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Marquette University’s Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures revives its international film festival after a years-long hiatus.
Germany faces Finland in an international friendly as Nagelsmann readies squad for 2026. View live stream and TV channel details for the May 31 clash.
Veteran Israeli journalist Oren Nahari details his battle with ALS and offers historical insights into Israel's current regional challenges.
Associate Professor Erin Pearson wins the 2026 Arthur Miller First Book Prize for her study on consumption and slavery in the Atlantic world.
Extreme temperature swings hit the North Shore while executives debate AI integration and the French Open sees a major upset for Jannik Sinner.
Sergio Garcia and Bubba Watson lead the International Series in Morocco as geopolitical shifts and extreme weather disrupt the global sports calendar.
Moscow orders foreign nationals to leave Kyiv amid new strike threats, while US forces engage Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Expert analysis suggests Trump’s Iran deal favors Tehran, while Russia threatens Kyiv and Quad ministers meet in Delhi to discuss security.
Top analysts upgrade International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) targets while President Trump signal progress on a new Iran nuclear agreement.
Philip Morris International shows profit growth as global markets face volatility from Trump's Iran negotiations and Russian strikes in Ukraine.
President Trump targets Greenland for acquisition while the U.S. opens a Nuuk consulate and dispatches an envoy for sensitive diplomatic talks.
The International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion finding that workers have a protected right to strike under Convention No. 87.
Alaska Airlines debuts London and Rome routes while New York infrastructure fails and international sports travel mandates reshape airline logistics.
The Trump administration freezes billions in university funding and revokes student visas in a sweeping reform of U.S. higher education policy.
Lincoln International debuts on the NYSE with a $2 billion valuation. Meanwhile, airline disruptions and global acquisitions signal a shift in Q2.
Severe thunderstorms triggered a ground stop at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, canceling over 300 flights and causing regional delays.
Over 350 flights canceled and hundreds delayed at North Texas airports as FAA issues ground stops amid severe thunderstorm warnings and hail threats.
Severe winds flip a plane at Capital Region International Airport while officials manage a new Ebola threat and volatility hits the dining sector.
The WHO declared a global health emergency as a rare Bundibugyo Ebola strain spreads through DR Congo and Uganda with no approved vaccine available.
The Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (GSIM) has blockaded Bamako, forcing residents to face rising food prices and restricted movement.
President Trump and Xi Jinping discussions in Beijing focus on the Strait of Hormuz and oil supply while domestic infrastructure projects expand.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has suspended a law that could reduce former President Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year sentence, amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza and a deadly attack in Pakistan.
The Masallam family in Khirbet al-Marajim faces ongoing settler attacks, arson, and displacement attempts, highlighting the severe human cost of West Bank occupation amidst broader regional instability.
