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Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
This California river once carried thousands of salmon every year. A 1942 dam changed it forever, and scientists are still trying to bring them...
For much of its history, the San Joaquin River carried cold mountain water through California’s Central Valley, supporting forests, farms and some of the southernmost populations of Chinook salmon in the western United States. Read More
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Pentagon created separate category for Iran war deaths, making tally harder to track: Report
Pentagon quietly changes war casualty reporting amid criticism, NYT reports
The Pentagon has changed how it reports casualties in the Iran war, creating a new category for deaths and injuries since July 7 that makes it more difficul Read More
Ex S. Korea Prez sentenced to 18-month suspended prison term over election campaign lies
Former South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol was on Monday sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, after a Seoul court found him guilty of making false statements during his successful 2022 presidential campaign. Read More
120,000 tourists visited Antarctica in 2025–26; former guides say tourism crossed a line
A ship sails through the Lemaire Channel in Antarctica (AP file photo)
A new study has found that several former Antarctic tour guides decided to leave their jobs because they could no longer balance their love for the continent with Read More
Oil price dives as US and Iran pause attacks
Getty Images
Nick Edser
Business reporter
17 minutes ago
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday on hopes that a pause in attacks between US and Iran could help lead to a resolution to the conflict. Read More
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