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Iran’s foreign ministry said a draft plan tied to Oman would restrict military vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, but the White House declined to say whether President Donald Trump’s administration would accept it, according to Fox News.
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A private report says the Trump White House is exploring a deal that would give the United States a stake in Venezuela’s oil production, amid ongoing global supply pressures and renewed focus on long-term energy sourcing.
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Kyrylo Budanov has been named in court audio referenced in a corruption case involving Zelensky’s former deputy chief of staff Iryna Mudra, who was arrested and is at the center of proceedings, a Ukrainian outlet reported citing court documents.
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The Los Angeles-based production and management company said Steve Shikiya will oversee operations after a long career at Ron Howard and Brian Grazer’s Imagine Entertainment, with prior roles across major studios and unscripted-focused firms.
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The filmmaking brothers behind the upcoming ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ say an in-theater ‘Endgame’ encore is designed to connect the narrative across the two releases.
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Veteran media executive Steve Shikiya has been appointed Chief Operating Officer at Anonymous Content, overseeing day-to-day business operations including finance, corporate development, business affairs, and human resources, according to the company’s leadership announcement reported Tuesday by Deadline.
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The Army said energy vendors could receive as much as $2.2 billion to build, operate, and own nuclear microreactors at five installations nationwide, including Fort Campbell in Kentucky.
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Phillip Hawkins, the head football coach at Henry Clay High School, has been charged with allegedly distributing obscene matter to minors, according to court records cited by LEX18. The case is now moving through the Kentucky court system.
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President Donald Trump declared a national emergency to protect the United States bulk-power system and directed actions meant to limit the risks posed by foreign interference in electric-grid equipment, according to the White House. The order comes amid reported plans to restrict procurement and installation of some foreign-made components.
