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Celebrity · United StatesBad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos has won Album of the Year at the 2026 Grammys. The Puerto Rican artist beat out Justin Bieber’s Swag, Lady Gaga’s Mayhem, Kendrick Lamar’s GNX, Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out, Leon Thomas’ Mutt, Sabrina Carpenter Man’s Best Friend, and Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia. Harry Styles, who won the category in 2023, presented the award.See the Story
Bad Bunny Makes Grammys History as First Spanish-Language Album of the Year Winner, Uses Stage to Protest ICE
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Gold · United StatesGold and silver prices have continued to fall after a dramatic reversal of a rally that had pushed precious metals to record highs. In Asia trade on Monday, spot gold prices fell more than 9% to $4,403 (£3,222) an ounce, while silver slumped by 15% to less than $72 an ounce.See the Story
Gold, Silver Extend Declines After Dramatic Reversal of Rally
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Pentagon · United StatesA U.S. military strike on Iran is not expected in the immediate future, Pentagon officials said Sunday to The Wall Street Journal, as Washington focuses on strengthening air defenses across the Middle East to prepare for potential Iranian retaliation and a wider regional conflict. While the U.S. military is capable of carrying out limited strikes if ordered by President Donald Trump, officials say a broader, decisive attack would likely trigger a substantial response from Tehran. See the Story
No imminent attack on Iran as Washington reportedly deploys additional air defenses
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