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‘Maximum pressure’ policy pushed by US ‘would not be a negotiation but a form of surrender’, Iranian FM says.Iran has said it is ready to negotiate with the United States but not under the “maximum pressure” strategy by Donald Trump.Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in a statement on Saturday that “the lifting of sanctions requires negotiations, but not within the framework of a ‘maximum pressure’ policy, because it would not be a negotiation but a form of surrender”.

Iran ready to negotiate with US but not under Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’

Thomas MackintoshBBC NewsReutersAt least 41 people have died in an accident involving a bus in southern Mexico, the government in the state of Tabasco has said.Images show the bus completely burned out after it was engulfed by flames following the collision which happened in the early hours of Saturday morning near to the small city of Escárcega.

Dozens killed in bus crash in southern Mexico

Several of R. Kelly's victims filed a petition seeking to collect the more than $9 million still owed after they won a civil judgment against the disgraced singer.The petition, filed on Jan. 31 in New York County Supreme Court, names Kelly's accusers Lizzette Martinez, Lisa Van Allen, and Faith Rodgers as petitioners, along with Kelly Rogers, Roderick Gartrell, and Gem Pratts.

R. Kelly accusers file petition seeking $9M singer still owes

Rwandan President Paul Kagame said of Trump: 'I completely agree with him on many things'Alleged USAID whistleblower claims bureaucrats ‘got away with far too much’ as DOGE cracks down on agencyAlleged USAID whistleblower Dr. Mark Moyar reveals what he saw inside the agency and what he has experienced since speaking out on ‘Hannity.’

Rwandan President praises ‘unconventional’ Trump, says ‘we might learn some lessons’ with USAID shutdown

Feb. 8 (UPI) -- U.S. medical services providers are seeing the greatest numbers of flu cases since the 2009-2010 flu season, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday.For the week ending on Feb. 1, 8% of all hospital emergency department visits were due to the flu, which is more than double the 3.2% posted at the same time a year ago, the CDC reported.

U.S. influenza cases reach 15-year high despite declining COVID-19, CDC says

A dog owner who couldn't believe the mess her pet caused has left the internet in hysterics after joking in a TikTok video that he was "hosting an arts and craft class."The hilarious footage was posted on the dog's dedicated TikTok account, @lambo_weenie, showing the mayhem that Lambo the dachshund managed to cause.

Owner Can't Cope After Discovering What Dachshund Does Home Alone

Israeli tanks are set to withdraw from the Netzarim Corridor after Israel and Hamas exchanged captives on Saturday.

LIVE: Israel pulling out of Netzarim in Gaza after captives exchange

Football fans have become accustomed to debating the use of technology in the game over recent years - but in the FA Cup fourth round, its absence has provided a frequent talking point.With video assistant referee technology only in use from the fifth round onwards this season, there have been a number of controversial incidents to dissect.

'I'm happy it was like that' - so was FA Cup better without VAR?

The National Institutes of Health announced Friday that the agency is making cuts to grants that support research institutions by limiting the amount of indirect funding for research projects to just 15%.In the agency’s announcement, the NIH’s Office of Policy for Extramural Research Administration, or OPERA, wrote that $9 billion of the $35 billion total spent on research grants in fiscal year 2023 was allocated from the agency for indirect costs, which cover things like equipment, operations, maintenance, accounting and personnel.

NIH announces it's slashing funding for indirect research costs

Gamers face significant disruptions as the PlayStation Network grapples with a massive outage, affecting online access and overall enjoyment.The recent PlayStation Network outage sent shockwaves through the gaming community. Thousands of dedicated players found themselves unable to log in, connect with friends, or access digital titles they purchased.

PlayStation Network Outage: What Gamers Need to Know to Stay Connected

LONDON -- As Gillian Brisley and her husband, Pete, watched their son-in-law’s release from captivity on Saturday morning, she clutched a teddy bear to her chest.It was a reminder of everything the family has suffered since Hamas militants attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing their daughter, Lianne Sharabi, and teenage granddaughters, Noiya and Yahel, while taking son-in-law Eli Sharabi hostage.

