Iran players line up before the match against North Korea at Azadi Stadium, Tehran, Iran, June 10, 2025. — Reuters New Zealand footballers have said they would be willing to play Iran outside the United States in their opening match at the 2026 World Cup as uncertainty remains over the match amid geopolitical tensions. Iran […]
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Employees at a gas station look after their customers in Islamabad, Pakistan, on February 16, 2022. — AFP/File In the month since the US and Israel launched strikes targeting Iran, an increasing fallout on the economic front with global ramifications has hit countries hard, including Pakistan. The latest hit to Pakistani consumers came just this
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A pump plug works outside Midland, Texas, U.S., June 11, 2025.— Reuters US sends peace plan to Iran, signs of de-escalation emerge. Iran says “non-hostile” vessels can pass through the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate fell 5.01% to $87.72. Brent crude, the global market benchmark, fell close to 6% on Wednesday after US President
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Denise Richards addresses unexpected changes after recent face lift Denise Richards has opened up about her recent facelift, revealing the most surprising result wasn’t what she could see in the mirror, it was what she could feel. In an interview with Lure Richards described undergoing the procedure in late June 2025 and made her first
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A patient prepares to take a pill at a clinic in Carbondale, Illinois, on April 20, 2023.— Reuters Women living in U.S. states with abortion restrictions have switched from traveling out of state for the procedure to taking abortion pills prescribed via telehealth, according to a report released Tuesday by the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute. In
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Oilrig pumpjacks, also known as thirsty birds, extract crude oil from the Wilmington Field oil field near Long Beach, California July 30, 2013. — Reuters Emergency measures do not cover DKK 20 million. barrels per day supply loss. Supply shortages could hit Europe in April, Asia already hit, officials warn. Airlines and fertilizer producers brace
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‘John Wick’ spinoff in the works, to focus on a different protagonist The John Wick universe is expanding, with a spinoff centered on fan-favorite blind assassin Caine set to begin production next month, with Donnie Yen set to both direct and reprise the role. The untitled Caine project, produced by Lionsgate, was first announced at
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Miley Cyrus takes a jab at ‘weird’ Alex Cooper Miley Cyrus had fun at Alex Cooper’s expense Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special premiere where she calls out her neighbor and host for being stupid about where she lives. Speaking to fans at Hollywood’s Sunset Gower Studios on Monday night, Cyrus, 33, delivered the playful jab
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Keith Urban gets new gig to ‘pay the bills’ after divorce Keith Urban has reportedly taken on a cruise ship to help defray costs following his high-profile divorce from Nicole Kidman, the kind of booking sources say he never would have considered during their 19-year marriage. The country star appeared on the Top Shelf Country
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The space agency is planning a daring landing on a fast-moving asteroid passing near Earth Scientists from a private space company are planning a controversial but daring move to land on a dangerous asteroid as it zooms past Earth in three years. The space rock, called Apophis, was first discovered in 2004 and is expected
