Running Battles in Iran Leave Two Dead as Flames Rise
Two young Iranians were shot dead as protests over food prices and hijab rules spiraled into running street battles and burning barricades.
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Two young Iranians were shot dead as protests over food prices and hijab rules spiraled into running street battles and burning barricades.

The U.S. halves tariffs on Italian pasta, saving shoppers 40 ¢ per pound and sparing 12,000 Italian jobs.

Bad Bunny’s 2026 Grammy bid could make him the first Spanish-language Album of the Year winner, reshaping Latino representation in music’s biggest night.

Aden airport shuts as Saudi-UAE rivalry paralyzes Yemen’s only major air hub, stranding thousands and threatening aid.

Oil has closed out its worst annual rout since Covid as record supply collides with tepid demand, slashing 27 % off Brent and reshaping global balances.

Games Workshop confirms the 11 January Warhammer Preview Live 2026, teasing codex drops, new plastic kits, and a possible Squats revival.

The White House flips the switch on nightly red-white-blue illumination of the Washington Monument, officially launching America’s 250th-anniversary celebrations.
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Stellantis restarts production of the 708-hp Ram TRX V-8, betting on relaxed emissions rules and loyal fans willing to pay six figures for thunderous performance.

Mark Gronowski’s first collegiate start became a Nashville masterpiece, as Iowa erased a late deficit to defeat Vanderbilt 34–27 in the ReliaQuest Bowl.