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"No Airstrikes On Our Part": Zelensky Proposes Ceasefire With Russia

09/04/26 10:37 PM

Zelensky said that Ukraine cares about the envoys and "not Russia", adding that the country wants "real options" to bring an end to the war

"They're Gone": Ex-PM KP Sharma Oli's Ominous Comment On Nepal's Missing

09/04/26 10:20 PM

KP Sharma Oli said that the part of the glacier that broke apart and triggered the flash flood was small. The remaining glacier can break at any time and cause similar incidents.

'He's lost it': Trump's 'chaotic' under-the-radar interview sparks slew of new concerns

09/04/26 5:42 PM

President Donald Trump's "incoherence" in a little-noticed exclusive interview with GB News caught the eye of a British journalist who was startled by what he witnessed, he said Friday. During the interview, a rambling Trump managed to touch on subjects ranging from immigration to Meghan Markle's return to Britain, prompting iPaper columnist James Ball to argue the president was an “elderly man” who no longer had a grasp of reality.“Trump has always been a little chaotic, with at best a loose relationship with the truth," he wrote. "But based on his remarks in an extended interview with GB News, the US President is only getting worse. In the space of minutes, he managed what amounted to little more than a concentrated stream of nonsense about the UK, Iran, and even the Falkland Islands.” Ball took umbrage with Trump's claim that he was "saving your country" — arguing the U.S. president was doing something very different.“The US President seems fixated on securing the gratitude of British and European politicians for a war they didn’t want him to start, which never secured congressional approval, and for which he’s never formally set out any goals," the columnist wrote. "It also doesn’t seem to have made us any safer – quite the opposite.”According to Trump, England stood at risk of an imminent nuclear threat from Iran, to which Ball replied, “This is an odd way to understand a nuclear capability.”“Countries don’t immediately launch nuclear missiles as soon as they obtain them – instead, they generally use them to try to deter invasion by their adversaries,” he reasoned. “Why Iran would immediately launch its theoretical nukes against European nations who hadn’t involved themselves in the war against it is never spelt out by Trump.”Ball pointed out that US presidents rarely give interviews to foreign media, and only when they have ”something important to say, or a serious message that he needed to make sure reached the people of that country.”On that count, Trump failed, Ball argued.“Instead, it was a display of an increasingly elderly and incoherent man, ranting only semi-coherently about world affairs," he wrote. "Trump used to be a man who wanted to look in control at all times. Now, though, he just looks like he’s lost it." - YouTube youtu.be

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$10 million in Adidas and Nike streetwear found at Arcadia warehouse, all fake, authorities say

09/02/26 12:22 AM

Los Angeles County sheriffs trailed 25,000 units of counterfeit branded shoes and streetwear from a port of entry to an Arcadia warehouse.

'I've lost a lot': Kenmore residents react after water floods basements

09/04/26 8:10 PM

KENMORE, N.Y. (WIVB) — Several residents in Kenmore are doing everything they can to clean up after Thursday's storm caused severe flooding and damage to plenty of basements. Kenmore residents Brianna Brown and her brother Owen were nearly breaking down in tears, finding their basement destroyed and parts of it still under several feet of water [...]

'It drives me nuts': Mulholland Drive eyesore draws neighbors' ire, safety concerns

09/03/26 6:09 PM

An abandoned Mulholland Drive home in L.A. is drawing neighbor anger over fire risks, trash, and graffiti. Local residents are calling for action.

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'Field of Dreams' To Hoops On A Battleship: MLB Speedway Classic Joins This List

08/01/25 6:12 PM

Ahead of the MLB Speedway Classic, there have been plenty of interesting settings for major sporting events.

115-Year-Old Boston Arena Where Babe Ruth Played Hockey — Yes, Hockey — Closing

12/11/25 2:06 PM

Matthews Arena was where Babe Ruth played hockey, where the first Celtics game took place, the original home of the Bruins, the site of many Beanpot games and much more over 115 years.

2022 Winter Olympics Day 8: Jacobellis, Baumgartner win gold

02/12/22 3:12 PM

The U.S. added more gold to its medal count on Saturday. Here are the highlights from Day 8 at the Winter Games.