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Gallipoli has 4 lessons for the Strait of Hormuz crisis

The Iran war reminds us small strategic moves can mushroom into expanding military commitments. The United States decided to blockade Iranian ports by controlling access to and from the vital Strait of Hormuz, as a response to Iran’s asserting control over it – which it had long threatened to do…

The Conversation

'We can do what we want': Trump claims US on course for victory over ‘smart, tough’ Iran

US President Donald Trump has claimed the United States is on course for a swift victory in its ongoing war with Iran, describing the conflict as short-lived and largely under control.

The Times of India

'If deal is signed in Islamabad, I might go': Trump hints at Pakistan visit amid truce talks with Iran

President Trump indicated he might visit Pakistan if a US-Iran peace deal is finalized there, praising Islamabad's "constructive" role in facilitating talks. He expressed optimism about the negotiations, suggesting a breakthrough could be imminent and lead to lower oil prices. This follows recent discussions in Pakistan, with further talks likely…

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Property Taxes Are Quietly Pushing Women Out of These States—What to Know

Rising property taxes are becoming more than just a line item on a homeowner’s bill—they’re quietly reshaping where people, especially women, choose to live. Over the past few years, shifting migration patterns across the United States have revealed a clear trend: people are leaving high-tax states in search of affordability…

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Young Men in the U.S. Now Much More Likely Than Women to Say Religion Is 'Very Important' To Them, Poll Shows

A new survey found that, for the first time in 25 years, young men in the United States are more likely than young women to say religion is "very important" in their lives.

International Business Times

Starmer faces calls to resign as UK government admits ambassador to US failed vetting process

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing calls to resign after it emerged that his former ambassador to the United States was initially denied security clearance for the role that he was eventually fired from over his close links to the disgraced sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

The Independent UK

Stench and Toxins From Polluted Tijuana River Linked to Health Impacts in San Diego, Including Delirium and Tremors

The Tijuana River carried 10 billion gallons of mostly raw sewage and industrial waste across the U.S. border in January alone, according to International Boundary and Water Commission data.

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Severe storms continue to produce heavy rain, lightning and tornadoes across parts of US

Storms barreling across the heart of the United States continue to pose tornado risks after causing at least one death when a man apparently was struck by lightning in Wisconsin

The Independent UK

'The Rich Don't Pay Their Fair Share' and 4 Other Tax Myths That Won't Die

The United States has the most progressive income-tax system in the developed world.

Reason

53 Shocking Photos That Show Just How Dystopian The United States Has Become (New Pics)

The United States is one of the most influential countries in the world. And at one point, many people around the world fantasized about immigrating to the U.S. under the assumption that they’d have more opportunities there. Today, however, the American dream seems to have gone down the drain. And…

Bored Panda

Trump's Iran War Is Keeping the World Away From America's World Cup — and Host Cities Are Already Feeling It

Hotel room rates in the US are dropping ahead of the 2026 World Cup due to geopolitical tensions and travel restrictions, impacting expected international visitor numbers.

International Business Times UK

Fifa chief Infantino says Iran will compete at 2026 World Cup

Gianni Infantino, the boss of 2026 World Cup organisers Fifa, has confirmed that Iran will participate in the 2026 World Cup in June and July in the United States, Mexico and Canada despite the war in the Middle East involving Iran, the US and Israel.

Radio France Internationale

One-way attack drones: Low-cost, high-tech weapons ‘democratize’ precision warfare

Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have propelled drones into the headlines. The word “drone” now stretches to cover everything from hobbyist camera rigs available on Amazon to the Predator and Reaper systems the United States has relied on to fight terrorist organizations over the past 20 years.

The Conversation

Christian satellite TV has broadcast evangelical faith – and end-times prophecies – into Iran for decades

When the United States and Israel began striking Iran on Feb. 28, 2026, images of smoke billowing over Iranian cities began to dominate the news. But another feature of those skylines has remained constant: the thousands of satellite dishes that dot Tehran’s rooftops, picking up signals that originate far beyond…

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Oxford Researcher Warns Young Americans' Happiness 'Falling Off a Cliff,' But Social Media Is Not The Only Factor

Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, the Oxford economist who helps steer the World Happiness Report, pointed to social media overuse, processed food, and fewer family ties as reasons for the lack of happiness among young Americans.

Latin Times

Iran signals possible Hormuz shipping relief if U.S. deal is reached - REPORT

Iran has floated a proposal to let commercial vessels move freely along the Omani side of the Strait of Hormuz if negotiations with the United States produce a deal that prevents a renewed military confrontation.

TechRadar

'They have ghost cities, they have ghost data centers too': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns of "enormous" China compute capacity - but says 'we want the United States to win'

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we all need to get along to ensure compute for all, but warns on threat of Anthropic Mythos.

The Times of India

'Trying to get a little breathing room': Trump says Israel-Lebanon talks to be on Thursday

President Trump announced that Israel and Lebanon are set to hold peace talks, aiming to ease long-standing tensions. This follows a historic trilateral meeting hosted by the US, where both nations expressed willingness for direct negotiations, a ceasefire, and a broader peace framework.

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The Independent UK

Trump’s ‘favourite field marshal’ Asim Munir arrives in Tehran to revive US-Iran peace talks

Pakistan is seeking to host the second round of peace talks before the fragile ceasefire expires next week

The Independent UK

Ex-US Marine loses extradition appeal over Chinese pilot training allegations

Mr Duggan is fighting extradition to the United States over allegations he illegally trained Chinese military aviators

The Independent UK

Gianni Infantino adamant Iran will play in World Cup despite war with US

Fifa president Gianni Infantino says Iran will come to the World Cup this summer

The Mary Sue

Immigrant’s Daughter Asks JD Vance a Question On Green Cards That He Conveniently Skirts Around

Vice President JD Vance was confronted at a Turning Point USA event by a student, who claimed to be a daughter of legal immigrants, about the difficulty of obtaining American citizenship. When asked how the Trump administration intends to tackle the long queues for a Green Card, Vance gave a…

International Business Times

Oxford Researcher Warns Young Americans' Happiness 'Falling Off a Cliff,' But Social Media Is Not The Only Factor

The Mary Sue

Woman says Ulta cashier wouldn’t take no for an answer when pushing store credit card. Then the customer’s lie backfired: ‘I’m a felon’

Nowadays, it seems like most retailers in the United States offer some kind of store credit card. It’s very likely that a staff member has offered it to you at some point, and you’ve politely said no.

Budget and the Bees

Nearly Half of Women Struggle With Healthcare Costs — Here’s Why Many Delay Care

For millions of women across the United States, managing healthcare costs is becoming an increasingly difficult balancing act. Recent data shows that nearly half of women report delaying or skipping medical care due to financial concerns. Whether it’s a routine checkup, prescription refill, or specialist visit, rising expenses force many…

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