U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
February 2016
Influx of Refugees at the Macedonian Border Faced with Tear Gas
Hundreds of refugees clashed with police at the Macedonian border after Macedonia limited entry to only 300 refugees, leading to the use of tear gas…
ISIS Suicide Attacks in Baghdad Leave 70 Dead
Two suicide attacks in Baghdad claimed by ISIS resulted in 70 deaths and over 100 injuries, marking the deadliest attacks in recent weeks. The assaults…
Michigan Shooter Arrested
A 45-year-old man was arrested in Michigan after a shooting spree that left at least seven people dead. The incident reflects ongoing issues with gun…
Harper Lee, Author of the Classic 'To Kill a Mockingbird', Passes Away
Harper Lee, the renowned author of 'To Kill a Mockingbird', has died at 89. Her literary legacy includes a significant sequel, 'Go Set a Watchman',…
Removal of Hashemi's Campaign Banners 'Due to Non-Compliance with Requirements'
The campaign banners for Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani have been removed due to alleged non-compliance with advertising regulations. The police and judiciary have both commented on…
Death of 150,000 Penguins in Antarctica
A massive ice mass in Antarctica has led to the death of over 150,000 penguins by trapping them and forcing them to swim long distances…
Valentine's Day; A Need That Is Not Addressed in Customary Forms
The Iranian police have issued restrictions on Valentine's Day celebrations, prohibiting the exchange of gifts and advertising related items, citing a need to combat Western…
Following the Car Wash Incident, the Mayor of District 2 of Tehran Resigned
Azizollah Nazari, the Mayor of District 2 of Tehran, resigned following a violent incident at a car wash involving law enforcement and municipal agents. He…
Iran's Police Recently Banned Valentine's Day, Calling It 'Promotion of Decadent Western Culture'
Iran's police have banned Valentine's Day celebrations, deeming them a promotion of Western culture. The public is divided on whether this celebration is an inappropriate…
Sohrab Rahimi, Poet and Literary Translator, Passes Away
Sohrab Rahimi, a notable Iranian poet and translator living in Sweden, died in a car fire, which is being investigated as a potential murder by…
Police Department: Giving Flowers, Chocolates, and Valentine's Dolls is Prohibited
The Iranian Police Department has issued a directive banning the celebration of Valentine's Day in public places, prohibiting the exchange of gifts like flowers and…
Eastern Ramadi Completely Retaken from the 'Islamic State'
Iraqi forces have successfully retaken eastern Ramadi from ISIS, reopening key routes to Baghdad and boosting military morale. This operation involved various military units and…
Gershad: An App to Avoid Encounters with the Guidance Patrol
The Gershad app has launched to help Iranians navigate cities while avoiding the Guidance Patrol, which enforces strict dress codes. This initiative reflects growing public…
At least ten dead and 150 injured in train collision in Germany
A tragic train collision in Bavaria, Germany, resulted in at least ten fatalities and over 150 injuries. The incident is under investigation, with no clear…
Italian Actor Survives Stage Execution Incident
An Italian actor, Raphael Schumacher, suffered brain death after a technical error during a staged execution in Tuscany. The incident has led to a 10-day…
Eagles Go Hunting for Drones
The Dutch police are training eagles to hunt drones as a creative solution to the rising threat of amateur drone use. This method aims to…
Ankara University Professor Acquitted of 'Promoting Terrorism' Charges
An Ankara university professor was acquitted of charges related to promoting terrorism after including a question about PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan in an exam. This…
UNICEF: Destruction of Schools is One of the Reasons for the Increase in Refugee Children
UNICEF reports a significant increase in the number of women and children among refugees in Europe, with children now making up 36% of those entering…
Café Owners Gather in Protest Against Closure of 150 Cafés in Tabriz
Café owners in Tabriz protested against the closure of 150 cafés by the police, demanding a review of the decision. They claim to have followed…
Arrest of Individuals Who Committed Insurance Fraud by Breaking Their Own Limbs
Two individuals were arrested in Zanjan for committing insurance fraud by breaking their own limbs to claim money from an insurance company. This incident highlights…