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Houston Rockets acquire Kevin Durant from Phoenix Suns, reports say

Kevin Durant · United States

Houston Rockets acquire Kevin Durant from Phoenix Suns, reports say

54% Center coverage: 161 sources

One of the NBA’s most accomplished scorers is on the move yet again.The Phoenix Suns are trading forward Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets, according to multiple reports. The Suns will receive Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the 10th pick in Wednesday's draft as well as a slew of future picks in exchange for Durant, according to ESPN and The Athletic.See the Story

Want to Plant Trees to Offset Fossil Fuels? You'd Need All of North and Central America, Study Finds

Trees · United States

Want to Plant Trees to Offset Fossil Fuels? You'd Need All of North and Central America, Study Finds

79% Center coverage: 83 sources

Here’s how Iran could retaliate after US strikes on its nuclear program

Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

Here’s how Iran could retaliate after US strikes on its nuclear program

47% Center coverage: 71 sources

Iran has spent decades building multi-tiered military capabilities at home and across the region that were at least partly aimed at deterring the United States from attacking it. By entering Israel’s war, the U.S. may have removed the last rationale for holding them in reserve. That could mean a wave of attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East, an attempt to close a key bottleneck for global oil supplies or a dash to develop a nuclear weapon with what remains of Iran’s disputed program after American strikes on three key sites.See the Story

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11 Days in June: Trump’s Path to ‘Yes’ on Bombing Iran

11 Days in June: Trump’s Path to ‘Yes’ on Bombing Iran

11 Days in June: Trump’s Path to ‘Yes’ on Bombing Iran

11 Days in June: Trump’s Path to ‘Yes’ on Bombing Iran

50% Left coverage: 18 sources

For more than a week, President Donald Trump kept the world wondering whether he would join Israel’s attacks on Iran in an attempt to decapitate the country’s nuclear program. The guessing ended this weekend, when American stealth bombers, fighter jets and a submarine struck with bombs and missiles.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Hegseth and Caine Play Dueling Roles as Key Architects of Iran Strike

50% Center coverage: 20 sources

By Betsy Klein, Zachary Cohen and Natasha Bertrand, CNN (CNN) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine approached a pair of lecterns in the Pentagon briefing room Sunday morning to detail the most significant military operation of President Donald Trump’s tenure in office. Hegseth spoke first, lavishing praise and congratulations on his boss in a made-for-television moment, a pressed American flag pock…Donald Trump · Iran See the Story

Blenheim Residents Clash with Council over Noisy Building Site

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Dave McFarlane, left, and his partner Dorothy Lewis say the construction site near their property has been operating at all hours of the day. Photo: LDR When 77-year-old Dave McFarlane and his partner Dorothy Lewis sit in their living room, noise from the nearby construction site plays like a background radio.Blenheim · Blenheim See the Story

Baby Dolls in Brazil Spark Moral Panic and 30 New Laws

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The hyper-realistic figurines, known as reborn dolls, are seemingly everywhere and causing controversy.Oceania · Pakistan See the Story

Manawatū family linked to All Blacks gives old homestead new lease on life

Coverage: 2 sources

The home at Kiwitea, near Feilding, now lends itself to agritourism due to its quiet and accessible location.Oceania · New Zealand See the Story

'Hang in There': Experts Warn of Turmoil in Oil, Financial Markets

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

By Susan Edmunds, RNZ Escalation of the conflict in the Middle East poses a major threat to New Zealand’s economy, commentators say - as well as households’...Cricket · New Zealand See the Story

Hearing Set for Acclaimed Algae-Plagued Lagoon

Coverage: 2 sources

An embattled Southland lagoon will be the subject of an upcoming hearing to decide if periodic openings to the sea should be allowed.Oceania · Costa Rica See the Story

US Defence Secretary Claims Trump ‘Does Not Seek War’ After Iran Strike

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

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