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32 Dead After Twin Earthquakes Strike Venezuela, Rescue Efforts Continue

Twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing at least 32 people, injuring hundreds and causing widespread damage in and around Caracas. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors as emergency aid reaches affected areas.

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UN Inquiry Alleges Israel Targeted Children in Gaza Genocide

Tucker Carlson Says He Is Leaving Republican Party

FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Reports & Updates

FIFA World Cup 2026 Live Matches Continue as Group Stage Fixtures Shape Qualification Race

Cristiano Ronaldo Sets Historic World Cup Record as Portugal Cruise Past Uzbekistan 5–0

Police Execute Search Warrants at Hadeed Properties, Detain Businessman and Wife

Trinidad and Tobago Police Service officers executed court-authorized search warrants on June 24 at properties linked to businessman Dominic Hadeed, including his Westmoorings home and Trincity business sites tied to Blue Waters. Hadeed and his wife were detained and are assisting investigators, with no charges filed.

by Aurax Desk

Businessman Dominic Hadeed, whose Westmoorings residence and Trincity business properties were searched by police during an ongoing investigation.

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UK guidance on outlines asylum eligibility

Joshua Samaroo's Father Arrested

Alyssa Phillip faces 3 charges

Alyssa Phillip Arrested During Labour Day Event in Fyzabad

GOP Reversal Under Trump Pressure Leads Senate to Reject Iran War Limits

Republican senators reversed their stance on war powers after a heated closed-door meeting and pressure linked to President Donald Trump, clearing the way for the Senate to reject limits on military action against Iran.

by Aurax Desk

Senate Republicans reverse their earlier decision on war powers after pressure form President Trump.

Mamdani Allies Score Primary Wins in New York Races

U.S. strikes suspected drug boat, killing two in Caribbean operation

Israel, Hezbollah clashes continue amid fragile ceasefire effort

Israel and Hezbollah Reach Ceasefire After Renewed Fighting

US-Iran 14-Point Memorandum Outlines Hormuz Peace Deal

Supreme Court Ruling Expands Government Authority Over Green Card Holders

The Supreme Court ruled that immigration officials can act against some green card holders based on criminal allegations without meeting a higher evidentiary standard, potentially affecting how returning permanent residents are treated at U.S. borders.

by Aurax Desk

Travelers speaking with U.S. border officials at an airport immigration inspection area.

The case focused on the treatment of a lawful permanent resident returning to the United States from overseas travel.

Colombia far-right, Trump-aligned candidate wins runoff

Vance arrives in Switzerland as Iran nuclear talks face hurdles

Andy Burnham by-election win fuels Labour leadership pressure

Ukraine drone strikes ignite Moscow oil refinery fire

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi discusses plans for renewed inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities.

UN nuclear watchdog chief says inspectors will be allowed to visit Iran’s uranium enrichment sites under a recent Iran–U.S. agreement, a move aimed at restoring international oversight after months of uncertainty and regional tensions.

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IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi outlined plans for renewed inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities.

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Italy Cancels U.S. Visit After Trump-Meloni Diplomatic Row

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UK Bans Social Media for Under-16s in Major Online Safety Shift

Karmelo Anthony Sentenced to 35 Years in Texas Teen's Death

Canada Reopens Review of Some Citizenship-by-Descent Cases

Ben Stokes Faces Uncertain Future After Nightclub Incident

Putin and Xi Expand Russia-China Alliance

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Reports Suggest Decline in Urban Cockroach Sightings in Some Cities

Reports from pest control operators and residents in parts of the United States, Europe, and Asia suggest fewer visible cockroach sightings in some urban areas in recent years, a trend linked to improved sanitation, building design, and pest control practices, though experts say cockroaches remain widespread globally.

By. Aurax Desk