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The House Committee on Homeland Security and House Select Committee on China found that cellular modems, not documented in contracts between US ports and the manufacturer ZPMC, were already installed on the cranes during inspections. The discovery has raised alarm about vulnerabilities in US port infrastructure

It is reportedly said that the Ottawa police arrested and charged Febrio De-Zoysa, a 19-year-old male student from Sri Lanka, with six counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder.

“While being arrested, the terrorists put up armed resistance to the Russian FSB officers, and as a result were neutralized by return fire,” the TASS news agency quoted the security service as saying in a statement.

The U.S. government is dealing with a staggering $1 million monthly expense to maintain a seized mega-yacht owned by a Russian oligarch, prompting efforts to gain approval for a $230 million sale. The case hangs in the hands of the judicial system which could take months.

In a financial twist, Pakistan finds itself grappling with a notable surge in external public debt, witnessing an unprecedented increase of $1.2 billion over the past six months. The implications of this economic development cast a shadow on the nation's fiscal stability, triggering concerns among investors and international markets alike.

In a bold move, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has issued a directive urging the bolstering of warfighting capabilities, citing increased tensions with the United States and South Korea. This call for heightened military preparedness raises concerns about the stability in the Korean peninsula.

China's top official asserts the need for 'Sinicisation' of Islam in Xinjiang, sparking debates over religious autonomy. This statement comes amid ongoing global concerns about human rights and cultural preservation in the Xinjiang autonomous region. International attention remains focused on China's approach to religious practices within its borders.

As another virus tightens its grip across European countries, health authorities are on high alert. Reports indicate a growing number of individuals experiencing symptoms related to this parrot-related illness. Stay tuned for updates as the situation unfolds.

In a newly released documentary, it was disclosed that Stockton Rush, the late Chief Executive Officer of OceanGate, made a concerning statement weeks before the submersible imploded during the Titan trip to the Titanic's wreckage in June 2023.

This cautionary measure followed nationwide recalls of lead-contaminated applesauce linked to numerous cases of poisoning, primarily in young children. Despite the lower levels of lead detected in the ground cinnamon products, the FDA emphasized potential health risks associated with prolonged consumption