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Vance departs for Islamabad carrying a 10-point plan Iran has already rejected while the Strait of Hormuz stays shut.
The highest-level US-Iran contact since 1979 offers a fragile opening for diplomacy in Islamabad.
This is theater — Vance is flying halfway around the world to deliver an ultimatum, not negotiate a peace.
Artemis II's four-person crew splashes down off San Diego tonight after flying farther from Earth than any human.
Only 10 ships have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the ceasefire, leaving 3,200 vessels stranded and oil markets in crisis.
Israel killed 303 people in Lebanon on the same day a ceasefire was announced and then proposed peace talks.
Hungary's opposition needs 133 seats to rewrite the constitution and polls project 138-142 — the end of Orbanism.
McIlroy opened his title defense with a 67 that hit five fairways and still led, chasing back-to-back Masters.
Hacks returns with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score and an anti-AI episode that may be the season's sharpest hour.
The fourth War Powers resolution died on the House floor while Congress left for recess with 19 days on the clock.
Day 56 of the longest partial shutdown in US history and Congress left town without voting.
WTI closed at $97.87 after crashing to $94 on ceasefire news, rebounding 3.7% in 24 hours.
Claude Mythos Preview found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities and Anthropic is keeping it locked.
The gates open today at noon and Sabrina Carpenter headlines a 25th-anniversary Coachella during wartime.
The April 9 pretrial motion deadline passed with zero MSM coverage, buried by ceasefire news.
The national average hit $4.16, up from $2.98 pre-war, with California at $5.89 a gallon.
The mountaineer who planted the American flag on Everest in 1963 died Tuesday at home in Washington.
UCLA's MethylScan detected 63% of cancers and 55% of early-stage cases from a simple blood draw.
Detroit clinched the East's top seed for the first time in 19 years and OKC locked up the best record.
