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Missiles to munitions: Does the US risk running out of key weapons?

Missiles to munitions: Does the US risk running out of key weapons?

Al Jazeera Online

The US might be running low on key weapons. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao said, "we're doing a pause" on sales to Taiwan. This is because the US used many advanced missiles defending Israel during the Iran war, possibly faster than they can be replaced.

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Iran Peace Deal Push Intensifies as Fragile Ceasefire Holds

Iran Peace Deal Push Intensifies as Fragile Ceasefire Holds

Bloomberg Business

Peace talks are heating up! Iran and the US have big differences on nuclear stuff and who controls a key shipping lane. But, Gulf nations and Pakistan are pushing hard to make the shaky ceasefire in the Iran war last. They are trying to "transform a fragile truce."

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US Touts 'Slight Progress' as Deal With Iran Remains in Limbo

US Touts 'Slight Progress' as Deal With Iran Remains in Limbo

Bloomberg Business

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there had been "slight progress" in talks with Iran. While President Trump believes Iran is "dying to make a deal," a final agreement still seems far off. Arab nations and Pakistan are pushing for a resolution to the ongoing conflict.

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In Dissecting 2024 Loss, Democrats' Report Ignores Gaza, Biden's Age

In Dissecting 2024 Loss, Democrats' Report Ignores Gaza, Biden's Age

The New York Times

Democrats' election report missed big things! A nearly 200-page draft autopsy of the 2024 loss didn't even mention Gaza or Biden's age. Critics say it's a "perfect metaphor for the failures of the national Democratic Party," failing to explain why Kamala Harris lost to Donald Trump.

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Ex-CIA Officer Tapped to Replace Gabbard Blasted 'Toxic' DEI Culture

Ex-CIA Officer Tapped to Replace Gabbard Blasted 'Toxic' DEI Culture

Bloomberg Business

A former CIA officer, Aaron Lukas, is set to replace Tulsi Gabbard and has blasted "toxic diversity, equity, and inclusion political dogma." He warned the US intelligence community has become "aimless, bloated, risk-averse." This shift signals a potential change in focus for American spy agencies.

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Russia Is Turning the Screws on Armenia Over Its Tilt to Europe

Russia Is Turning the Screws on Armenia Over Its Tilt to Europe

Bloomberg Business

Russia is putting pressure on Armenia because it's leaning towards Europe. Armenia's Prime Minister wants to join the EU, which is making things tough with Russia, a big player in Armenia's energy and economy. Russia is "turning the screws" on Armenia, showing how important their relationship is.

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The Meteoric Rise of the WNBA

The Meteoric Rise of the WNBA

Bloomberg Business

The WNBA is really taking off, thanks to owners like Clara Wu Tsai! She's made her New York Liberty team super professional, investing big in everything from players to marketing. This smart move is helping the whole league grow, showing how good leadership can make a huge difference.

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South Africa President to Appeal Against Farm Cash Report Monday

South Africa President to Appeal Against Farm Cash Report Monday

Bloomberg Business

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to appeal a report that found he might have broken the constitution. His lawyers will file court papers early next week. This is about how he handled a burglary at his game farm. He said, "we are eyeing growth."

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How a 'Cockroach' Jibe United India's Disgruntled Jobless Youth

How a 'Cockroach' Jibe United India's Disgruntled Jobless Youth

Bloomberg Business

A fake party, calling itself the "Cockroach Party," has gained traction among India's jobless youth. This shows Gen Z's anger over a lack of jobs. Economists say official numbers don't show the real picture, as "the government's inability to create enough employment opportunities" fuels this movement.

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Why are anti-migrant attacks increasing in South Africa?

Why are anti-migrant attacks increasing in South Africa?

Al Jazeera Online

Anti-migrant attacks are rising in South Africa, with groups like Operation Dudula leading protests. Human Rights Watch warned of intensified xenophobic actions targeting foreigners. Activists report intimidation, threats, and discrimination. "Vigilante groups feed off the country's frustrations," said one activist, linking it to unemployment and inequality.

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Trump to Deploy 5,000 US Troops to Poland, Nixing Planned Cuts

Trump to Deploy 5,000 US Troops to Poland, Nixing Planned Cuts

Bloomberg Business

President Trump is sending 5,000 US troops to Poland, changing plans to cut forces. This comes after disagreements with NATO allies about helping in Iran. It's still unclear where these soldiers will come from or when they'll arrive. Trump said, "we are eyeing growth."

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Can Cuba's Regime Survive Rising US Pressure?

Can Cuba's Regime Survive Rising US Pressure?

Bloomberg Business

Cuba faces tough times with the US tightening its grip. The article says "Washington has been warning that Cuba will be next" after actions in Venezuela and Iran. With almost no fuel in 2026 due to a US blockade, the island's regime is under serious pressure and its survival is questioned.

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