Saudi Arabia is launching the 'Dream of the Desert,' its first five-star luxury train, set to redefine travel. This moving palace, a collaboration with Italy's Arsenale Group, will offer a one or two-night journey from Riyadh to Al-Qurayyat, showcasing heritage and high-end hospitality.
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Target is cutting around 1,800 corporate jobs. This move aims to simplify decisions and speed up efforts to attract more shoppers. About 1,000 employees will get layoff notices next week. The company is also removing 800 vacant roles. These cuts represent 8% of Target's global corporate staff. Most affected employees work at the Minneapolis headquarters.
President Trump has dismissed all six members of the Commission of Fine Arts, an advisory body on design and aesthetics in Washington D.C. This move comes as Trump pushes for ambitious construction projects, including a new White House ballroom and a triumphal arch. The firings, communicated via email, affect Biden appointees and signal Trump's intent to reshape the capital's landscape.
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An Air India flight from Delhi to Dubai gained attention after a maintenance logbook recorded a live cockroach being “hanged until death.” The unusual entry, dated October 24, 2025, went viral on social media, sparking both amusement and discussions about cabin hygiene. The incident highlights how even minor in-flight events are meticulously documented for safety and accountability.
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An NHS doctor, Rahmeh Aladwan, faces a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing over allegations of antisemitism and praising the October 7 Hamas attacks. She previously faced similar claims but was cleared. Aladwan, who denies wrongdoing, was recently arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred. The tribunal will decide on potential interim restrictions.
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