Two Arrested After Shocking Train Stabbing in UK
Two men arrested following a stabbing on a British train; Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns the attack and advises public cooperation with police.
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Mamdani vs Khan: Muslim Mayors Defy Far-Right Surge
As Zohran Mamdani runs for NYC mayor, he and London’s Sadiq Khan—both liberal Muslims—face similar far-right attacks despite vastly different political approaches.
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Darfur Massacres Return: 20 Years Later, History Repeats
Two decades after global outcry over genocide, Darfur is again engulfed in mass killings as the RSF captures El Fasher, with little international response.
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Hannah Senesh: The Poet Who Parachuted Into Nazi Territory
Hannah Senesh escaped the Nazis—then returned to fight them. Her daring mission, poetry, and sacrifice made her an Israeli icon.
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Selma van de Perre, WWII Resistance Hero, Dies at 103
Selma van de Perre, a Dutch Jewish courier who risked her life in the WWII resistance by smuggling documents and infiltrating Nazi offices, has died at age 103.
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Mexico Halts Search After US Boat Strike Survivor Hunt Fails
After days of searching, Mexican officials have ended their rescue operation for a potential survivor of a U.S. military strike on a suspected drug boat.
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Hurricane Melissa Drowns Jamaican Town in Filth and Grief
Category 5 Hurricane Melissa devastated western Jamaica, leaving New River submerged in contaminated floodwaters, dead livestock, and at least 19 confirmed deaths.
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King Charles Strips Prince Andrew of Royal Title in Historic Move
In a landmark decision, King Charles III has revoked Prince Andrew’s royal titles, marking a dramatic break from royal tradition and signaling a new era of accountability for the British monarchy.
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World Cup Rule Changes Spark Controversy Over Saudi & Qatar Qualification
A controversy has erupted over new World Cup qualification rules that appear to have given Saudi Arabia and Qatar an unfair advantage, including home-field benefit and extra rest, to secure their spots in the 2026 tournament.
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Trump’s Asia Tour: Crowns, Guns & Deals
President Trump’s five-day Asia trip blended royal treatment, business pitches, and a replica golden crown—revealing his multifaceted diplomatic style.