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From mystery to motherhood

June 26, 2025

Mysterious brain diseases in Canada weren’t a mystery after all

May 8, 2025

Analysis: How China's military mystery can spill into Taiwan strategy

Analysis: How China's milit mystery can spill into Taiwan strategy

May 1, 2025

Mystery of unidentified John Doe solved after 20 years by DNA sequencing

April 22, 2025

Who is Eugene in ‘The Last of Us’? Mystery character explained

April 15, 2025

Analysis: Mystery deepens over disappearances of Xi’s ‘trusted’ generals

April 3, 2025

How did the Palisades Fire start? Investigators comb a scorched slope to solve a mystery

January 15, 2025

On the hunt for mystery drones

December 15, 2024

Richard Allen’s trial is set to open after a cellphone video kindled a mystery

October 15, 2024

Trump shows his dominance over Congress in passing the ‘big, beautiful bill’
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump wanted his domestic priorities bundled into “one big, beautiful bill.” Republican lawmakers were skeptical about that approach, but complied. He insisted they pass it by the fourth of July. Republicans doubted they could meet the deadline, but they did. And so late Friday afternoon, a triumphant president will sign the mega-bill…
Nissan to start shipping EVs from China in 2026
GUANGZHOU, China — Nissan Motor in 2026 will begin exporting electric vehicles from its plant in China to Southeast Asia, the Middle East and other markets, Nikkei has learned. The struggling Japanese automaker is reviewing its manufacturing operations around the world. It hopes to achieve a quick business turnaround by selling made-in-China EVs, which are…
Nadia Khan issues final warning to critics
Lahore: Renowned Pakistani actress and TV host Nadia Khan has issued a stern warning to artists and actors criticizing her publicly. In a recent YouTube video, Khan declared that she will pursue legal action against anyone making personal comments about her, warning of criminal and civil defamation cases under PECA laws. Khan, who is…
India and US inch closer to interim trade deal ahead of Trump’s deadline
NEW DELHI — India and the U.S. appear on the verge of concluding an interim trade deal ahead of President Donald Trump’s Wednesday deadline, when Indian goods would start facing 26% “reciprocal” tariffs, as the sides push toward a comprehensive agreement that could be finalized later this year. The development could help India avoid a…
U.S. milit’s attempt to retain strategic land for training runs into Native Hawaiian opposition
HONOLULU — A high-altitude plateau on the Big Island is the only place in Hawaii where thousands of ground forces can practice firing live munitions. It’s also a place many Native Hawaiians consider the spiritual heart of the island. The U.S. milit wants to keep training at this spot, called Pohakuloa, so it’s ready to…
Lion attacks woman and two childrens in Johar Town, Lahore
Lahore: In Johar Town, Lahore, a lion at a farm house attacked and injured a woman and two children. According to police, the lion, kept as a pet at a farmhouse in Johar Town, was left in an open cage. The lion climbing over the wall of the farmhouse, entering the street, and injuring a…
Pakistan men’s team cleared to participate in Asia Cup hockey
ISLAMABAD: India has granted official clearance to the Pakistan hockey team to participate in the upcoming Asia Cup Hockey Tournament, scheduled to be held next month. According to Indian media reports, the Indian Ministry of Interior Affairs and Ministry of External Affairs have granted clearance to the Pakistani hockey team to participate in the upcoming…
China’s first homemade aircraft carrier sails into Hong Kong in a show of milit prowess
HONG KONG — China’s first domestically-built aircraft carrier led a naval fleet into Hong Kong waters this week in a show of national pride that underlined Beijing’s growing milit force and ambitions. Shandong, escorted by three other homemade warships, kicked off a five-day stop in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory on Thursday. Shandong is named after…
‘Mr. Japan’ refuses to call Trump ‘daddy,’ and good on him
William Pesek is an award-winning Tokyo-based journalist and author of “Japanization: What the World Can Learn from Japan’s Lost Decades.” If only Shigeru Ishiba had gifted Donald Trump a fancy 747 jet. Or if the Japanese prime minister were willing to call the U.S. president “daddy,” Tokyo might be having an easier 2025.