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Oceans absorb record heat, signalling accelerating climate crisis

New study shows unprecedented energy stored in seas in 2025 A comprehensive study published in the journal Advances in Atmospheric

Man accused of stealing Beyoncé’s unreleased music pleads not guilty

Alleged theft of hard drives containing tour plans leads to felony charges Rolling Stone reported on January 9 that Kelvin Evans, the man

Musk’s xAI bets billions on Mississippi data centre to compete in AI arms race

Startup pours $20 billion into new facility amid generative AI boom Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI is embarking on an

Russia unleashes new hypersonic missile in massive strike on Ukraine

Deadly barrage underscores Russia’s evolving tactics In a chilling escalation of its nearly four‑year invasion, Russia launched the most intense

A request to “pass and look after them—that is, the Hindus”: Bimala Sarker presents a garland and money to Rumin Farhana

An elderly woman has requested Barrister Rumin Farhana, an independent candidate from the Brahmanbaria-2 constituency, to look after “them—that is,

Oil Markets Watch Venezuela as Oversupply Fears Return

Traders focus on supply, sanctions risk, and OPEC response Why price pressure is now a politics-and-barrels problem Oil markets are

Pakistan and Bangladesh Sign New Defense Cooperation Pact

Military ties widen after years of limited contact Pakistan said it has signed a defense cooperation pact with Bangladesh, signaling

The US makes visas more challenging for Bangladeshis; a tourist visa may require $15,000 bond

The United States has introduced stricter visa conditions for Bangladeshi nationals, creating a significant financial barrier to short-term travel. Under

Netflix drops first look at ‘The Rip,’ reuniting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon on screen

Star power meets streamer strategy Netflix released a first trailer for “The Rip,” an upcoming feature that brings Ben Affleck

An Atlantic first-person account revisits Jan. 6 through the eyes of a new Hill aide

Inside the building, learning fear fast A new first-person essay marks the January 6 anniversary by returning to the day