Teddy bear helps hostage’s family come to terms with grief amid joy over his release

Sammy Awami BBC News  Reporting from    Dar es Salaam      EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock    Rwandan President Paul Kagame (second from the left) attended the summit in Dar es SalaamLeaders from east and southern Africa have called for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire to end the deadly fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo. At a crisis summit in Tanzania, the Southern African Development Community and East African Community (EAC) blocs urged all warring parties to hold peace talks within five

African summit urges immediate DR Congo ceasefire

The debate over capping credit card rates at 10% could reshape consumer finance. Understanding its potential impact is essential for informed borrowing.**Understanding Rate Caps and Consumer Relief**Proposals to limit credit card interest rates to 10% have ignited discussions about consumer protection.

Capping Credit Card Rates: Relief or Risk for Consumers?

Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Elon Musk does not intend to buy TikTok after President Donald Trump recently extended the grace period on a pending ban of the Chinese-owned social media site in the United States."I don't have any plans for what would I do if I had TikTok," Musk said while virtually addressing the WELT Economic Summit in Germany on Jan. 28.

Musk: No plan to buy TikTok

Butler has played five games in the past seven weeksCHICAGO — Jimmy Butler has played five games in the past seven weeks, hasn’t practiced with the Warriors and wasn’t even permitted to participate in Saturday morning’s shootaround, but he’s set to debut without any limits on his work load.

No minutes restriction for Jimmy Butler in Warriors debut

CNN —When Elaine Spaulding met Arthur Aron in class at the University of California, Berkeley, in the late 1960s, she was conflicted.Both were studying social psychology. Elaine was in her final year of undergraduate coursework, and Arthur was just beginning his doctoral program.

Can asking 36 questions lead to love? The couple behind this research say yes

A home cook's attempt to make a comforting meal took a terrifying turn after a tiny piece of onion root splintered off into her thumb and landed her in the emergency room with a serious infection.Sharing the terrifying ordeal, the unsuspecting victim explained that she had simply been making arroz caldo, a chicken soup, when disaster struck.'Grabbed an onion from the bin, and a bit from the dry root end of it splintered off into my thumb,' she recalled.Initially, it seemed harmless.'Couldn't get it out easily,

I peeled an onion and ended up in the ER in serious trouble

Meraj Zafar murdered his pregnant wife Arnima Hayat in 2022, with police discovering her body in a bath of hyrdrochloric acid after she tried to leave the violent relationshipThe father of a medical student who was murdered by her husband was left devastated after learning he could serve as little as 16 years in prison for the horrific crime.

Vile husband who killed pregnant teen wife in bath of acid asked father-in-law sick question

A man drew audible gasps after opening a barbecue grill to reveal an unwanted guest dwelling inside.Stuart McKenzie from Queensland, Australia, can be heard on a video shared to social media informing the homeowner: "I've just seen its tail disappear up into the barbecue."

Man Opens Grill Cover to Horror as He Sees 'Tail' Disappearing Inside

CNN —Ecuadorian voters are preparing to cast their ballots for a new president for the second time in 18 months amid an unprecedented security crisis in the country.Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, the son of a banana tycoon, was elected in 2023 to finish the term of his predecessor Guillermo Lasso, who had resigned, dissolved congress and triggered new elections to avoid impeachment.

Ecuador votes for a new president after years of violence and blackouts

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CNN —A fast-moving winter storm packing a dangerous combination of snow, sleet and ice is moving through the Midwest on Saturday afternoon, with up to a foot of snow predicted in parts of the Northeast by Sunday morning.Over 84 million people from the Midwest to the Northeast are under extensive winter alerts, according to the National Weather Service.

Fast-moving winter storm is bringing snow, sleet and ice to Midwest, then the Northeast

The question of who should have access to the nation's secrets is one of the utmost importance. In the past two presidential terms, that question has been aimed at former presidents themselves.In 2021, then-President Biden barred then-former President Donald Trump access to intelligence briefings, arguing that Trump could not be trusted because of his "erratic behavior."

