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TECHNOLOGY

United Airlines Flight Strikes Light Pole and Truck Near Newark Airport

Tuesday, May 05

A United Airlines jet struck a light pole and delivery truck while landing at Newark, with minor injuries reported.

SPORTS

Paul Seixas Set for Tour de France Debut, Carrying Hopes of a Nation

Tuesday, May 05

French cycling prodigy Paul Seixas to debut in 2026 Tour de France, aiming to end a 41-year national victory drought.

ECONOMY

LIV Golf to End Ties with Saudi Arabia’s PIF and Seek New Financial Backers

Thursday, Apr 30

LIV Golf confirms it will cut ties with Saudi Arabia’s PIF, seeking new funding models for sustainability amid financial struggles.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Considers Ending Deportation Protections for Syrian and Haitian Immigrants

Wednesday, Apr 29

The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Syrian and Haitian immigrants, potentially affecting over 1 million individuals.

POLITICS

Donald Trump’s Image to Feature on Limited Edition U.S. Passports

Wednesday, Apr 29

Limited edition U.S. passports featuring Donald Trump's image will celebrate America's 250th anniversary in July.

POLITICS

Damon Jones Becomes First to Plead Guilty in Extensive NBA Gambling Investigation

Wednesday, Apr 29

Damon Jones pleads guilty in a federal gambling probe involving over 30 defendants in a case linked to insider information and rigged poker games.

CRIME

Sri Lanka arrests 22 monks in record cannabis bust at airport

Monday, Apr 27

Twenty-two Sri Lankan monks were arrested at the airport with 110kg of cannabis, marking a record seizure in the country.

SPORTS

Carlos Alcaraz Withdraws from French Open Due to Wrist Injury

Saturday, Apr 25

Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from French Open as he recovers from a wrist injury sustained during the Barcelona Open.

POLITICS

Japan Abolishes Lethal Arms Export Ban Signaling Shift from Pacifist Stance

Tuesday, Apr 21

Japan's Cabinet lifts restrictions on lethal arms exports, marking a significant policy shift away from postwar pacifism amidst rising regional tensions.