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US Issues 10-15 Day Ultimatum to Iran for Nuclear Deal
Washington delivered an ultimatum to Tehran at a peace-focused board meeting on February 19, demanding a meaningful agreement within 10-15 days or face serious consequences. This make-or-break window for diplomacy has heightened tensions amid ongoing nuclear talks.
Iranian-American community held a vigil in Washington DC honoring January unrest victims.
US Military Buildup Near Iran as Trump Weighs Limited Strike
President Trump confirmed considering a limited strike on Iran to force a nuclear deal, amid protests in Tehran chanting 'long live the king' after recent crackdowns. Iran's President Peshkan defiantly rejected bowing to pressure, vowing retaliation against any strikes.
US warships and fighter jets are building up in the Middle East, putting the region on edge.
Trump Enacts 15% Global Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling
Following a US Supreme Court ruling against existing tariffs, President Trump imposed new 15% global tariffs effective immediately. Trump expressed disagreement with the court and raised tariffs from prior 10% levels.
This move aims to address trade imbalances but raises global economic concerns.
2026 Winter Olympics Conclude with USA vs Canada Hockey Gold Final
The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics ends today with the men's gold medal hockey final between USA and Canada at 8:10 a.m. ET, followed by Closing Ceremony at Verona Olympic Arena. The event features bobsled finals and highlights Team USA medal winners.
Stream all action live on Peacock.
Israel Violates Ceasefire with Lebanon, Killing 10
Israel breached the ceasefire with Lebanon, killing 10 and wounding over 30 people in recent strikes. Tensions persist in the region amid broader Middle East conflicts.
This incident underscores ongoing instability despite truce efforts.
Heavy Rains Trigger Flooding and Landslides in Peru, 2 Dead
Severe flooding and landslides from heavy rains in Peru have killed at least two people. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread damage in affected areas.
Climate-related disasters highlight vulnerabilities in the region.
Tortoises Reintroduced to Galapagos After 180 Years
Giant tortoises were reintroduced to the Galapagos Islands for the first time in 180 years as part of conservation efforts. This milestone aims to restore biodiversity in the UNESCO site.
Success depends on monitoring invasive species and habitat protection.
Boat Sinks Off Heracleion Coast, At Least 3 Dead
A vessel sank near the small coastal settlement of Calloy Lemaness in the Heracleion area, killing at least three with others missing. Survivors reported the incident occurred in the dark, complicating rescue operations.
Investigations into the cause are underway.
Muslims Gather for Night Worship in New York Times Square
On February 20, Muslims transformed New York City's Times Square into a space for calm night worship. The event turned the commercial hub into a serene gathering amid global tensions.
It highlights community expressions of faith in urban centers.
Four Years Since Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
The world marks four years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, with Canada facing tough defense choices. Analysts note ongoing challenges for international support and military aid.
Commemorations emphasize the prolonged conflict's global impact.
Canada More United Than in 2019, Ipsos Poll Shows
A new Ipsos poll indicates Canada is more united nationally than in 2019, despite Alberta tensions. Support for separation in Alberta has declined.
The findings suggest stabilizing federal dynamics.
Eric Dane of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Passes Away
Actor Eric Dane, known from ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ has died, prompting condolences from cast and friends. Tributes highlight his contributions to television.
The entertainment world mourns the loss.