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A Canadian Man’s Hilariously Misguided Attempt to Smuggle Cocaine at Hong Kong Airport

A Canadian man was caught smuggling cocaine worth millions at Hong Kong airport, raising eyebrows and questions.

The G7 leaders have made it clear: Iran’s nuclear aspirations are a threat to global stability.

Rising costs push seniors back into the workforce, revealing harsh realities of retirement.

The senseless violence in Minnesota has left a family shattered and a community reeling.

Two subway incidents in New York City raise safety alarms and questions about urban living.

Bärbel Bas faces mounting pressure from unions and political factions over retirement policies in Germany.

A federal judge’s ruling against NIH grant cuts reveals deep-seated issues in healthcare funding, raising questions about discrimination.

Kelowna is not just a pretty face; it’s cashing in on hosting major events and boosting its economy.

Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart’s health crisis prompts a reflection on his tumultuous past.

As the world watches, Macron reveals Trump’s cease-fire proposal, but will it lead to peace?

A tragic truck accident in Hong Kong leaves one woman dead and another injured at a bus stop.

Dive into the political circus of Trump’s latest trade deal and the tariffs that won’t budge.

As tensions rise between Iran and Israel, Trump’s foreign policy navigates a chaotic landscape.

Trump’s early departure from the G7 summit raises eyebrows during a critical moment in international relations.

Tensions in Tehran escalate as Trump warns of nuclear threats and calls for evacuation.

The untimely death of Matthew Perry has taken a dark turn as his doctor admits guilt in distributing ketamine.