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Damaged buildings in Kyiv following Russian drone and missile strikes

Zelensky Denies Russian Claim of Drone Attack on Putin Residence, Warns of Escalation Risk

By Harshit KYIV, DECEMBER 30 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has forcefully denied Russian allegations that Ukraine launched a drone attack on one of President Vladimir Putin’s state residences, accusing Moscow of fabricating claims to undermine ongoing peace negotiations and justify further military escalation. The dispute erupted after Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed that […]

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The U.S. Business Outlook for 2026: How Companies Will Grow, Adapt, and Compete in a Slower, Smarter Economy

By HarshitNEW YORK, DECEMBER 30, 2025 As the United States prepares to enter 2026, the business environment is undergoing a profound transition. The era of easy money, explosive post-pandemic demand, and rapid top-line growth has faded. In its place, a more disciplined, data-driven, and efficiency-focused economy is emerging—one that rewards strategic execution over expansion for

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2026: The Year Hard Technology Leaves the Lab and Reshapes the World

By Harshit NEW YORK, 30 dec, 2025 —For much of the past decade, science advanced in promises. Quantum computing would someday transform chemistry. Gene editing would eventually cure inherited disease. Humanity would return to the Moon—again—at some unspecified point in the future. In 2026, that era ends. Across space agencies, biomedical labs, energy companies, and

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Anthony Joshua being assisted from a crashed vehicle in Ogun State, Nigeria

Anthony Joshua Injured in Nigeria Car Crash That Killed Two Members of His Team

By Harshit LAGOS, DECEMBER 30 —British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua is recovering in hospital after being injured in a serious car crash in southwestern Nigeria that claimed the lives of two members of his close support team. Joshua, a former two-time world heavyweight champion, was a passenger in a vehicle that collided with a stationary

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Why Personalized Health Is Becoming the New Standard for Americans

By Harshit NEW YORK, 30 DEC, 2025 —For decades, American healthcare has relied on broad guidelines: eat less sugar, exercise more, sleep eight hours. Those recommendations still matter, but a growing body of evidence suggests they are no longer sufficient. In 2026, the U.S. health conversation is shifting decisively toward personalization—what works for you, based

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Shooter Killed After Opening Fire Inside Idaho Sheriff’s Office, Injuring Three

By Harshit WALLACE, IDAHO, DECEMBER 29 — 8 AM EDT Gunfire Shatters Calm in Historic Idaho Town A gunman armed with multiple firearms opened fire inside the Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office in Wallace, Idaho, on Friday afternoon, injuring three people before being killed during a standoff with law enforcement, officials said. The shooting unfolded in

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Anti-terror units detaining suspected ISIL members in Turkey

Turkey Foils ISIL Holiday Attack Plot as Intelligence Warned of Threats Against Non-Muslims

By Harshit ISTANBUL, DECEMBER 29 — Intelligence Warning Triggered Nationwide Security Operation Turkish authorities say they disrupted a major Islamic State (ISIL) plot after intelligence indicated that operatives were planning attacks during the holiday period, with a particular focus on non-Muslim targets, according to the Istanbul Chief Prosecutor’s Office. The intelligence warning prompted heightened counterterrorism

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Brock Purdy throwing a touchdown pass during 49ers vs Bears Sunday Night Football

Brock Purdy Throws Five Touchdowns as 49ers Outlast Bears in Wild 42–38 Shootout

By Harshit SANTA CLARA, DECEMBER 29 —The San Francisco 49ers are proving they do not need perfection on defense if their offense keeps operating at this level. Behind a five-touchdown performance from Brock Purdy, the 49ers survived a chaotic, record-setting shootout Sunday night, edging the Chicago Bears 42–38 in one of the most explosive games

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Samsung Plans Google Photos Integration for TVs, Turning Living Rooms Into Personal Memory Hubs

By HarshitNEW YORK, DEC. 29 — Samsung Electronics announced plans to integrate Google Photos into its television ecosystem, aiming to transform Samsung TVs into immersive, large-screen galleries for personal memories. The planned integration, expected to roll out beginning with select 2026 Samsung TV models, is designed to let users relive photos and videos—from vacations and

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Aerial view of Climax Mine in Colorado producing molybdenum

Hidden Wealth in U.S. Mines: Study Finds Critical Minerals Are Already Being Extracted—Then Wasted

By Harshit COLORADO, DECEMBER 29 —The United States may not need to open dozens of new mines to secure the materials essential for clean energy, advanced electronics, and national defense. According to a new study published today in Science, many of the country’s critical mineral needs could be met by recovering valuable byproducts already present

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