Billions in Cargo Diverted From Red Sea After Houthi Attacks

Shipping companies are diverting billions of dollars in cargo from the Red Sea after Houthi rebels based in Yemen attacked multiple ships.

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$842M Powerball Jackpot Sold in Michigan for First-Ever New Year's Day Winner

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Buses of Migrants Seem to Use 'Loophole' to Avoid New NYC Rules

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