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HEALTH

At least 64 killed in attack on Sudan hospital, WHO confirms

Sunday, Mar 22

A WHO report confirms that an attack on a Sudanese hospital killed at least 64 people, including 13 children, marking a severe escalation in the conflict.

WORLD NEWS

Cuba Faces Second Nationwide Power Outage Amid Deepening Energy Crisis

Sunday, Mar 22

Cuba experiences its second nationwide blackout within a week as protests erupt over worsening energy conditions.

WORLD NEWS

Iran's Missiles Target Diego Garcia in Unsuccessful Launch Toward Key US-UK Base

Sunday, Mar 22

Iran launched missiles at Diego Garcia, a key US-UK military base, highlighting geopolitical tensions in the Indian Ocean.

WORLD NEWS

Iranian Missile Strikes Target Israeli Towns Amid Rising Tensions

Sunday, Mar 22

Iranian missiles hit Israeli towns near a nuclear facility, injuring dozens and escalating tensions in the region.

ECONOMY

US Eases Sanctions on Iranian Oil to Alleviate Supply Crisis

Sunday, Mar 22

US temporarily lifts sanctions on Iranian oil at sea, allowing supply flow amidst ongoing Middle East tensions.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Files Lawsuit Against Harvard Over Alleged Antisemitism Violations

Saturday, Mar 21

The Trump administration has sued Harvard for allegedly failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitism, seeking to reclaim federal funds.

POLITICS

UK Approves US Use of British Bases for Strikes Against Iranian Missile Sites

Saturday, Mar 21

The UK government authorizes US strikes on Iranian missile sites from British bases, escalating military involvement in the Strait of Hormuz conflict.

WORLD NEWS

US-Israeli Attack Targets Natanz Nuclear Facility Again, Iran Reports

Saturday, Mar 21

Iran's Natanz uranium-enrichment facility experienced another attack by the US and Israel, with no reported radiation leaks.

POLITICS

Justice Department Moves to Dismiss Criminal Charges Against Officers in Breonna Taylor Case

Saturday, Mar 21

The Justice Department seeks to dismiss criminal charges against two former officers involved in the Breonna Taylor case, citing an interest in justice.