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Trump plans to deploy ICE agents to airports amid DHS funding standoff
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Trump plans to deploy ICE agents to airports amid DHS funding standoff

webfact · 14 hours ago14 hr

President Donald Trump has said he will send federal immigration agents to US airports starting Monday, escalating a political confrontation over funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). In a series of social media posts, Trump said officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) would be tasked with enforcing security measures at airports, including “the immediate arrest of all Illegal Immigrants who have come into our Country”. Get today's headlines by email He warned
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webfact

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pomchop

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16 Foreign Women Arrested in Prostitution Crackdown
Bangkok
16 Foreign Women Arrested in Prostitution Crackdown

Georgealbert · 22 hours ago22 hr

Police and social development officials arrested 16 foreign women accused of soliciting prostitution during a crackdown in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit area on 20 March 2026. The operation, conducted at around 20:30 in Sukhumvit Soi 4, Khlong Toei district, followed complaints from foreign tourists and reports circulating on social media. Authorities said the enforcement action was aimed at addressing public nuisance concerns in a busy nightlife area. Get today's headlines by email Officers from Lumpi
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Georgealbert

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pomchop

11 minutes ago11 min

Trump warns Iran of strikes on power plants if Hormuz Strait not reopened within 48 hours
Iranian Conflict
Trump warns Iran of strikes on power plants if Hormuz Strait not reopened within 48 hours

webfact · 13 hours ago13 hr

US President Donald Trump has threatened to launch strikes on Iran’s power infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within 48 hours, escalating tensions in an already volatile conflict. Get today's headlines by email In a message posted on social media, Trump said the United States would “hit and obliterate” Iranian power plants if Tehran failed to ensure the safe passage of ships through the strategic waterway. Ultimatum over key oil route “If Iran doesn’t FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT
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webfact

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kwilco

1 hour ago1 hr

Trump draws backlash over reaction to Mueller’s death
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Trump draws backlash over reaction to Mueller’s death

webfact · 14 hours ago14 hr

President Donald Trump has sparked strong criticism after publicly welcoming the death of former FBI director Robert Mueller. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump wrote: “Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people!” The remark quickly drew condemnation from political figures and commentators across the spectrum. Get today's headlines by email Mueller, who led the high-profile investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US electio
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webfact

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bendejo

2 hours ago2 hr

Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?
Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?

SoCal1990 · yesterday at 12:20 PM1 day

Had a vivid conversation last night with a group of about 10 expat friends at a relaxing restaurant down in Silom that ended up going all over the place. The group was mostly men, but a few women as well. Basically all people who live and work here and have some sort of busy lifestyle, as opposed to many foreigners living here who no longer work and end up staying home with their own comforts in some form of isolation. After we finished the meal and had a few drinks, what started as a simple c
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SoCal1990

Yesterday at 12:20 PM1 day

spidermike007

3 hours ago3 hr

Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

The Cobra · yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wasn’t sure how to word it without it sounding wrong, but here goes. Living in Thailand has changed how I look at relationships. Not overnight, and not in some dramatic way, but gradually over time. Back home, things felt more fixed. People settled into a certain pattern — similar age, similar background, similar expectations. Here, it feels different. The range of relationships you see is much wider, and the expectations don’t always line up the sam
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The Cobra

Yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

Gottfrid

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Pros and Cons of Screen Obsession Culture in Thailand
Pros and Cons of Screen Obsession Culture in Thailand

123Stodg · Thursday at 10:03 PM2 days

For a long time I have thought about the ways Thailand has changed since the rise of smartphones, back when people were not constantly nose diving into their screens. When I first arrived, smartphones did not even exist. My first phone was a big clunky Nokia with a black and white screen and a bendy retractable antenna. Then came the race to make phones smaller, with those tiny little Motorola flip phones everywhere. Nokia and Ericsson were still popular, although not quite as compact. Then the
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123Stodg

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sqwakvfr

12 hours ago12 hr

Which country's passport is most beautiful? And, why?
Which country's passport is most beautiful? And, why?

GammaGlobulin · Wednesday at 02:34 AM4 days

Dear Folks, I have, for many years, been so envious of the beauty of the British Passport. It is far more lovely than my own. For example: If you could buy one, which one would you buy? Alternatively, out of all countries on Planet Earth, which country has... \The most beautiful passport.... Aesthetically speaking, of course. How much would you pay for one of these, by the way? Best regards, Gamma
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GammaGlobulin

Wednesday at 02:34 AM4 days

GammaGlobulin

19 hours ago19 hr

Price of sleeping tablets
Price of sleeping tablets

CallumWK · Tuesday at 06:03 AM5 days

For a long time already I suffer from sleeping disorders, as in I wake up many times a night, and actually never have a solid sleep. I have tried natural sleeping aids like 12mg Melatonin, but they don't have any effect. Sleeping tablets like Diazepam work perfect, and I sleep until the alarm goes off, as intended. I have no side effects from them. I had 8 tablets of them left, which actually were expired for 15 YEARS already, and I have taken them with good results in the last 6 months. So now
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CallumWK

Tuesday at 06:03 AM5 days

richard_smith237

43 minutes ago43 min

Dapagliflozin (Farxiga), Local generic?
Dapagliflozin (Farxiga), Local generic?

dddave · yesterday at 03:25 AM1 day

Farziga is by far the most costly of my daily meds. Are there any local generics?
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dddave

Yesterday at 03:25 AM1 day

Sheryl

13 hours ago13 hr

Did you know - How your walk can signal your mood
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Did you know - How your walk can signal your mood

CharlieH · Wednesday at 12:47 AM4 days

The way people walk may reveal more about their emotions than previously understood, according to new research that highlights how subtle changes in movement can signal how someone is feeling. Scientists found that the swing of a person’s arms and legs plays a key role in how others interpret their emotional state, with observers able to detect feelings such as anger, sadness and fear from walking patterns alone. Movement as emotional expression The study suggests that walking — a routine and la
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CharlieH

Wednesday at 12:47 AM4 days

NONG CHOK

Thursday at 11:25 AM3 days

Doctors in Thailand - Approach with some caution
Doctors in Thailand - Approach with some caution

ronnie50 · March 16Mar 16

By and large medical care at Thailand's private hospitals is pretty good. But one thing I've observed through the years of visiting doctors in big private hospitals here is that many/most are not very thorough in asking questions about the patient's medical history. They are often quick to arrive at a current diagnosis, write a prescription, and a return appointment again in 2 weeks. When I say 'not very thorough' - I mean they don't ask you (enough) about your medical past or any other medica
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March 16Mar 16

ronnie50

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