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Actor Rajpal Yadav held a press conference after his release from Tihar Jail, discussing his future projects and expressing gratitude for the support he received.

A viral method from Japan, known as Nekteso, claims to determine a cat's personality based on the shape of its paw pads.

Four adult siblings allege that Michael Jackson abused them as minors, filing a shocking lawsuit against the late musician's estate that claims child sexual exploitation and human trafficking.

The prosecution claims Marius Borg Høiby subjected Nora Haukland to a regime of fear and control, while Høiby denies the allegations and attributes misunderstandings to witness testimonies.

Israeli military claims to have targeted hundreds of military sites in western Iran as part of a campaign with the United States.

US President Donald Trump claims responsibility for missile attacks on Iran while simultaneously discussing peace deals.

General Olivier Kempf claims that Donald Trump had no alternative but to conduct strikes against Iran amid escalating tensions in the region.

The article discusses the uncertainties surrounding potential military action by the Trump administration against Iran amidst claims of a nuclear threat.

Prime Care Hospitals in Abuja has denied social media claims of content creator King Mitchy's death, stating she was never a patient there.

An investigator has identified a potential new search area for the missing MH370, citing NASA detected carbon monoxide spikes as crucial evidence.

A professor from Karolinska Institute criticizes the marketing practices of dietary supplement companies, highlighting that their claims are often unsubstantiated and based on selective scientific studies.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have launched missile attacks against the US 5th Fleet base in Bahrain and other American facilities in the region.

Selva Almada's new novel explores the mysterious disappearance of the Lucero family, sparking questions about societal indifference towards unresolved cases of disappearance in Argentina.

The article analyzes claims regarding the prevalence of far-right political violence in France following the death of Quentin Deranque, highlighting methodological biases in a study often cited to support these claims.

Israeli public television reports that recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran aimed specifically at Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Despite the official claims of being poor, Iranian leader Ali Khamenei is rumored to control vast wealth beyond many world leaders.

Iran launched attacks on Bahrain and the UAE, prompting Abu Dhabi to assert its right to respond after recent strikes on Iranian territory by Israeli and US forces.

A report highlights a dramatic rise in the number of travel insurance claims from Lithuania in Southeast Asia, with incidents increasing nearly sixfold over four years.

The article examines how Trump's recent actions in relation to Iran are pushing towards regime change, despite his previous claims against such policies.

A man named Jack claims he resembles Justin Bieber to such an extent that it significantly impacts his daily life, hindering him from going out in public.

A young woman in Noida has reportedly committed suicide, and her family claims she was being blackmailed by three individuals.

Donald Trump stated that joint U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran are intended to protect the American people from threats posed by the Iranian regime.

The article presents a personality quiz that claims to reveal one's true character based on their initial selection of a shape.

Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, stated that the Atlanta Hawks' general manager denied any diagnosis of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) for Kristaps Porziņģis, despite previous claims about his health issues.

The article discusses the media discourse around Jeffrey Epstein's connections to Israeli and Russian intelligence, raising questions about the implications and the lack of evidence behind such claims.

Spanish police confirm that there is no evidence of Croatian citizens being involved in skirmishes with law enforcement before a match in Madrid.

Manish Sisodia claims that a conspiracy orchestrated by the central government to remain in power through agencies like ED and CBI has been thwarted.

In a legal case concerning accusations against Swami Avimukteshwaranand, the defense argues that the claims are false due to inconsistencies in evidence and police reports, calling for a proper investigation before granting bail.

The Russian Defence Ministry asserts that its air defense systems have intercepted approximately 100 Ukrainian drones, with significant interceptions reported over Crimea and other regions.

Former President Bill Clinton addresses his connections to Jeffrey Epstein after his testimony to the Oversight Committee, claiming he had limited interactions with him.

A Ukrainian commander claims that achieving a goal of 50,000 dead Russian soldiers per month is realistic, highlighting issues within the Russian military leadership.

The article discusses the complexities of politics intertwined with the Epstein affair and emphasizes the necessity of prioritizing victims' voices amidst recent claims from Republican politicians.

The Argentine government is gearing up for the 2027 elections, using the opening session of Congress to stake its claims, while the opposition is also actively positioning itself in the political battleground.

A team in Trondheim is leading an oil search in an exhausted gas field in the North Sea, facing skepticism but persisting with the drilling operation.

The Vice-Governor of the Federal District, Celina Leão, is suing members of the Kizomba student movement for R$30,000 in damages due to posters she claims offend her honor.

A North Dakota judge has confirmed a $345 million judgment against Greenpeace for its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, amidst claims from Greenpeace that the lawsuit violates free speech rights.

WeRide, a leading Chinese robotaxi company, claims to have significantly reduced R&D costs through the use of artificial intelligence for training its vehicles, though doubts remain about its competitive edge.

A U.S. company asserts that decisions regarding life and death should always involve human input, amidst a conflict with the Trump administration labeling it a national security threat.

Ian Huntley, the murderer of two young girls, has been the target of multiple attacks in prison, with recent claims suggesting that his actions made him more vulnerable.

Bill Clinton denied having sexual relations with a woman during his questioning in the Epstein investigation, repeating his previous claims.

Boris Johnson controversially defends Prince Andrew amid Epstein scandal, suggesting the former prince has served his country.

President Trump claims that Iran has resumed its nuclear program and has enough nuclear material to build a bomb, a claim considered not credible by experts and supported by The New York Times analysis.

Launceston City Council's projected budget for the redevelopment of the Princess Theatre and Earl Arts Centre has risen from $30 million to $43 million, which the mayor claims is not a cost blowout.

An expert claims that no uprising will occur in Chechnya despite reports of leader Ramzan Kadyrov's declining health, as relatives embedded in the state apparatus ensure the Kadyrov family's power.

Posters demanding that people silence their phones have appeared in the Berlin metro, featuring aggressive messages in German, Arabic, and Russian, but the city's transport company claims no affiliation.

Singer Pink expressed her outrage over rumors of her divorce from Carey Hart, questioning the source of such claims in a social media video.

Trump's advisers are under pressure to support military intervention in Iran, amid conflicting claims about the threat Iran poses to the US.

Two allies of Trump claim the FBI under Biden secretly seized their data, intensifying claims of political weaponization.

The article discusses unproven claims about Iran's nuclear capabilities and draws parallels to past U.S. justifications for the Iraq War.

Michelle Cristina Feliciano Costa dos Santos, accused of killing her mother, claims her confession was merely a dream during a court hearing regarding her case.