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Manchester City face off against Arsenal in a crucial Premier League showdown, with Pep Guardiola claiming a loss would end City's hopes of winning the title.

Despite tensions in the region, the critical Strait of Hormuz waterway remains open for oil tankers and cargo ships, according to the U.S. and Iran. Analysts examine the geopolitical implications.

Brent crude oil prices drop over 10% as Iran announces the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade chokepoint, is fully open to commercial ships during the ceasefire period.

Birmingham's upcoming local elections feature a diverse array of candidates, raising concerns about a fragmented government and 'coalition of chaos'.

A surprise late-night vote in the House defeated the White House's bid to renew Section 702, a controversial surveillance program used by the FBI to monitor lawmakers, activists, and political donors.

Three cases of meningitis B confirmed in Dorset, UK, leading health authorities to offer vaccinations for young people in the area as a precaution.

A former 'cradle Catholic' reflects on her complex relationship with the church and finds renewed alignment amid the Pope's call for peace.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's inflammatory social media posts comparing Israel's actions to historical atrocities have ignited a diplomatic crisis, raising concerns over quote-post diplomacy.

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As key U.S. surveillance laws near expiration, lawmakers are divided on how to reform the government's spy powers to protect both national security and citizens' privacy.