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FIA arrests fake martial arts team at Faisalabad airport

Five passengers posing as martial arts players caught at Faisalabad airport attempting to travel to Russia

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Indians commit highest sexual offences in UK: govt report

Convictions of Indian nationals rose by 257% between 2021 and 2024, says Centre for Migration Control

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Senate committee rules 372 Peca cases illegal, orders immediate withdrawal

Senator Zafar stresses that the law must not be used as a tool for censorship against journalists or the public

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Serial Killer Steve Wright Admits 1999 Murder of Teen Victoria Hall
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Serial Killer Steve Wright Admits 1999 Murder of Teen Victoria Hall

Serial killer Steve Wright has admitted to the kidnapping and murder of 17 year old Victoria Hall, more than 25 years after she disappeared in Suffolk. Wright, who is already…

Four guilty of murdering innocent woman in drug turf war
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Four Guilty of Murdering Innocent Woman in South Wales Drug Turf War

Four people have been found guilty of murdering an innocent woman who was caught in a violent drug turf war in south Wales. The case shocked the local community and…

Indonesian Couple Punished 140 Times for Sex and Alcohol Violations
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Indonesian Couple Caned 140 Times for Sex and Alcohol Violations in Aceh

Indonesian couple receives 140 canes for Sharia Violations The young couple was found guilty for having sexual relations outside of marriage, and drinking alcohol. These offenses violated the strict Sharia…

Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty if convicted, judge rules
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Luigi Mangione Will Not Face Death Penalty in CEO Killing Case

A federal judge has ruled that Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty if convicted in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. US District Judge Margaret Garnett dismissed…

Football Clubs Sanctioned as China Enforces Zero-Tolerance Match-Fixing Policy
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Football Clubs Sanctioned as China Enforces Zero-Tolerance Match-Fixing Policy

Football Clubs start 10 behind that of the rest.  The Tianjin Tigers received the same penalty. The setback could have a major impact on the season for a team who was so close…

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15-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Murdering 12-Year-Old Leo Ross in Birmingham

Tragic Stabbing Shocks Local Community A 15-year-old boy has admitted to killing 12-year-old Leo Ross while he walked home from school in Birmingham last year. The teenager, who cannot be…

Ajit Pawar’s Sudden Death Creates Political Vacuum in Maharashtra
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Ajit Pawar’s Sudden Death Creates Political Vacuum in Maharashtra

Ajit Pawar died in a plane accident on Wednesday, alongside four other people. The unexpected loss of Ajit Pawar has created a large gap in the political landscape. Pawar was…

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South Korea’s Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee Sentenced Amid Luxury Handbag Scandal

Kim Keon Hee has been jailed for 20 months after accepting bribes. Kim Keon Hee denies the charges, but admits to receiving Chanel bags that she says she has returned. Kim…

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Alleged Online Scam Leader Arrested in Cambodia After Investigation Exposure

Cambodian authorities have arrested a well known businessman who was previously named in a 2023 investigative report that exposed large scale online scam operations in Southeast Asia. The arrest is…

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Russian Diplomat Sentenced 12 Years for Spying for U.S.

A Moscow court sentenced former Russian diplomat Arseniy Konovalov to 12 years in a maximum-security penal colony. The FSB said he sold secrets to U.S. intelligence while posted in the…

