Ice from winter storm leaves million customers without power in U.S.
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A massive winter storm leaves one million customers without power across the U.S., causing dangerous conditions and widespread travel disruptions.
Israel claims to have killed another top Iranian official as Iran's missile attacks near Tel Aviv leave two dead.
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Iran's Foreign Minister asserts Larijani's assassination won't destabilize the political system, while the IRGC pledges revenge.
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Oil prices drop over $2 as Iraq and Kurdish authorities finalize an export deal, easing supply concerns amid ongoing conflict.
Marco Rubio denies U.S. efforts to oust Cuba's President, calling a New York Times article "fake" and misleading.
Shooting at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico leaves one dead and another wounded; lockdown lifted, base declared safe.
The U.S. offers undocumented migrants $2,600 and free flights to voluntarily self-deport through a new DHS program.
Israeli strikes in central Beirut reportedly kill six, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and regional instability.
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