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2 Weeks On And With "No Easy" Exit, A Look At Trump's Options In Iran War
US-Israeli strikes killed Iran's leader but have not toppled the government, which now, from its perch on the Strait of Hormuz, has put the entire world economy on the war's frontlines.
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Adobe To Pay $150 Million To Settle Termination Fees, Subscription Lawsuit
Adobe reached a $150 million settlement to resolve a US government lawsuit accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing termination fees and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions, the Department of Justice said.
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India's Crude Situation Normal, Don't Panic-Buy: Centre On Middle East Crisis
The government today shared a stable picture of India's energy situation amid the US-Iran war, which has affected oil shipping.
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Electric Air Taxis In US To Be Launched Soon As Pilot Projects Approved
Electrically powered air taxis will start taking to the skies in some states and cities across the US, including in New York, after the government approved several pilot projects under a program meant to accelerate their integration into the US airsp
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Mojtaba Khamenei: Iran's New Supreme Leader, Often Seen As A 'Gatekeeper'
Mojtaba Khamenei, the 56-year-old son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is a low-profile cleric who has spent most of his career outside public office but close to power, working within the Office of the Supreme Leader.
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"Matter Of Relief": India Says No Indian Killed In Saudi Strike
According to the Embassy, one Indian national was injured in the attack and is currently undergoing treatment at a government hospital in Al Kharj.
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Wave Of US Court Rulings Frees Indian Migrants From Detention
A wave of federal court rulings across the United States this week has ordered the release or bond hearings for at least 15 Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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'On Our Own': Americans Stranded Amid Iran War Say US Offered 'No Help'
As of Friday, about 27,000 Americans have returned to the US since the war began, the State Department said. The vast majority of them made their own way out without US government assistance.
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Indonesia Says Will Quit Trump's Peace Board If Palestinians Do Not Benefit
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will quit US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace if it does not benefit Palestinians, a government statement said, as the country's involvement faces scrutiny following the US-Israeli war on Iran.
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Pakistan Increases Petrol, Diesel Prices By PKR 55 A Litre, Highest-Ever Hike
In the first post-Iran war economic shock, Pakistan government in an overnight decision has increased petrol and high-speed diesel prices by PKR 55 per litre each, the highest-ever hike.
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2 Weeks On And With "No Easy" Exit, A Look At Trump's Options In Iran War
US-Israeli strikes killed Iran's leader but have not toppled the government, which now, from its perch on the Strait of Hormuz, has put the entire world economy on the war's frontlines.
-
Adobe To Pay $150 Million To Settle Termination Fees, Subscription Lawsuit
Adobe reached a $150 million settlement to resolve a US government lawsuit accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing termination fees and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions, the Department of Justice said.
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India's Crude Situation Normal, Don't Panic-Buy: Centre On Middle East Crisis
The government today shared a stable picture of India's energy situation amid the US-Iran war, which has affected oil shipping.
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Electric Air Taxis In US To Be Launched Soon As Pilot Projects Approved
Electrically powered air taxis will start taking to the skies in some states and cities across the US, including in New York, after the government approved several pilot projects under a program meant to accelerate their integration into the US airsp
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Mojtaba Khamenei: Iran's New Supreme Leader, Often Seen As A 'Gatekeeper'
Mojtaba Khamenei, the 56-year-old son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is a low-profile cleric who has spent most of his career outside public office but close to power, working within the Office of the Supreme Leader.
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"Matter Of Relief": India Says No Indian Killed In Saudi Strike
According to the Embassy, one Indian national was injured in the attack and is currently undergoing treatment at a government hospital in Al Kharj.
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Wave Of US Court Rulings Frees Indian Migrants From Detention
A wave of federal court rulings across the United States this week has ordered the release or bond hearings for at least 15 Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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'On Our Own': Americans Stranded Amid Iran War Say US Offered 'No Help'
As of Friday, about 27,000 Americans have returned to the US since the war began, the State Department said. The vast majority of them made their own way out without US government assistance.
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Indonesia Says Will Quit Trump's Peace Board If Palestinians Do Not Benefit
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will quit US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace if it does not benefit Palestinians, a government statement said, as the country's involvement faces scrutiny following the US-Israeli war on Iran.
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Pakistan Increases Petrol, Diesel Prices By PKR 55 A Litre, Highest-Ever Hike
In the first post-Iran war economic shock, Pakistan government in an overnight decision has increased petrol and high-speed diesel prices by PKR 55 per litre each, the highest-ever hike.
