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Trump widens Iran confrontation as Gaza talks stall and Ebola deaths climb in Congo

The past half day brought a sharper American edge to two Middle East crises, while a public-health disaster in Congo passed a grim national record. Away from the wars, artificial intelligence stopped looking weightless as Nvidia, OpenAI and SoftBank put a vast Ohio energy-and-data bet into legal form.

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The Middle East after Gaza

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll tying Trump's 33% approval to the Iran war and fuel prices connects the Hormuz crisis to US electoral pressure; UNIFIL quantifies the Lebanon escalation at 137 projectiles per day.

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Michigan Democratic primary vote

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