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When News of Your Own Truce Comes from Someone Else
Trump announced an “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine, catching Zelenskyy off guard; Moscow stayed silent and strikes continued after the announcement.
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When the Shepherd Needs Healing
Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to remove an early-stage lung nodule, with about a week of recovery expected as he plans a November trip to South America.
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When Calories Match, Why Does Insulin Differ?
A Virginia Tech study found that two meals with nearly identical nutritional labels triggered different insulin responses, suggesting food processing itself affects metabolism.
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When Chaos Wins: The Jaguars, the Eagles, and a London Miracle
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 in London on a last-second 57-yard field goal, in a game marked by chaos, ejections, and a defensive tackle long-snapping.
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The Gamble on Talent That Hasn’t Yet Arrived
The Texans acquired WR Marvin Harrison Jr. from the Cardinals for draft picks, reuniting him with former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud in a bid to revive his career.
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Poland’s Schools, Poland’s Screens: A Question of Influence
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk attributes recent school stabbings to online glorification of violence, calling them spontaneous acts rather than organized attacks.
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When the Danger Passes, Does Trust Return to the Cabin?
A passenger who helped subdue an attacker on a flydubai flight calls for an investigation into crew conduct and the accounts of relief pilots, citing lingering suspicions.
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To Tell or Not to Tell: Israel’s Choice Before the Beirut Strike
A new account details how Netanyahu opposed notifying Washington before Israel’s 2024 strike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, fearing U.S. opposition.
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The Distance Between an Outbreak and a Flight
DRC’s Ebola outbreak surpasses 8,700 cases and 4,200 deaths as Kenya confirms its first imported case, prompting regional preparedness measures.
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The Suspension of a Government and the Question of Legitimacy
Pakistan’s president declares emergency and suspends Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s government, led by Imran Khan’s party, ahead of a planned march on Islamabad.
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The Miners of Halayeb: A Strike, a Toll, a Silence
A Sudanese rights group says 72 gold miners were killed in airstrikes on the Egypt-Sudan border, accusing Egypt’s air force of targeting a disputed mining area.
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1\. Across Iran’s Markets and Homes, Rising Living Costs Deepen Economic Strain as Families Adjust to Months of Disruption and Uncertainty
Reuters reported that Iranian households were struggling with soaring costs following months of economic and energy disruption, placing pressure on spending and business activity.
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2\. Between Gulf Shipping Lanes and Distant Pipelines, Energy Producers Reconsider How Oil Can Reach Markets During Periods of Disruption
Reuters reported that disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz were prompting energy companies to explore alternative export routes and reduce reliance on vulnerable shipping corridors.
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3\. Global Energy Prices Hold Firm Near One Hundred Dollars as Security Concerns Complicate the Recovery of Middle Eastern Oil Exports
Reuters reported that oil prices remained around $100 a barrel as traders weighed continued Middle Eastern supply risks and uncertainty over shipping routes.
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1\. When Tankers Face Uncertain Waters, Rising Logistics Costs Keep Global Energy Markets Searching for a More Reliable Path Forward
Shipping attacks and costly logistics continue to keep oil prices elevated, even as Middle Eastern exports recover toward earlier levels.
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Tensions Rise in Iraqi Kurdistan as Iran Continues Strikes on Kurdish Opposition Groups
Iran’s cross-border drone strikes on Iranian Kurdish opposition groups have continued, heightening security concerns in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region after US forces withdrew.
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Two Exercises of Power, One Election Calendar
Trump rules out Iran strikes before midterms as an ICE shooting in New York renews scrutiny of federal enforcement operations.
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When the Machinery of Death Fails, a Nation Reckons
Tennessee's botched execution of Christa Pike and a South Carolina firing squad case have renewed national debate over capital punishment methods and their reliability.
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The Embrace That Once Came Easily Now Carries a Cost
Republican candidates across the country are distancing themselves from Trump in debates, reflecting voter frustration over inflation and the Iran war as midterms approach.
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A Newborn, a Field, and Layers of Tragedy That Defy Simple Answers
Authorities say a newborn found dead in Monterey County was likely run over by her 14-year-old mother, who was allegedly impregnated by her own father in a case of compounded abuse.
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When a Monument Meets the Machinery of Environmental Law
Arlington County sued to block Trump's planned 250-foot Triumphal Arch, arguing the National Park Service bypassed required environmental review and ignored impacts on traffic, safety, and historic sightlines.
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A Morning on the Parkway, and the Stillness After Gunfire
A man was shot and killed by Philadelphia and SEPTA police on the Ben Franklin Parkway after firing at officers following an unsuccessful attempt to communicate with him.
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When a Candidate Disappears, the Campaign Becomes a Question
James Talarico's two-week absence from the Texas Senate campaign trail, attributed to the flu, sparked speculation from Republicans and concern from his own volunteers.
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In a Close Race, Both Candidates Believe the Other's Record Is the Question
PolitiFact and Bangor Daily News fact-checked claims from the Collins-Jackson debate on abortion, electric rates, Iran votes, and ICE funding, finding inaccuracies from both candidates.
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