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Argentina Sends Team of Scientists to Ushuaia to Investigate Hantavirus After 3 Deaths

Argentina continues its investigations into Hantavirus after a rare outbreak aboard a cruise ship that departed from Ushuaia, resulting in deaths that raised international health concerns. As a team of scientists heads to the southern city, questions are growing about the source of the infection and the potential return of the virus to the area.

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Nagham Bilal

Argentina Sends Team of Scientists to Ushuaia to Investigate Hantavirus After 3 Deaths

Argentina continues its investigations into Hantavirus after a rare outbreak aboard a cruise ship that departed from Ushuaia, resulting in deaths that raised international health concerns. As a team of scientists heads to the southern city, questions are growing about the source of the infection and the potential return of the virus to the area.

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Execution of "James Hitchcock" in Florida After 50 Years Since the Crime: Why Did It Take Half a Century?

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Mahmoud Khalaf

Execution of "James Hitchcock" in Florida After 50 Years Since the Crime: Why Did It Take Half a Century?

The authorities in the state of Florida executed James Hitchcock (70 years old) yesterday evening, who was convicted of killing his teenage niece in 1976.

5 Injured in Stabbing Incident Inside American School in Washington State

A stabbing incident inside a high school in Washington causes panic, leading to police intervention and an urgent investigation into the event that resulted in injuries, with assurances that the situation has returned to control within the school.

The U.S. Supreme Court Decides the Fate of Hundreds of Thousands of Syrian and Haitian Immigrants Facing the Trump Administration

In one of the most controversial legal and humanitarian cases of 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court began hearing on Wednesday the legality of the strict measures taken by President Donald Trump's administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, primarily from Syria and Haiti.

Britain Declares "London Incident" a Terrorist Act and Condemns Targeting of Jewish Community in "Golders Green"

In a serious security development witnessed in the British capital today, Wednesday, the head of the anti-terror police officially announced that the stabbing incident that occurred earlier today is a "completed terrorist act."

Urgent Warning: The "Palm Reading" Trend May Expose Your Data to Breaches

The "Palm Reading" trend has spread widely across social media platforms, but experts warned that it may carry hidden risks related to users' digital data privacy.

Horrific Crime in Karak: Father Kills His Three Children Stabbing in Jordan

A tragic crime shook Jordan after the murder of three children by their father in Karak Governorate, in a shocking incident that reignited the debate on domestic violence and the need for early intervention to protect families.

Seizure of 110 Kilograms of Cannabis in Possession of 22 Buddhist Monks at Sri Lanka Airport

Sri Lankan authorities arrested 22 Buddhist monks at Colombo Airport on suspicion of being involved in an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of drugs upon their return from an overseas trip, in an incident that has garnered widespread attention within the country.

Saudi Arabia Imposes a Fine of 100,000 Riyals for Performing Hajj Without a Permit

Saudi Arabia tightens Hajj procedures and imposes hefty fines of up to 100,000 Riyals on violators, in a move aimed at organizing the season and ensuring the safety of pilgrims amidst warnings of fake campaigns and non-regulated visas.

Electricity, Gas, and Lethal Injection: America Opens a New Door to the Death Penalty

The U.S. Department of Justice is considering expanding the application of the federal death penalty through new execution methods including electric chair, gas, and firing squad, in a move that has sparked widespread debate about the future and humanitarian limits of the penalty in the United States.

Kuwait: Sentences Against Defendants in the Case of Sectarian Sedition and Threat to State Security

The State Security Criminal Court in Kuwait issued rulings in a case related to inciting sectarian sedition and threatening the security of the country, including the conviction of several defendants and decisions to acquit others, amid judicial follow-up and strict security measures.

Wedding turned into tragedy .. Bride dies hours after her wedding

An Egyptian bride suddenly died hours after her wedding ceremony in Sharqia due to a severe heart attack, sparking widespread sadness and shock, amid discussions of medical possibilities related to sudden death.

Flies Invade Cairo and Giza: What is the Reason and How to Deal with It?

A sudden increase in flies in Egypt raises widespread questions among citizens, alongside official clarifications revealing the true reasons behind the phenomenon and providing important advice to limit it inside homes.

6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off the Coast of Timor Island in Indonesia

A 6.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Timor Island in Indonesia, with official confirmations of no tsunami threat.

Iran Gradually Reopens Its Airspace in 4 Phases

The Iranian Civil Aviation Organization announced today, Sunday, a plan to gradually resume civil flights in Iran through four consecutive phases.

Tragedy in Louisiana: 8 Children Killed in Mass Shooting and Police Kill Suspect

The city of Shreveport in Louisiana witnessed a horrific mass shooting on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of 8 children aged between one and 14 years, in addition to injuring 10 other individuals.

The Tragedy of Basant Suleiman Ignites Controversy in Egypt Over Family Laws

The suicide of Egyptian blogger Basant Suleiman on Sunday has reopened the discussion in Egypt about the need to amend personal status laws, after years of unresolved debate.

From Angola… The Pope Calls for Silence of Weapons and Praises the Ceasefire in Lebanon

Pope Francis, on Sunday, called for the "silence of weapons" and a return to the path of dialogue amid escalating international crises.

Saudi Arabia Resolves Controversy: Visitor Visas Do Not Allow Performing Hajj

The relevant authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia confirmed that visitor visas do not permit performing Hajj, stressing the necessity of adhering to official permits, with strict penalties applied to violators during the Hajj season.

Saudi Arabia Announces Readiness of Ports to Receive Pilgrims and Expanded Digital Facilities

The General Directorate of Passports in Saudi Arabia announced today, Friday, its full readiness to receive pilgrims through all international air, land, and sea ports, in preparation for this year's Hajj season.

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