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From Chicago To The Vatican: Robert Prevost Named Pope Leo XIV
The last pope to take the name Leo led the Church from 1878-1903.
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India Launches Air Strikes On Pakistan After Kashmir Attack Kills 26 Hindu Tourists
After India's strikes, the Indian army said in a post on X on Wednesday: "Justice is served".
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Trump Pauses Tariffs For 90 Days & Sparks Sharp Wall Street Rebound
After Trump's reversal, Goldman Sachs said it was rescinding its recession forecast and reverting to its previous baseline estimate for the economy to grow in 2025.
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China Says It Will Never Accept US 'Blackmail' Following Additional 50% Tariff
The US threats were "a mistake on top of a mistake", a ministry spokesperson said in a statement.
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China Retaliates With 34% Tariff On US Goods Starting 10 April
The White House was not immediately available for comment.
Entertainment
'Batman Forever' Star Val Kilmer Dies At 65
Kilmer was one of Hollywood's most prominent leading men in the 1990s before numerous spats with directors and co-stars and a series of flops dented his career.
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Israeli Airstrikes Kill Over 400 In Gaza As Ceasefire Agreement Collapses
Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas accused each other of breaching the truce.
Tech
Intel Stock Jumps 12% Following Appointment Of Malaysian-Born Tan Lip-Bu As CEO
Intel is undergoing a historic transition as it attempts to emerge from one of its bleakest periods.
Film & TV
Michelle Trachtenberg, 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' Actress, Dead At 39
The cause of Trachtenberg's death is not known.
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Police Officer Dresses Up As A Capybara For Drug Bust In Peru
The "Green Squad" is a specialised unit of the Peruvian National Police, focused on combating minor crimes and offences that threaten public safety in Lima.
