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just now (192+ words) An urgent search is taking place after a British passenger fell overboard from a cruise ship off the coast of Tenerife. The 76-year-old man was reported missing from the Marella Explorer 2 on Thursday morning. A Marella Cruises spokesperson told The Independent: "We are deeply saddened to confirm that a guest was seen entering the water while the ship was on passage to La Gomera. Our thoughts are with the individual and their loved ones during this difficult time. "Our dedicated care team is supporting the family, providing assistance and comfort. We are working closely with local authorities and will continue to offer every possible support." The Spanish coastguard were first alerted to the incident at 9.48am when the ship was located 16.5 miles northwest of Punta Teno. A maritime and aerial operation was launched, with a helicopter, two search vessels and an…...

just now (364+ words) After a long stretch of quantitative tightening, the Fed's recent comments suggest that there is a move toward quantitative easing. This is expected to happen sometime in December, and it could trigger a massive shift as the market looks to close another year. Quantitative easing, as the name suggests, is the opposite of quantitative tightening, and the former sees the Fed pump liquidity into the market. This rush in liquidity could lead to investors taking more risks, and this, in turn, would be good for assets like Bitcoin as investors move into the crypto market for the long term. The announcement for a move to quantitative easing is expected to come on December 1, and naturally, there have been debates on its impact on the Bitcoin price. Crypto analyst and investor Ted Pillows shared a chart showing that the last time…...

just now (136+ words) CCTV captures man launching petrol bombs at police station Source: Crown Office & Procurator Fiscal Service Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. Swipe for next article Former soldier launches petrol bombs at police station " narrowly missing officer - Jamie Taylor, a former soldier, launched homemade petrol bombs at a Police Scotland station in Livingston, Scotland, in an attempt to "blow it up". - CCTV footage showed Taylor throwing three Molotov cocktails at police vans parked outside the office on 30 May. - A police officer, PC Kirsty Forsyth, narrowly avoided serious injury when one of the bombs was thrown as she tackled a blaze with a fire extinguisher. - Taylor, 34, was caught shortly after the incident and subsequently pleaded guilty to two charges of breaching the 1883 Explosives Act....

just now (107+ words) Breaking news and analysis on politics, business, world, national news, entertainment and more. In-depth DC, Virginia, Maryland news coverage including traffic, weather, crime, education, restaurant reviews and more. A permissive Supreme Court and a supine Congress have turned the executive into something the Framers feared. In a conversation with a friend from Pakistan, I lamented that country's recent decision to give the head of its army expanded powers, including lifetime immunity from legal prosecution. My friend replied, "We're just following in America's footsteps. Didn't your Supreme Court rule that the president could kill his political opponent and yet be immune from prosecution?...

just now (1878+ words) Footage from nearly four dozen body cameras worn by immigration agents during Operation Midway Blitz was released to the public on Wednesday, capturing in shaky, first-person style the abject chaos on the streets as residents and protesters were tear-gassed, hit with pepper balls and arrested during protests of immigration enforcement actions. The group of videos made public through the Loevy & Loevy law firm includes footage from agents who responded to controversial arrest operations in the Little Village and Irving Park neighborhoods. The videos show agents lobbing flash grenades at protesters outside the Broadview immigration detention center and interrogating Chicago residents on city sidewalks. In one clip, Border Patrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino tells agents to force an angry crowd back from a perimeter fence outside the Broadview immigration detention center and arrest anyone who doesn't comply. Another depicts agents in a…...

just now (787+ words) I love the holiday season but used to dread the endless to-do list and copious shopping required " it weighed on me like a too-heavy ornament pulling down a Christmas tree branch. So, imagine my delight when I found that my favorite app for takeout, DoorDash, offers way more than good eats. I made this discovery last Halloween, when I set out in a panic to find my son a pumpkin-shaped basket for trick-or-treating. It was the day of, and all the stores were sold out. Same-day shipping wasn't an option. Frustrated and stressed, I shifted my focus to lunch (a carb-heavy meal was needed to soothe my sorrows). I opened my DoorDash app and noticed a bunch of categories beyond food for the first time. I clicked on "Retail," searched "Halloween Candy Basket," and behold: exactly what I needed, available…...

just now (164+ words) The United States has sent one of the largest military forces in decades to the Caribbean, including the world's most advanced aircraft carrier. US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela's Maduro'What to Know Recently, a growing military buildup in the region and talks of possible U.S. land strikes in Venezuela have raised questions about whether Trump is seeking regime change in the country, and whether U.S. action could indirectly trigger a collapse. She Was Labeled the Original "Anti-Vaxxer,' Now She Feels Vindicated People Are Paying $10 Per Pound for These Turkeys'Here's Why Suicides and Delusions: Lawsuits Point to Dark Side of AI Chatbot Legal Cases Challenging Trump's Agenda'Key Issues to Watch Spiraling Costs and a Broken Insurance Market'What Went Wrong With Obamacare Gen Zers Are Becoming Political Kingmakers. But No One Speaks Their Language. Where Did All the Turkeys Go? This NY Town Shows…...

just now (164+ words) The United States has sent one of the largest military forces in decades to the Caribbean, including the world's most advanced aircraft carrier. US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela's Maduro'What to Know Recently, a growing military buildup in the region and talks of possible U.S. land strikes in Venezuela have raised questions about whether Trump is seeking regime change in the country, and whether U.S. action could indirectly trigger a collapse. She Was Labeled the Original "Anti-Vaxxer,' Now She Feels Vindicated People Are Paying $10 Per Pound for These Turkeys'Here's Why Suicides and Delusions: Lawsuits Point to Dark Side of AI Chatbot Legal Cases Challenging Trump's Agenda'Key Issues to Watch Spiraling Costs and a Broken Insurance Market'What Went Wrong With Obamacare Gen Zers Are Becoming Political Kingmakers. But No One Speaks Their Language. Where Did All the Turkeys Go? This NY Town Shows…...

just now (563+ words) Under the proposed language, graduate students pursuing a "professional" degree will be allowed to borrow up to $50,000 annually with an aggregate loan limit of $200,000. But a prospective student enrolled in a graduate nursing program could seek only up to $20,500 annually with an overall limit of $100,000. The changes will officially go into effect on July 1, 2026. The loan caps will have a significant impact on aspiring nurses, who will be forced to foot a large portion of their education costs themselves or may even decide against a nursing career entirely, warned American Nurses Association president Jennifer Mensik Kennedy. "The average cost of attendance is about $30,000 a year for graduate and doctoral students. What you're looking at is a $10,000 difference that needs to be made up, which is going to be very hard," she said. "What you're going to see is maybe people…...

just now (171+ words) How to tap into your brain's hidden creative superpower'which only arrives as you are on the cusp of sleep. Why Our Best Ideas Come When We're Half-Asleep Just as you're about to drift blissfully into sleep, a thought suddenly appears out of nowhere. It could be a great idea or a solution to a problem you've been wrestling with all day. That flash of brilliance you get just as you're falling asleep is not random. Scientists have discovered that your brain enters a brief "creative sweet spot" in the drowsy seconds between wakefulness and sleep'a twilight zone where problem-solving ability can triple. What's more, you can learn to access it on demand. The Pill for Everything: Why Off-Label Gabapentin Prescriptions Are Soaring Your Tap Water May Be Toxic for Years After a Wildfire'Here's What to Know Study Reveals When Colon…...