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Explore the Heart of New Orleans’ Live Music Scene New Orleans, famously called the Big Easy, is more than Mardi Gras. Its lively neighborhoods along the Mississippi River host music all year, from jazz and blues to zydeco and the city-born Bounce hip-hop style. The city’s vibrant music culture makes it a must-visit for live music fans. We asked NOLA-based singer-songwriter Andrew Duhon to share his favorite spots. “This isn’t just any city,” he says. “Every corner tells a story. Each French-style door opens into a courtyard full of life and history.” Duhon, who tours the U.S. with his folk and blues trio, prefers venues that truly feel like New Orleans. “At BJ’s in the Bywater, you can chat with locals. Half of them you know, the rest you’ll be friends with in minutes. And the music inside is unforgettable,” he explains. Tipitina’s: A Legendary Spot for Big Acts When it comes to large venues hosting national performers, Tipitina’s stands out. Opened in 1977, this Uptown juke joint is named after a classic song by Professor Longhair, a New Orleans piano icon. Tipitina’s features a mix of local and touring acts. From Bounce star Big Freedia to Mardi Gras shows, it’s always buzzing with energy. “Tipitina’s has a special New Orleans feel,” Duhon says. “It’s not sterile. The room and the music are alive with the city’s spirit.” A City That Inspires Musicians For Duhon, New Orleans itself shapes creativity. “Walking into a venue here gives you a sense of history and welcome,” he says. “That feeling is unique. Every musician in NOLA carries a bit of that energy.” Whether it’s a candlelit piano bar or a lively juke joint, these venues make New Orleans unforgettable for music lovers.
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Ancient Viking Rune Stones Reveal Messages of Love, Loss, and Celebration in Sweden Runic inscriptions from the Viking Age continue to surface across Sweden, offering glimpses into lives lived more than 1,000 years ago. These ancient writings reveal personal messages, memorials, and even playful riddles, proving that the Vikings were not just warriors but storytellers and jokers. Discovery of a Rune Stone Near Stockholm A few years ago, Swedish rune expert Magnus Källström visited a farm south of Stockholm. A farmer had uncovered a stone while preparing to use it as a doorstep. When turned over, the slab revealed rows of ancient runes. Reading aloud, Källström deciphered: "Gärder erected this stone in memory of Sigdjärv his father, Ögärd's husband." The message had gone unread for almost a millennium. Rune Stones in Everyday Life Finding rune stones by accident is not unusual in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries. They often appear during construction projects, roadworks, or plowing fields. Some stones, like a 2,000-year-old example discovered in Norway in 2023, date back to the earliest days of runic writing. For many Swedes, rune stones are part of the landscape. They dot fields, roundabouts, and industrial areas. Roadside heritage signs often highlight their presence. Though familiar, these stones still hold mysteries and stories yet to be uncovered. The Origins of Runes The word "rune" comes from the Old Norse rún, meaning secret. Vikings used runes to capture northern European languages, including Old Norse. The script evolved from influences like the Latin alphabet, which traders and travelers encountered in southern Europe. Runes were carved on wood, bone, stone, and even tools. One 11th-century textile tool found outside Gothenburg reads: "Do you think of me, I think of you, do you love me, I love you." Stone inscriptions were the most durable and visible form. Some runes even appear on cliffs. Rune Stones as Memorials and Messages Rune stones often served as memorials, placed along roads, fords, or council sites to be seen by the public. They became especially popular during the Viking Age (800-1050 AD) and are sometimes called the social media of the time. Commissioning a rune stone was costly, often requiring a skilled carver. During the spread of Christianity, many stones included prayers or crosses. Runes for Fun and Jokes Not all runes were serious. Vikings also used them for humor. Källström mentions "riddle bones," where messages change when the object is rotated. Examples include instructions like "decipher this" or playful phrases such as "tasty beer." These show that Vikings enjoyed puzzles and social games. Rune stones remain a bridge to the past. They offer insights into Viking life, from love and loss to faith and humor. Every discovery adds a new chapter to their story.
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US Moves to Secure Critical Minerals The United States has launched a strategy to secure critical minerals. These resources are essential for technologies like smartphones, electric vehicles, and defense equipment. Consequently, the US aims to reduce its reliance on China, which currently dominates the market. Global Cooperation at Ministerial Meeting On Wednesday, the US State Department hosted the first Critical Minerals Ministerial. Delegates attended from the UK, European Union, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. During the meeting, officials discussed access to minerals crucial for computer chips, batteries, and other high-tech products. In addition, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized concerns about “foreign supply” flooding global markets. This situation makes it difficult for other countries to secure funding for mining projects. US Plans for Investment and Tariffs The US also plans to use tariffs to prevent critical mineral prices from falling too low. Low prices can discourage investment. Furthermore, David Copley, a special assistant to President Donald Trump, said the government intends to invest hundreds of billions of dollars into mining projects. Already, companies like MP Materials, a rare earth magnet producer, and Lithium Americas, which provides materials for rechargeable batteries, have received investment. Meanwhile, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer explained that the US, Japan, and the European Commission are developing coordinated trade policies to prevent disruptions in mineral supply. China’s Role and Global Reaction Before the ministerial, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson urged countries to follow market principles and international trade rules. At the same time, China controls most rare earth mining and export approvals. In October, Beijing tightened restrictions on exports, which negatively affected US industries dependent on these imports. Analysts argue that China is using its dominance as leverage in trade negotiations with Washington. Project Vault and Industry Response As part of the US strategy, Trump announced a $12 billion critical mineral reserve called “Project Vault.” Industry experts welcomed the initiative. For example, Wade Senti, president of Advanced Magnet Lab, said, “It’s critical to see the United States take decisive steps to secure our supply of minerals and rare earths.” In addition, the ministerial coincided with a phone call between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The US president described the conversation as “very positive,” showing ongoing diplomatic efforts alongside economic strategies. Looking Ahead Overall, the US plan represents a major step toward reducing dependence on China for critical minerals. By boosting domestic production, coordinating trade policies with allies, and investing in mining projects, Washington hopes to secure a stable supply chain while strengthening its geopolitical position.
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