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January 15, 2026

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Iran’s Khamenei faces rare challenge as protests shake his longtime rule

Khamenei, now 86, has ruled Iran as supreme leader since 1989 after succeeding Ayatollah Khomeini Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei looks on, in a televised message after Israeli strikes in Tehran, Iran, June 13, 2025. Photo: Reuters/File Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has dealt with a series of crises throughout his rule with a mix of repression and strategic maneuvering, but now he could be facing his biggest challenge yet. Khamenei, now 86, has ruled Iran for the past three and a half decades since taking office for life in 1989 as leader of the Islamic Revolution following

January 5, 2026

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Djo ends Swift’s 78-day Spotify rule

Joe Keery’s 2022 track finds new life after ‘Stranger Things’ finale drives up streams Joe. Photo: YouTube Djo, the musical alter ego of ‘Stranger Things’ star Joe Keery, has topped Spotify’s streaming charts, with his reflective track ‘End Of Beginning’ climbing to No.1 both in the US and globally following a strong post-final revival. The song racked up 1.378 million streams in the US on January 2, securing its first spell at the top of the US Spotify chart, while an impressive 6.527 million streams worldwide took it back to the global No.1 spot. Her return to dominance also ended

January 4, 2026

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Maduro in New York detention center as Trump says US will ‘rule’ Venezuela

Venezuela’s US-backed opposition calls for change as Maduro’s arrest amid uncertainty A still picture shows Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro being led into custody down a corridor at the offices of the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in New York, U.S., January 3, 2026. PHOTO: REUTERS Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was in a New York jail hours after US special forces arrested him and flew him out of his country, which Donald Trump said would come under effective US control. The US president’s announcement followed a pre-dawn blitz in which commandos seized Maduro and his wife, while airstrikes hit locations in

December 25, 2025

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Kate Hudson reveals a rule that protects work-life balance

Kate Hudson reveals a rule that protects work-life balance Kate Hudson has had an eventful year that has left her juggling a busy schedule and maintaining a good work-life balance. The actress/singer has had a year of back-to-back commitments with two of her highly anticipated projects, the Netflix sitcom Running point her music biography also premiered in February Song Sung Blue expected to be released on Christmas Day. In conversation with him People magazinethe How to lose a guy in 10 days The star admitted, “I have to say for myself, personally, I think this is the busiest I’ve been

December 15, 2025

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George Clooney has a rule of intimacy after 60 on screen now

George Clooney reveals if he will shoot romantic scenes George Clooney draws a fine line when it comes to on-screen romance, and it’s one he says comes with age, perspective and an honest conversation at home. The Oscar-winning actor has revealed that he no longer plans to film romantic scenes, especially those involving on-screen kisses, as he moves into his 60s. In a recent interview with Daily MailClooney explained that the decision followed a discussion with his wife, Amal Clooney, about aging and what still feels right for him as an actor. “I tried to go down the road that

December 10, 2025

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Pakistan Army continues to rule with 71 golds

Pakistan Army’s Jehana Nabi (centre) poses for a photo after winning the gold medal in the 400m individual medley at the National Games in Karachi on December 9, 2025. — Journalist KARACHI: The Pakistan Army tightened its grip on the medal table at the 35th National Games on Tuesday, completing a half-century of golds as competition intensified across multiple disciplines. Providing context to a busy day of competition, officials said the athletics program alone featured decisions in 12 gold medal events at the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) facility in the city. Pakistan Army’s Faryal Farooq produced one of the standout

October 13, 2025

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The oldest president of the world seeks to expand the rule as Cameroon holds elections

Cameroon began voting on Sunday in a presidential election, where the established Paul Biya, the world’s oldest ruler in 92, is widely expected to extend his 43 -year -old handle to power despite active opposition to change. His opponents include former government spokesman Issa Tchiroma, 76, who has galvanized large crowds that requires ending Biya’s long term and approvals by a platform for some opposition parties and political groups. However, analysts say that Biya, in power since 1982, is likely to be re -elected, given the steady control of state machinery and the fragmented nature of a field of opposition

October 11, 2025

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To rule with boldness where no one has ruled before

Two decades after the “Star Trek: Enterprise” leaned over a Warp jump, Scott Bakula Jonathan Arche’s captain could eventually get the return he deserves. The author – manufacturer Mike Sussman, who has helped to head “Enterprise”, has dusted an old idea to a spinoff – “Star Trek: United” – and sounds like Trek’s response to “Andor”. Forget the Starship Bridge and the barbaric dysfunctions. This is all about the corridors of power. In the years after the “business”, “United” would see Archer as president of the United Federation of Planets, weighing the peace conditions, Romulan conspiracies and a family of

October 8, 2025

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Noboa Ecuador President escapes without an attack on the escort

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is surrounded by a group of about 500 people throwing rocks as he approached an event in the Cañar province, a top minister said, adding that “signs of bullet damage” were found in the president’s vehicle. The Minister of Environment and Energy Ins Manzano spoke on Tuesday after the official deposition of a report for an assassination attempt against Noboa. The president was not injured and five people were held, the minister said. Noboa’s office said all of these detainees would undergo allegations of terrorism and attempted murder. Reuters could not verify independently if a sphere

June 15, 2025

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ICC introduces new rule changes in all forms

Pakistan’s Naseem Shah is celebrating with teammates after taking Wicket. – Reuters/file The Cricket International Council (ICC) has introduced a series of changes of rules that will apply to all three forms of international men – test crickets, one day of international (ODIS) and Twenty20 International (T20IS). The new rules include modifications to the use of ODIS balls and up -to -date concussion substitute protocols. Odi changes According to the current ICC rule, a new ball from each end is used for 25 overs. Moving forward, both balls will be used until the 34th. From the 35th onwards, the teams

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