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  1. US-Iran War, Ceasefire, Peace Talks Updates: The war is in its eighth week and has sent oil prices surging because of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
  2. Between June 2020 and January 2023, the two submitted multiple fraudulent H-1B visa petitions using Rajidi's firm, claiming that foreign workers would be employed in roles linked to the University of California.
  3. Even as Trump pushes for peace talks, US forces are escalating tensions on the ground.
  4. According to US government data, Americans alone lost around $10 billion to online scams originating from Southeast Asia in 2024, a sharp rise of about 66% compared to the previous year.
  5. The most challenging question on this anniversary is what might happen if another Pahalgam-scale attack were to occur today. New Delhi finds itself in a strategic pincer.
  6. Tim Cook will step down as Apple CEO on September 1 and become executive chairman. And John Ternus would succeed him as the new CEO.
  7. Trump insisted that Israel did not persuade him to attack Iran after news reports that Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu influenced the US president's decision and criticism from right-wing commentators.
  8. US Vice President JD Vance - the 'good cop' to President Donald Trump's 'bad cop' - faces a 24 hour deadline in Pakistan as the Iran war ceasefire lapses April 22 but talks remain uncertain after US ship seizure.
  9. When all else fails, Trump will throw his Vice President, JD Vance, under the bus. Remember what happened to Mike Pence?
  10. Putin revealed that Russia’s GDP contracted by a combined 1.8 percent in January and February, with manufacturing, industrial production and construction showing negative growth.