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Ecuador announced it will impose curfews in its two largest cities — Quito and Guayaquil — starting in May, as
Hungary Vows to Arrest Netanyahu
In a notable break from the stance of many Western nations, Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar declared that Israeli Prime
Warsh Pledges Independence as Fed Chair Nominee
Kevin Warsh, Donald Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve, used his Senate confirmation hearing to push back against suggestions
Pentagon Ends Mandatory Flu Vaccines for Troops
In a significant shift in U.S. military health policy, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday that service members will no
US-Iran Standoff: Threats, Stalled Talks, and a VP Trip “On
The most consequential story of the day centers on the escalating — and increasingly confused — diplomatic dance between Washington
Around the World in Brief
India: A signal glitch near Mumbai's CSMT station sent a local train onto the wrong track, delaying services by 15–20
Spain Moves to Shrink Class Sizes
The Spanish government approved draft legislation to reduce class sizes across the country's schools — capping secondary classes (ESO) at
Greece Marks the Anniversary of the 1967 Coup — and
April 21 carries a heavy weight in Greek memory. On this date in 1967, a military junta seized power in