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FedEx Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Bird Strike and Engine Fire

A FedEx cargo plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Newark Liberty International Airport on Saturday morning after a bird strike caused an engine fire. Officials confirmed that the fire was contained to the engine, and no injuries were reported. The incident briefly halted air traffic as a precaution before operations resumed. Audio…

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Trump, Starmer at odds over security guarantees for Ukraine ahead of critical talks

Keir Starmer’s High-Stakes Mission in Washington: Securing Ukraine’s Future and the Transatlantic Alliance As British Prime Minister Keir Starmer steps into the Oval Office on Thursday, he will be met by the gaze of a Winston Churchill bust—a symbolic reminder of the historic alliance between the UK and the US. But the task before Starmer…

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Succession-like feud engulfs one of Singapore’s richest families

A high-stakes family feud has erupted within one of Singapore’s wealthiest dynasties, as property tycoon Kwek Leng Beng accuses his son, Sherman Kwek, of orchestrating a boardroom coup at City Developments Limited (CDL). Mr. Kwek has taken legal action, alleging that his son is attempting to seize control of the real estate giant. In response,…

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Trump-Backed Spending Bill Passes in the US House by a Slim Margin

Republicans in the US House of Representatives narrowly passed a multi-trillion-dollar government spending bill on Tuesday, marking a significant victory for President Donald Trump and advancing his 2025 agenda. The vote was 217-215, a closely contested result that served as an early test for Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson. Johnson had previously postponed the vote,…

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Major Asian Bank to Eliminate 4,000 Jobs as AI Takes Over Human Roles

Singapore’s largest bank, DBS, has announced it expects to cut 4,000 jobs over the next three years as artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly replaces tasks traditionally carried out by humans. A DBS spokesperson told the BBC, “The workforce reduction will occur through natural attrition as temporary and contract roles phase out in the coming years.” Permanent…

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Japan ministry worker on night out loses sensitive files

A Japanese finance ministry employee lost documents containing the personal data of 187 suspected drug smugglers during a night out with colleagues, local media report. The unnamed employee allegedly consumed nine glasses of beer over a five-hour gathering in Yokohama on February 6. According to reports, he only realized his bag was missing after disembarking…

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