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Hurricane Melissa Batters Jamaica, Sets Course for Cuba

Hurricane Melissa Batters Jamaica, Sets Course for Cuba

urja | October 29, 2025 | 3:11 pm | World News

Hurricane Melissa has unleashed powerful winds and heavy rain across Jamaica, leaving widespread damage and flooding. Authorities are now warning residents in Cuba as the storm moves toward the island, maintaining its strength and threatening further destruction along its projected path.

North Carolina Party Turns Tragic in Mass Shooting

North Carolina Party Turns Tragic in Mass Shooting

urja | October 26, 2025 | 3:06 pm | World News

A late-night celebration in North Carolina ended in chaos when gunfire erupted, leaving 13 people shot and two dead. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred at a large gathering attended by dozens. Police are urging witnesses to come forward as the community mourns the victims.

Global Criticism Mounts Over Israel’s West Bank Policies

Global Criticism Mounts Over Israel’s West Bank Policies

urja | October 25, 2025 | 11:46 pm | World News

Israel is encountering growing international resistance over its actions in the West Bank. Critics argue the measures are escalating tensions and hindering peace efforts, while calls for restraint and renewed dialogue continue to rise across global diplomatic circles

Western Allies Unite to Cut Russia’s Energy Influence

Western Allies Unite to Cut Russia’s Energy Influence

urja | October 25, 2025 | 2:56 pm | World News

Ukraine’s supporters have vowed to push Russian oil and gas out of global markets, tightening pressure on Moscow’s war-driven economy. The move marks a major escalation in efforts to weaken Russia’s energy dominance and bolster Ukraine’s resistance.

Economists Predict Bigger 2026 Tax Refunds Amid IRS Delay

Economists Predict Bigger 2026 Tax Refunds Amid IRS Delay

urja | October 24, 2025 | 5:57 pm | World News

Americans could see larger tax refunds in 2026 due to an IRS postponement and provisions from the Trump-era tax law. Experts say the delay will temporarily boost take-home benefits, though the long-term effects on federal revenue remain uncertain.