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A ceasefire that exempts Lebanon is not a ceasefire — it is a permission slip, and Iran just revoked the permit.
Reuters and the BBC frame the Hormuz re-closure as a setback to ceasefire momentum, not its structural failure.
X is circulating the IRGC mine map like a war trophy while mocking the ceasefire as a 48-hour illusion.
254 dead and 1,165 wounded — the worst single day of the Lebanon war happened while Hezbollah was honoring a ceasefire.
The enrichment gap between the US and Iran is two decades old — Islamabad will not close it in a weekend.
Reuters/Median projects Tisza for a supermajority Sunday — the kind of margin that lets you rewrite constitutions.
Four astronauts who flew farther from Earth than any human in history splash down Friday off San Diego.
Jacob Bridgeman leads after Round 1 at Augusta — a first-timer atop the leaderboard while the world burns.
Hacks Season 5 premieres tonight at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes — Jean Smart's Deborah Vance exits as she entered, triumphant.
The IRGC's mine-avoidance map is the first public confirmation that Iran mined Hormuz — disguised as logistics.
Brent dropped 14% on the ceasefire headline, then climbed back 3% when reality intervened — same cycle as April 6.
The US has six times its typical annual measles total by early April, and most of the country has stopped paying attention.
America's three fiercest AI rivals are sharing intelligence to stop Chinese labs from copying their models.
96% on Rotten Tomatoes, two major characters dead, and a satire so close to the headlines it stopped being satire.
The company most responsible for AI-driven layoffs now wants you to work less — the contradiction is the product.
Pretrial motions due today will determine whether the FACE Act can be used to prosecute journalists who cover protests.
Ann Arbor hosts its first basketball championship parade in 37 years Saturday — a city celebrating what it had stopped hoping for.
