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4 die, 18 others injured in tragic road accident in Sibi

May 29, 2025

Four workers die of gas inhalation at Paper Mill

May 27, 2025

Two more students die after school bus attack in Khuzdar

May 25, 2025

Two UW-Platteville students die in ‘targeted and isolated’ incident at dorm

May 21, 2025

Men are more likely to die of ‘broken heart syndrome,’ study says

May 14, 2025

3 die in North Cascades National Park climbing fall

May 13, 2025

3 climbers die in fall in Washington state

May 13, 2025

At least 148 people die after boat catches fire in Congo, media reports say

April 19, 2025

Death toll from Dominican club roof collapse rises to 225 after 4 die overnight

April 13, 2025

Trump gives Putin two weeks. What’s next?
Moscow has done little to dispel that reputation of slow-balling the president in recent days. Putin is yet to deliver a memorandum for a peace agreement that he promised shortly after the two leaders spoke on the phone over a week ago. The Kremlin insists the document is in its final stages and Russian Foreign…
Abigail Spanberger launches her first TV ad in Virginia governor’s race
Democratic former Rep. Abigail Spanberger is launching her first TV ad of the 2025 Virginia governor’s race, detailing her background as she ramps up her campaign in one of the most closely watched elections of the year. “Too many politicians talk when they should listen and divide instead of unite. Enough is enough,” Spanberger says…
Stocks and U.S. dollar rally as Trump tariffs hit court roadblock
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Singaporean travel app Traveloka enters Japan market
TOKYO — Traveloka, one of the leading travel booking apps in Southeast Asia, has launched services in Japan, hoping to expand its share of the growing intra-Asian tourism market. The Singapore-headquartered company, which now operates in eight countries in the region, said that growing numbers of Southeast Asians want to travel to Japan, just as…
Gen Z entrepreneurs trade corporate life for meaningful work
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During the New York Knicks’ run up to and through the first four games of the conference finals, stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns have played pivotal roles in the team’s success. It was Brunson, for example, who hit an iconic game winner against the Detroit Pistons in Game 4 of the first round. And…
Knicks playoff games have turned into photo shoots for A-list celebrities
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Japanese PM calls for enhanced US security commitment in Asia
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stressed on Thursday that Asia needs an enduring U.S. commitment to the region, at a time of growing Chinese economic and security influence. “We must maintain the power balance in this region. We should not have a vacuum of power, which may lead to an unstable situation,” Ishiba…
Some Gen Zers are swapping the corporate ladder for entrepreneurship
A growing number of workers in the early innings of their careers are beginning to sour on the idea of the traditional nine-to-five. Gen Zers, the oldest of whom are turning 28 this year, represent the majority of these workers losing interest in the daily slog of corporate life and seeking deeper meaning in their…