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BUSINESS
Long Island mothers lose Haitian caregivers as Trump-era TPS ends, sparking a crisis in home‑care and exposing gaps in U.S. immigration policy.
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TRAVEL
President Zelensky alerts carriers, insurers and the public that Russian airspace is now unsafe due to increased drone activity, urging a shift from risky routes.
US Navy’s USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Pattaya after a 250‑day voyage, and a BBC correspondent recounts the long‑running ties between US troops and Thailand’s neon nightlife.
A tragic bus collision near Dahab and Nuweiba has killed 22 passengers, with 28 more injured. The accident, a major blow to the region’s tourism, remains unexplained.
At least 16 people died and 28 injured in a bus crash on the Red Sea road between Dahab and Nuweiba in South Sinai, Egypt.
The nuclear‑powered carrier ends a record 250‑day cruise before docking in Thailand, giving crew a long‑awaited break amid rising tensions.
SPORT
Court heard driver tried to overtake a moving truck, crash killed Joshua's personal trainer and strength coach. Charges carry over as trial adjourned to 10 September.
Tiger Woods will change his plea for a DUI charge after a March 2026 Florida crash. Court sets hearing for Wednesday.
Tiger Woods will change his court plea after a March crash arrest, following bodycam footage that shows his near‑total crash.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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OPINION
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POLITICS
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HEALTH
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After flash floods devastate Himalayan valley, rescuers in Nepal find two trapped workers alive and continue to storm tunnels for more survivors.
Nine days after a glacial collapse triggers flood, Nepali rescuers push deeper into hydropower tunnels, staging an urgent search for dozens of trapped workers.
TECH
After a massive flood buried a hydropower tunnel, Nepal rescuers used technology, explosives and clever digging to free two people and hope for more.