Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi is dead following a helicopter crash, Iranian state media announced Monday morning local time. The Iranian minister of foreign affairs and the others onboard were also […]
In response to China’s collapsing real estate market, officials announced a plan to buy unsold apartments and loosen credit standards. Concerns about the declining value of real estate and the
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University of Denver officials are considering taking disciplinary action against pro-Palestinian protesters who fail to adhere to campus policies. Additionally, they’ve noted instances of antisemitism associated with the protest encampment.
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the United States has dropped slightly for the first time in four weeks, offering a glimmer of relief to homebuyers amidst the
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The Biden administration has temporarily halted a shipment of US-made ammunition to Israel, as reported by a source familiar with the matter. However, the reason behind this decision remains undisclosed.
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A demonstration against Israel’s military actions in Gaza was disbanded by police on Thursday at Emory University in Atlanta, adding to a series of protests occurring on college campuses nationwide.
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Amidst ongoing demonstrations across US campuses protesting Israel’s actions in Gaza, tensions peaked with dozens of arrests at Yale University in Connecticut and New York University (NYU) in Manhattan. The fervent protests
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The Middle East is still in a state of tension as Israel mulls over how to react to the latest developments and deals with the catastrophic effects of the conflict
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The housing crisis is still having a major negative impact on California’s working-class towns; some of them are turning into “million-dollar cities.” According to a recent survey by The Los
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In the latest report by the government released on Wednesday, consumer prices continued their upward trajectory in March, indicating ongoing pressure on prices. The surge was fueled primarily by increases
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