Japan on Edge: Tsunami Warning Issued After Major Earthquake Strikes
Japan was thrown into turmoil as a powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake shook the southwestern region, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) to issue a tsunami warning.
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Andrew Giuliani’s Run for New York: Continuing the Giuliani Legacy
Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has entered the political arena with his bid in the Republican primary for New York’s gubernatorial race.
China Escalates Aggression: Taiwan Under Fire as Missiles Rain Near Pingtan Island
The South China Sea is once again on edge as China flexes its military muscle, launching a brazen assault near Taiwan.
A Garden Hose Against the Inferno: The Tragic Choice That Cost Victor Shaw His Life
Victor Shaw, 66, refused to abandon his Altadena home as the Eaton Fire closed in, clinging to a garden hose in a desperate bid to save it.
From Ankle Monitor to Sex Trafficking Queenpin: How ‘La Barbie’ Exploited the System to Run a Borderland Nightmare
Estefania “La Barbie” Primera, a notorious Tren de Aragua gang member, was allowed to remove her ankle monitor after claiming her belongings were stolen
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Alex Kemp, a freshman at Williams College and a rising star in cross-country running, has left his community in shock and grief.
Vatican’s Hypocrisy on Full Display: Celibate Gay Men Can Now Train for Priesthood in Italy—But Only if They Stay in the Closet
Vatican has approved new guidelines allowing celibate gay men to train for the priesthood in Italy