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Tuesday, 7 April 2026
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Friday, 30 October 2026
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Dan Lamothe· Washington Post · US
LeadOusted general in legal peril

A POSSIBLE CASE OVER ALLEGED LEAKS ‘Zero tolerance’ for such actions, Pentagon says

Alice Hancock· Financial Times · UK
LeadOil tanker captains paid $100,000 a month for perilous Hormuz voyages

Owners offer 'danger money' • 'Mercenaries' face Iranian strikes • 93 ships attacked since February

Mark Landler· New York Times · US
LeadNear Election, Deep Turmoil Grips France

Finances and Far Right Imperil Welfare State

Quinn Glabicki· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHigher sea temps imperil coral reefs

Record ocean warmth leaves them no time to recover from heat waves.

Matthew Haag· New York Times · US
SecondaryFunding Delays Imperil Rollout Of Mamdani’s Child Care Plan

Many Providers Being Asked to Front Costs

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadA planet in peril

Blistering heatwaves will only get worse, say experts

Alan Feuer· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryTrump creates own issues by meddling

President hinders AG bid, imperils criminal case, tempts penalty

Hannah Fry· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadL.A.’s perilous game of water pipeline triage

With money scarce, repairs occur only in areas considered most likely to break next.

Georgia WellsAmrith Ramkumar· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChatbots Answer Perilous Queries

AI models know how to make biological weapons. Some will teach you.

Jim Puzzanghera· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryTrump adds new peril for GOP ahead of midterms

Inflation was easing. Then he amped up war, tariffs.

Peter S. Goodman· New York Times · US
SecondaryIran War Leaves Farmers Desperate for Diesel

Food Supply Imperiled in Bangladesh

Michael Levenson· New York Times · US
LeadCanada’s Fires Shroud States In Perilous Air

Midwest and Northeast Face Acrid Obstacle

Gregory Zuckerman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryBig Stock Sales Risk Imperiling The Bull Market

Race to issue shares reminds some of later stages of dot-com and other rallies

Jack Flemming· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFederal rollback of law imperils wildlife

Reduced habitat protections increase risk for state's 300 endangered species.

Catrin Einhorn and Maxine Joselow· New York Times · US
SecondaryFederal Move Could Imperil Frail Habitats
Jon Gambrell· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRENEWED FIGHTING IMPERILS U.S.-IRAN CEASEFIRE

Tehran’s discussions with others in region may suggest effort to reduce hostilities.

Adam Taylor· Washington Post · US
SecondaryU.S. gave Tehran details on asylum seekers, lawsuit alleges

Claim says data may have put religious minorities, protesters, others in peril

Vimal Patel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDecline of Ph.D. admissions could imperil a ‘generation of new talent’

Unpredictable federal funding is a key factor in the drop in students.

Eric TuckerJoey Cappelletti· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTrump pick imperils FISA renewal

Republican senators warn that the surveillance program may lapse after intelligence pick backlash.

Michael WilnerAna Ceballos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTrump’s polling sinks to a new low

GOP strategists fear the perilous milestone suggests his long-solid base is finally waning.

Motoko Rich, Elisabetta Povoledo and Elizabeth Dias· New York Times · US
SecondaryPope, in Encyclical, Offers a Map for Navigating the Perils of A.I.

Calling for Regulations and the Protection of Human Dignity

Alex Wigglesworth· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryWildfire imperils Channel Islands species

Stranded sailor’s flare starts a record-setting blaze. Rare plants and animals are at risk.

Kiran Stacey· The Guardian · UK
LeadBurnham facing ‘perilous’ race in crunch byelection

Battle for Makerfield set to be dominated by immigration and Brexit

Alexander WardAnnie LinskeyBrian Spegele· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadXi Gives Trump Warning on Taiwan

Remark about peril of a ‘clash’ highlights tensions despite leaders’ cordial talks

Damien Cave· New York Times · US
SecondaryWhat Asia Fears Most On Summit

Sweeping Trade Deal May Imperil Security

Jillian Kramer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadBus program connecting families with loved ones in prison is in peril

The nonprofit Philadelphia Prison Society has run trips across Pennsylvania for nearly two decades. Stripped of state funding, the service is in danger of ending.

Evan HalperRachel Chason· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDream of post-oil economy in the Gulf is in peril

U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran threatens region’s long-term plans

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadTaiwan fears a Trump ad-lib in Beijing

Taipei worries even a small word change by the president could imperil the status quo.

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMPD red ink likely to top $23 million

OT pay drives overrun; costs imperil 2nd term for Police Chief O'Hara.

Susannah GeorgeTara Copp· Washington Post · US
LeadStrikes in Hormuz, Gulf region imperil U.S.-Iran ceasefire

AMERICAN DESTROYER IS FIRED ON, NOT HIT Iranian fast boats chasing commercial ships destroyed

Summer SaidLaurence NormanRobbie Gramer· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryDivides On Strait, Uranium Imperil Iran Talks

Tehran threatens to skip session; U.S. seizes a vessel trying to slip past blockade

Nick TimiraosMatt Grossman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryTrump Threatens Fed Chief, Imperiling Transition

President weighs firing Powell, backs probe as Warsh faces a Senate roadblock

Jenny Jarvie· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFALLING POPULATION IMPERILS L.A. COUNTY

The loss, from fewer immigrants, low birth rates, moves to other states, could ‘haunt us for decades’