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    Expert: Iranian people are the regime's first victims●The Iranian people were this regime’s first victim, expert says▶youtubeWorldHuman Rights73.8K38 min ago

    An expert speaking on Fox Business argued that the Iranian people have been the first victims of Iran's ruling regime, framing the country's leadership as the main source of suffering for its own citizens. The comment ties into broader debate over human rights abuses, economic hardship and political repression inside Iran, and drew strong attention from audiences following developments around the Iranian government.

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    DR Congo, Sudan and Mali lead Africa's military drone imports▼DR Congo, Sudan and Mali are Africa’s biggest military drone importers as US and Iran supply rival sides in Russia-Ukraine war✉newsWorldDefense30 min ago

    DR Congo, Sudan and Mali have emerged as Africa's largest importers of military drones, according to reporting by Business Insider Africa. The report highlights how foreign suppliers, including the United States and Iran, are arming rival sides across African conflicts, a pattern that mirrors the drone supply dynamics shaping the war in Ukraine.

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    New York Magazine Launches First Standalone Men's Style Issue▼Inside New York Magazine’s First Standalone Men’s Style Issue✉newsLifeFashion3 h ago

    New York Magazine has published its first standalone men's style issue, a dedicated edition focused on menswear and male fashion culture. The move was reported by The Business of Fashion, which took readers inside the making of the issue. It signals growing publisher interest in menswear as a distinct editorial and commercial category, and the launch is drawing attention across the fashion industry.

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    How Hillsboro Subsidized a Private Business Association▼The Inside Operation: How Hillsboro Subsidized a Private Business Association✉newsBusiness1 h ago

    A report by the Hillsboro Herald alleges that the city of Hillsboro used public funds to subsidize a private business association, describing the arrangement as an 'inside operation'. The story raises questions about how local taxpayer money was channeled to a private organization and whether proper oversight was in place. Details of the amounts involved and officials' responses remain limited so far.