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Iran’s Morality Police To Resume Headscarf Patrols

Iranian police are resuming controversial patrols to ensure women obey dress codes and cover their hair in public, state media…

1 year ago

Traffic on Key Bridge From Crimea To Russia’s Mainland Halted Amid Reports of Explosions and Deaths

The chairman of Crimea’s parliament, Vladimir Kostantinov, said there was an attack on the bridge and blamed it on Ukraine’s…

1 year ago

US Heatwave: ‘Dangerous’ Temperatures Could Set New Records

Nearly a third of Americans - about 113 million people - are currently under heat advisories, from Florida to California…

1 year ago

Anger as Paris Bans Protest Against Police Violence

Authorities have attempted to clamp down on demonstrations to avoid further chaos after the week of riots saw massive destruction…

1 year ago

Long Island Serial Killer Probe Not Over, Architect Charged in 3 of 11 Deaths

Rex Heuermann, 59, is accused of killing them over a decade ago. Their bodies were bound and hidden in thick…

1 year ago

Heavy Rains, Flooding Leave Seven Dead in South Korea

The seven people killed since Friday died in rain-related landslides and building collapse

1 year ago

Russian Lawmakers Pass Bill Outlawing Gender Reassignment To Protect Traditional Values

The only exception to the ban will be medical intervention to treat congenital anomalies.

1 year ago

India Launches Lander And Rover To Explore Moon’s South Pole

Only three other space agencies have touched down a lander on the moon’s surface but none has landed near the…

1 year ago

US Arrests Former Head of Bankrupt Crypto Platform Celsius

Mashinsky is accused of "orchestrating a scheme to defraud customers of Celsius through a series of false claims about the…

1 year ago

Russian Billionaire Roman Abramovich Challenges EU Sanctions Against Him

The EU in March 2022 described Abramovich, now 56, as an "oligarch who has close ties to Vladimir Putin" and…

1 year ago