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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Brooke Slusser remembers the day she moved into “the villa.”It was a four-bedroom apartment in San Jose, California with white walls and no decorations. Her mom and dad drove her and all of her things there, all the way from Texas. She was the first tenant to show up that semester. Slusser was about to begin her junior year, as a transfer from Alabama, to play her 2023 college volleyball season for SJSU and head coach Todd Kress. Slusser alleged Kress is the one who encouraged her to live in that apartment. At the time,…

Thousands of drivers in Sydney are in for a major boost as a brand-new motorway opens, promising faster, smoother journeys and taking pressure off local streets.

NewsFeedResidents in Tehran are flocking to blood donation centres, responding to growing medical needs and fears of blood shortages amid ongoing US-Israeli strikes across Iran. The World Health Organization says at least 13 attacks have hit the country’s health infrastructure, as the death toll rises to more than 1,300 people.Published On 8 Mar 20268 Mar 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2Shareplus2googleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo

In Dover, Delaware, President Trump attended the dignified transfer for six U.S. service members killed in the conflict with Iran. Nikole Killion has more.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A North Carolina woman who vanished more than two decades ago was found alive earlier this year, authorities confirmed — a case an expert says highlights hidden struggles within American families.Michele Hundley Smith, now 63, who was reported missing in December 2001, was located on Feb. 20 in an undisclosed location within North Carolina after detectives received new information about her case, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Fox News Digital.  Sheriff Sam Page said Smith told investigators she left her family of her own accord and cited “ongoing domestic issues”…

The crypto market was highly volatile last week as the war in Iran continued and the US published weak jobs numbers. Bitcoin price soared to $74,000 and then pulled back to $66,000 as inflation concerns remained. This article explores some of the top crypto to watch this week, including Polkadot (DOT), Pi Network (PI), and Sei (SEI).PI Network in focus ahead of Pi Day Pi Network has been one of the best-performing coins in the crypto industry this month as it surged to its highest level since December. It has jumped by over 80% from its lowest level this year, outperforming…

If you are a Matildas fan right now, or maybe even an employee of Football Australia, there surely must be a small feeling of gratitude that now, they will not have to play Japan in a semifinal.

As the world marks International Women’s Day, the airwaves of global media are filled with symbolic gestures and pompous rhetoric about women’s rights. Statistics are touted, initiatives are celebrated and hashtags are boosted.Meanwhile, the true oppressors of women are whitewashed, their crimes are covered up and those who resist them are smeared.But here in Gaza, we know who our oppressor is and who our heroes are. The Israeli occupation has murdered tens of thousands of Palestinian women and girls in the past two and a half years. It has devastated the lives of a million of them.Against the onslaught of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The House voted Thursday on a Democrat-led Iran War Powers Resolution, aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s military authority in Tehran — bringing to the fore a sharp debate over executive powers, and reviving fresh questions as to what level of consultation, if any, presidents must seek from Congress before proceeding with future military strikes. If passed, the Democrat-led Iran War Powers Resolution would have required Trump to terminate the use of any U.S. armed forces against Iran unless it was “explicitly authorized” by Congress. House lawmakers are largely split on the issue…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rory McIlroy’s green jacket defense appears to be up in the air.The reigning Masters winner withdrew from the Arnold Palmer Invitational Saturday after suffering back spasms during his range session.”While warming up in the gym this morning, I felt a small twinge in my back. As I started hitting balls on the range before the round, it worsened and developed into muscle spasms in my lower back,” McIlroy said.   Rory McIlroy watches his tee shot on the 14th hole during the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Arnold Palmer’s Bay…