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Dead Man's Body Placed in Frozen Chamber With Hopes of Being Brought Back to Life in the Future

The dead body of a British man has been placed in "long-term cryonic storage" in Michigan, leaving open the possibility of potential revival.

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Tourist Trying to Contact Remote Tribe With a Can of Coke For an 'Offering' Arrested in Same Spot Where Missionary Was Killed

An American tourist was arrested after risking his life to leave a can of soda as a tribute to an isolated tribe in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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On Mexico-US Border, Trump's 'Liberation Day' Brings Fears For Future

Mexico's northern industrial borderlands are home to thousands of factories thanks to tax breaks and free trade agreements dating back several decades.

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Israel's Netanyahu Arrives In Hungary, Defying ICC Warrant

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban extended an invitation to Netanyahu last November, a day after the ICC issued the arrest warrant over alleged war crimes in Gaza.

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How Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs Will Impact China

Beijing has vowed countermeasures in response and warned the new tariffs will cripple global supply chains -- and Washington's own interests.

Israel Cuts Off All Aid to Gaza Until Hamas Accepts

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Israel Says Expanding Gaza Offensive To Seize 'Large Areas'

A group representing families of hostages held in Gaza said they were "horrified" by Katz's announcement, fearing the goal of freeing the captives had been "pushed to the bottom of the priority list".

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'Give Me A Break': Trump Tariffs Threaten Japan Auto Sector

Last year vehicles accounted for around 28% of the country's 21.3 trillion yen ($142 billion) of US-bound exports, and roughly eight percent of all Japanese jobs are tied to the sector.

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Rubio Heads To Europe As Transatlantic Tensions Soar

Rubio will join two days of talks among NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, a preparation for a June leaders' summit in The Hague.

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Driverless Flying Taxi Drones Coming Soon to China

China has granted regulatory approval for autonomous flying taxis, marking a major step toward commercial air travel.

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Israel PM Drops Security Chief Nominee Under Fire From Trump Ally

The prime minister announced Bar's dismissal on March 21, citing an "ongoing lack of trust", but the supreme court swiftly suspended the decision until April 8.

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Israel's Netanyahu Picks New Security Chief, Defying Legal Challenge

It remains unclear when and how Eli Sharvit could officially take charge as the court's ruling on the removal of the current Shin Bet chief, Ronen Bar, is still pending.

Pete Hegseth Calls Japan an 'Indespensible Partner' in Combatting Chinese

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Pete Hegseth Calls Japan an 'Indispensible Partner' in Combatting Chinese Military

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reaffirmed Japan's critical role in countering Chinese military aggression during his visit to Tokyo on Sunday.

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Danish Foreign Minister Slams JD Vance for 'Tone' in Criticizing Greenland: 'This Is Not How You Speak to Your Close Allies'

Denmark's Foreign Minister fired back at JD Vance after he accused Denmark of neglecting Greenland's security and called for increased US involvement.

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'Torn Apart' Body of Missing Gaza Medic Killed In Israeli Ambush Recovered After Humanitarian Organization Revealed Soldiers Covered Up Attack

Aid workers experienced great shock after retrieving the body of a colleague who was killed by Israeli forces during a rescue mission in the Gaza Strip Sunday.

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Confidential Military Papers Found Littered Across British Street Detailed Weapons Storage and Security Codes: Report

A good Samaritan discovered a bag overflowing with confidential military papers on his residential British street, potentially helping avoid "moderate damage."

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Rubio Vows To Keep Stripping Visas After Furor Over Snatched Student

Rubio, a staunch supporter of Israel, said that he personally signed off on every visa revocation and rejected charges he was violating US protections of free speech.