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Islamist-led rebels launched a lightening offensive last month, seizing the Syrian capital Damascus after just 11 days, following years of civil war
World

New Syria PM Says All Religious Groups' Rights 'Guaranteed'

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U.S.

Wildfire Ravages Malibu, Forcing Evacuations and Threatening Homes

A forensics police officer stands in front of the wall where anti-Israel graffiti has been removed in the Sydney suburb of Woollahra
World

Vandals Paint Anti-Israel Graffiti, Burn Car In Sydney

Investors are hoping Chinese leaders will unveil more measures to kickstart the world's number two economy
World

China's Leaders To Chart Economic Plans For 2025: Report

Investors are keeping a close eye on US inflation data, which could play a key role in the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision-making
Finance & Investments

Asian Markets Mixed Ahead Of US Inflation Data, Eyes On China

South Korean police have raided the office of President Yoon Suk Yeol, who last week declared a short-lived martial law
World

South Korean Police Raid President's Office

A Taiwanese Air Force Mirage 2000 fighter jet prepares to land at an Air Force base in Hsinchu
World

Taiwan Detects 53 Chinese Military Aircraft, 19 Ships Near Island

The leader of Syria's Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group that headed a lightning rebel offensive snatching Damascus from government control, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, address a crowd at the capital's landmark Umayyad Mosque on December 8, 2024
World

Assad Exit Puts US At Perilous Crossroads In Syria

President Joe Biden said US consumers would pay the price for the tariffs that Donald Trump has vowed to slap on US neighbors Mexico and Canada and on Asia-Pacific rival China
Politics

Biden Says Trump Economic Plan Will Be 'Disaster'

Bashar al-Assad ruled Syria for 24 years before his ouster
World

Syrians Flock To Celebrate New Day After Assad's Fall

Taiwan fighter jets take off as the island is on high alert for China war games
China

Taiwan Says China Carrying Out Huge Maritime Deployment

Nikki Giovanni
U.S.

Nikki Giovanni Quotes: Black Arts Movement Poet Dies At 81

An Italian prosecutor argues that Meta's use of personal data amounts to a commercial transaction
Business

Italian Prosecutor Says Meta Owes More Than 887 Mn Euros In VAT

Terumi Tanaka is one of the three co-chairs of Nihon Hidankyo who will accept the Nobel Peace Prize
World

Japan's Atomic Bomb Survivors To Accept Nobel Prize In Oslo

Police Shooting Death Of Young Black Man Near Minneapolis Sparks Protests
Crime & Justice

Who Is Luigi Mangione? Suspected Killer Of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson In Custody

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Florida's Worst Drought in 15 Years Hits 2026: Intense Causes Exposed and Duration Forecast Revealed

Ryan Clark Says Mike Tomlin Needs Fresh Start: Scenery Change
Sports

Mike Tomlin Joins NBC as NFL Analyst After Leaving Steelers Following 19-Year Coaching Run

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Travel

Lufthansa Group Cuts 20,000 Short-Haul Flights Due to Jet Fuel Crisis

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AI

Google Gemini's 'Continued Conversations' Brings Seamless Voice AI Without Wake Words