22.9m children received polio drops in Punjab, 10.6m in Sindh, 7.15m in K-P, and 2.58m in Balochistan
The final nationwide anti-polio campaign of 2025…

22.9m children received polio drops in Punjab, 10.6m in Sindh, 7.15m in K-P, and 2.58m in Balochistan
The final nationwide anti-polio campaign of 2025…

ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish intelligence agents have captured a senior member of the Islamic State group in an area along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, allegedly thwarting planned suicide attacks in Turkey and elsewhere, Turkey’s state-run…

Timothy Fessenden (Credit: Lori Chertoff)
Scientific journals love news-worthy results. Editors want to publish studies with novel data that scientists will eagerly read and cite in their own work.
Because of this desire for novelty,…

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The release of Avatar: Fire and Ash spearheaded another big weekend for Regal, as moviegoers turned out in large numbers for both new releases and continued favorites across…

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, December 22, 2025 – Cushman & Wakefield announced today that the firm represented PEBB Enterprises in its disposition of the 6400 Building in Fort Lauderdale. PEBB Enterprises acquired the asset in 2004 for $6.31M, and it served as their corporate headquarters before relocating to Boca Raton.
Cushman & Wakefield’s Scott O’Donnell, Mike Ciadella, Greg Miller and Miguel Alcivar represented the seller in its $11.93 million transaction with a private family office.
Located at 6400 N. Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale’s Uptown Urban Village, the 6400 Building totals 55,241 square feet and is 89% leased, providing both a secure income stream and significant upside potential. With average suite sizes of 3,724 square feet, the 6400 Building caters to small and mid-sized users, the segment that represents the majority of leasing demand in the market.
The property is distinguished by its high-profile signage at the Cypress Creek Road interchange of I-95, visible to approximately 260,000 cars daily, an identity typically reserved for much larger corporate assets. Its central location, just north of Downtown Fort Lauderdale, offers direct connectivity to I-95, Cypress Creek Road, Commercial Boulevard and Federal Highway, delivering tenants a cost-effective alternative to the congestion and higher rents of the CBD while maintaining access to South Florida’s key business hubs.
“Our team is witnessing increasing demand from private-capital investors for well-located, high-quality assets that cater to the small to mid-size tenants that have remained resilient through the past few years,” said O’Donnell, Cushman & Wakefield Executive Managing Director. “This asset’s visibility from I-95 and access to the Cypress Creek Interchange drove strong investor interest.”

Chris Rea, the British singer-songwriter whose hits included Driving Home For Christmas, has died at the age of 74, a spokesperson for his family said.
The statement said that he died “peacefully in hospital … following a short illness”.
Rea…

The biggest headlines shaping the denim industry in 2025 were driven by political forces and carried an overtly patriotic tone.
Here’s a look back at the events that pushed denim into the mainstream news cycle.

“I know it’s really quite expensive and I suspect someone is very much missing it,” he said.
The criminologist added: “I thought, I’ve got a bit of a social media presence, with Christmas coming up let’s see if we can reunite this ring with its…