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Why Josh Heupel didn't use timeouts in fourth quarter of Tennessee football vs Mississippi State
Josh Heupel opted not to use timeouts on Tennessee football’s final drive in regulation of its overtime win against Mississippi State.
Economically boosting the KRG with resumed oil exports will benefit region – analysis
Oil is flowing again from Iraqs Kurdistan Region to Turkey, a move hailed as historic and expected to boost Iraqs federal budget by up to $500 million monthly.
FEMA Supporting Southeastern States Ahead of Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine
WASHINGTON, D. C — As South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency ahead of potential impacts from Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, FEMA, at the direction of President Trump and in coordination with the Secretary of Homeland Security, is postured and ready to support states along the Southeast coast, as needed. Topics: US Federal AgencyLocation: Washington DCWashington DC.
Maharashtra Sees Steady Rise In Foreign Medical Graduates Allotted Internships Under CRMI
According to official figures, 1,280 FMGs were allotted internships in Maharashtra in 2023. The number rose to 1,601 in 2024, marking the highest allocation so far.
The PH flood control scandal and the path to social transformation
MANILA, Philippines — The revelations surrounding the Philippine flood control program are not just another tale of crooked officials pocketing funds. They expose something far deeper and more insidious: state capture. This is not mere corruption but the systematic redesign of government institutions to serve powerful networks rather than the public good. When government engineers
Trump’s Latest ‘Epstein Distraction’?: Prez Orders Release of Amelia Earhart Files… as He Ignores Public’s Pleas to Reveal Info on Sex Offender
Donald Trump announced he will declassify and release all U.S. government records related to Amelia Earhart.
Sarkozy jailing reignites debate over French political justice ahead of Le Pen appeal
Former president Nicolas Sarkozy’s prison sentence has deepened divisions in France over judges’ handling of political wrongdoing, months before far-right chief Marine Le Pen attempts to overturn an embezzlement conviction and run for top office. A Paris court jolted the political sphere on Thursday when it handed Mr Sarkozy a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy over attempts to raise campaign funds from Libya.
Denmark drone chaos is a lesson for the future – analysis
The Russian invasion of Ukraine should have already led to better drone defenses in Europe. Now, the recent incidents in Poland, Denmark and other countries continue to be a wake-up call.
Moldovans Vote In Pivotal Choice Between EU Integration And Russian Influence
Moldovans head to the polls in key parliamentary elections facing a choice of two paths: continuing towards joining the European Union or veering toward Russia amid widespread reports of campaign meddling by the Kremlin.