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Iran Executes Two Men Allegedly Spying For Israel Amid War With US
Mohammad Masoom-shahi and Hamed Validi were executed in Iran for "waging war against God" and collaborating with the Israeli regime.
Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
The 60-Day Clock That May Stop Trump's Iran War, And How He Could Ignore It
Under the War Powers Resolution, also called the War Powers Act, an American president who has activated the armed forces without Congressional approval has 60 days to stand down.
Fuel Prices Jump 35% Since Iran Conflict, Pre-War Levels May Take Months
Data from the American Automobile Association shows the national average at $4.05 a gallon on Sunday, up from $2.98 before the conflict began.
Opinion: Opinion | US-Iran Talks, And The Difference Between 'Negotiation' And 'Humiliation'
Trump's approach to the Iran question has been irrational. He reacted to the failure at Islamabad saying that he wanted not 90% or 95% but 100% satisfaction. This is dictation, not negotiation.
"Your Wife Won't Remember": Probe Uncovers Chilling Chats Where Men Are Taught To Drug, Assault Women
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7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
Japan Earthquake Today: 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
Syrian Tycoons Pitched Trump-Branded Golf Course To Help Lift US Sanctions: Report
During discussions, Wilson suggested branding the project as a "Trump National Golf Course" to catch the president's attention.
Trump To Recite Bible Verse At Oval Office Days After Clash With Pope Leo
US President Donald Trump is expected to read from the Bible specifically from 2 Chronicles 7:11–22.
Trump Approval Drops To 37% As Economic, Iran Worries Grow: Report
The survey highlights growing dissatisfaction among Americans over rising living costs and the ongoing conflict with Iran, both of which have emerged as key concerns.
Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
Behind Trump's "Unstable, Insulting" Strategy To End The Iran War
During this stressful time, "aides kept the president out of the room as they got minute-by-minute updates because they believed his impatience wouldn't be helpful, instead updating him at meaningful moments."
1 War, 3 Bills: UAE's Bailout, Iran's $270 Billion, Trump's Off-Ramp Search
The Wall Street Journal said the UAE has sought a financial guarantee from the US for damage sustained during the war on Iran, a demand that could open Washington to financial contagion, with other Gulf countries joining the queue for payouts.
Gunfire, U-Turns, Threats: A Chaotic Weekend In Hormuz
Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz again after brief reopening, causing maritime delays.
'Vibes All the Way Down': Iran's Jibe At Safe-Haven Tag For US Bonds
Treasuries are priced mostly on market psychology, not something as tangible as barrels of oil, said Iran's Parliament Speaker.
US Man Goes On Shooting Rampage, Kills 8 Children, 7 Were His Own
The early morning massacre at a gray house in the city of Shreveport was the deadliest mass shooting in the United States in more than two years, according to data from the Gun Violence Archive.
Video: US Navy Boards Iran-Flagged Ship In 1st Seizure Amid Hormuz Blockade
Donald Trump said the US forces gave "fair warning" to the ship to stop, which was ignored, "so our Navy ship stopped them right in their tracks by blowing a hole in the engine room."
Iran Rejects 2nd Round Of Talks With US: "Excessive Demands, Blame Games"
Tehran also accused Washington of playing a "blame game" and lying about Iran's participation in a second round of talks in order to put pressure on the country.
Iran Calls US Seizure Of Cargo Ship Near Hormuz "Piracy, Ceasefire Violation"
It was the first interception since the US blockade of Iranian ports began last week. Iran's joint military command called the armed boarding an act of piracy and a ceasefire violation
