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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: about 2 hours 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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29 sources 15 outlets 11 countries Diversity94%

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.

Published: about 2 hours ago

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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14 sources 13 outlets 11 countries Diversity94%

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.

Published: about 2 hours ago

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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Pre-funded enforcement through 2029—predictability or power without guardrails?

The measure allocates roughly $38bn to ICE and $26bn to CBP through 2029, passed 52–47, and efforts to limit a separate presidential settlement fund failed.

Published: about 2 hours ago

The United States has enacted a three‑year, $70bn immigration enforcement package funding ICE and CBP through 2029—about $38bn for ICE and $26bn for CBP—passed 52–47 in the Senate, cleared the Hous...

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Protected water tanks hit amid U.S.–Iran strikes: to what end?

Two reservoirs serving Sirik were damaged, disrupting drinking water for thousands as Washington cited retaliation for a downed helicopter and Iran reported reciprocal attacks.

Published: about 2 hours ago

U.S. strikes in Iran’s Hormozgan province on June 9–10 damaged two water reservoirs serving Sirik, cutting safe drinking supplies for thousands amid ongoing U.S.–Iran exchanges linked to a downed U...

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Ceasefire under fire: deal-making or drift toward open confrontation?

Following a US Apache crash near the Strait of Hormuz, Washington struck Iranian air defenses as Tehran reevaluated talks and warned foreign forces near its borders.

Published: about 2 hours ago

After a US Army Apache went down near the Strait of Hormuz, Washington hit Iranian radars and air defenses under a fragile truce, while Tehran called the strikes repeated violations and said it is ...

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

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

Deterrence from Guantánamo meets sanctions blamed for civilian harm

Pre-funded enforcement through 2029—predictability or power without guardrails?

Protected water tanks hit amid U.S.–Iran strikes: to what end?

Ceasefire under fire: deal-making or drift toward open confrontation?

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