On 28 October 2025, Hurricane Melissa made landfall in southwestern Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm — the strongest ever recorded to strike the island. With sustained winds of about 185 mph (≈295 km/h) near landfall, the storm tied records for intensity and racked up tremendous damage in its wake. This blog post takes […]
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What Was Seen On a recent morning over the San Francisco Bay area, residents were startled by the sight of a massive, stark white craft drifting slowly across the skyline — seemingly unmarked, very large, and unlike a typical airplane or blimp. Videos streamed across social media showing the object floating above landmarks like the
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The Incident Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently posted a public tribute to Donald Trump. He expressed “deep appreciation” for Trump’s “instrumental role” in advancing peace via initiatives such as the Kuala Lumpur Accord (between Cambodia and Thailand), the Gaza Peace Plan, and efforts in South Asia and the Middle East: “saving millions of lives
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Japan—through Prime Minister Takaichi—plans to nominate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. She declared that “in such a short period of time the world started to enjoy more peace” and said she was “so impressed and inspired” by Trump. Why now? What triggered this? A number of factors appear to have converged: Trump visited
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In a significant development, India and China have agreed to resume direct passenger flights between their countries, marking the end of a more than five-year hiatus. This step is more than just about aviation: it signals a thaw in bilateral relations and opens up new avenues for trade, tourism and people-to-people contact. What happened? The
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In a startling escalation of U.S. counter‑narcotics operations, American forces carried out a new strike on a suspected drug vessel in the Caribbean on October 16, 2025. According to U.S. officials, survivors were found among the boat’s crew — the first time this has been publicly reported in the series of recent maritime strikes. Simultaneously,
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On October 9, 2025, China announced a major expansion of its export controls on rare earth elements (REEs) and related technologies, with a clear focus on defence and semiconductor users. The new measures clarify and broaden sweeping controls first introduced in April, which had already rattled global supply chains. Under the revised rules: More varieties
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The Claim During his recent visit to the United Nations General Assembly, former U.S. President Donald Trump accused the UN (or parties associated with it) of orchestrating what he described as three “very sinister events” — a “triple sabotage” — to sabotage his appearance and credibility. In a post on Truth Social, Trump asserted: “A
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When former President Donald Trump launched his campaign to “Make America Great Again,” few would have predicted that one of his signature policies would inadvertently accelerate China’s technological ascendancy. Yet that’s precisely what happened with his crackdown on the H-1B visa program — a policy maneuver that now looks less like nationalist strength and more
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The Trigger Jimmy Kimmel, host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on ABC (owned by Disney), made remarks in a monologue about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Specifically, he accused “the MAGA gang” of trying to portray the shooter as something other than aligned with them, saying they were “doing everything they can to score
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