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How Knitting Can Help People Break Harmful Habits
A Simple Hobby With Mental Health Benefits Knitting is cheap, easy to learn, and widely available. Many people now see it as more than a hobby. Health experts say it may help people manage stress and break unhealthy habits. Amanda Wilson from Mississauga, Canada struggled with nail biting and skin picking for years. She lives with obsessive compulsive disorder. These…
Online Privacy Is Shrinking Even as Privacy Controls Increase
In today’s digital world, many experts believe people have more privacy tools than ever before, yet less actual privacy. Despite the presence of security settings, encrypted apps, and privacy laws, personal data continues to be widely collected and shared online. Privacy Is Becoming a Luxury Thomas Bunting, an analyst at the innovation think tank Nesta, believes that by 2026 online…
53 Democrats Oppose House Resolution Declaring Iran the Largest State Sponsor of Terrorism
House Passes Resolution With Strong Bipartisan Support The U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution reaffirming Iran as the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism. The measure passed with a wide margin, receiving 372 votes in favor and 53 against. All lawmakers who voted against the resolution were Democrats, while two Democratic members chose to vote present. The proposal came…
Iran launches “Wave 22,” a morning assault
Tehran launched a coordinated massive strike on Friday, 6th March 2026, called Wave 22. The U.S. base near Camp Buehring, Kuwait, and Erbil, Iraq, was hit. This marked a dangerous escalation. Six U.S. soldiers have died since the beginning of the conflict in February. The strikes also affected civilians, showing the war is spreading beyond battlefields and raising global concern:…
Iranian Ship Transfers Crew to Sri Lanka After Engine Failure Days After U.S. Sinks Warship
Crew Evacuated as Ship Heads to Sri Lankan Port An Iranian naval vessel transferred more than 200 crew members to Sri Lanka after suffering engine trouble in the Indian Ocean. The incident happened only days after a U.S. submarine sank another Iranian warship during a military operation near the region. The ship, known as IRIS Bushehr, requested assistance and was…
Airline Flight Routes Forced to Change as Iran Conflict Forces Airlines To Reroute
Global airlines are suffering severe delays due to the ongoing Gulf conflict. As the airspace above Iran and Iraq is now closed, flight routes are being changed to either the north or south creating longer, busier corridors. Northern Corridor Congestion Flightradar24 data shows that there is heavy traffic across a 100km wide strip in northern Azerbaijan. This country, which is about…
Israel strikes South Beirut and Thousands flee their homes amid growing fear
After intense Israeli airstrikes, Beirut residents are experiencing fear, confusion and exhaustion. Families spent their nights in parks or on crowded streets, as shelters were quickly outnumbered. Dahieh, a suburb of Beirut in the south, was the main target. Israel claims it has struck Hezbollah facilities. For many civilians, the current situation is just another chapter in an extensive history of war.…
Israeli troops move into southern Lebanon amid rising tensions with Hezbollah
As Israeli troops continue to push through the border into strategic positions, smoke continues to billow from southern Lebanon villages. This military move could signal an expansion of conflict between Israel, and Hezbollah - the Iran supported armed group in Lebanon. Israeli Forces secure strategic hilltops Israeli troops have taken control of the hilltops on either side of the border. Senior military…
Kristi Noem Controversies: Six Moments That Put Her in the Spotlight
Kristi Noem was removed as the U.S. Homeland Security Secretary. It has been just over one year since she was appointed to the post by President Donald Trump. Noem was the leader of an aggressive enforcement program for immigration during her tenure in office. The White House wanted to deport one million people per year. Trump announced later that Republican senator Markwayne…
Iran War Raises Concerns for China’s Global Ambitions
China does not have a direct role in the Middle East conflict. Beijing is still concerned about the Iran conflict. Although the country is not feeling the shock immediately, the effects of the war are spreading. China has sufficient oil reserves for the next few months. Beijing may turn to Russia if supplies are tightened. But Chinese leaders think beyond the immediate. The Chinese…
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53 Democrats Oppose House Resolution Declaring Iran the Largest State Sponsor of Terrorism
House Passes Resolution With Strong Bipartisan Support The U.S. House of Representatives…
Iranian Ship Transfers Crew to Sri Lanka After Engine Failure Days After U.S. Sinks Warship
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