Stephen Miller Is (Virtually) Untouchable
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As the White House tries to quell the fallout from its unpopular mass deportations, the architect of the strategy remains safely in the presidentās circle.
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They Found Love Overseas. Now They Canāt Bring Their Spouses to America.
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How President Trumpās travel ban is disrupting thousands of marriages.
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The Lasting Damage of Paul Erlichās Pessimism
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He lived long enough to see how wrong his predictions were, but never changed his beliefs.
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Marriage Got BetterāSo Why Is It Disappearing?
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Desirable traits in a partner have less to do with finances and more to do with interpersonal skills. Some men are struggling to keep up.
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The Fight for Iran, Through the Eyes of an Iranian Civilian
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āNobody likes war. The conditions are terrible. But it is our only chance for the regime to leave.ā
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Pro-life leader criticizes 'insane' UK bill that would decriminalize certain abortions up until birth
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Shawn Carney, CEO of 40 Days for Life, expressed concern over a U.K. bill aimed at shielding women from criminal liability for abortions up until birth, describing it as "insane."
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In Delaying China Summit, Trump Faces a Familiar Mideast Distraction
The war in Iran is the latest example of why several presidents have found it so hard to focus on the U.S.ās most formidable rival.
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Venezuela Tops the U.S. in World Baseball Classic, Seizing a Rare Triumph
Venezuelans at home and abroad celebrate a victory over a heavily favored U.S. team as a moment of national pride.
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A Visual Guide to the Scale of the U.S.-Israeli Air War on Iran
The allies have killed Islamic Republic leaders and destroyed thousands of military targets in an attempt to bring down Tehranās regime.
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Israel Is Hunting Down Iranian Regime Members in Their Hideouts, One by One
The killings of two top officials mark milestones in a fierce campaign to bring down the Tehran government.
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'My daughter thought she was talking to a boy online and sent nude pics - but it was someone else'
Warning: This article addresses child sexual abuse that readers may find distressing
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Old graves could be reused amid shortage of burial space
Graves which are more than a century old could be reused in cemeteries across England and Wales under new proposals - but relatives will be able to object and war graves will be protected. 
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Gulf States Want the U.S. to Cripple Iranian Regime Before Ending War
In a pivot for a region that had courted Tehran, Gulf leaders now insist that Iran must be rendered incapable of future attacks.
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Pakistani government wants to 'create anarchy' in Afghanistan, claims Hamid Karzai
Hamid Karzai has claimed that the Pakistani government wants to promote "anarchy and weakness" in Afghanistan to ensure the country is "downtrodden".
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Deadly blasts at market and hospital raise fears of renewed Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria
Nigeria suicide bombings in Maiduguri killed at least 23 people and wounded over 100 others in deadly attacks targeting a hospital and market Monday night.
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Nvidia Says It Is Restarting Production of AI Chips for Sale in China
CEO Jensen Huang said the chipmakerās supply chain is āfired upā after months of mixed signals from the Chinese market.
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Opinion | Joe Kent Resigns on Anti-Israel Principle
A counterterror official says the Jewish lobby dragged Trump into war.
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Opinion | The Allies Take a Pass on Iran
Europe in particular may regret its short-term Schadenfreude.
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'Unprecedented' meningitis outbreak being treated as national incident
An outbreak of meningitis is being treated as a national incident after the deaths of a sixth-form pupil and a university student.
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Senegal stripped of Africa Cup of Nations over misconduct in final
Senegal has been stripped of the African Cup of Nations after misconduct in the tournament final, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has ruled.
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Rubio says Cuba needs ānew people in chargeā as blackouts, unrest grip island
Marco Rubio links U.S. sanctions on Cuba to political change as the island nation faces widespread blackouts and economic crisis affecting millions of citizens.
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'Why did this happen to my innocent four-year-old?': Inside Iran's children's wards
The human cost of Israel and America's air campaign on Iran is mounting, nowhere more painfully felt than in the children's wards of its hospitals.
