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Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, Riyadh’s deputy governor, visited an Aramco administrative building in the capital to assess minor damage from a Houthi strike.
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The oil pipeline runs through the desert to the coast and is essential for bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
Synagogue security personnel detected a firearm during an entrance screening, detained the suspect, and held him until police arrived.
As House Speaker, Jeffries would play a key role in setting the House’s legislative agenda at a time when many Democrats have taken more critical stances on Israel and AIPAC.
Two goals and eight points in 18 games doesn't seem like much for an offensive blueliner, but Parekh's defensive performance has improved by leaps and bounds.
Bayern Munich forward Jamal Musiala may never "regain the performance level he once had", says honorary president Uli Hoeness.
Aron Orban reportedly detained as Hungarian authorities raid properties linked to his business associates.
