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September 2015
U.S. Senate Approves Temporary Budget to Prevent Federal Government Shutdown
The U.S. Senate passed a temporary budget to prevent a federal government shutdown, maintaining current spending levels until December. This budget includes funding for a…
One Thousand and One Nights as Narrated by Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie's latest novel, "Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights," explores the conflict between religious fanaticism and rationality through a magical realism lens. The…
Ministry of Energy: Water Prices to Increase in the Coming Days
The Iranian Ministry of Energy has approved a proposal to increase water tariffs, primarily affecting high consumption classes, while maintaining lower rates for average consumers.…
NASA: We Have Discovered Water on Mars
NASA has announced the discovery of flowing water on Mars, suggesting the potential for a habitable environment. This finding is based on images from the…
Reports of '30 Civilians' Killed in Arab Coalition Attacks in Yemen
Reports indicate that at least 30 civilians were killed in an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, a claim denied by Saudi officials. The…
Do you believe that cooperation among regional countries and global powers is possible in the near future to find a political solution in Syria and end its civil war?
A poll was conducted asking whether cooperation among regional and global powers is feasible for resolving the Syrian civil war. The results showed that 62%…
Military Investment of the Kremlin Since 1945
The article discusses the historical context of Russian military interventions from Hungary to Angola and Korea, comparing them to Russia's current military presence in Syria.…
Tree of Life; A Digital Version of Existence
Scientists have digitized the genetic map of 2.3 million biological species, creating an 'open source' Tree of Life. This project aims to bridge the gap…
Exhumation of the Last Russian Tsar and His Wife for Authenticity Testing
The remains of Nicholas II and Alexandra are being exhumed for genetic testing to confirm their identities as part of a new investigation marking the…
Russia's Reaction to the 'Possible Deployment of New U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Germany'
Russia has threatened to retaliate against the U.S. for potentially deploying new nuclear weapons in Germany, specifically B61-12 bombs at the Büchel airbase. This situation…
The Smell of School Month
Today is the first day of school in Iran, marked by Hassan Rouhani's inauguration of classes at Baqir al-Uloom School. This event highlights both the…
How the Chinese Hacked into Apple's App Store
Chinese hackers exploited a security vulnerability in Apple's software, allowing them to insert malicious codes into applications, affecting various sectors including banks and airlines. This…
Republican Candidate: Muslims Are Not Suitable for the U.S. Presidency
Ben Carson, a Republican presidential candidate, stated that Muslims are unsuitable for the U.S. presidency, sparking significant backlash from civil rights groups and political figures.…
An Invisible Cloak is Also Being Created
Scientists have developed a small cloak using gold metal that can make objects invisible by scattering light. This technology, while currently at a microscopic scale,…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
Democratic Party Financial Supporters Call for Joe Biden's Participation in Presidential Election
Prominent financial supporters of the Democratic Party are urging Joe Biden to enter the presidential race against Hillary Clinton. They express confidence in his leadership…
The Death Toll from the Severe Earthquake in Chile Reaches Eight
A severe 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck Chile, resulting in eight deaths and prompting over one million evacuations. The Chilean government has lifted the tsunami warning…
Republican Senators' Renewed Failure to Vote on Iran Agreement
Republican senators have failed again to secure a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement, as Democratic senators successfully blocked the motion. This ongoing political struggle…
Meeting of American, Chinese, and British Scientists on Human Gene Editing
Scientists from the US, China, and the UK are convening to discuss the implications of human gene editing, focusing on both its potential to treat…
Hungary Blocks Main Route for Refugees into the European Union
Hungary has blocked the main route for refugees entering the EU, enforcing new laws that automatically return asylum seekers at the Serbian border. Prime Minister…
Minister of Education: I Hope Imprisoned Colleagues Will Be Released Soon
Ali Asghar Fani, Iran's Minister of Education, expressed hope for the release of imprisoned teachers during a press conference. Recent arrests of teachers and union…
