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In MementoJpeg via Getty Images, the author discovers her husband, Q, lied about having a vasectomy when she finds out she is pregnant. This revelation leads to a reflection on their relationship and past instances of dishonesty, prompting the author to confront Q about his lies and seek resolution through therapy. Despite the challenges of military life and frequent moves, the author grapples with trust issues and the impact of Q's deception on their family....

A British national died after being hit by a vehicle in President William Ruto's motorcade in Nairobi. Kenya's National Police Service is investigating the incident, which occurred on Ngong Road. Video footage shows the motorcade speeding by as bystanders scream, with reports indicating the man was knocked down while crossing the busy road. Full Article

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accuses Russian President Putin of manipulating ceasefire proposal, claiming Moscow is adding preconditions to delay progress. Zelenskyy states Ukraine accepted US-backed unconditional ceasefire, while Russia complicates negotiations to continue war. Putin thanks world leaders for ceasefire efforts, emphasizes need for long-term peace and addressing root causes of crisis. Full Article

In a match between the Hawks and Bombers, Will Day scores a goal for the Hawks, extending their lead to 23 points, halting the Bombers' goal spree. Despite the Bombers fighting back with consecutive goals from Zach Merrett and Xavier Duursma, the Hawks maintain control with Jack Ginnivan scoring his second goal of the night. Full Article

Early-rising stargazers in the UK witnessed a partial lunar eclipse just before dawn on Friday, with a "blood moon" created as the Moon moved into Earth's shadow, turning a dusky red. The eclipse was visible in most of the UK, while some western areas and the Americas may have seen a total eclipse. This natural phenomenon occurs when Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon, causing it to appear red due to Rayleigh scattering in...

Defending champion Iga Swiatek advanced to the Indian Wells semi-finals after defeating Zheng Qinwen, setting up a match against teenager Mirra Andreeva. Swiatek, aiming for her third title at Indian Wells, could become the first woman since 1991 to win back-to-back titles. In the other semi-final, world number one Aryna Sabalenka will face Madison Keys in a rematch of the Australian Open final. Full Article