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  1. Business

    Pizza Hut to close 250 US locations as parent company weighs sale

    Pizza Hut plans to close 250 underperforming restaurants across the United States during the first half of this year as parent company Yum Brands explores a potential sale of the chain.…

  2. Culture

    A24’s ‘Dennis’ Casts British Veterans and Rising Stars

    British actors Jim Broadbent, Kelly Macdonald, and Jamie Demetriou have joined the cast of "Dennis," the feature directorial debut from Emily Mortimer.…

  3. World

    Iran issues ultimatum to prisoners' families: Join state rallies or face consequences

    Iranian authorities are coercing the families of detained protesters into participating in pro-government rallies, threatening that their imprisoned relatives will face consequences if they do not comply, human rights or…

  4. Politics

    Malaysia opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin expelled from party amid political turmoil

    KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Malaysian opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin has been expelled from the Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) party effective immediately, the party announced Tuesday.…

  5. Politics

    Trump administration dismantles the legal framework of U.S. climate policy

    WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has revoked a landmark finding that greenhouse gases pose a threat to public health, stripping away the legal foundation for federal climate regulations.…

  6. US

    Federal immigration operation ends in Minnesota; local officials eye ‘path to recovery’

    MINNEAPOLIS — Federal immigration agents will withdraw from Minnesota over the coming week as “Operation Metro Surge” comes to a close, Border Policy Director Tom Homan announced Thursday.…

  7. Politics

    India inks trade deals to rival Vietnam for US market share

    NEW DELHI — India has secured a series of landmark trade deals, including a free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union and a new framework agreement with the United States.…

  8. Vietnam

    Vietnam launches plans for international financial hubs in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang

    HANOI — Vietnam is moving forward with plans to establish international financial centers (IFCs) in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh announced.…

  9. Business

    Trump seeks high home prices as study finds deregulation won't solve housing crisis

    President Donald Trump has stated he wants home values to rise for current property owners, a position that appears to contradict his previous campaign pledge to slash the cost of new housing by half.…

  10. World

    Chilean court acquits officer who blinded protester, raising human rights concerns

    SANTIAGO, Chile — A court in Santiago has unanimously acquitted a police lieutenant colonel of charges that he shot and blinded a student during the country’s 2019 mass protests. Judges cleared Lt. Col.…

  11. Politics

    South Korean intelligence says Kim Jong Un’s daughter is his likely successor

    South Korea’s National Intelligence Service believes North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s daughter is being groomed as his successor, a move aimed at securing a fourth generation of Kim family rule.…

  12. Politics

    New Mexico Senator Ben Ray Luján faces no Republican challenger for reelection

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján is expected to run for a second term without a Republican challenger after the sole GOP candidate was disqualified Tuesday for failing to meet ballot requirements.…

  13. Houston

    I-10 in Texas partially reopens after major water main break

    The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) plans to reopen three outer eastbound lanes of Interstate 10 at Normandy on Feb. 6 following emergency roadwork.…

  14. US

    Ohio man faces federal charges in murder of teen girl met through online game

    COLUMBUS, Ohio — A 39-year-old Columbus man faces federal charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and interstate travel to engage in illegal sexual conduct, authorities announced Tuesday.…

  15. Culture

    Brigham Young University football star indicted on felony rape charges

    ST. GEORGE, Utah — Prosecutors in Utah have charged Brigham Young University football player Parker Kingston with first-degree felony rape, officials announced Wednesday.…

  16. Business

    High costs and federal dependence strain San Diego’s economy as inequality grows

    SAN DIEGO — High housing costs and potential federal budget cuts will challenge San Diego’s economy in the coming year, though experts remain cautiously optimistic about the region's burgeoning AI industry and local soci…

  17. Politics

    EU nations clash over ‘Buy European’ policy amid rising US and China pressure

    BRUSSELS — European Union leaders gathered in Belgium this week to debate a sweeping overhaul of the bloc’s economic competitiveness, citing a volatile global landscape and mounting financial threats.…

  18. Politics

    Arizona swing voters back Trump but voice concerns over ICE enforcement tactics

    WASHINGTON – A focus group of 14 swing voters in Arizona revealed growing alarm over the tactics used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).…

  19. World

    Smartwatch data cited as evidence in rape case against Norwegian Crown Princess’s son

    OSLO — A second woman testified Tuesday in the trial of Marius Borg Høiby, accusing the son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit of raping her while she was asleep.…

  20. Business

    Asian stocks hit record highs as Wall Street frets over delayed Fed rate cuts

    Asian stock markets climbed to record levels Thursday, led by a technology sector surge that propelled benchmarks in Japan and South Korea to new heights.…

  21. World

    UN report: ISIL failed in five plots to assassinate Syrian President Assad

    Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and two senior ministers survived five assassination attempts by ISIL over the past year, according to a United Nations report released Wednesday.…

  22. US

    Federal Judicial Center withdraws climate change guide following Republican pressure

    WASHINGTON – The Federal Judicial Center has scrubbed an entire chapter on climate change from its flagship scientific manual for judges, bowing to pressure from Republican attorneys general.…

  23. Vietnam

    Ho Chi Minh City pushes for global finance hub as government urges caution

    HO CHI MINH CITY — Ho Chi Minh City is moving forward with the establishment of the Vietnam International Financial Center (VIFC), opening administrative headquarters and completing its first round of recruitment.…

  24. Politics

    Chinese Premier Li Qiang tours rare earth mine, signaling strategic competition with US

    BEIJING – Chinese Premier Li Qiang inspected rare earth facilities in Jiangxi province this week, a move state media and analysts describe as a signal of Beijing’s intensifying competition with the United States over str…

  25. Politics

    UK PM Keir Starmer under fire over aide linked to child sex crimes

    Starmer faces backlash over aide's peerage following child abuse case revelations LONDON – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing intense political pressure after his long-time aide, Matthew Doyle, was appointed t…