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U.S. Inflation Rises In March As Energy Surge Drives Prices Higher
US inflation picked up sharply in March, driven largely by a surge in energy costs, marking a clear acceleration from the more subdued pace seen earlier this year. The Consumer…
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Aimee Langevin Transforms Personal Acne Struggles into Smart Skincare Solutions
Acne often carries more than a visible imprint, lingering in routines, in hesitation, in the calculations of how much to conceal and how much to endure. For more than 50…
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Trump Announces Two-Week Ceasefire With Iran Subject To The Reopening Of The Strait Of Hormuz
President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran subject to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. In a social media publication, Trump said the ceasefire will be “double…
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Drone Incursions Over U.S. Bases Raise Security Concerns As Iran Tensions Escalate
Recent drone incursions over U.S. military bases and escalating tensions with Iran are raising fresh concerns about threats to American security in U.S. soil, with intelligence assessments indicating the more…
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10 Most Lethal Weapons in the 2026 US-Iran War: From Tomahawks to Ballistic Missiles
More than five weeks into Operation Epic Fury, the U.S.-led military campaign against Iran that began Feb. 28, 2026, a range of advanced weapons has shaped the conflict’s deadly course.…
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Rubio Warns China Actions Against Panama-Flagged Ships Raise ‘Serious Concern’ Over Rule of Law
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said recent actions by China against Panama-flagged vessels raise “serious concern” about the use of economic measures to undermine the rule of law, as…
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Trump Medicaid Cuts Put 446 Hospitals in Danger, Threatening Care for 6.6 Million: California, New York, Illinois and Washington Among the States Facing the Biggest Hit – REPORT
The Trump administration’s Medicaid cuts could put hospital care out of reach for millions of Americans, with California, New York, Illinois, and Washington among the states facing the biggest hit,…
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European Commission Warns Citizens to Prepare For Energy Crisis Because of Iran War
The European Commission is urging Europeans and national governments to prepare for a longer period of energy strain, warning that the conflict in the Gulf could keep oil and gas…
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Michael Koch and the Rise of Hyperlocal Intelligence: From Enterprise AI Pioneer to Building the Next AI Infrastructure Company
For much of the last decade, the global artificial intelligence conversation has centered on the pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Technology companies and investors have poured billions of dollars…
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Houthis Launch First Strike On Israel As Iran War Widens Across Middle East
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi movement has confirmed launching a missile attack on Israel, marking its formal entry into the rapidly expanding regional war and raising fears of a broader Middle East…
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The IRS Is Down 27% in Staff — Your Tax Refund Could Take Months, Not Weeks
A critical staffing vacuum at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has left millions of American taxpayers facing an agonising wait for their refunds this spring. The agency entered the 2026…
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Felix Y. Manalo Foundation: The Importance Of Cultural Sensitivity In International Humanitarian Outreach
For organizations involved in international humanitarian work, linguistic, religious, and social boundaries are an unavoidable reality. That’s why the most effective and successful programs go beyond relief delivery to build…
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Iran Reportedly Charging Millions To Ships To Go Through Strait Of Hormuz Citing Cost Of War
The Iranian regime is charging ship operators $2 million to allow them to go through the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway through which about 20% of the world’s energy…