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Only One State Has Gas Below $3 Per Gallon as Prices Surge After Iran-US Tensions

Gas prices have surged across the U.S., with only one state offering gasoline below $3 per gallon.

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Energy & Commodities

Iran Can Only Win War in One Way, Says U.S. Analysis

Iran can only win the war by forcing the U.S. to back down due to rising oil prices, according to analysis.

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US Politics

Shocker: Trump Not Invited to Obama Presidential Center Opening

Donald Trump has been excluded from the opening ceremony of the Barack Obama Presidential Center, sparking debate about political tensions and the symbolism of the new monument.

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Africa

PDP’s Free Fall: Once Africa’s Largest Party Now in Crisis

The PDP, once Africa's largest political party, now controls only two states after a dramatic decline in influence.

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US Politics

Appeal for Male Passenger Assaulted on South Western Train

British Transport Police have released an image of a man they believe could assist with an investigation into a sexual assault that occurred on a South Western Railway train.

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Middle East

Over 40,000 Americans Return from Middle East Evacuations as Conflict Intensifies

Over 40,000 Americans return from Middle East evacuations as the U.S. government continues operations amid rising tensions with Iran.

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Leaders

Governor and Legislative Leaders Form Education Blue Ribbon Commission in North Carolina

Governor and legislative leaders form a bipartisan commission to address education challenges in North Carolina.

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Conflicts & Security

Tom Scholz honors Boston bandmate Tommy DeCarlo after his death at 60

Tom Scholz honors Boston bandmate Tommy DeCarlo after his death at 60.

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Middle East

Iran War Oil Shock Sparks Debate Over Emergency Reserves

As conflict disrupts oil exports from the Persian Gulf, governments are weighing whether to tap emergency reserves to mitigate the resulting price shocks.

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Conflicts & Security

Shots Fired at US Consulate in Toronto; National Security Incident Under Investigation

Shots were fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, prompting a national security investigation.

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Middle East

Glendale, Kentucky Mourns Soldier Benjamin Pennington, Seventh Killed in Iran War

Glendale, Kentucky mourns the death of Sergeant Benjamin Pennington, a decorated soldier killed in an attack at a U.S. air base in Saudi Arabia.

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Energy & Commodities

Iran Oil Shock: World Better Prepared Than 1973 Crisis, Analysts Say

Oil prices have cooled after rising above $100, but the threat of a prolonged disruption in the Gulf could still drive prices higher.

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Conflicts & Security

Alexander Zverev Embraces Aggressive Style in Pursuit of First Grand Slam

Alexander Zverev is embracing an aggressive playing style in his pursuit of a Grand Slam title.

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Middle East

Trump Gives Mixed Signals on Iran War Amid Escalating Conflict

Trump gives mixed signals on Iran war, as federal charges and legal challenges emerge.

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Music

Tommy DeCarlo Dead at 60: Boston’s Voice for Nearly Two Decades

Tommy DeCarlo, Boston's lead singer for nearly two decades, has died at 60 from brain cancer.

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