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After a month of threats, Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels finally entered the Middle East conflict on Saturday, firing two missiles at Israel. And it recently warned that it could close the vital waterway at the southern entrance to the Red Sea, raising the possibility of further disruption to global shipping and oil supplies. It remains unclear whether the Houthis will expand their attacks to Saudi Arabia and Red Sea shipping, but doing so would mark a dramatic escalation in the month-long war. The Houthis represent Yemen’s Shiite Muslim Zaidi minority, officially known as Ansar Allah, or “Partisans of God.” They…

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Lewis Hamilton fell off the podium in the final stages of Sunday’s race, finishing sixth, lamenting a “pretty bad” Japanese Grand Prix.Hamilton benefited from the mid-race safety car and overtook George Russell for third place on the restart, but was unable to hold off Mercedes and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc. The seven-time world champion then struggled for pace, but Lando Norris overtook Hamilton in the closing stages and took the checkered flag in sixth place, the same place he had started. “In the end it was a pretty bad result because I was third and I ended up falling back,…

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Pokemon cards are no longer just a childhood collection.Some owners are increasingly treating popular trading cards from the 1990s and 2000s like alternative assets, with some of the rarest cards outperforming traditional benchmarks. S&P500 In recent years.During key moments, including the pandemic boom and another surge in 2025, the Trading Card Index, which tracks Pokemon sales, rose far more than the S&P 500’s long-term average annual return of 10% to 12%, according to Card Ladder, a trading card evaluation tool. This comparison is not perfect. While stock price data spans decades, trends in trading card values ​​are more volatile over…

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NEW YORK CITY, USA – Businessman and activist Rousbeh Farahanipour is about 12,200 kilometers (7,600 miles) from his native Iran. But even that distance isn’t enough for the 54-year-old to feel completely safe.Farahanipour has lived in exile in the United States since 2000, fleeing a death sentence in Iran. He left behind the Iranian opposition party he founded, Marzeh pol Gokhar.But fleeing Iran does not mean fleeing the threats it faced. After resettling in the Los Angeles area, Farahanipour remembers a period of seven months when her car’s tires would wear out every few weeks.Then in 2022, another incident prompted…

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For the first time in centuries, Catholic leaders were barred from Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulcher on Palm Sunday, according to church authorities in the holy city. The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem said Israeli police had prevented church leaders from entering to celebrate Mass. “For the first time in centuries, the head of the Church was prevented from celebrating Palm Sunday Mass in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher,” the Patriarchate said in a statement on Sunday. “This incident sets a grave precedent and ignores the feelings of billions of people around the world whose eyes are on Jerusalem…

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George Russell has claimed he would have won the Japanese Grand Prix had there been a “one lap difference” in the timing of the crucial safety car break during the Suzuka race.Russell ended up finishing fourth, losing the driver’s championship lead to his winning Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli, but with a nine-point difference after three races. Oliver Bearman crashed his Haas during his only round of pit stops, causing the safety car to be activated and stopped cheaply, giving the lead to Antonelli, who was chasing McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, Russell and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc before pitting in normal race conditions.…

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Parents today are trying to raise their children to have good grades, perfect behavior, and high grades. We want them to do well and be able to cope with life’s challenges. However, research shows that confidence and resilience come from a child’s ability to feel secure in being fully themselves.In my work with over 200 children, and as a mother myself, I have found that behind defiance and behavioral problems, there is almost always a child who is reluctant to express what they are feeling or need. In other words, how safe your child feels with you today will shape…

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Moses Itauma is set to be the mandatory challenger for the WBO heavyweight title and could clash with stablemate Fabio Wardley.The 21-year-old Itauma had another standout performance on Saturday night, handing his first overtime loss to Jermaine Franklin in the fifth round in Manchester, improving his record to 14-0, with 12 of his wins coming by knockout. WBO president Gustavo Olivieri posted on social media platform Twitter This content is provided by Twittercookies and other technologies may be used. To view this content, you must allow cookies. You can change the settings and enable it using the buttons below. Twitter…

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Drone footage of the Eli Lilly logo at the company’s offices in San Diego, California, on November 21, 2025.Mike Blake | ReutersBEIJING — US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly Hong Kong-based Insilico Medicine has reached a $2.75 billion deal to bring medicines developed using artificial intelligence to the global market.The deal will give Insilico $115 million upfront, with the remainder subject to regulatory and commercial milestones, as well as royalties on future sales, the companies announced Monday.Insilico has used generative AI tools to develop at least 28 drugs, nearly half of which are already in the clinical stage, Insilico founder and…

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Reuters — French authorities have arrested two more suspects on suspicion of thwarting an attack on a Bank of America branch in Paris, the country’s anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office announced on Sunday. “Two additional individuals were taken into police custody last night as part of an investigation that began on March 28, 2026 regarding crimes against Bank of America,” prosecutors said in a statement to Reuters. It added that the detention of the minor, the first suspect arrested on Saturday, had been extended. Under French law, suspects in terrorism cases can be detained for up to 96 hours, with the possibility…

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