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A U.S. Apache helicopter was shut down during operations near the strait of Hormuz.
The United States launched strikes against Iranian targets after a U.S. military helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz, sharply escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran and raising concerns about security along a critical global energy route.
The Trinidad and Tobago government is seeking a three-month extension of the State of Emergency, citing ongoing crime concerns, a move that has sparked debate and criticism from opposition figures over its effectiveness..
by Aurax Desk
Parliament is set to debate a government proposal to extend the State of Emergency for an additional three months.
A U.S. federal court has struck down a Trump administration policy that would have imposed a $100,000 fee on certain H-1B visa petitions for skilled foreign workers. The ruling removes a major cost requirement aimed at reshaping employer access to the program, amid ongoing legal disputes over federal immigration authority.
By Aurax Desk
A U.S. federal court has invalidated a Trump administration policy that would have imposed a $100,000 fee on certain H-1B visa petitions for skilled foreign workers
Violence erupted across parts of Belfast after a stabbing left a man seriously injured, sparking anti-immigration protests, clashes with police and damage to homes, businesses and vehicles.
by Aurax Desk
A Somali referee selected for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been denied entry to the United States, preventing him from making history as Somalia's first World Cup official.
Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan was set to become the first official from his country to work a FIFA World Cup before being denied entry to the United States.
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Historical artwork showing a witchcraft trial during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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Researchers continue to uncover how daily routines shape behavior, health and decision-making. New findings suggest many common habits are driven by automatic brain processes rather than conscious choices.
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Many everyday actions, from checking phones to morning routines, are driven by habits formed through repetition and environmental cues.
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