EUR/USD jumps as traders look past Iran-Israel turmoil ahead of US Retail Sales
EUR/USD recovered after posting a loss of 0.25% last Friday, as hostilities between Israel and Iran began, which boosted the
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‘Pei Kadhai’: A Unique Ghost Thriller Marking Vinoth’s Acting Debut
The movie âPei Kadhaiâ is written and directed by debutant filmmaker June Moses. This film marks the acting debut of Vinoth
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If You Have A Trip Planned That You Can’t Wait To Go On, Start Getting Ready Now By Buying These 29 Products
Going on a trip is exciting but it's all the prep for the trip (buying products to use on your
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What is Walrus Protocol (WAL): Decentralized Storage Solutions
Storing data at scale often requires balancing reliability, cost, and performance. It can also be complicated for centralized servers or
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Trump admits Musk ‘susceptible’ on China amid secret war plan row
US President Donald Trump on Friday denied reports that Elon Musk would see top-secret US plans for a possible war
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53 Shocking Photos Of American Schools That Prove Some States Have It Wayyy Better Than Others
53 Shocking Photos Of American Schools That Prove Some States Have It Wayyy Better Than Others
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Trump backs off Mexico, Canada tariffs after market blowback
Trump has delayed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, offering temporary relief...
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2026 BMW iX First Look: New Entry-Level Version Adds Wrinkle(s)
MotorTrendBMW has updated the design and expanded the range of its iX electric SUV, both in terms of model efficiency
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Former MVP warns Giants about rookie QBs after failed pursuit of Rams’ Matthew Stafford
Before the Los Angeles Rams confirmed on Friday that they would retain quarterback Matthew Stafford, former NFL MVP and analyst Boomer Esiason
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Astronomers find hundreds of ‘hidden’ black holes — and there may be billions or even trillions more
Black holes that have been obscured by clouds of dust still emit infrared light, enabling astronomers to spot them for
