A teenage girl attends a protest. She chants slogans against the government. She refuses — under duress — to sign a confession for acts she did not commit. The state prosecutor requests the death penalty. This is not a hypothetical — it is a documented pattern. The Islamic Republic of Iran systematically uses its judicial […]
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Havana goes dark at sunset. Not because the city sleeps — but because there is no electricity. Cubans queue for bread before dawn. Hospitals run on generators that break down. Fuel-powered vehicles sit idle because there is no petrol to fill them. Families burn wood to cook. Children study by candlelight. This is Cuba in
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Iran had a plan. Close the Strait of Hormuz. Watch oil prices explode. Make the war so economically painful that America stops. It nearly worked. Three weeks into Operation Epic Fury, Brent crude hit $119 per barrel. US gas prices jumped nearly a dollar per gallon. Stanford economists estimated American households would pay an extra
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After years of quiet luxury, sad beige, and understated minimalism, fashion in 2026 made a decision: enough. Bold colour is back. Texture is back. Joy is back. The runways at Valentino, Chanel, Loewe, Prada, and Miu Miu all said the same thing — this is the year to be seen. Moreover, the shift is not
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At 8 p.m. KST on Saturday March 21, seven young men walked out of Gyeongbokgung Palace — one of Seoul’s most sacred historical sites — and onto a stage in Gwanghwamun Square. RM spoke first. “Annyeonghaseyo — we’re back.” The crowd erupted. Four years of waiting ended in two words. The BTS comeback concert drew
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The United States is at war with Iran. Oil sits above $110 a barrel. Gas prices jumped nearly a dollar a month. And on March 20, the Trump administration did something that defies easy logic: it lifted sanctions on Iranian oil. The country the US is fighting. The regime it is trying to destroy. Its
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On Friday, March 20, a nine-person jury in San Francisco delivered its verdict in one of the most anticipated corporate fraud trials of the decade. Elon Musk misled Twitter investors with two tweets in May 2022 — the jury found him liable. The case, Pampena v. Musk, took nearly three weeks of testimony and four
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On March 19, 2026, the world lost one of its most enduring icons. Chuck Norris — martial arts world champion, 1980s action hero, Walker Texas Ranger star, and internet legend — died in Hawaii at the age of 86. His family confirmed the news the following morning. “It is with heavy hearts that our family
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The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% on Thursday, March 19. The vote was unanimous. Just weeks ago, markets treated a cut as a near certainty. The Iran war changed everything. Oil prices surged 50% since February 28. Gas prices spiked 20% in a single morning. Inflation — falling toward 2% before the
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At 2:56 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18, Phoenix hit 100 degrees. The date shattered a record that stood for 38 years. Before 2026, Phoenix had reached triple digits in March exactly once — on March 26, 1988. This week, the city blew past that mark by more than a week. Then kept going. By Friday,
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