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  • US Approves Sale of 48 F-35 Jets to Saudi Arabia
    Arab News

    US Approves Sale of 48 F-35 Jets to Saudi Arabia

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    The United States government has sanctioned the sale of 48 advanced F-35 stealth fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, a transaction valued at approximately $24.3 billion. This decision, announced by the State Department, marks a significant development in the realm of international defense agreements, particularly in the context of the ongoing tensions in the Middle East….

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  • China’s Djibouti Base Upgrades Enhance Military Monitoring Capabilities
    Arab News

    China’s Djibouti Base Upgrades Enhance Military Monitoring Capabilities

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    Recent upgrades to China’s military facility in Djibouti are expected to significantly bolster its surveillance capabilities across the Middle East and Africa, according to a report by a U.S. think tank. The enhancements to the base, which is strategically located near one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes, could provide China with an improved ability…

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  • Former Syrian Official Sentenced to 60 Years in Prison for Torture
    Arab News

    Former Syrian Official Sentenced to 60 Years in Prison for Torture

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    A former high-ranking official in the Syrian government has been sentenced to 60 years in prison by a U.S. federal court for his involvement in the torture of prisoners during his tenure at Adra Prison in Damascus. Samir Ousman Alsheikh, 74, was convicted on multiple counts related to conspiracy and acts of torture that occurred…

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  • Bomb Squad Responds to South Euclid Police Station for Unexploded World War I Shells
    Local News

    Bomb Squad Responds to South Euclid Police Station for Unexploded World War I Shells

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    A routine visit to the South Euclid police station took an unexpected turn on September 8 when a 75-year-old man arrived with two artillery shells believed to be leftover from World War I. The man brought the shells to the station seeking proper disposal, but one of the items raised immediate concerns among law enforcement…

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  • Flock Camera Dislodged After Vehicle Collision in Richmond Heights
    Local News

    Flock Camera Dislodged After Vehicle Collision in Richmond Heights

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    Richmond Heights police reported an incident involving a Flock camera that was discovered dislodged from its mounting pole on September 11. Officers located the camera in a grassy area at the northeast corner of Chestnut Lane, where it had fallen after apparently being struck by a vehicle. The Flock camera system, which is designed to…

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  • Woman Allegedly Under the Influence While Shopping with Children at Meijer
    Local News

    Woman Allegedly Under the Influence While Shopping with Children at Meijer

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    Authorities were called to a local Meijer store on September 7 following reports of a woman suspected of being under the influence while shopping with her children. The incident occurred in Cleveland Heights, where the 33-year-old mother was reportedly seen behaving erratically in the parking lot prior to entering the store. Store employees alerted law…

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  • Sam Leavitt’s Health Status Updated Ahead of Ole Miss Game
    Local News

    Sam Leavitt’s Health Status Updated Ahead of Ole Miss Game

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    In a recent announcement, Lane Kiffin, head coach of the Ole Miss Rebels, provided an important update regarding the health of quarterback Sam Leavitt ahead of this Sunday’s matchup. Leavitt’s status had previously been uncertain, but the latest information offers clarity on his availability for the game. Leavitt has been dealing with an undisclosed injury…

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  • NFL Commissioner Hints at Potential for Multiple International Teams
    Local News

    NFL Commissioner Hints at Potential for Multiple International Teams

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 18, 2026

    In a recent statement, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suggested that the league may expand its presence internationally by establishing additional franchises outside the United States. This revelation aligns with the NFL’s ongoing efforts to broaden its global reach, particularly through games held in Europe and other regions. Goodell’s comments come as the league continues to…

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  • Are You Eating Enough Whole Grains to Lower Your Heart Disease Risk?
    Health

    Are You Eating Enough Whole Grains to Lower Your Heart Disease Risk?

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 17, 2026

    A recent meta-analysis has shed light on the significant cardiovascular benefits of consuming whole grains, suggesting that a daily intake of 4 to 6 servings can greatly enhance heart health. This study, which reviewed 87 trials, highlights a “likely causal” link between higher whole grain consumption and improved cardiovascular risk factors, including cholesterol levels, inflammation,…

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  • Women and Young Adults Experience Fatigue More Often, Says CDC
    Health

    Women and Young Adults Experience Fatigue More Often, Says CDC

    ByCharbel Lebbos September 17, 2026

    A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals that fatigue is a common issue for adults in the United States, with nearly 75% reporting that they experience it at least occasionally. The findings, drawn from the National Health Statistics Center, indicate that the prevalence of frequent fatigue is particularly high…

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