The United States Postal Service is increasing the price of first-class Forever stamps from 73 cents to 78 cents, along with other services, effective Sunday, July 13. This decision, confirmed by USPS, follows a review by the Postal Regulatory Commission and is part of the Delivering for America 10-year plan to support financial goals.
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Amidst escalating tensions, Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif has dismissed nuclear exchange possibilities with India, asserting their nuclear program is for peace and defense. This follows alleged Pakistani "nuclear blackmails," which India vowed to counter bilaterally. Tensions rose further after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, prompting Pakistan to threaten retaliation.
Ajman offers a quieter, more affordable alternative to Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Renting in Ajman costs significantly less than buying, with renters saving up to 60% compared to mortgage holders in key areas. Families and remote workers appreciate the balance of lower costs and decent amenities, making Ajman a smart choice for those watching their monthly budgets in the UAE.
Vancouver International Airport experienced a brief service disruption on Wednesday following reports of a hijacked Cessna 172. The RCMP received an alert that the aircraft, originating from Vancouver Island, was entering airspace near the airport. The incident prompted a temporary halt in flight services, with nine inbound flights diverted before the suspect was arrested upon landing.
Somali-American state senator Omar Fateh, a Minneapolis mayoral candidate, faced racist online attacks after announcing his progressive platform, including a $20 minimum wage and blocking police cooperation with ICE. Despite the vitriol and false claims about his citizenship, Fateh remains focused on the election, emphasizing the need to protect communities from Trump's policies and invest in alternative public safety responses.
At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged to procure US-made Patriot missile systems for Ukraine, amidst ongoing Russian aerial attacks. He urged the US to increase Patriot deliveries, emphasizing unwavering support for Ukraine. Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced over €10 billion in pledges for Ukraine's economic recovery.
Bahrain's yacht rental market is experiencing rapid growth, fueled by rising affluence and strategic investments in maritime infrastructure. From short marina cruises to island excursions and superyacht charters, diverse options cater to tourists, expats, and locals. This surge reflects Bahrain's ambition to become a prominent Gulf yachting hub, blending leisure, heritage, and economic diversification.
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