Category: nyra

This October, Apple TV+ unleashes “Mr Scorsese,” a gripping five-part documentary featuring legends like De Niro and Spielberg, while “Slow Horses” continues its suspenseful run—don’t miss a single intriguing episode.

Israeli security services arrested two residents of Holon, identified as Maor Kreinagl and Tal Amram, accused of carrying out espionage missions for Iran, with charges formally filed against them and evidence suggesting they were hired in cryptocurrency.

Dabo Swinney’s Clemson Tigers, once a national title favorite, face a dire 1-3 start—having lost to LSU, Georgia Tech, and Syracuse—as they prepare for a crucial ACC showdown against Bill Belichick’s North Carolina Tar Heels this Saturday.

In a striking statement, Iraq’s National Security Adviser Qassem al-Araji claimed the country will not allow Israel to repeatedly use its airspace for attacks on Iran, though many believe such assertions are merely diplomatic niceties amid U.S. military oversight.

In a devastating turn for Miami Dolphins fans, star receiver Tyreek Hill suffered multiple ligament tears, including a torn ACL, during Monday night’s game against the Jets, raising serious questions about his future and potential career-ending implications.

The Tehran Meteorological Organization has issued a yellow alert for severe winds and intermittent rain from October 9, warning residents of potential structural damages, strong dust storms, and hazardous conditions in elevated areas.

A TikTok video of a couple unveiling their renovation of a decaying home, initially designed by Frank Lloyd Wright’s apprentices, captivates viewers with its poignant blend of nostalgia and ambition, amassing over 886,000 views in just days.

As UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy urges Hamas to accept Trump’s new Gaza peace plan, sources reveal turmoil and extensive revisions in US-Israel negotiations, casting doubt on the proposal’s viability amid escalating tensions.

Argentine Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel has urged a federal court to enforce international law by arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes if he visits Argentina, condemning the government’s disregard for justice.

In 2024, New York, the District of Columbia, and Hawaii lead the U.S. in exorbitant homeowner association fees, spotlighting a rising affordability crisis as high costs lock low- and middle-income buyers out of housing markets nationwide.