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Iranian state media reported early Sunday that Iran targeted multiple U.S. military facilities across the Gulf, following a recent series of attacks by the United States. According to Iranian state broadcaster IRIB, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) fired a ballistic missile at Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar. According to the IRIB news agency, the Revolutionary Guards also carried out “a heavy surprise attack on a naval ship’s logistics support facility and a refueling platform used by a US aircraft carrier in Oman’s Duqm port.” In Kuwait, the Iranian military announced it had launched a loitering drone against U.S. military…

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The US military said in a statement that it had ordered new airstrikes against Iran on Saturday after the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps attacked a merchant ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz.The U.S. Central Command announced that the Cyprus-registered container ship M/V GFS Galaxy was unable to continue sailing due to an Iranian attack that caused a fire on board and caused significant damage to the engine room. According to Centcom, one civilian crew member is missing. “In response, the United States is imposing a heavy price by continuing to reduce Iran’s ability to attack civilian seafarers and commercial vessels…

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Master | Moments | Getty ImagesSemiconductor stocks have rallied wildly over the past year as investors bet on the sector’s central role in building global AI infrastructure.But volatility surrounding semiconductor stocks is rising again, sparking debate over whether this is a sign of broader concerns about demand for AI. In interviews with CNBC this week, several AI executives poured cold water on the idea that demand is slowing, while acknowledging that companies are becoming more cautious about the cost of using AI.“I think the demand for AI is almost limitless,” says Pat Gelsinger. intel Playground Global’s CEO and current general…

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Anastasiya Minkova collapsed in shock when she returned home from a trip last September to find that her husband had moved away, taking their two-year-old son with her. The American and Russian nationals are currently fighting over custody of their children, and CNN has called Ren to protect his identity. Minkova last saw Ren six months ago, when they spent 30 minutes together playing with toys under the supervision of staff at an orphanage. “My son held onto me tightly and wouldn’t let go. He pressed his head against my chest and seemed relieved to finally see me,” Minkova told…

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Police are investigating after a shooting at Canada’s largest Latin street festival in Toronto on Saturday left two people dead and several others injured. Six people were shot and killed, police said, and the suspect remains at large. CTV footage showed festivalgoers running down the sidewalk from the yellow-tape area as dozens of black police SUVs, patrol cars, heavily armored vehicles and ambulances sped toward the scene. Police said they had secured the scene about an hour after the active shooting began, but organizers said they continued to urge people to stay away from the city’s midtown area, where the…

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A 28-year-old man was arrested on Saturday evening in South Yorkshire, England, on the “suspected murder” of former British MP Anne Widecombe, British police said. “The suspect is a white British national and is currently in police custody,” Devon and Cornwall Police said in a statement. “Mr Widecombe’s family has been informed of this development.” “We were assisted by North East Counter Terrorism Police and South Yorkshire Police, who carried out the arrests on behalf of Devon and Cornwall Police,” the statement continued. Police said there was no information to suggest Mr Widecombe’s killing was an act of terrorism or…

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A U.S. federal court has dismissed a seditious conspiracy lawsuit against four members of the far-right Proud Boys group involved in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.On Friday, Judge Timothy J. Kelly, an appointee of President Donald Trump, granted the government’s motion to dismiss the case with prejudice, meaning it cannot be reopened in the future.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listBut Kelly clarified that the defendants, Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rehl and Dominic Pezzola, were “convicted of serious crimes.”In his seven-page ruling, he said his decision was ultimately rooted in the separation of governmental…

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santiago, chile — The classic postcard image of Chile’s capital Santiago surrounded by the snow-capped Andes mountains in winter now seems like a photograph from the past. The drought that has plagued the country for years has caused a severe lack of snow, forcing major ski resorts in the capital region to close up to 90% of their slopes, according to the Chilean Ski Resort Association (ACESKI). And with climate change believed to be at least partly to blame, officials have warned that in the long term the region may need to find other ways to get tourists to spend…

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Four settlers were arrested in an attack on CNN and other journalists in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, Israeli police said. The journalists were near the village of Sinjir, north of Ramallah, last July to cover the first anniversary of the murder of Saif Mussaret, a Palestinian American who was beaten to death by Jewish settlers. Within minutes of arriving at the spot where Musalet was killed, Israeli settlers descended on the area. As the CNN team and other journalists tried to leave, a group of four settlers blocked the road with their cars and tried to stop the…

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