Shortly after sirens sounded, the IDF said residents could leave their shelters. This is the second time Iranian missiles missed their targets in Israel's North.

The ending of Sirens, the Netflix hit starring Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon, left me scratching my head, and I imagine I'm not the only one.

When the dust finally settled on the PWHL’s expansion draft this week, Sirens general manager Pascal Daoust took a step back to assess the damage.

By Crispian Balmer and Emily Rose JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Woken by air raid sirens, hurrying to bomb shelters, scouring travel sites for escape routes — thousands of tourists in Israel have found their holiday plans upended by the country's conflict with Iran.

Every once in a while—okay, more often than I’d like to admit—I’ll be watching something and spot a familiar face that I just can’t place. You know the feeling: it’s right there, on the tip of your tongue,

Netflix’s recently released Sirens, has quickly become one of the highly acclaimed series on the streaming platform.

A satirical headline saying air raid sirens could be used to warn people about new COVID-19 strains is being taken seriously online.

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