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A wave of drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia’s largest oil processing facility and on American forces in the region has triggered the deadliest exchange in weeks, as the United States and Saudi Arabia carried out joint strikes in Iraq that killed at least 20 fighters and raised fresh fears of a broader war. […]

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Monitoring your blood pressure at home has become an important part of managing long-term cardiovascular health. Whether you’ve been advised by your healthcare provider to check your blood pressure regularly or simply want to keep track of your overall wellness, having a reliable monitor at home can make the process more convenient. Although many people […]

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If you’re looking for a fitness tracker that works without Bluetooth, an app, or even a smartphone, you’re not alone. While most modern fitness trackers rely on wireless syncing, many people prefer simpler devices that work independently. Whether you’re trying to reduce screen time, protect your privacy, work in an environment where wireless devices are […]

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Global funding to fight HIV fell by 18% in 2025, its steepest single-year decline in nearly two decades, according to a new United Nations report that warns the drop could reverse years of progress and trigger a resurgence of the epidemic if the trend is not reversed. What Happened The report, titled “United to End […]

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Iran fired multiple ballistic missiles at American forces stationed in the Middle East on Tuesday evening in what the US military called an attempted “surprise attack,” breaking a four-day pause in fighting and raising new questions about how long the fragile calm between Washington and Tehran can hold. What Happened US Central Command said the […]

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French authorities ordered nearly 4,000 more people evacuated from tourist areas on the Atlantic coast on Tuesday, as a returning heat wave threatened to undo firefighters’ hard-won progress against a wildfire that has already forced one of the largest evacuations in the country’s modern history. What Happened The new evacuation order covers tourist sites near […]

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Global oil prices extended a three-day decline on Tuesday, with Brent crude slipping toward $86 a barrel as traders grew more confident that diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran could stabilize supply routes that were disrupted by months of conflict. What Happened Brent crude fell roughly 1.5% on Tuesday to trade near $86.58 […]

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President Donald Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House on Tuesday for their first face-to-face talks since a two-week armed confrontation between the United States and Iran ended last week. The meeting comes as mediators from Qatar and Pakistan work to keep a fragile halt in hostilities from collapsing. What Happened […]

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Iran sold $11.5 billion worth of oil during the war and another $6.5 billion during the subsequent ceasefire, Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad claimed July 25, according to Reuters. Paknejad also said the lower risk to tanker traffic during the ceasefire boosted exports and had allowed Iran to sell part of its roughly 100 million barrels […]

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Israel prepares major military operation in West Bank after four Palestinians and two Israelis killed. Israel’s military was massing forces near the West Bank cities of Jenin and Tulkarm on Sunday in preparation for what Israeli officials described as a major new military operation, following an exchange of violence on Saturday that left four Palestinians […]

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