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    How the transcontinental railroad changed the US forever - BBC

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    Funeral for family killed in US strike on Iran’s Qeshm Island

    The funeral for a couple and their toddler took place after they were killed in the US strike on Iran's Qeshm Island.

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    Why the US propped up Japan’s struggling yen

    The U.S. intervention in Japan to help steady the yen, a move not taken since the height of the Asian financial crisis, was motivated as muc…

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    How the Transcontinental railroad forever changed the US - BBC

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    US says deal on reopening Hormuz close as Iran, Oman hold ‘positive’ talks

    Negotiators are working to expand safe shipping through the strait, though key differences remain unresolved.

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    The US needs more electricity. Can the grid deliver?

    Efforts to modernize the aging electric grid, amid surging demand for power, are running up against challenges, including bureaucratic delay…

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    'Separate in name and power': How America reinvented English - BBC

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    How the far right weaponised the Ceuta crisis

    More than 72 migrants died trying to reach Ceuta, but within hours the tragedy had become a political flashpoint.

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