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Unearthed Memo Shows Venezuela Advanced Plan to Buy Iranian Ballistic Missile System in 2020: Report

A new report on internal Venezuelan government documents is casting fresh light on how far Nicolás Maduro's administration allegedly went in trying to acquire missile systems from Iran in 2020.

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Crypto Heatmap: Meme Coins, AI Tokens And Stablecoins Driving April 2026 Market Moves

A diverse mix of meme coins, AI‑linked tokens and stablecoins are commanding crypto market attention as retail speculation intersects with growing institutional demand and evolving regulation.

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NATO Secretary General Says Europe is 'Scrambling' to Help U.S. in Iran War

President Donald Trump has sharply criticized NATO allies for not doing enough during the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran.

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Anthropic Says Mythos Update Heralds Cybersecurity Reckoning as AI Finds Flaws 'In Every Major Operating System'

The company paired that warning with the launch of Project Glasswing, a tightly controlled initiative that gives select partners early access to the model for defensive security work.

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Feds To Automatically Register Eligible Young Men For Draft

The federal government plans to begin automatically registering young men for the draft, a new report claimed.

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Understanding the Growing Mental Strain Among Professionals and Why Timely Support Matters More Than Ever

According to a report, nearly 60% of the U.S. workforce, representing more than 80 million people, are paid hourly, operating in roles that extend far beyond traditional office hours.

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Carrie Tan and Andreas Raharso on Micro Moments: Redefining Decision-Making Through Neuroscience and Emotion

The authors' work suggests that many leadership errors of judgement can occur from random imprints in the mind arising from perceptions and interpretations caught in the predictive script without awareness.

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Mojtaba Khamenei Says Iran Will Demand 'Full Reparations' For War And 'Blood Money For The Martyrs'

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said Iran will "demand full reparations for all damages caused" in the war with the U.S. and Israel, as well as "blood money for the martyr's and compensation for the war's wounded."

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Trump Says Iranian Leaders 'Talk Much Differently When You're At a Meeting' As He Expresses Optimism On Ceasefire Talks

President Donald Trump says Iranian leaders "talk much differently when you're at a meeting than they do to the press" as he expressed optimism on ceasefire negotiations to take place in Pakistan over the next days.

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Angela Thurman: Bringing NASA-Level Discipline to SME Supply Chains

Thurman's philosophy centers on transparent supplier relationships. "Too often we have a winner takes all mentality," she says. "If we view our supplier relationships as I have to beat them down to get the lowest price, that is not going to help us in the long run, because we need…

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Martize I Am Align and the Philosophy of Breaking Patterns that Shape Generations

Retrospection offered Martize I Am Align the chance to recognize patterns not only in his own behavior but across generations. He traced them back through his family history and identified what he calls "normalized dysfunction," which he refers to as cycles of behavior that persist because they feel familiar.

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Laughing at Yourself: Why Good Leaders Use Self-Deprecating Humor

Self-deprecating humor, used well, is not a weakness. It is a subtle form of strength. It can humanize leaders, build trust, encourage candor, normalize mistakes, and create healthier workplace cultures.

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Hezbollah MP Says Group Rejects Any Direct Talks Between Israel And Lebanon

A Hezbollah lawmaker reiterated that the group will reject any direct conversations between Israel and Lebanon after the former announced they would begin taking place next week.

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Global Investors Recalibrate Strategies Amid Geopolitical Tensions And Emerging Market Shifts

New data shows investors aren't merely reacting to market volatility; they're redesigning long‑term capital allocation strategies to balance geopolitics, industrial policy and dynamic growth opportunities in 2026.

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Only 2 Percent Of Migrants Facing Deportation In February Had Criminal Records: Report

Despite the Trump administration's assertions that it is targeting the "worst of the worse" in its immigration enforcement efforts, the vast majority of those detained and deported in February did not criminal records

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Anti-Latino Hate Crime Surged To Record Levels Last Year, Report Shows

Anti-Latino hate crimes surged to record levels in 2025, even as hate crimes overall declined, according to a new report.

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Israel Reportedly Says 'No Ceasefire In Lebanon' Despite Negotiations Announcement, Casting Doubt On Iran Talks

An Israeli official said there is "no ceasefire in Lebanon" despite the announcement of negotiations between the countries, potentially casting doubt on conversations between the U.S. and Iran to achieve a stop to hostilities in the region.

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Israel Begins Direct Negotiations With Lebanon As Hezbollah Attacks Threaten Iran Ceasefire Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country opened direct negotiations with Lebanon as Iran threatens to not hold negotiations on the war if attacks against Hezbollah in the country continue.

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Oil Prices Spike Amid Ceasefire Hopes And Strait Of Hormuz Bottlenecks

Prices had earlier dipped below $95 following initial optimism about the ceasefire before rebounding as doubts emerged over the durability of the agreement.

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Survivors Of Iranian Attack On U.S. Base In Kuwait Challenge Pentagon Account About Preparedness

Survivors of an Iranian attack against a U.S. base in Kuwait in the early days of the war are challenging the Pentagon's account regarding the facility's preparedness, according to a new report.

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NATO Secretary General Reportedly Says Trump Wants Concrete Commitments On Strait Of Hormuz Within Days

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told European leaders that President Donald Trump wants concrete commitments on passage through the Strait of Hormuz within days as parties gear up for negotiations in Pakistan, according to a new report.

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U.S. Inflation Steadies, But Fresh Data Points To Lingering Price Pressures

Short-term expectations are climbing, highlighting continued uncertainty for households and policymakers.

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White House Reportedly Considering Pulling Troops From NATO Countries That Didn't Help During Iran War

The White House is considering pulling troops from countries it considers didn't help the U.S. during the war in Iran, according to a new report.

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Israel Says It Killed Top Hezbollah Official In Lebanon Attack As Iran Threatens To End Talks Over Lebanon

Israel said on Thursday it killed a top Hezbollah leader as it continues its strikes in Lebanon while Iran threatens to walk out on ceasefire negotiations over the matter.

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Iranian Officials Keep Giving Contrasting Accounts About Whether The Strait Of Hormuz Is Open Or Not

Iranian officials keep giving contrasting accounts about whether the Strait of Hormuz is open for vessels to go through as it keeps its chokehold on the key waterway.

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