Boston runner helps collapsed finisher as video goes viral
A Boston Marathon runner from Northern Ireland helps a collapsing competitor cross the finish line, highlighting inspiring sportsmanship in a viral video.
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3,000 Containers Stranded at Karachi as Iran Eyes Pakistan Land Route
About 3,000 containers for Iran are stuck at Karachi after pickup ships failed to arrive. Pakistan and Iran plan a 900 km overland route to move cargo.
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DOJ watchdog opens review of Epstein records
The DOJ Inspector General opened a review of the release of Epstein files to see if redactions and timing met the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
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Lebanon split over U.S.-brokered talks with Israel
Lebanon is split as US-brokered talks with Israel open in Washington. Lebanon will press for a ceasefire, return of captives and an Israeli withdrawal.
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U.S. Stocks Slip as Doubt Grows Over U.S.-Iran Ceasefire
U.S. stocks fell as doubts grew over a U.S.-Iran ceasefire; oil surged while strong earnings limited losses. Markets now weigh energy, profits and inflation.
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Israeli forces kill 15-year-old Palestinian in Nablus raid
A 15-year-old Palestinian was shot and later died during an Israeli military raid in Nablus, officials said. The killing adds to rising West Bank violence.
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Somalia: 6.5 Million Face Hunger as Drought, Conflict Deepen
Aid groups say 6.5M Somalis face hunger as drought and conflict destroy livelihoods. Over 2M are at emergency levels; 1.8M children risk acute malnutrition.
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US-Kuwaiti journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin acquitted after posting F-15 crash footage
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a US-Kuwaiti journalist detained over posts showing a US F-15 crash, was acquitted, underscoring risks for reporting on security.
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Tehran’s cash crunch and the threat of renewed war
Tehran cash crunch: residents face higher prices, job cuts and tight cash as regional tensions risk renewed fighting and disrupt oil markets.
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ACLU, Amnesty Lead 120-Group U.S. World Cup Travel Advisory
A coalition of over 120 groups, including the ACLU and Amnesty International, warns travelers at the 2026 World Cup about potential immigration checks,
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Trump Orders Blockade of Strait of Hormuz; Oil Tops $100
Trump ordered a Strait of Hormuz blockade, disrupting tanker traffic and pushing WTI and Brent above $100. Europe and Asia face higher costs, supply strain.
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South Africa suspends police chief over $21M probe
Ramaphosa suspended National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola amid a procurement probe, a move that threatens public trust and investor confidence.
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Weatherford Q1 2026: Middle East Shutdowns Hit Margins
Weatherford Q1 2026 revenue fell 3% to $1,152M as Middle East operational shutdowns pressured margins and activity, while adjusted free cash flow was $85M.
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Mexico: Pyramid attacker acted alone, no cartel link
Mexican prosecutors say the Mexico pyramid attack was carried out by a lone individual, prompting reviews of archaeological security and U.S. travel guidance.
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Iranians Cross into Turkey for Wi‑Fi After Internet Blackout
Many Iranians are crossing into eastern Turkey to access the internet after a month-long blackout, fueling a shadow market for satellite bandwidth and SIMs.
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War on Iran: Words shaping the conflict
Explore how language like 'Epic Fury' and 'Hormuz' influences perceptions of the US-Israel campaign on Iran, revealing the power of words in regional
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Lufthansa Cuts 20,000 Short‑haul Flights to Save Fuel
Lufthansa will cut about 20,000 short-haul European flights through Oct 2026 to save about 40,000 metric tons of jet fuel after late-February hostilities drove prices higher.
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Haunted Hill Park offered calm during U.S.-Iran talks
Betsy Joles found Islamabad's Haunted Hill Park a calm counterpoint as U.S. and Iranian delegations met nearby in April 2026, shaping media optics.
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Coffee Rises as Strait of Hormuz Shipping Risks Tighten Supplies
Coffee futures rose as Strait of Hormuz fighting lifted shipping and insurance costs, tightening supplies even as Brazil and Vietnam expect larger crops.
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Virginia Approves Redistricting Measure, Boosting Democrats' House Chances
Virginia voters approved a redistricting measure that could reshape the state's congressional map and boost Democrats' chances in the November midterms.
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Switzerland Softens Capital Rules, Gives UBS a Reprieve
Swiss government eased parts of bank-capital rules and opened a consultation allowing UBS to respond before parliament debates stability reforms in 2027.
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India Gets Urea Offers Near $1,000 a Ton
India received urea offers near $1,000/ton for 2.5M tons, about double pre-conflict levels, as Persian Gulf disruptions tighten fertilizer supplies.
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Real Madrid vs Alavés — Bernabéu, April 21
Real Madrid vs Alavés preview — Apr 21, 2026: kickoff, U.S. broadcast, lineups. Madrid under pressure after Champions League exit; Alavés fight relegation.
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Tehran’s preconditions stall Islamabad talks, rattle emerging markets
Iran talks in Islamabad stalled after Tehran pressed for asset unfreezing and Lebanon commitments, raising energy and emerging-market currency concerns.
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Iran layoffs climb as conflict with US, Israel hits economy
Iran job cuts rise as conflict with the US and Israel slows spending, disrupts trade and forces firms to reduce hours, freeze hiring and lay off staff.
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