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Archaeologists in Turkey unearthed a 1,600-year-old Roman wine production site near Kahta Castle. The remarkably preserved complex, spanning 37 acres, features grape-crushing installations and cisterns, indicating large-scale industrial winemaking. This discovery offers insights into the thriving local economies and agricultural sophistication of the late Roman period in remote mountain regions.
Millions of Americans face food assistance cuts as the US government shutdown enters its fourth week. Air traffic controllers are preparing to miss their first paychecks, leading to widespread flight delays. While Medicare and Medicaid are currently unaffected, prolonged gridlock could strain healthcare providers.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum visited Zayed Educational Complex in Al Warqa, emphasizing education as a cornerstone for the UAE’s future. He highlighted national identity, sports, economic awareness, and creativity as key to student development, praised the leadership of Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed and Sheikha Mariam bint Mohammed, and reaffirmed that today’s students are tomorrow’s national leaders.
A Virginia mother is issuing a stark warning to parents after her 10-year-old daughter died by suicide, exacerbated by cyberbullying. The grieving mother believes her daughter's late-night smartphone use in bed played a critical role. Experts highlight the dangers of screens disrupting sleep and amplifying mental health issues, especially for vulnerable children.
Sharjah has approved a new settlement plan allowing tenants and landlords to legalise unauthorised lease contracts with 50% fee cuts and full fine waivers between November and December 2025. The Executive Council also endorsed the Hasad Centre Project to strengthen food security and reviewed grand plans for Sharjah’s 54th UAE National Day celebrations.
The Senate has extended the government shutdown for a third week, voting against a continuing resolution as deadlock persists. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers face furloughs and potential firings, with the economic toll mounting across various sectors. Both parties share blame for the ongoing impasse, with no clear resolution in sight.
Argentina's libertarian president took office in 2023 with promises to turn the highly indebted country around and stabilize the economy. But ahead of Sunday's parliamentary election, his achievements are mixed.
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.
Guayaquil's mayor, Aquiles Alvarez, describes his city's residents as living in "collective psychosis" due to rampant crime, including bombings and massacres. He criticises President Daniel Noboa's hardline approach, advocating for public policies over increased militarisation. Alvarez, facing his own legal challenges, suggests the president's actions might be politically motivated, while remaining open to international military aid if it respects sovereignty.