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The Hollywood Reporter

Who Will Win vs. Who Should Win

THR‘s awards expert Scott Feinberg and chief film critic David Rooney weigh in on the probable and preferred victors, respectively, ahead of the 98th Annual Academy Awards.

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Axios

Trump Says Coalition Will Open SOH

The attacks in the strait of Hormuz brought commercial shipping to and from the Gulf to an almost complete halt, dramatically disrupted oil exports from the region and destabilized global energy markets.

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The Wall Street Journal

What It Would Take To Secure Hormuz

"President Trump has vowed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the vital artery for the world’s energy supply that has been closed off by Iran. It won’t be easy..."

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The Washington Post

Iranians “Too Scared To Move”

Iranians in Dubai are increasingly anxious for their families in Iran as the conflict involving the U.S. and Israel continues, with many fearing further deterioration despite initial hopes for change after Ayatollah Khamenei's death.

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The New York Times

Social Media Is a Hazardous Product

Tim Wu explores the rising concern over social media addiction, highlighting recent legal actions against social media companies, and examines the psychological effects and potential regulatory measures aimed at mitigating these issues.

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AP News

“Don’t Let the Door…”

After years of legal battles with several groups representing Americans wanting to give up their citizenship, the department on Friday published a final rule in the Federal Register that reduces the cost from $2,350 to $450.

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NBC News

Iran’s Drone Army Getting Through

Iran's development of the Shahed drone series poses significant challenges for U.S. defense strategies, as these advanced drones are used in military operations and supplied to allied groups, necessitating adaptations in defense systems.

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CBS News

Carr: Licenses Not a “Property Right”

In an exclusive interview with CBS News, Federal Communications Chair Brendan Carr doubled down on his warning that broadcast licenses could be revoked amid President Trump's criticisms of media coverage of the war in Iran.

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CNBC

Paramount-Warner Slate Could Dominate

Paramount CEO David Ellison has said he wants to make 30 movies a year and has franchises like Godzilla-Kong, Superman, Sonic the Hedgehog and A Quiet Place to lean on.

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AP News

Many Lack This Form of ID

The SAVE America Act, a GOP-backed bill requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, faces criticism for potentially disenfranchising millions of eligible voters who lack necessary documentation.

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USA Today

Can MAGA Hold MAHA Voters?

Trump's recent executive order to increase the production of glyphosate, a widely used weedkiller that the International Agency for Research on Cancer has deemed to be a probable carcinogen, might derail MAHA support, the movement’s leaders say.

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The Guardian

AI Chatbots Spark Delusions

A new scientific review raises concerns about how chatbots powered by artificial intelligence may encourage delusional thinking, especially in vulnerable people.

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The New York Times

U.S. Depends on Less Oil Than Ever

Although gasoline still drives household budgets, America depends less on oil than ever because energy efficiency and renewables have reduced the economy’s overall reliance on petroleum.

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New York Post

Trump To Release UFO Files

The federal government holds shocking evidence of UFOs which proves we are not alone — including satellite imagery of out-of-this world craft that look like nothing “we have built,” an expert with knowledge of the documents told The Post.

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Fox News

Good Fences, Good Neighbors

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is embroiled in a legal battle after allegedly constructing a fence that encroaches on his neighbors' property, prompting them to sue him for unlawful occupation.

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KTLA

Border Checks In US Parks

Spring is nearly in the air, which may have you rushing to your nearest national park to take in a once-in-a-lifetime super bloom or, if you’re lucky, some volcanic activity. You may first, however, be asked if you’re a U.S. citizen or risk paying a surcharge.

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The Washington Post

52 Movies That Should Have Won

The Washington Post critiques the Academy's Best Picture choices since 1974, suggesting films like 'Chinatown' and 'Jaws' were more deserving winners due to their lasting impact and superior storytelling.

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ABC News

Pope Leo Moves to Papal Apartment

Pope Leo XIV moved into the newly renovated papal apartment in the Apostolic Palace on Saturday, taking up residence in the flat that was famously eschewed by Pope Francis.

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The Score

Abqar Sent Off for Touching Genitals

Atletico Madrid scraped a 1-0 win over Getafe in La Liga on Saturday, with the visitors reduced to 10 men when Abdel Abqar was sent off for touching Alexander Sorloth in a sensitive area.

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The Telegraph

Why Dogs Boost Your Health

Owning a dog can enhance physical health through regular exercise, improve mental well-being by reducing loneliness and stress, and potentially strengthen children's immune systems, lowering allergy risks.

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