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just now (920+ words) TEL AVIV'Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday asked the country's president to grant him a pardon from corruption charges, seeking to end his long-running trial that he says has unnecessarily divided the nation. Netanyahu, who has been at war against Israel's legal system over the charges, said the request would help unify the country at a time of momentous change in the Middle East. But it immediately triggered denunciations from opponents, who said a pardon would weaken democratic institutions and send a dangerous message that he's above the rule of law. Netanyahu had submitted a request for a pardon to the legal department of the Office of the President, the prime minister's office said in a statement. The president's office called it an "extraordinary request," carrying with it "significant implications." Netanyahu is the only sitting prime minister in Israeli…...

just now (915+ words) TEL AVIV'Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday asked the country's president to grant him a pardon from corruption charges, seeking to end his long-running trial that he says has unnecessarily divided the nation. Netanyahu, who has been at war against Israel's legal system over the charges, said the request would help unify the country at a time of momentous change in the Middle East. But it immediately triggered denunciations from opponents, who said a pardon would weaken democratic institutions and send a dangerous message that he's above the rule of law. Netanyahu had submitted a request for a pardon to the legal department of the Office of the President, the prime minister's office said in a statement. The president's office called it an "extraordinary request," carrying with it "significant implications." Netanyahu is the only sitting prime minister in Israeli…...

just now (933+ words) The Lane Kiffin saga seems set to end on Sunday, with the high-profile head coach set to jilt Ole Miss in favor of LSU after weeks of speculation. That heaps a ton of pressure on the Rebels' administration to move quickly to secure a replacement who can keep the momentum going in Oxford. Still, given the way this whole mess has unfolded, the pressure is on Ole Miss to come up with a coaching candidate who can both win the press conference and win games on the field in 2026 and beyond. These five names should be at the top of the Rebels' shopping list. Make no mistake: There's a healthy portion of the Ole Miss fan base that would push back on keeping anyone associated with Kiffin in the fold. But it's worth noting that Golding has already said he…...

just now (98+ words) Hegseth denounced "more fabricated, inflammatory, and derogatory reporting to discredit our incredible warriors fighting to protect the homeland." House, Senate Armed Services Committees to Probe Reports of Follow-Up Strikes on Drug Boats The Republican and Democratic heads of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees say they are probing reports of follow-up strikes on alleged drug boats operating in the Caribbean Sea. US Navy Drops Constellation-Class Frigate Program Winter Storm Batters Midwest, Causing Travel Delays and Cancellations Rep. Troy Nehls Announces Retirement From Congress US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela"s Maduro'What to Know...

just now (208+ words) Markwayne Mullin lost his cool as he was questioned about reports of the U.S. potentially committing war crimes in the Caribbean Sea. "Why would it be true?" the senator asked State of the Union host Dana Bash on Sunday, later complaining: "I don't know why we're spending so much time on this!" CNN host Bash was referring to a leak from a Sept. 2 attack during which 11 people were killed in two missile hits on a suspected drug trafficking boat near Trinidad. Sources told the Washington Post of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's approach: "The order was to kill everybody." Markwayne Mullin lost his cool as he was questioned about reports of the U.S. potentially committing war crimes in the Caribbean Sea. "Why would it be true?" the senator asked State of the Union host Dana Bash on Sunday, later complaining: "I don't know…...

just now (424+ words) Markwayne Mullin lost his cool as he was questioned about reports of the U.S. potentially committing war crimes in the Caribbean Sea. "Why would it be true?" the senator asked State of the Union host Dana Bash on Sunday, later complaining: "I don't know why we're spending so much time on this!" CNN host Bash was referring to a leak from a Sept. 2 attack during which 11 people were killed in two missile hits on a suspected drug trafficking boat near Trinidad. Sources told the Washington Post of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's approach: "The order was to kill everybody." After blaming the media for making a "big deal" over the anonymous source, Mullin stated: "This is not true information." Chased by Bash to confirm that he was certain it was a complete falsehood, the Oklahoma senator deflected and instead pointed to a…...

just now (569+ words) A JetBlue altitude incident has forced regulators to order an urgent A320 software rollback. Global airlines are reportedly rushing to patch the software on their Airbus A320-family jets following a recently discovered glitch. This glitch affects the system that helps calculate the nose angle (angle of attack), a critical part of the flight-control system. This is potentially very serious, as the A320 series is the world's most common passenger jet, so a problem affects airlines globally. In fact, around 11,300 A320 family aircraft are in operation globally, with around 6,440 of the core A320 model in operation. The glitch was discovered after a recent incident (October 30) on a JetBlue flight in which the plane unexpectedly lost altitude, and passengers were injured. The flight was traveling from Canc'n, Mexico, to Newark when it unexpectedly dropped in altitude. The plane landed safely, but 10 passengers reportedly sustained injuries. Early…...

just now (171+ words) Vijayawada: Newly appointed Andhra Pradesh IMA state president Dr Sangaraju Balaraju has urged the state government to strengthen laws protecting doctors and hospitals, citing rising assaults on medical professionals across the country. Dr Balaraju called for a national Medical Protection Act, pending for years, and sought a uniform police SOP to prevent frivolous medical negligence cases. He said FIRs must be registered only after scrutiny by a three-member expert committee. Emphasising that 60 per cent of patients in AP depend on private hospitals, he urged the government to clear pending NTR Vaidya Seva dues, revise package rates, and introduce single-window clearance for hospital licences. He also demanded strict action against untrained practitioners prescribing strong antibiotics in violation of NMC guidelines. He said the IMA, with four lakh members nationwide and over 22,000 in AP, supports all medical systems but opposes allowing AYUSH…...

just now (356+ words) The Kindle Colorsoft is one of the most expensive color e-readers out there'until right now, thanks to its Black Friday sale. Amazon finally came out with color Kindles starting last year, but with the close-to-$300 price tag, we weren't as impressed as we should have been. But right now, during Black Friday, you can get the colorful Kindle Colorsoft for almost as cheap as the black-and-white Kindle Paperwhite. While there are a ton of Kindle deals you can shop right now, this is easily the biggest one not to miss. There are two versions of the Colorsoft: The base model that came out this summer, and the Signature model that came out last year. Both are on sale right now. Both also did well in our tests (though the Signature is the one that had issues with yellow bars appearing…...

1+ min ago (114+ words) Tolo News: Suhail Shaheen, the acting ambassador of the Islamic Emirate in Qatar, says Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is trying to link the recent shooting incident in Washington to the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. In an interview with an Indian media outlet, Shaheen said the aim of this effort is to tarnish the image ofRead More... Afghanistan calls for independent probe into Washington shooting AP: Lakanwal Struggled With Unemployment & Isolation Before Attack US To Deport Six Afghans Accused Of Terrorism & Other Crimes Thousands of Afghan evacuees flagged for security concerns in US since 2021 "Death squad: DC shooter Rahmanullah Lakanwal is linked to Afghanistans elite "Zero Unit " What is it...