The U.S. and Iran exchanged major attacks after an Iranian strike damaged a commercial ship, while both governments issued conflicting claims about whether the Strait of

U.S. and Iran Exchange Major Strikes as Dispute Over Strait of Hormuz Intensifies

Two men were killed and four people were injured after gunfire erupted during Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival.

Two Killed and Four Injured in Shooting During Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair Festival

“Michael” has crossed $1 billion worldwide, setting a box-office record for biographical films despite sharply divided reactions from critics and audiences.

Michael Jackson Biopic Becomes First Biographical Film to Pass $1 Billion Worldwide

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Cyclospora Outbreak Spreads Across Dozens of States: What Officials Know and What Still Isn’t Clear

A middle-ground breakdown of why U.S. home prices hit a record high while sales slowed, how different sources frame affordability, mortgage rates, supply, and the broader economy

U.S. Home Prices Hit Record High as Sales Slow: What Buyers, Sellers, and the Economy Are Signaling

A middle-ground breakdown of Trump allowing a bipartisan housing bill to become law without his signature while protesting Congress’s failure to pass the SAVE Act.

Trump Lets Bipartisan Housing Bill Become Law Without Signing It: What Both Sides Are Saying

A middle-ground breakdown of Trump’s NATO summit in Turkey, how different sources framed alliance unity, Ukraine, Iran, Greenland, and what remains unclear.

Trump and NATO in Turkey: Unity, Pressure, and the Fight Over Alliance Direction

A middle-ground breakdown of Graham Platner suspending his Maine Senate campaign, how different sources framed the allegations and political fallout, and what remains unclear.

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