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    Eight US Marines Reportedly Wounded in Iran-Linked Ship Strike●'Not 1 But 8 Wounded': US Marines 'Hit' In Iran Ship Strike, Pentagon 'Kept Quiet' | Firstpost Liveβ–ΆyoutubeBusinessLabor696K40 min ago

    Reports claim eight US Marines were wounded in an attack on a ship linked to Iran, and that the Pentagon withheld the full toll from the public, initially suggesting fewer casualties. The discrepancy between the official account and the reported number of wounded is driving debate about transparency over US military exposure in the region.

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    Singapore and Kuala Lumpur among world's most polluted cities as haze worsens●Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are among the world’s five most polluted cities as severe haze from Indonesian wildfires wors𝕏xSG37421 min ago

    Severe haze from Indonesian wildfires has pushed Singapore and Kuala Lumpur into the world's five most polluted cities, according to Bloomberg. Dry conditions and east-to-southeast winds are forecast to keep the smoke hanging over the region for at least another week. The timing is awkward, with Formula 1 races scheduled in both cities as air quality deteriorates.

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    Gaza-linked fundraiser falls short as donation fees mount●End of month. We're $380 short of our $1,000 goal. $1,000 used to be our weekly target. Now it's monthly β€” and we stillMmastodonWar656 min ago

    A fundraiser reports it is $380 short of a $1,000 monthly goal at the end of the month, noting the target used to be weekly. The post details heavy deductions on incoming money: PayPal fees of about $50, exchange office losses above 20%, and cash withdrawal fees of 20% or more, leaving only a fraction of each donation. The message underscores how war-disrupted banking and fees are shrinking aid that reaches families.

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    Caterpillar to invest $1 billion in Lee County facility●Caterpillar investing $1 billion in Lee County facilityβœ‰newsBusiness50 min ago

    Caterpillar has announced a $1 billion investment in its Lee County facility, according to Spectrum News. The move represents a major capital commitment to the site, though further details on expansion plans, job creation, or a timeline were not included in the initial report.

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    New No. 1 emerges on GeekWire 200 startup index●There's a new No. 1 on the GeekWire 200 as AI and hardware reshape our Pacific Northwest startup indexβœ‰newsBusinessStartups45 min ago

    The GeekWire 200, a ranking of Pacific Northwest startups, has a new company at the top, with the outlet saying the reshuffle reflects the growing weight of artificial intelligence and hardware businesses in the region. The change signals a shift in which Seattle-area companies are gaining traction as AI-driven firms climb the index and displace longtime leaders.

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    Massachusetts Readers Vote on Best True-Story Movieβ–ΌVote for your favorite Massachusetts' best true-story movie | Round 1βœ‰newsCultureFilm2 h ago

    Gannett's Massachusetts news outlets, including Wicked Local, the Enterprise News and MetroWest Daily News, have launched the first round of a reader poll to choose the best true-story movie with Massachusetts ties. Readers can vote online in a bracket-style tournament, with later rounds to follow. The competition has opened across multiple regional papers simultaneously, inviting film fans across the state to weigh in on their favorites.

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    The US Senate has approved legislation transferring more than 1,000 acres of land to the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe in Washington State. The move, reported by the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, represents a significant step in tribal land restoration and self-determination, returning territory to the tribe on the Olympic Peninsula.