What to know about presidents and security clearances

Democrats don't want anyone to know 'where this money is going,' a voter saysVoters weigh in on ‘panicking’ Democrats’ DOGE protestsTrump voters Theresa Albano and Ranger Irwin join ‘The Story’ to discuss the Democratic backlash over the Department of Government Efficiency’s efforts to streamline the federal government.

Voters defend Trump and Musk's spending cuts, challenge Democrats to show they have nothing to hide

Ten days after a passenger jet and a Black Hawk helicopter collided over the Potomac River near Washington, D.C., killing all 67 people on board, investigators have recovered most of the debris from the wreckage and worked Saturday to find what might remain on the river floor.

Washington DC plane crash disaster happened 10 days ago: What to know

The Philadelphia Eagles spent 45 minutes on the field in their final preparations during a Saturday walk-through at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center on the day before Super Bowl 59.Head coach Nick Sirianni described the team as “hungry” and “ready to roll.”“When you have two weeks off [since the NFC Championship Game],” he said, “it’s like, ‘Let’s go!’”

Philidelphia Eagles Practice In Sneakers and Shorts On Eve of Super Bowl 59

A cancer research lab at the Gunderson Institute in LaCrosse, Wis. Virtually all universities and medical research centers across the country would be affected by the grant cuts.The Trump administration is cutting billions of dollars in biomedical research funding, alarming academic leaders who said it would imperil their universities and medical centers and drawing swift rebukes from Democrats who predicted dire consequences for scientific research.The move, announced Friday night by the National Institutes

NIH cuts billions of dollars in biomedical funding, effective immediately

'Can this party be saved? I have my doubts,' 'Sanity Clause' newsletter author Joe Klein asked about the Democratic Party this week‘Gutfeld!’ says DNC preachings on gender don't work‘Gutfeld!’ panelists discuss the DNC being lambasted for a 'beyond parody' leadership vote that included singing and gender rules.

Prominent pundit wonders if left wing 'nuttiness' has damaged Democratic Party beyond repair

Quick LinksThese days, the term 'everyday supercar' applies to many a performance model. From the modern-day Porsche 911 Turbo to the McLaren 750S, many thoroughbred supercars are designed to excel on-road as well as on the track. Back in the late 1980s, they were a distant dream.

Honda Built The World's First Daily Supercar

CNN —An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 has occurred 20 miles north of Honduras, according to the USGS.The earthquake took place at 6.23 p.m. Eastern Time Saturday, the USGS reported.Based on all available data, there is a tsunami threat to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as sea level fluctuations and strong ocean currents could be a hazard along coasts, beaches, in harbors and in coastal waters.

Magnitude 7.6 earthquake in the Caribbean triggers a tsunami advisory for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands

The first cruise ship visited the world’s largest cruise terminal today in Miami when MSC Seascape was the first vessel to use the massive terminal.MSC Cruises will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony next month for the new Terminal AA/AAA at PortMiami. This new terminal is able to process 36,000 cruise passengers every day.All photos in this article are courtesy of MSC Cruises.The ribbon cutting ceremony for PortMiami’s Terminal AA/AAA will take place on March 6, 2025. MSC Cruises said that this new terminal

First Look at the World’s Largest Cruise Terminal in Miami

Though simple in theory, laundry can often become a complicated process between laundry care symbols, finicky materials, and home remedies and recipes everyone seems to swear by. Things can easily go wrong, and sometimes it’s hard to figure out what even happened.Since the best way to avoid making a mistake is to know the risks and plan accordingly, we turned to an expert to ask: What are the biggest laundry mistakes people make when it comes to washing, drying, and sorting their loads?

3 Laundry Mistakes Pros Want You to Stop Making (You're Doing More Harm Than Good)

Despite verbal assurances from Secretary of State Marco Rubio about allowing lifesaving humanitarian aid to continue, international aid and development work funded by the U.S. government have almost entirely come to a halt, multiple leaders in humanitarian aid confirmed to ABC News.Many organizations say they are now worried food from U.S. farmers that had been designated for some of the poorest countries and programs to help malnourished children in conflict zones is at risk of perishing.