Don't Overindulge in Honey Either
New research reveals that honey may not be healthier than processed high-fructose corn syrup, as both have similar health effects. The USDA study involved testing…
Secretary of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace Says 'Domestic Networks' Can Replace Popular Apps Like 'Telegram'
The Secretary of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace suggests that domestic messaging applications could replace Telegram. A poll indicates that a vast majority prefer foreign…
Inactivity, the 'Silent Killer'
Recent studies highlight the dangers of inactivity, labeling it a 'silent killer' and linking just twenty-five minutes of brisk walking daily to increased lifespan. This…
Continued Unrest in Turkey: Death of Two More Police Officers in Diyarbakir Due to Bomb Explosion
A bomb explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey, killed two police officers and injured five others, attributed to PKK militants. The Turkish army continues operations against the…
Gas Explosion in Restaurant in India Kills at Least 82 People
A gas cylinder explosion in a restaurant in Petlawad, India, resulted in at least 82 fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns…
Ayatollah Sistani Calls for the Release of Kidnapped Turkish Workers in Iraq
Ayatollah Sistani has called for the release of 18 Turkish workers kidnapped by a Shia militia in Baghdad. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Iraq…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Obama Calls Senators' Vote a Victory for 'Diplomacy and Global Security'
President Obama hailed the Senate's actions as a victory for diplomacy after a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement failed to pass. This reflects ongoing…
Poll: Majority of Iranians Support Nuclear Deal Due to Misconceptions
A recent poll shows that 76% of Iranians support the nuclear deal, but many hold misconceptions about the immediate lifting of U.S. sanctions. The poll…
Imprisoned Blogger's Concern Over Exile to Tabas
Mohammad Reza Pourshajari, an imprisoned blogger, is facing exile to Tabas after being re-arrested following his release from a four-year prison sentence. He has expressed…
Rural Children Experience Fewer Allergies
Recent research indicates that children raised in rural environments are less likely to develop allergies due to exposure to specific bacteria in animal waste. This…
Signs of Increased Plutonium Production in North Korea
North Korea is reportedly resuming plutonium production, which could enhance its nuclear capabilities, according to analysts from Johns Hopkins University. This increase in atomic activity…
Mother Robot That Creates Its Own Offspring
Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a mother robot that can create and evaluate its offspring to improve future designs. This innovative technology aims to…
Following Deadly PKK Attack, Turkey Conducts Airstrikes on 13 Targets
A PKK attack in southeastern Turkey has resulted in several Turkish soldier casualties, prompting Turkey to launch airstrikes on PKK positions. The situation reflects escalating…
Continued Clashes in Southeast Turkey
Clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces have intensified in southeastern Turkey, resulting in multiple casualties. The violence follows the breakdown of a ceasefire…
Republicans Want the Nuclear Deal to at Least Be Voted On
Republican senators are shifting their strategy from outright rejection of the nuclear deal to seeking at least a negative vote. Democratic support for the deal…
The Last Image of Aylan on the Seashore
Aylan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy, drowned while trying to escape the ongoing war in Syria, which has caused immense suffering and displacement. His lifeless…
Treating Deaf Mice with Gene Therapy
Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital are developing a gene therapy to treat genetic deafness in children. This innovative approach aims to correct defective genes in…
New Research Findings: There Are Over Three Trillion Trees on Earth
A new study reveals that there are over three trillion trees on Earth, significantly more than previous estimates. This research highlights the alarming rate of…
Saudi Grand Mufti's Strong Criticism of Majid Majidi's Film 'Muhammad'
Sheikh Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, criticized the Iranian film 'Muhammad' as a hostile act against Islam, calling it a 'Zoroastrian'…
Poll in the U.S.: Majority of People Want Congressional Support for Nuclear Agreement
A recent poll shows that 55% of Americans support Congressional backing for the nuclear agreement with Iran, despite Republican opposition in Congress. The survey comes…
Support from Two More Senators for Iran Deal; Total Supporters Reach 33
Senators Bob Casey and Chris Coons have joined the supporters of the Iran nuclear deal, increasing total support to 33. President Obama needs 34 votes…