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Iran's strikes land in a fog: hits claimed, damage denied

Missiles and drones targeted facilities hosting US forces across Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan after recent US “self-defense” strikes on Iranian sites near the Strait of Hormuz.

Published: 3 days ago

Iran’s IRGC launched missiles and drones at USlinked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, framing the barrage as retaliation for recent US strikes on Iranian facilities after a US helicopter was d...

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Behind closed doors, Gates’s denials await what the records show

The voluntary, transcribed interview is part of a broader House inquiry into Epstein’s network amid newly released DOJ files.

Published: 1 day ago

Bill Gates on June 10 sat for a voluntary, closeddoor, transcribed interview with the US House Oversight Committee about his contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, calling the meetings a “grave error” whil...

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Inflation Surges on War Shock, but Will a Deal Lower It?

Prices climbed at the fastest pace in three years, led by Iran-related energy disruption and a Hormuz chokepoint that is lifting transport costs and unsettling markets.

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US inflation reaccelerated to 4.2% in May, the fastest in three years, with the jump tied chiefly to an Iran‑war energy shock after disruption at the Strait of Hormuz; transport costs led the pass‑...

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Deterrence from Guantánamo meets sanctions blamed for civilian harm

The defense secretary’s Cuba stop comes as Washington expands Cuba-related designations, Beijing challenges its terrorism claims, and Miami prepares for World Cup fixtures.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a Guantánamo stop to warn Havana against acquiring weapons that could threaten U.S. territory, as Washington intensified sanctions and energy restrictions, inclu...

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Unclear motive, unmistakable backlash: Belfast's unrest after street attack

Graphic footage spread online as a Sudanese suspect was charged and protests escalated into arson, roadblocks, and reported intimidation of minority families.

Published: 3 days ago

A street attack in Belfast that left a man in his 40s severely injured led to the arrest and charging of a 30yearold Sudanese suspect with attempted murder; within a day, antiimmigration protests e...

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US–Iran retaliation built on an unresolved incident at sea

CENTCOM called the multi‑wave strikes 'self-defense' as Iran answered with missiles at US-linked facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait.

Published: 3 days ago

After an AH64 Apache went down near the Strait of Hormuz, the United States carried out what it called limited selfdefense strikes on Iranian airdefense, control, and radar sites in several waves b...

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