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Opinion | War Requires Ugly Choices
If Trump wants to exit rather than escalate, he can take out Iranās oil infrastructure.
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Opinion | Regime Change Is Inexorable
Ending the war now is untenable. As Trump said last week, āWe donāt want to go back every two years.ā
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Opinion | Paul Ehrlich Was Always Wrong, Never in Doubt
He didnāt repudiate his warnings when they failed to pan out, yet didnāt lose his popularity or prestige.
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Russia Is Sharing Satellite Imagery and Drone Technology With Iran
Moscow has expanded intelligence sharing and military cooperation to help keep Tehran in the fight against U.S. and Israeli military might.
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Iran regime hides in bunkers as civilians left exposed without adequate bomb shelters or sirens
Iranian civilians are complaining about a lack of bomb shelters and warning systems as Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officials hide in bunkers during strikes.
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Next US move on Iran: Seize Kharg Island, secure uranium or risk ground war escalation
Military analysts discuss three paths for U.S.-Iran conflict: capturing Iran's economic lifeline at Kharg Island, full invasion or securing nuclear sites.
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Opinion | MAGA Isnāt Really Against the Iran Operation
Polling paints a different picture, though a lack of success could still derail supportāamong the presidentās base and public generally.
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Cuba Struggles to Revive Obsolete Power Grid After Nationwide Blackout
Residents endure long electricity outages as the islandās economy grinds to a halt, fueling unrest.
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EU pushes for end of Iran war in a manner where 'everybody saves face'
The European Union is reportedly consulting with Gulf countries about possible ways Iran, Israel and the U.S. could end the war in a manner where "everybody saves face."
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America Gave Up Some of Its Last Minesweepers. Then Iran Made Them Necessary Again.
The Strait of Hormuz could prove to be a testing ground for unmanned technology and AI in mine clearance.
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Israelās Decapitation Strategy Wipes Out Another Two Top Iranians
The attacks on Iranās security chief and the head of the Basij militia could make leaders more cautious, complicating the communications needed to run the war.
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Naval escorts could make tankers a target, UN warns
Naval escorts will not guarantee safe passage for oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz and could even present a target for Iran as it attempts to leverage control of the vital shipping lane, the head of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has warned.
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North Sea oil - is it time to reconsider drilling?
It is easy to forget that not all that long ago, Britain was one of the world's biggest oil producers.
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Multiple allies decline US calls for Strait of Hormuz support amid rising Middle East tensions
Several U.S. allies are refusing military involvement in securing the Strait of Hormuz, citing diplomacy, legal limits or strategic caution.
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Dubai Turns to Glossy Marketing and Social-Media Crackdown to Protect Its Image
As missiles and drones strike the city, police are issuing warnings about posting rumors or anything that contradicts authorities.
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Pakistan Airstrikes on Kabul Hit Drug Rehab Clinic, Killing Civilians
Afghanistanās Taliban government said hundreds were killed at the treatment clinic; Pakistan denies that it hit a civilian target.
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How 'cruel' friendship fraudsters are scamming older people
Older and vulnerable people are being targeted by "cruel" friendship fraudsters online, one of the UK's biggest banks has warned.
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Top Iranian official, commander killed in strike, Israel defense minister says
Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Ali Larijani and Basij Commander Gholamreza Soleimani have been "eliminated," the Israel Defense Forces said.
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German Financial Sentiment Plummets on Iran War
Confidence among investors fell sharply this month as the conflict in the Middle East continued and energy prices surged.
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EU Approves Leonardoās Nearly $2 Billion Iveco Group Defense Deal
The European Commission said the deal wouldnāt raise competition concerns due to its limited impact on competition in the markets where the companies are active.
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MSPs vote against bill to legalise assisted dying
MSPs have voted against plans to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland.
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Domestic Terror on the Rise
Plus: Allies decline to increase Strait involvement, and a federal court blocks HHS vaccine decisions.
