen interviewed Tracy Martin to challenge Candace Owens' claims about Erika Kirk's whereabouts and role on the day Charlie Kirk was shot. Allen publicly dared Owens to defend her statements. Tracy denied key allegations about her daughter's job, Erika's location, and an alleged argument, calling the claims inaccurate.
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Denmark's defence minister stated Greenland does not require a US hospital ship, as its population receives adequate healthcare locally or in Denmark. The minister was unaware of any such vessel heading to the Arctic territory, attributing President Trump's claims to a new political norm. Healthcare in both regions is free, with Greenland operating...
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A powerful Nor'easter has caused significant disruptions to air travel between the UAE and the US East Coast. Emirates and Etihad have cancelled and rescheduled numerous flights to and from New York and Boston due to heavy snow and strong winds, impacting airport operations and creating hazardous travel conditions.
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Kuwait's Bar Association is cracking down on unlicensed legal advice shared online, filing complaints against expatriates offering consultations via social media. This move, alongside deregistering lawyers and suspending firms, aims to protect the public and uphold professional standards. Only registered legal professionals can legally offer...
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US envoy Steve Witkoff warns Iran could be a week from producing bomb-grade uranium, despite past strikes. Washington remains concerned about Tehran's nuclear ambitions, with US President Donald Trump demanding "zero enrichment" but reportedly considering limited, verifiable civilian enrichment. Domestic protests in Iran are also a factor in US...
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Drones have become the defining weapon of the conflict, fundamentally reshaping how battles are fought. Defence analysts note that relatively cheap unmanned systems can now destroy extremely expensive targets such as tanks, ships and strategic bombers at a fraction of the cost. A recent Sunday Times defence analysis highlighted how Ukrainian drone...
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A video from Mecca shows a pigeon cleverly using its body to activate a Zamzam water cooler. The bird then drinks the sacred water, delighting worshippers. This unusual moment has gone viral online. Pigeons are a common sight in Mecca but this interaction with technology has sparked widespread admiration and reflection. The clip highlights nature's...
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Russia unleashed a massive overnight missile and drone assault across Ukraine, claiming one life in the Kyiv region and damaging southern energy infrastructure. Ukrainian forces reported intercepting a significant portion of the incoming projectiles. Meanwhile, a separate explosion in Lviv resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, with...
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Jazeera Airways has launched a groundbreaking 'Fly Now, Pay Later' option, becoming the first Kuwaiti airline to offer interest-free installment payments for flights. This strategic partnership with deema aims to enhance travel affordability and accessibility for a wider range of passengers. The move signifies a significant step in the region's...
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Oman's Ministry of Education is opening teaching positions for graduates and those expecting to complete their degrees soon. This initiative, in partnership with the Ministry of Labour, aims to bolster the teaching force and create sustainable employment for Omani job seekers. Applications are being accepted electronically from February 22 to March...
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Sheikh Saleh bin Awad Al-Maghamsi has been appointed as an imam at the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah. He led his first Isha prayer on February 21. Al-Maghamsi is a respected scholar with decades of experience in Islamic teaching and Quran interpretation. He previously served as imam and khateeb of Quba Mosque.
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Candace Owens faces backlash after Tracy Martin, a friend of Charlie Kirk's widow Erika Kirk, rejected Owens' claim that she had prior knowledge of Kirk's 2025 assassination. In an interview, Martin called the narrative "manipulative” and criticized conspiracy framing. The exchange has fueled online criticism, with many urging Owens to retract...
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An anonymous philanthropist has donated AED35 million to the 'Edge of Life' campaign, a Ramadan initiative aiming to rescue five million children from hunger. Launched by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the campaign seeks AED1 billion for sustainable programs addressing childhood malnutrition globally, building on the UAE's humanitarian...
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Saudi security forces apprehended over 19,000 illegal residents in a single week through coordinated campaigns. The detentions included violations of residency, border security, and labor laws, with a significant number already deported. Authorities also arrested individuals attempting to enter or leave the Kingdom illegally and those aiding...
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Turkish authorities have launched a massive anti-narcotics crackdown, detaining 346 suspects and seizing over 80,000 psychotropic pills and 11 kg of drugs. The coordinated operation across five provinces also uncovered unlicensed firearms, disrupting major drug trafficking networks. This significant action underscores Türkiye's ongoing commitment...
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Kuwait's Ministry of Interior has debunked a viral social media claim about severe penalties for unpermitted Ramadan gatherings. Authorities clarified that no fines of KD 1,000 or six-month jail terms are in place for organisers. Citizens are urged to rely on official channels for information, as such rumours can cause unnecessary public alarm.
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Kuwaiti authorities have intensified a nationwide security crackdown, targeting drug trafficking, violent crime and unlicensed businesses. Recent operations thwarted a major Captagon smuggling attempt and led to arrests for illegal liquor sales. This broad enforcement aims to restore public order and disrupt criminal networks, emphasising strict...
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Ghislaine Maxwell's brother, Ian, asserts she is the "real victim" in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, calling accuser Virginia Giuffre a "monster." He claims Ghislaine was a "fall guy" and her trial was unfair, arguing her 20-year sentence is outrageous compared to others. Ian believes Ghislaine did nothing wrong and hopes for a presidential pardon.
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Afghanistan reported dozens killed and wounded after Pakistan conducted airstrikes in eastern border provinces, targeting alleged militant camps. Pakistan stated the strikes were in response to recent suicide attacks, including one by an Afghan national. Tensions escalate as Pakistan warns of further action if Afghan soil is used for terrorism.
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