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‘Islamic State’ claims responsibility for bombings in Iran
More than 80 people were killed and scores more injured in the blast at a ceremony marking the death of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. The so-called Islamic State claimed responsibility for two devastating explosions that killed 84 people at a commemoration in Iran marking Qasem Soleimani’s assassination by the United States. The Islamist militant extremist…
160-Foot Deep Sinkhole Dramatically Swallows 3 Vehicles After it Suddenly Forms on Busy Highway: Watch
A section of the Samsen Road in Bangkok, Thailand, collapsed on the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 24 A huge sinkhole measuring 98 square feet has opened up on a road in Bangkok, Thailand, disrupting traffic and prompting evacuations. Part of Samsen Road in the Thai capital — which is in the midst of monsoon season…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – February 13, 2026
Greetings from Tyler, The media is going to get Donald Trump one way or the other. He releases the Epstein files and doesn’t break a sweat. The media is trying to make us think he’s involved in pedophilia. There’s lots of noise about the Democrats wanting ICE reforms or they’ll shutdown the DHS (…
Xi Jinping meets Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman as US fumes
On his arrival, Xi Jinping was greeted with a handshake by 37-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, de facto ruler of the world’s biggest oil exporter, at Yamamah Palace Riyadh: Chinese President Xi Jinping met Saudi Arabia’s powerful crown prince on Thursday on an Arab outreach visit that will yield billions of dollars in deals…
Breaking News | Israel | NewsNetanyahu asks Israeli government to back Hamas hostage deal
JERUSALEM, Nov 21 (Reuters) – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked his government on Tuesday to back a deal to clear the way for the release of some of the hostages that Palestinian Hamas militants took to the Gaza Strip during an Oct. 7 assault on Israel. In a recorded message at the start of a…