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Trump Shifts U.S.-China Strategy on Trade to Dealmaking
Plus, President Trump has asked Beijing to delay his summit with Xi and some have signaled renewed openness to bilateral investment.
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Why Gulf states arenāt joining the war against Iran ā despite attacks on their soil
Gulf states maintain restraint despite reported Iranian attacks on Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait, prioritizing regional stability.
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Before They Got the Vote, Women Wielded Civic Influence
The stories of three women illustrate that practicing citizenship isnāt simply a function of casting a ballot.
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Cuba's entire electrical grid collapses, leaving whole island without power
Cuba's power grid suffers total collapse amid fuel shortages and sanctions, leaving the island nation scrambling to restore electricity to millions.
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Iran Unleashes New Crackdown on Its People to Head Off Uprising
Battered by U.S. and Israeli attacks, Iranian security forces are launching new arrests and warning of no mercy for protesters.
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Takeaways From WSJ Reporting on the CIAās Dealings With an Ex-Chevron Executive
The executiveās involvement offers a window into how Trump has embraced the energy industryās playbook for dealing with autocrats.
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Hamas reasserts control in Gaza as Iran war dominates regional attention and global focus
Hamas reportedly reasserts control in Gaza as Iran war shifts international focus, according to analysts raising serious doubts about postwar planning.
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Cuban Regime Wants Diaspora to Own Businesses on the Island
In a diplomatic overture, the Communist regime is aiming to open up its moribund economy to the affluent Cuban-American diaspora.
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U.S. Allies Rebuff Trumpās Demand for Help Opening Strait of Hormuz
Germany, Australia and Japan say they wonāt be joining U.S. efforts, while the U.K. and France say they are willing to discuss options.
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New terror group with reported Iran ties claims 4 attacks across Europe
Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiyya attacks on European Jewish institutions may be linked to Iranian proxy networks, according to security analysts and Israeli officials.
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US warns Iraq must act against Iran-backed militia attacks on American assets
Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces have been accused of attacking U.S. assets in Iraq as Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's government told to rein in terror proxies.
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Trump warns NATO of 'very bad' future if allies don't help secure Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump warned NATO allies who fail to help defend the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions over military burden-sharing responsibilities.
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Hensoldt Moves to Hire Departing Aumovio Engineers Amid Defense Production Push
It said it has reached a deal with Aumovio to offer opportunities to around 600 employees set to lose their jobs.
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Cubans Intensify Protests After Sundown, Protected by the Night and Blackouts
Residents in many cities bang pots, and in one town they sacked the office of the Communist Party in a rare outburst of violence.
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Iran War Hits Europe With an Energy Shock It Canāt Afford to Absorb
The continent has limited options with borrowing costs surging and government debt at record levels in some countries.
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Chinaās Economy Off to Steady Start in 2026 Amid Lowered Expectations
A better-than-expected performance in the first two months of the year opens space for Beijing to pursue its goal of shifting toward consumption-led growth.
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Pope Leo urges war leaders to halt fighting after deadly strike on school sparks outrage
Pope Leo XIV called Sunday for an immediate ceasefire in the war involving Iran, urgently urging world leaders to halt violence after deadly strikes hit schools and civilian areas.
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Iran arrests dozens accused of spying for Israel in new internal crackdown
Iran says it has arrested dozens of alleged spies linked to Israel across several provinces, accusing them of sharing the locations of military sites and economic infrastructure.
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He Was Chevronās Man in Venezuelaāand a CIA Informant
After retiring from Chevron, Ali Moshiri warned the Trump administration it would face a morass if it tried to install the democratic opposition.
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Trump seeks warships from other countries to help secure Strait of Hormuz
Trump calls for international warships to secure Strait of Hormuz as Iran allegedly threatens global oil shipping routes from the Middle East region.
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Chinese fishing 'militia' formations signal rising gray-zone pressure on Taiwan
China's maritime militia allegedly deployed over 2,000 fishing boats in coordinated formations near Taiwan, raising significant security concerns among analysts.
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