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Italian museum gets robbed under under 5 minutes
- Italian museum gets robbed under under 5 minutes
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A man in a Louisiana neighborhood Sharmar Elkins killed eight children, and shot his wife and one other woman that claimed to be his girlfriend in a domestic dispute.
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Oil prices rose after the attack to the Iranian ship by U.S
- Oil prices rose after the attack to the Iranian ship by U.S
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Global oil prices rose on Monday, April 20th, after President Donald Trump announced that the United States had seized an Iranian cargo ship with an Iran-flag.
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The Federal Reserve decides to hold the interest rate for the third consecutive time
- The Federal Reserve decides to hold the interest rate for the third consecutive time
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On April 29th, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted 8-4 to hold the federal funds rate target at 3.5%-3.75%. The voting results revealed the Fed’s most divided rate decision since October 1992, indicating diverse views among the FOMC board over inflation and future policy.
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- Italian museum gets robbed under under 5 minutes
- A man in a Louisiana neighborhood Sharmar Elkins killed eight children, and shot his wife and one other woman that claimed to be his girlfriend in a domestic dispute.
- Oil prices rose after the attack to the Iranian ship by U.S
- Global oil prices rose on Monday, April 20th, after President Donald Trump announced that the United States had seized an Iranian cargo ship with an Iran-flag.
- The Federal Reserve decides to hold the interest rate for the third consecutive time
- On April 29th, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted 8-4 to hold the federal funds rate target at 3.5%-3.75%. The voting results revealed the Fed’s most divided rate decision since October 1992, indicating diverse views among the FOMC board over inflation and future policy.
- Junk DNA may have been the key to Alzheimer’s disease
- On December 19th, 2025, a groundbreaking study on the correlation between enhancers located in the non-coding DNA and Alzheimer’s disease was published in the Nature Neuroscience.
- School fires raise safety concerns in Abbotsford
- Abbotsford police are investigating a series of fires at local school properties after three separate incidents were reported in April.
- Gunfire erupts at White House correspondents’ dinner
- At 8:36 pm on April 25, 2026, gunfire erupted at the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C., where US President Donald Trump was in attendance.
- The Atlantic currents are weakening and nearing collapse
- On April 15, 2026, Valentin Portmann and co-researchers reported that the Atlantic Ocean’s current is weakening at an alarming rate, raising urgent concerns about its global consequences.
- OpenAI launches ChatGPT 2.0, optimized for enterprise and practical use
- OpenAI introduced ‘ChatGPT Image 2.0’ on the 21st, a generative model optimized for professional use, such as full design drafts.
- Half a million UK health records listed for sale on Chinese platforms, raising alarm over privacy in medical research
- On April 23rd, UK officials confirmed that health data linked to half a million Britons had been listed for sale on Alibaba, the Chinese commercial sale website.
- World Cup 2026 introduces new format and unprecedented scale
- The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by Canada, the United States, and Mexico, will feature 48 teams and 104 matches, making it the largest tournament in football history.
