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POLITICS

US military retaliates after Iranian missile attack on naval units in Strait of Hormuz

Friday, May 08

The US military conducted retaliatory strikes in response to an Iranian missile attack on naval units in the Strait of Hormuz.

ECONOMY

US Jobless Claims Increase Modestly Amid Stable Labor Market

Thursday, May 07

Initial jobless claims in the US rise to 200,000, reflecting a stable labor market despite inflationary pressures.

WORLD NEWS

US Reinstates Deportation Proceedings Against Palestinian Student Mohsen Mahdawi

Thursday, May 07

U.S. immigration authorities have reinstated deportation proceedings against pro-Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi amid growing tensions over advocacy.

HEALTH

Health officials downplay global risk from hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship

Thursday, May 07

Health officials assure low global pandemic risk from hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship, while investigations continue in Argentina.

ECONOMY

Trump optimistic as Iran reviews US peace proposal to end ongoing conflict

Thursday, May 07

President Trump expresses optimism about a potential end to the war with Iran as the country reviews a US peace proposal, impacting global energy supplies.

WORLD NEWS

Iran's Foreign Minister Meets China's Wang Yi Ahead of US President Trump's Visit

Wednesday, May 06

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi meets with China's Wang Yi to discuss the Strait of Hormuz ahead of Trump's visit to Beijing.

POLITICS

Australia Braces for Arrival of Women and Children Linked to ISIS as Arrests Expected

Wednesday, May 06

Australia prepares for the return of women and children with ties to ISIS, warning of arrests and legal actions upon their arrival.

POLITICS

Zelensky condemns Russia's "cynicism" as strikes escalate before rival ceasefires

Wednesday, May 06

Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Russia's recent military strikes, which killed dozens, as rival ceasefires loom amid escalating tensions.

POLITICS

U.S. Military Strikes Alleged Drug Boats in Caribbean and Pacific, Killing Five

Wednesday, May 06

Recent U.S. military strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean and Pacific result in five deaths amidst ongoing anti-drug enforcement efforts.