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Cuba Faces Crisis as Protesters Storm Communist HQ
Cuban protesters torched a Communist Party headquarters in Morón as the island faces severe energy shortages and ongoing U.S. pressure.
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Science
Scientists witness first magnetar birth in supernova
Astronomers captured the birth of a magnetar in supernova SN 2024afav, confirming these ultra-magnetic neutron stars power the universe's brightest stellar expl
Technology
iOS 26.4 Update Introduces New iPhone Customization Features
Apple's latest iOS 26.4 beta includes new customization options for the Home Screen and Control Center.
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Hegseth Cuts 90% of Pentagon Civilian Protection Staff
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth slashed the Pentagon's Civilian Protection Center workforce by 90%, reducing it from 200 to 20 employees.
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Tinubu Moves NSIB From Aviation Ministry to Presidency
President Tinubu approved relocating the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau from Aviation Ministry to Presidency on March 5, 2026.
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Trump Threatens Iran, Calls Leaders 'Deranged Scumbags'
Former US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with severe consequences and called its leaders 'deranged scumbags' in a social media post.
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Thai PM Srettha avoids confirming early election plans
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin declined to confirm or deny speculation about calling an early general election.
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Poland's President Vetoes €44 Billion EU Defence Funding
President Nawrocki vetoed legislation allowing Poland to access €43.7 billion in EU defence loans through the SAFE programme on March 12, 2026.
Technology
Adobe CEO Narayen Steps Down After 18 Years at Helm
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen will step down after 18 years leading the creative software giant, amid AI disruption concerns.
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US Eases Some Russia Oil Sanctions, Merz Criticizes Move
US Treasury eases sanctions on Russian oil transactions, drawing criticism from German opposition leader Friedrich Merz.
Health
IV Drip Bars Boom in Boston Despite High Costs
Nearly 100 businesses offer nonmedical IV infusions in Greater Boston, with treatments costing $200-$600
Politics
U.S. Eases Sanctions on Russian Oil Amid Market Volatility
The U.S. has temporarily authorized certain transactions related to Russian energy to stabilize markets, following recent geopolitical tensions.