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☀️ Morning Briefing

Iranian views on the war, astronaut menus, Nigerian erotica

How Iranians Feel Now

The fragile cease-fire has brought relief. But hope for change seems farther away than ever.

Real time pushes:

Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Trump demands Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz, raising pressure on Tehran before talks kick off in Pakistan

The Telegraph

The Telegraph

Starmer says he is ‘fed up’ with Trump

Mirror

Mirror

'IT'S CHAOS'

Fury as families in luxury UK skyscraper forced to flee homes overnight

Sky News

Sky News

Inside underground Bond-like lair at the heart of battle for the Arctic

Sky News
Euronews

Euronews

WATCH LIVE FROM 8 AM

Europe Today: Vance heads to Pakistan for peace talks as Iran truce under strain

Euronews
NYTimes

NYTimes

☀️ Morning Briefing

Iranian views on the war, astronaut menus, Nigerian erotica

CNN

CNN

Who invented it?

The surprising origin of the fortune cookies you've been eating all your life. They didn't come from China.

CNN
HuffPost

HuffPost

Ceasefire strain

Trump said in a social media post that Iran was doing a “very poor job” of allowing oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz.

Economist

Economist

The world in brief

Israel to arrange talks with Lebanon, America and Iran meet face-to-face and how the war may save China from deflation

NYPost

NYPost

Husband of US woman who went missing from Bahamas boat falls overboard himself while in police custody

AOL

AOL

Top Story

Bestselling author shocks fans by revealing true identity after 13 years

AOL
CNBC

CNBC

China factory prices return to growth after 3 years, beating expectations on surging oil prices

HuffPost

HuffPost

A man accused of assaulting federal agents after removing a tear gas canister from a crowd — the same one an agent had thrown — was found not guilty.

NYPost

NYPost

Trump blames Biden for allowing 'animal' Haitian migrant accused of bludgeoning Florida mother to death into US

WSJ

WSJ

A historic New England university is so strapped for cash that a tenured professor doubles as a groundskeeper. Small private colleges across America are dying.