A massive 12-hour Russian drone and missile barrage struck Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least four and injuring dozens in one of the war’s most intense aerial assaults.
Once a pandemic hobby, semi-cured gel nail strips have become a social media sensation and a lucrative side hustle for collectors and creators alike.
The Chinese-originated ‘996’ work schedule—9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week—is gaining traction in U.S. tech, raising alarms about burnout and labor exploitation.
The 2021 mass shooting by ex-NFL player Phillip Adams was later linked to severe CTE—a brain disease caused by repeated head trauma during his football career.
Once a staunch Trump ally, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is now openly defying the president on key issues, signaling a deepening divide within the MAGA coalition.
Decarlos Brown Jr. had repeated police encounters due to paranoid delusions but was never treated—highlighting critical flaws in North Carolina’s mental health laws.
With a government shutdown deadline approaching, federal employees—already reeling from mass layoffs—face unpaid work or job loss, amid White House threats to use the crisis for further cuts.
Fueled by Xi Jinping’s vision, China’s Ministry of State Security has emerged as a cyber superpower through the hacking group Salt Typhoon—targeting global telecoms and governments with stealth and precision.
The U.S. has blown up several boats in the Caribbean and increased its naval presence off Venezuela’s coast, triggering widespread anxiety and political backlash in Caracas.
The Abbasi family—four innocent civilians—were killed in June 2025 when Israeli missiles struck their Tehran apartment during a military operation against Iran’s nuclear program.