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97-year-old veteran returns home to Iowa after 40 years
97-year-old veteran returns home to Iowa after 40 years
U.S. stock index futures slipped on Friday as investors turned risk-averse following reports of an escalation in the Middle East conflict, while Netflix fell in premarket trade after the company forecast current-quarter revenue below estimates. "The intention does not appear to inflict large-scale damage, including on nearby military bases, and trigger a full inter-state war, which we continue to regard as very unlikely," Hasnain Malik, head of equity research at Tellimer wrote in a note. On the earnings front, Netflix slumped 6.3% in premarket trading following the streaming video pioneer's lackluster second-quarter forecast.
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There are usually only four to five cubs in each litter, making 10 of these 'playful' and 'naughty' cubs rare.
Higher temperatures and sunshine last week helped to deliver more than 150 tonnes of fruit, approximately 375,000 boxes of berries.
Connor Blundell, 25, had a one in three chance of dying or being in a coma forever after an accident abroad. Now, he can't wait to run the marathon.
Cel Smith said running has become a ‘celebration of being myself’ as they prepare for their first marathon on April 21.
Dundee's pitch problems are "unacceptable" for a Premiership club, says former Scotland striker Lee Miller. Miller claims the issue is not a new one, backing Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell's view that there's a lack of "fairness" in terms of financial output on facilities. "I was at the first game of the season, Dundee against Motherwell up there," Miller told BBC's Scottish Football Podcast.
The pound was little changed on Friday after falling to a five-month low against the dollar in Asian trading hours as investors responded to reports of an Israeli attack on Iran. People familiar with the matter told Reuters that Israel attacked Iran, days after Iran launched an unprecedented assault on Israel in response to a suspected Israeli strike on its consulate in Syria. Yet the market reaction later unwound somewhat after Iran played the incident down and said it did not plan a new response.
Republicans also received a harsh home truth from the comedian.
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It marks the lowest level since September 2021, but was nonetheless slightly higher than economists expected.
There is a growing chorus of people laughing at the Truth Social sinking stock price. But Donald Trump still stands to make a boatload of money.
Some home insurers are charging nearly 35% APR on monthly payments, the consumer group said.
A common trick is to encourage people to invest a small amount at the start, the bank said.
Three children among those killed in Dnipropetrovsk region
The Biden administration has finalized a long-awaited overhaul of Title IX, the federal law that protects students from sex-based discrimination.
They were rushing so the "Spider-Man" star could get to his spin class, Zendaya told Jimmy Kimmel.
WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich says drier skies will win out Friday afternoon through the weekend, but temperatures will be cooler.
Two US officials claim an Israeli missile struck Iran near the city of Isfahan overnight - although Iran has downplayed reports as Israel remained silent