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Trump’s special strategy to deport illegals gives him another tool for enforcement
The Trump administration has implemented a strategy to deport immigrants to third countries when direct deportation to their home country is impossible or impracticable under international law. This approach addresses legal constraints that prevent returning individuals to countries where they would face persecution, where governments refuse to accept deportations, or where diplomatic relations do not…
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Aventura and Don Omar’s ‘Ella y Yo’ Enters YouTube’s Billion Views Club
More than two decades after its 2005 release, Aventura and Don Omar’s “Ella y Yo” has reached YouTube’s Billion Views Club, cementing its status as an enduring streaming phenomenon. The reggaeton-bachata collaboration has demonstrated remarkable longevity, continuing to captivate audiences worldwide despite its modest initial commercial performance on the Billboard Hot 100. The single originally…
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‘It’s frustrating to see immoral videos do so well’: how YouTube sensation Half-Asleep Chris sent a rollercoaster to space and made Bella the cat a star
Chris Burton, known as Half-Asleep Chris, has built a YouTube following of five million subscribers with gentle, family-friendly videos featuring his cats, Lego and elaborate homemade attractions. His success highlights the platform’s appetite for simple cat videos, while Burton says he wants to make thoughtful content rather than chase views with more extreme material. His…
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TikTok couple charged with arson after house fire causes $10K in damage
A TikTok couple have been arrested and charged with first-degree arson after allegedly setting fire to an abandoned house in West Virginia, causing over $10,000 in damage to an adjacent church. Dakota Harper, 21, and Felicity Eatmon, 22, who have amassed 28,000 followers on the social media platform, face potential life sentences under the conspiracy…
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Missouri police search for missing couple and their dog near Anderson
Missouri authorities are investigating the disappearance of Leo Lindeman, 73, and his wife Katherine, 74, from their rural home near Anderson. They were last seen on 15 September and are believed to have disappeared the following day; their small white dog, Itty Bitty, is also missing. Relatives have appealed for information, while the sheriff says…
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7 Near-Perfect Thriller Books From the Last 20 Years, Ranked
This article ranks seven exceptional thriller novels from the past two decades, identifying those that transcend the genre’s typical suspense-driven formula to explore deeper themes and psychological complexity. – The God of the Woods by Liz Moore: Examines two disappearances from a family-owned summer camp spanning fourteen years, investigating themes of inherited grief, family secrets,…
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ICE arrests illegal alien accused of sexually assaulting children after Fairfax County release: DHS
ICE arrested Oscar Evaristo Nunez on 15 September after Fairfax County authorities released him despite an immigration detainer, according to the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The case has become part of a dispute over cooperation between Virginia officials and federal immigration authorities. DHS says Nunez was arrested in August 2025 on charges including…
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Passenger’s bizarre use of drinking glass on flight leaves travelers horrified
A business-class passenger aboard an EVA Air flight from Taiwan was filmed on 24 September using a drinking glass to scratch his scalp whilst seated in the aircraft cabin, shocking fellow travellers with the bizarre behaviour. The incident, captured on video by an appalled passenger seated directly behind the man, has sparked renewed discussion about…
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Deathrock, crazed fans and a kidnap: Theatre of Ice’s weird 1980s tale of abduction
Theatre of Ice, a Nevada deathrock band formed in 1978, became the subject of a legendary incident that blurs the line between art and obsession. According to punk lore documented in a 1987 zine, the band’s dark and unsettling experimental music was so convincingly ominous that a semi-cult faction of devoted fans allegedly kidnapped them…
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Staggering drug haul found at major airport after bizarre attempt to hide evidence
Orlando police intercepted more than 200 pounds of marijuana allegedly brought on commercial flights from Los Angeles in two separate busts this summer. The cases matter because they show how traffickers may try to move drugs through ordinary air travel, although investigators have not established how the marijuana got onto the flights. Police found 57.6…