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Why has Clavicular been arrested multiple times in 2026? A look at the past incidents
Clavicular has been arrested twice in 2026. His February arrest in Arizona included serious charges but was later dropped due to lack of evidence, as confirmed by The New York Times journalist Joseph Bernstein. His second arrest in March in Florida involved a battery charge linked to a livestream incident. He has since been released, and the case is still recent.
The GOAT tower: Why Illinois farmers built this 31-foot tower just for goats
A unique 31-foot brick tower in Windsor, Illinois, built for goats, has gained online attention. Farmers David and Marcia Johnson created the 'Tower of Baa-Goat' to allow their animals to express natural climbing instincts. This structure, originally conceived in the late 1990s, serves as a practical enrichment for the goats and a distinctive farm attraction.
JD Vance casts UFOs as ‘demons’ and vows to uncover government secrets on unexplained phenomena
JD Vance has injected a provocative twist into the UFO debate, suggesting they could be “demons” rather than extraterrestrials. Framing the mystery through his religious worldview, he admits he hasn’t fully studied the evidence yet but is determined to dig into classified files, portraying himself as both deeply curious and intent on uncovering what the government really knows.
Pakistan still remains 'safe harbor' for terrorists, particularly for groups targeting India: US report
In yet another embarrassing moment for Pakistan, a Congressional Research Service (CRS) report has claimed that Islamabad remains a safe heaven for terrorists, including for those who continue to target India, particularly the union territory (UT) of Jammu and Kashmir.
Two more India-bound petroleum vessels cross Strait of Hormuz, Navy on standby
Two more merchant vessels carrying petroleum products for India are currently crossing the Strait of Hormuz, with Indian Navy warships on standby to assist if required, sources told ANI. The movement comes amid ongoing security-related disruptions affecting shipping in the region.
Nepal's new PM Balen Shah thanks PM Modi for warm wishes: 'Looking forward to working with India'
Nepal's Prime Minister's Office on Saturday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his greetings to Balen Shah on being sworn in as the Prime Minister of Nepal. Responding to PM Modi's post, the Nepal PM's office said the PM was eager to work closely with PM Modi to advance the multifaceted relations between both countries. In a post on X, the office said, "Thank you, Prime Minister Narendra Modi for your kind words and warm wishes. I am eager to work closely with you to advance the multifaceted relations between our two countries for the common prosperity of our people."
Middle East war: 5 Indians injured in Abu Dhabi as fire breaks out after missile interception
Five Indian nationals were injured on Saturday after debris from an intercepted ballistic missile fell near Abu Dhabi’s KEZAD. The missile's destruction by air defence systems led to the unfortunate incident, with injuries reported as minor to moderate. Authorities are urging the public to rely solely on official information and refrain from spreading rumors.
War to end in ‘weeks, not months’: Rubio says no need to send ground troops to Iran
US secretary of state Marco Rubio stated military operations against Iran are expected to conclude within weeks, not months, without ground troops. Despite ongoing conflict and disruptions to global energy supplies, Washington anticipates a response to its 15-point proposal aimed at ending the war, as Iran faces further strikes on its infrastructure.
Nepal: Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, ex-home minister arrested over Gen Z protest crackdown
Former Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested in a culpable homicide case linked to the September Gen Z protests. Police acted on a commission's report recommending charges for criminal negligence, which resulted in 77 deaths and significant property damage. The arrests follow the swearing-in of new Prime Minister Balendra Shah.
Gates adviser served as conduit to Epstein, discussed ‘hot girls’
The emails, part of a trove of justice department records, suggest Nikolic, who worked at Gates’ venture firm, acted as Gates’ proxy, often coordinating meetups between the Microsoft Corp co-founder and Epstein, and occasionally discussing Epstein’s potential to connect Gates with companions. Gates has worked to downplay his relationship with the convicted sex offender since their ties came to light in 2019.
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