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Senator: Trump Starts Wars, Claims Credit for Peace

Senator Chris Van Hollen criticized President Trump's foreign policy, likening him to an arsonist who starts fires and then claims credit for putting them out. Van Hollen argued that recent conflicts, including the one involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, have cost lives and billions of dollars without a clear endgame or definition of success. He called for ending these "wars of choice" and highlighted the fragility of recent ceasefires.

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GENERAL

Pakistan Ports Surge as Middle East Shipping Routes Face Risk

Pakistan's ports are experiencing a significant boom as cargo ships divert from the Middle East due to conflict risks and delays. This surge in activity offers a potential economic boost for Pakistan, though its long-term sustainability is under discussion.

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Politics

Trump’s MAGA Empire Cracks Amidst Iran War Fallout

The Iran war is creating deep divisions within the Republican party and eroding Donald Trump's MAGA empire. Miscalculations in strategy and a lack of clear objectives are leading to stalled negotiations and domestic political fallout. Concerns are also rising about presidential health and the impact on U.S. troops.

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Politics

Auto Giants Boost Military Gear: A WWII Echo?

The U.S. military is turning to auto giants like GM and Ford to help replenish its dwindling supplies, echoing World War II's industrial mobilization. Companies will produce essential components, not entire weapons, to ensure the Pentagon is ready for current conflicts.

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True Crime

Gambling-Addicted Killer Used Cyanide on 14 Friends

A gambling addiction fueled a deadly spree as Sarangthawiporn used cyanide to murder at least 14 friends and acquaintances in Thailand. The killer's reign of terror was finally exposed after a victim's suspicious death and a crucial piece of surveillance footage.

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War & Defense

Russia’s Donbas Deadline Seen as Bluff Amid Shifting Alliances

Analysts view Russia's deadline for Donbas withdrawal as a bluff amid global distractions caused by the Iran conflict. Ukraine faces difficult choices over territorial compromise, seeking security guarantees in return. Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure aim to raise war costs, while broader escalation risks remain low.

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GENERAL

Trump Criticizes NATO Amid Strait of Hormuz Reopening

Former President Donald Trump criticized NATO, calling it a "paper tiger" after the Strait of Hormuz reportedly reopened. He also thanked Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar for their bravery. The comments come amid ongoing developments in the critical oil shipping lane.

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Finance

Trump Threatens Powell, Demands Fed Probe Halt

President Trump is threatening to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell if he doesn't resign, while pushing for Kevin Warsh's confirmation. Meanwhile, a critical crypto regulation bill faces a deadline, and House Republicans are focused on passing Homeland Security funding.

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Politics

Trump Claims Iran Will Halt Uranium Enrichment

President Trump claims Iran has agreed to stop enriching uranium, a significant development for global security. Reporter Kelli Meyer confirmed the President's statement, which suggests a major shift in Iran's nuclear program. The world awaits further details and verification of this reported agreement.

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Sports

Celtics East Favorites? Analyst Says No Clear Frontrunner

An analyst questions whether the Boston Celtics are truly clear favorites in the Eastern Conference. He points to past playoff struggles and Jayson Tatum's ongoing injury recovery as reasons for caution. The current NBA parity means no team is a guaranteed frontrunner.

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