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"Smell The Reality": JD Vance Slams Israel For Criticising Iran Deal
Israel and the US jointly launched the war against Iran on Feb. 28, closely coordinating the more than month long military operation.
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As Iran Deal Kicks In, US Gas Prices Dip Below $4 For 1st Time Since March
The average US price for a gallon of gas fell below $4 on Thursday, hitting a level not seen since the first full month of the war with Iran and providing a bit of relief to consumers squeezed by soaring costs.
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Ivory Coast Star Denied Entry Into Canada For FIFA World Cup 2026 Amid Betting Probe
Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi, who is under investigation for alleged betting-related offences, has not been authorised to travel to Canada for his team's next World Cup match against Germany
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2nd Test: New Zealand On Top At Day 2 Stumps, Reduce England To 222/6 After Posting 391
England was pegged back to 222-6 in reply to New Zealand's bonus 391 on day two of The Oval Test on Thursday.
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Will Neymar Play FIFA World Cup 2026 Match vs Haiti? Brazil Provide Official Update
Neymar has yet to practice in fuller sessions with the rest of the team since reporting to Brazil's squad while nursing an injured right leg.
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No Red Card For Lionel Messi After Nasty Foul Questioned, FIFA World Cup Coach Says: "Not Even A VAR"
South Africa coach Hugo Broos wants to appeal midfielder Themba Zwane's three-match ban for a red card at the World Cup, citing Lionel Messi in his reasoning
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FIFA World Cup Formations, Explained: A Look At How Coaches Are Setting Up Their Squads
It's number-crunching time when it comes to formations at the World Cup. Every team starts with a goalkeeper in front of the net, but then it's up to the 48 coaches to try to arrange their lineups to optimize their players and match up effectively with opponents.
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A History Of Iran's Nuclear Program And Tensions With US
On February 28, 2026, Israel and the United States launched a war on Iran, killing Khamenei in the conflict's first moments.
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Facial Recognition On Public Buses? US City Sparks Debate Privacy Debate
Images captured by cameras aboard the buses would immediately be checked against any active alerts, generated when a missing person, banned rider or someone on a law enforcement watch list designated by the transit authority is identified.
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An Ancient Oak Tree Said To Have Sheltered Legendary Robin Hood Has Died
The 1,200-year-old Major Oak in Sherwood Forest is believed to have died after it didn't sprout leaves this spring, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds said.
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Cultural Demand For Sons In Congo Fuels High Birth Rates And Maternal Health Challenges
Africa accounts for 70% of global maternal deaths, according to the World Health Organization, even as those deaths have been declining.
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Africa's Ebola Outbreaks Complicated By Victims Who Prefer Traditional Healers Over Hospitals
Whenever Ebola comes, some of the afflicted choose the road to the nearest hospital. Others take the path to the shrine of a traditional healer, often with devastating consequences.
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US-Iran Sign Deal To End War. Read Full Text Of 14-Point Agreement
US and Iran have commited to negotiating and achieving the final deal in maximum 60 days extendable with mutual consent.
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Caleb Yirenki's Late Strike Gives Ghana 1-0 Win Over Panama In FIFA World Cup
Caleb Yirenkyi tapped in a cross from Brandon Thomas-Asante in the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time, and Ghana beat Panama 1-0 on Wednesday night in the teams' World Cup opener.
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After Vozinha Breaks Down On Air, US Fast-Tracks Visa For Cape Verde Star's Mother
Vozinha became an early sensation of the World Cup after making key saves in a 0-0 draw with Spain, one of the tournament favorites that was expected to rout tiny Cape Verde.
