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Cuba Grid Collapse Leaves Millions Dark Amid US Fuel Blockade
A boiler failure at Cuba's largest power plant triggered a cascade blackout, but the deeper crisis traces to Washington's fuel cutoff following the US intervention in Venezuela.
A boiler failure at Cuba's largest power plant triggered a cascade blackout, but the deeper crisis traces to Washington's fuel cutoff following the US intervention in Venezuela.
Qatar and UAE are privately building a diplomatic coalition after Iranian strikes shut down the world's largest LNG facility and sent gas prices surging more than 50%
The administration promised courts that refunds would be simple if the tariffs lost — now it's calling the same process too complex to rush
In a combative opening statement, Hillary Clinton denied any knowledge of Epstein's crimes and accused Republicans of protecting Trump instead of pursuing transparency
Bondi's Florida tenure produced real results on opioids and trafficking, but a $25,000 donation and her role as Trump's legal defender complicate the "greatest" label
Shanteari Young served nearly three and a half years for shooting her ex-husband, who was later convicted and sentenced to life for sexually abusing a child at her facility
Five Ethiopian siblings from a farming village rewrote the record books with four Olympic golds, 15 world titles and concurrent world records
Mexico's biggest cartel takedown in years reignites debate over whether kingpin strategy stops drug trafficking or just shifts the violence